12/01/2018 Newsround

see the game. We also meet you too's

bigger sensation who shows up some

skills to John Farnworth. All that

and more on Saturday. See you.

Hi, I'm Ricky with everything you

need to know this Friday morning.

First to something loads of you were

outraged about last year.

The moment when Northern Ireland

crashed out of their World Cup

play-off against Switzerland.

This is what some of you had to say.

The referee, not sure about that.

The referee is blind. It should not

been a penalty.

It should never have

a rare penalty.

That referee wasn't

the referee, really.

Well,

now the referee who awarded that

controversial penalty has admitted,

he made a mistake.

Ovidiu Hategan, ruled

Northern Ireland's Corry Evans

blocked a shot, with his arm

during the first leg,

despite showing the ball struck

the player's shoulder.

Micahel O'Neill's side went

on to lose the match 1-nil,

ending their hopes of reaching

a world cup for the first

time in 32 years.

The ref will not be used

at the World Cup in Russia.

Next, US President Donald Trump

was meant to visit the UK next month

to open the US embassy in London.

But he now he says he's not coming!

The President tweeted

to say it's because he's not a "big

fan" of a new US embassy building,

which was agreed by the last

President Barack Obama.

The building cost one billion

dollars, which Trump is angry about,

because he says it's a "bad

deal" for America.

But the President is likely

to still come to the UK

on an official state visit later

in the year.

And of course you can

head to newsround online

to get more on that.

Next, imagine living in a place

where the cities grow so fast that

there's no room to build houses

on land any more...

so people have to live on the water.

We've met one boy in Nigeria

who does just that...

and goes to school by boat.

Here's his story.

Emmanuelle is 12. Like most is a she

gets up and goes to school. But his

journey is a little bit different.

I

have to go by boats. It is thought

that we drive.

We cannot pass on

land. His brushes his teeth outside

and the shower has no drain. That's

because he lives in the world's

biggest village built on water.

Why

I live on what is because my father

used to fish. My mother goes to

market and sells it. That is why we

live on water.

His home is a fishing

village so the fishermen can be

neither water if they live on the

shore, but because the city is

growing so fast, there isn't any

space left on land, so they started

building on the water. His primary

school is on a small piece of land.

When the water level is really high,

kids in the ground floor classroom

often end up with wet feet.

If you

go to school you can become a

doctor, a lawyer or an engineer. I

will make sure he becomes one.

There

is not much room to play outside saw

Emmanuelle is often indoors and

enjoys drawing.

enjoys drawing. He is hoping that

one day he will be able to live on

the mainland so he can play football

without getting wet feet.

Finally, we love investigating

your BIG questions.

Here's what you wanted

to know this week...

My name is Bill I work on dinosaurs.

Wouldn't be greater dinosaurs could

be brought back to life? There are

people trying to get mammoths back

and that looks like it might work,

but dinosaurs are harder because

they are a lot older. At least 65

million years and what we need to do

is to get DNA, which is the building

blocks of life, from a dinosaur.

That might be really difficult. Then

you would have to cross that was

some sort of living creature that

could give birth to a dinosaur. I

think that will be difficult, too.

So at the moment green dinosaur back

is just science fiction. But who

knows, maybe in the future that is

something we can do.

That's it for now.

We're back at 8.20.