21/01/2018 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley.

Coming up in your final

Newsround of the weekend...

We find out what jobs

you want when you're older.

Big discoveries in the deep

blue sea - plus...

How this new movie is bringing one

family back to life.

Let's start with tennis,

because Kyle Edmund has

reached a Grand Slam quarter final

for the very first time.

Britain's number two has made

the last 8 even though

it was incredibly hot in Melbourne.

He won the match after four sets

and almost three hours on court.

His next game is on Tuesday.

What do you want to

do when you grow up?

That was the question thousands

of you were asked in a big

study by the charity,

Education and Employers.

I wanted to be a farmer!

But what did you choose?

Here's Ricky.

I want to be a pilot,

because it's really fascinating,

and I can explore the world.

Computer engineer.

My dad is an engineer,

and I want to be an engineer too.

I wanted to be a surgeon

since I was small,

because I want to help people,

and I think that everyone

deserves a life.

Drawing their future,

these children from north-west

London were amongst 13,000 in the UK

who took part in a remarkable

survey about the jobs

they wanted to do as adults.

I want to be a Royal

Navy police officer.

I want to be a maths teacher.

Why is that?

Because I like maths.

The most popular dream job

between seven to 11-year-olds

was a sportsman or -woman.

Lots of children drew them,

followed by a teacher, a vet,

then a job in social

media or gaming.

I want to be a game designer,

because it seems like fun,

and I play a lot of games

and want to see how they are made.

Amazing.

Thanks, guys.

Now, fancy a dip, deep in the ocean?

Well, you might need

to get your flippers

on for this next one,

and you'll definitely need to be

able to hold your breath

for a reeeeally long time.

Because divers have made an exciting

discovery in the sea

off the coast of Mexico.

Here's more.

This isn't just any old underwater

cave. Oh, no! This is the longest

underwater cave in the world! A

group of divers discover that in

Mexico, and it's over 200 miles

long. That's the same distance from

London to Paris!

At the bottom of the cave, they

found pots and relics belonging to

the Mayan people, who lived in

Mexico over 1000 years ago. They

hope this discovery will help them

to understand more about what life

was like for the Mayans.

Thanks, Martin!

Next, the makers of Toy Story

and Finding Nemo are back

with a brand new animated adventure.

Coco tells the story

of a boy called Miguel,

who discovers his secret family

history when he travels

to the Land of the Dead.

Newsround sent 9-year-old film fan

Rex to find out more.

I know I'm not supposed

to love music!

But I can't help it!

I'm going to be a musician!

Miguel, get down from there!

But my family thinks

music is a curse.

No music!

I don't want to be in this family!

What are we going

to do with that boy?

I wish somebody would

help me follow my dream.

Hi, I'm Rex.

Hi, Rex.

What message do you think

Coco gives to the world?

There are lots of messages

about your family,

The importance of your family,,

which is what the Day

of the Dead gives you,

remembering your family

and passing on their stories.

But there are also ideas

about following your passion.

Where are we?

Welcome to the Land of the Dead.

Did you go to Mexico to understand

how the Mexicans act?

We did.

We went for lots of

different reasons.

We went on many trips down

to Mexico, and travelled

all over the country.

We took hundreds of thousands

of photographs, we lived

with families in Mexico to see how

they celebrated Day of the Dead,

but also their day-to-day lives.

You keep away from the mariachi!

Where did you get the inspiration

for the characters?

The bossy granny reminds me

a bit of my granny!

Ah, yes, Miguel's grandmother,

the women really run the families.

Lots of the women are strong forces

within the families,

and we wanted to reflect that

in the movie.

And they are so protective,

like probably your granny is bossy

because she just wants to take

care of you.

Yes.

I really enjoyed the songs,

because I play the guitar too.

How important do you think

the music is in Coco?

It is really important.

We have never made a movie

at Pixar with as much

music in it before Coco.

There are a lot of songs

we wrote, there are lots

of traditional Mexican songs.

Did you notice the

chords are correct?

Yes, I did!

an amazing!

Thanks very much, Rex.

That's it from me.

See you next week.

Have a good rest of the weekend.

Goodbye.