16/02/2016 ‹ Newsround

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We're live on TV and we're online this morning.	:00:00.	:00:00.
Ayshah here with a rundown of what's going on this Tuesday.	:00:00.	:00:09.
We find out what it's like to be a stepsibling.	:00:10.	:00:11.
And the orangutans in Australia who love gaming.	:00:12.	:00:24.
Brothers and sisters - whether you're the best of friends	:00:25.	:00:27.
or fight all the time, the relationship you have	:00:28.	:00:29.
But what's it like to share your home with a stepsibling -	:00:30.	:00:34.
a brother or sister who has a different mum and dad?	:00:35.	:00:37.
Martin's been to meet a family of stepsiblings to find out	:00:38.	:00:40.
what it's like when two families become one.	:00:41.	:00:44.
This is me and my little brother John when we were younger and then	:00:45.	:00:47.
when I was 13 this guy appeared, Matthew, my stepbrother.	:00:48.	:00:52.
We have different parents but his dad and my mum now live	:00:53.	:00:56.
together so I had to adjust suddenly to having a new brother,	:00:57.	:01:01.
and I'm not the only one who had to get used to new siblings.	:01:02.	:01:04.
These are Kiera, Kian and their mum Joanne,	:01:05.	:01:07.
and Zoe and Cody and their dad Roger.	:01:08.	:01:16.
Their mum and dad moved into together and now they have baby	:01:17.	:01:19.
Skyler. Zoe and Cody live with their mum	:01:20.	:01:21.
during the week but stay with everyone here at weekends,	:01:22.	:01:25.
so what is it like It's the same apart from having	:01:26.	:01:28.
another couple of people to play It's like cousins apart	:01:29.	:01:31.
from it's not. Is there anything annoying	:01:32.	:01:36.
when everyone is in the same house? Because I've only got a small room	:01:37.	:01:39.
it gets crowded. Do you guys think of each other	:01:40.	:01:46.
as stepsiblings or just A stepbrother and sister	:01:47.	:01:48.
because it's weird calling them a brother and sister	:01:49.	:01:58.
because I already have a sister I sleep under this bed so basically	:01:59.	:02:01.
it's a double bunk but it has a bed pulling out underneath and this	:02:02.	:02:20.
is where I sleep on weekends. This is my bed and that is	:02:21.	:02:25.
Skyler's bed. Has Skyler being born	:02:26.	:02:29.
changed anything? Before Skyler was born it felt	:02:30.	:02:33.
like we weren't a proper family but then when she was born it	:02:34.	:02:37.
pulled us all together, Head online for more	:02:38.	:02:43.
stories about siblings, including Hacker and Dodge on what	:02:44.	:02:49.
it's like to be half-brothers. Next, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran	:02:50.	:02:54.
were some of the big winners at the Grammy music	:02:55.	:02:57.
awards last night. Taylor won three awards including	:02:58.	:02:59.
album of the year for 1989 and Ed Sheeran took home his first	:03:00.	:03:04.
ever Grammy award for Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo	:03:05.	:03:07.
Performance for Thinking Out Loud. Thank you to all the Grammy voters,	:03:08.	:03:12.
my manager Stuart, my parents who have flown for the past four	:03:13.	:03:15.
years to come to the Grammys every year and every time I lose	:03:16.	:03:18.
they go, maybe next year! If you had told my 11-year-old,	:03:19.	:03:23.
five-year-old, any age, that I would have received	:03:24.	:03:27.
an award from Stevie Wonder, I'd be chuffed, so	:03:28.	:03:29.
thank you very much. Football now, and Chelsea will be	:03:30.	:03:32.
without their captain John Terry for tonight's Champions League match	:03:33.	:03:36.
at Paris Saint Germain. He injured his hamstring	:03:37.	:03:39.
during Saturday's win Finally, to the orangutans at a zoo	:03:40.	:03:42.
in Australia who love gaming. Say hello to two Marlowe, a	:03:43.	:04:01.
12-year-old son Matt Crew orangutan who lives at Melbourne zoo in	:04:02.	:04:07.
Australia. He and his family are part of a land which aims to help	:04:08.	:04:12.
Endangered Species Act from going extinct, but orangutans are highly	:04:13.	:04:15.
intelligent extinct, but orangutans are highly	:04:16.	:04:20.
can get bored, especially if you are a curious creature. Last year he	:04:21.	:04:26.
escaped from his enclosure and went on in adventure around the zoo. The	:04:27.	:04:32.
cars in the wild orangutans have problems every day, where to find	:04:33.	:04:38.
food, what do we, they are constantly using their brains to sob	:04:39.	:04:42.
problems. In zoos we give them everything they need.	:04:43.	:04:44.
What's the best way to keep a bored orangutan busy?	:04:45.	:04:47.
Researchers from Melbourne University think	:04:48.	:04:48.
they have the answer - interactive computer games.	:04:49.	:04:52.
What we've done is put a projector outside the enclosure and that	:04:53.	:04:55.
projects a moving image into the orangutans' enclosure	:04:56.	:04:59.
and we also have a body sensor called a Kinect sensor,	:05:00.	:05:02.
some of you may have used it with the Microsoft 360.	:05:03.	:05:07.
It has a red dot that explodes when touched.	:05:08.	:05:12.
The first time Marlo used it, he got it	:05:13.	:05:15.
straightaway, kissing the dot with his face.	:05:16.	:05:18.
Some people are worried about the idea of giving orangutans	:05:19.	:05:21.
technology like ours because it's not something they would ever have	:05:22.	:05:25.
in the wild, but researchers say it will only make orangutans happier	:05:26.	:05:29.
And they are already working on new games, even an Instagram up so the	:05:30.	:05:45.
apes can take pictures and post them.	:05:46.	:05:47.
That's all from Team Newsround this morning.	:05:48.	:05:48.
Martin will be here this afternoon at 4.20pm with more -	:05:49.	:05:51.
and don't forget you can keep on top of the day's stories	:05:52.	:05:59.
I'll see you very soon. Goodbye, guys.	:06:00.	:06:03.

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