25/01/2016 Newsround

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See you.

A very good Monday morning to all of you.

I'm Ricky here live on CBBC with some of this on the way.

The clean-up begins after this weekend's massive snow storm

in the US.

Plus...

A year in the life of a penguin...

We meet the team who capture penguins all year round.

First this morning to America where people in the north-east

of the country are trying to clear up after one of the worst

snow storms ever.

Many schools are still closed today.

In New York a record 67 centimetres of snow fell in the city's famous

Central Park.

Many people spent the weekend sledging, taking part in snowball

fights or just staying indoors.

We've had special reports all weekend from children

in the area explaining what they've been up to.

Zara and Jack sent us this from Washington DC.

We made slushies with snow and orange juice.

Now we are going to go in the back and sledge on our knees with a sled.

Then we are going to have a big snowball fight with our neighbours.

This is Daddy and he is shovelling snow.

It is the big dig out.

And we are going to have a car digging out contest.

This is going to be good, watch this.

We should be done by Thursday.

By Thursday!

OK, bye.

Head over to the Newsround web site to see more from children living

in the snow hit areas of America.

And there's a cute video of a panda enjoying the snow.

To football now and Leicester go back to the top of the premier

league after Arsenal lost to Chelsea.

(TX OOV) They lost one nil thanks to this goal from Diego Costa.

The gunners spent most of the game with just ten men after Mertersacker

was sent off.

It was a very harsh decision.

But we had to cope with its.

I'd don't know exactly what to say because there

are a few games where that has happened, and the only thing we can

do is keep our focus and fight, and that is what we did.

Tom Daley picked up another gold at the National Diving Cup.

He won the individual 10 metre platform competition.

It's a title he won last year too.

It goes with the medal he had already won in the pairs event.

Tom said it wasn't easy preparing for the event.

It has just been one of those events that has been really tough

because I have not been on ten metre training

for the last ten days and I have had problems with my back but I am back

out there and I know that I can do it no matter what so I just have

to be ready whenever life throws you some obstacles.

A team of British scientists have been finding out how penguins

are changing their habits because of climate change.

They've set up loads of cameras where the animals live and breed

in the Antarctic to look at their behaviour.

The BBC's Science reporter Victoria Gill sent Newsround this

special report.

I am in Antarctica and I'm actually standing in a penguin colony

so I have to keep my voice down slightly because the birds

all around are on their nests with chicks and I'm here with a team

of scientists led by Doctor Tom Hart who is setting up cameras

in these penguin colonies.

You can see one of your camera is just behind us here.

What exactly are you doing here, what is this project for?

I leave a camera on loads of different penguin colonies

the year so we get when they turn up, how well they are doing and how

well they are breeding from loads of different colonies all around

Antarctica.

Why do you want to understand what is going on in that detail?

I want to understand what the threats are to penguins

in this region, and how to get rid of those threats,

so it could be fisheries, climate change.

By following loads of colonies, some of which are near fished areas,

we can work out the differences between those in terms of survival

and things like that.

Thank you very much, Tom.

So that is a lot of images that the 75 cameras around penguin

colonies in Antarctica are collecting, and to analyse

all of those images, they are asking for your help to go

online and help conserve Antarctica's penguins.

That's all from me for now, Newsround's back right here at 8.15

with lots more for you.