27/07/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Naz. It's Wednesday morning

and you're watching Newsround. Here's what coming up:

Also, the missing moggy found after eight years!

And find out why people are singing about sticks.

First, there's just a few months left until America

elects a new president, and Hillary Clinton has been

official chosen as one of the candidates.

She's the first woman to ever be nominated for the president's job.

At a big convention for her supporters, she spoke to the crowd

Thanks to you and to everyone who's fought so hard to make everything

possible. This is really your victory, this is really your night.

And if there are any little girls out there who stayed up late to

watch, let me just say, I may become the first woman president, but one

of you is next. Thank you all. I can't wait to join you in

Philadelphia. And you can find out more

about Hilary Clinton and the American elections

in our online guide. Next, this clever orangutan has been

helping scientists to understand how Rocky did well in a game,

where he won treats by copying random noises made

by the researchers. It's a big deal, because it shows

that great apes like him can learn to change their voice

to make conversation. That means that human ability

to speak might have come A horse has been given a top award

for its work during the Korean War. He was originally meant to be a race

horse, but was trained up to help carry injured American marines

during the war in the 1950s. The medal is given to animals

who act really bravely during wars. Swimming superstar Rebecca

Addlington wants more of you to jump in a pool and get

active this summer. It's all for a campaign called

Change 4 Life to make sure kids are getting enough exercise

and to encourage those who might not She took the Olympic pool by storm

in Beijing and London, racking up an impressive four medals. Two of them

gold. She might as well be wearing slippers, she is that good at

swimming. Now she is in Manchester, getting kids involved in learning

how to swim. It is part of a plan to get every kid across the UK Active

and make exercise the important part of the day. We aren't doing enough

exercise. Everyone is guilty of that. It is about being as active as

possible. I love being in the water. I have since I was three. For me, I

look back and I still remember being a kid and loving being at the pool

and having my birthday parties in the pool. Swimming is my passion,

it's my love. What have these guys been up to? Jumping in the pool,

holding hands, going around in circles. I could jump in and I could

touch the water. I love touching the water. When you go into the water,

it is almost like gravity is pushing you up, not down. This summer, it is

hoped more of you will be splashing around in a pool near you. You may

not be as good as Becky but you can give it a go.

Go online to see Becky giving advice on what to do

if you're scared of swimming, but want to give it a go.

Drumsticks, a xylophone, a trombone...

This year, the stick is being championed by the National Trust,

which owns lots of country parks, and they've a song about how many

They're encouraging kids to get back to nature with the low tech toy.

We'd like to know what your fave no tech game is.

Finally, a cat who went missing from his home in London more

than eight years ago, has turned up safe and well

But last month, his owners received an email from a French cat rescue

group which found him wandering near a railway station.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.