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Hi, news fans, it's Ayshah here live this morning with all of these top	:00:00.	:00:07.
Penguins waddling their way to freedom at sea.	:00:08.	:00:15.
And the ginormous pipes trying to make it onto dry land.	:00:16.	:00:17.
In the athletics last night, the big event was the men's 200m final.	:00:18.	:00:33.
The winner was Ramil Guliyev from Turkey.	:00:34.	:00:36.
He beat the 400m champion and favourite Wayde van Niekerk.	:00:37.	:00:43.
Britain's Dina Asher-Smith is into tonight's women's 200m final	:00:44.	:00:45.
after running her season's best of 22.73 to finish second.	:00:46.	:00:52.
And one man who's proven himself to be one of Britain's greatest ever	:00:53.	:00:55.
Tomorrow he'll run his last race on the track.	:00:56.	:01:01.
Let's take a look back at his amazing career.	:01:02.	:01:04.
Mo Farah celebrating a win has become a familiar sight,	:01:05.	:01:09.
and he's hoping for yet another at the 5000 metres on Saturday,	:01:10.	:01:12.
one of his last ever races before he retires.	:01:13.	:01:16.
But let's back up a moment and go back to the start.	:01:17.	:01:21.
Mo moved from Somalia in Africa to England	:01:22.	:01:23.
He barely knew a word of English, but it was here that he first	:01:24.	:01:30.
realised he could run - and fast!	:01:31.	:01:32.
From then on, there was no stopping him.	:01:33.	:01:36.
His first major win came in 2011 when he took gold in the 5000m	:01:37.	:01:39.
at the World Championships in South Korea.	:01:40.	:01:45.
Mo moved to the US and trained hard in some tough	:01:46.	:01:47.
He stormed the London 2012 Olympics, picking up two golds and, of course,	:01:48.	:01:53.
Mo took the double again at Rio, and another gold in last week's	:01:54.	:02:02.
10,000m sealed his place as one of the greatest British	:02:03.	:02:06.
Don't worry, it won't be the last we see of Mo,	:02:07.	:02:10.
because he will be switching over to marathon running instead.	:02:11.	:02:15.
But first he faces one of his last big challenges	:02:16.	:02:18.
This is the Saracens rugby team practicing passing.	:02:19.	:02:33.
They're out in the Bahamas in the Caribbean, and training	:02:34.	:02:39.
You might have seen some seaweed or a bit of wood wash up on a beach	:02:40.	:02:48.
Two whopping great plastic pipes have washed up	:02:49.	:02:53.
on beaches at Winterton and Sea Palling in Norfolk.	:02:54.	:02:55.
The pipes are 450 metres long and came loose while being	:02:56.	:02:59.
From the sea to the sky - the international balloon festival	:03:00.	:03:08.
It'll take place over the next couple of days and is Europe's	:03:09.	:03:12.
More than 130 balloons are there, but last night they had to cancel	:03:13.	:03:16.
them all going into the air at the same time, because	:03:17.	:03:19.
Let's just keep our fingers crossed.	:03:20.	:03:24.
To the US, where there's been a big rise in people trying	:03:25.	:03:27.
to cross over to Canada, the country next door.	:03:28.	:03:29.
There's so many people trying to get across that there's now	:03:30.	:03:33.
Hundreds of people, carrying all their belongings,	:03:34.	:03:42.
wait to cross the border in the hope of a new life in Canada.	:03:43.	:03:46.
Canada is really, really beautiful, and the people are beautiful.	:03:47.	:03:49.
They've come from lots of different countries, but most of these	:03:50.	:03:56.
migrants are from Haiti, in the Caribbean.	:03:57.	:03:59.
A big earthquake hit the country in 2010 and many	:04:00.	:04:04.
people escaped to the US - but now they're not sure	:04:05.	:04:06.
whether they'll be allowed to stay in America.	:04:07.	:04:09.
That's because President Donald Trump has promised to crack down	:04:10.	:04:12.
on people from other countries who do not have permission	:04:13.	:04:14.
But for those making the journey, there's no guarantee they'll be	:04:15.	:04:20.
People hope a lot that things will be better	:04:21.	:04:24.
for them and there will be, something will happen that	:04:25.	:04:28.
will allow them to stay here, but it's a very long and very tiring	:04:29.	:04:33.
process, and the risk of being sent back to their country	:04:34.	:04:36.
And Canada is struggling to cope with its new arrivals.	:04:37.	:04:41.
The city of Montreal has had to turn its Olympic Stadium	:04:42.	:04:44.
into a temporary shelter, and the Canadian military has	:04:45.	:04:46.
started building a camp for people to stay in.	:04:47.	:04:52.
For those people queuing to get into the country,	:04:53.	:04:55.
it's the start of a difficult journey towards starting a new life.	:04:56.	:05:00.
Next up, to the man with a really strange job...	:05:01.	:05:07.
Wesley looks after the lightbulbs on Blackpool Tower.	:05:08.	:05:09.
He dangles high up and replaces any bulbs that stop working.	:05:10.	:05:11.
And he doesn't have long to go - the Tower needs to be ready before	:05:12.	:05:15.
the Blackpool Illuminations switch-on, which is	:05:16.	:05:16.
I've got to admit it is the one time of the year when my heart.	:05:17.	:05:27.
Fluttering, it really does, because if that light doesn't work, it is	:05:28.	:05:33.
like... It is drilling every day, you come out here, fantastic	:05:34.	:05:38.
location, a lot of guys in this industry working places where you	:05:39.	:05:39.
don't have the view have here. Nine of them waddled their way	:05:40.	:05:42.
to freedom on the coast The little creatures were being	:05:43.	:05:46.
cared for because they were poorly, We're back just after 4pm -	:05:47.	:05:50.
have a great day until then. My favourite TV programme	:05:51.	:06:02.
on CBBC is Whoops I Missed	:06:03.	:06:05.
The Bus, because it's such	:06:06.	:06:07.
a funny TV show,	:06:08.	:06:10.

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