17/02/2018 Newsround

Hello, Hayley here with your

Saturday Newsround.

First up, Team GB have

bagged their second medal at

the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Izzy Atkin has won bronze in the ski

slopestyle competition

and here's how she did it.

This is the face of history.

Great Britain's first ever

Olympic medal on skis.

Slopestyle is about nailing

the rails and avoiding

the bumps on the jumps.

And 19-year-old Izzy

Atkin does it in style.

Born and raised in the United States

to a British father and a Malaysian

mother, Izzy perfected her skills

on the slopes of Maine

when she was just three.

Before her final run,

Atkin was sitting in fourth place

so this had to be flawless.

Biggest run of her life starts now.

Every twist, every jump,

pushing it to the limit,

she laid down a score good enough

for third but could anyone else take

a medal away from her?

Oh no!

She's down.

Great Britain's Izzy

Atkin takes the bronze.

There were tonnes of big names

in the field, you know,

it could have been anyone's.

I was standing at the bottom

after my third and final run

and I knew I had skied the best

I could and I was just waiting

for those last three or four girls

to drop and my heart was racing.

But yeah, I can't believe it.

Well, believe it Izzy!

You're an Olympic bronze medallist.

Britain has the chance for more

medals. Lizzy Yarnold and Laura

Deas. But it was a bad morning for a

Elise Christie who crashed out of

her 1500 metres semifinal.

A strong earthquake has shaken

southern and central areas

of Mexico in Central America.

The quake had a magnitude

of 7.2, causing

buildings to shake.

Many people in Mexico City ran

into the streets for safety

but there have been no reports

so far of any deaths.

For many years now, the illegal

hunting of animals, or poaching,

has been a big problem

for wildlife in Africa.

But Now British soldiers

are being sent to Africa to help

protect animals like

elephants, lions and rhino.

They aim to train Rangers in Malawi

so that they can look

after and protect the animals

in the future.

Football now and the next

round of the famous FA Cup

competition got under way last night

but there were no

big, shock results.

Chelsea beat Championship side

Hull City 4-0, including this

amazing goal from Brazilian player,

Willian.

In last night's other match

a Jamie Vardy header was enough

to give Leicester a 1-0 victory over

Championship side Sheffield United.

Roger Federer has become

the oldest player in tennis

history to reach number one

in the men's world rankings.

The 36-year-old took the top spot

after beating Robin Haase

at the Rotterdam Open in three sets.

The Swiss superstar replaces

Rafael Nadal at the top

of the rankings and says it's

"a dream come true".

Next, Marvel are back

with a brand new superhero

film, 'Black Panther'.

But is it any good?

Newsround sent four 13-year-old

movie fans to find out!

We are home.

I don't know what I thought

about Black Panther.

Then I watched it and it was quite

liberating to see a positive

representation of black

people in Africa.

It seems basic to say "it's really

good", but that's the only words

I can say right now.

It was really empowering in a way,

because it wasn't just

all male main characters,

there was a lot of women as well,

it was very diverse for everyone.

My son, it is your time.

My favourite character was really

good with technology and she was

also like very strong willed.

She was very smart, she was very

supportive towards her brother,

but she wasn't deemed lower

than her brother.

You get to decide what kind of King

you are going to be.

I didn't expect it to be

so colourful and vibrant.

And also the soundtrack

blew me away as well.

The fabrics of Nigeria and Ghana

are shown in the clothing they wore

and the bright colours and patterns.

They weren't afraid to have

all these main, black

characters to be at the front.

Don't freeze.

I never freeze.

The revolution must

not be televised.

One of the weaker points

of the film was the CGI,

the computer-generated images.

At points, it did look

like two plastic figurines,

going at each other and fighting.

The only weak spot I would say

is they probably need a bit more

time, I don't feel like I got

to see everything.

You show off!

I would give Black Panther

four out of five stars.

I would give it four

out of five stars.

Four and a half out of five.

I will give it five

out of five stars.

Finally, meet Zeppy.

He's a flying, bicycle-riding,

water-floating,

balloon-lifting machine.

Designed by French man, Stephan

Rusoe, who's hoping to travel

100 miles over the Mediterranean

Sea later this year.

The sea needs to be flat,

with wind speeds of less

than three miles per hour,

so good luck with that!

That's it from me, we'll be

back just after 1.30pm.

See you then, bye.