29/09/2013 Newsround

Afternoon, folks! Martin here with your final Newsround update of the

day. Coming up: Why some of the stars of London 2012 should have

spent more time at the dentist. A super-daring parachute mission.

And the very latest in high-tech skateboards! This is Newsround.

First, the latest on the Pakistan earthquake. Rescue workers say the

sheer size of the area affected earthquake. Rescue workers say the

making things really difficult to deliver help to the victims. It

struck on Tuesday in a remote area in the south west. Things got even

more difficult after a second quake hit the region yesterday. Experts

say there's plenty of food, water and medical kit to help the victims,

but the big problem now is just and medical kit to help the victims,

distances. The issue is the nature of the area, it is the communities

that have been affected are so required help to every place, at

that have been affected are so Next, who could forget the big,

that have been affected are so shining grins of some of our top

that have been affected are so athletes at London 2012? Well, dig a

that have been affected are so bit deeper and things might not

that have been affected are so been as shiny as they seemed. A

that have been affected are so they've found striking levels of

that have been affected are so athletes questioned for this report

performance. The dentists say it's large amounts of carbohydrates,

including sugary energy drinks. large amounts of carbohydrates,

Next, one for you if you've ever thought your pet cat is a bit on

Next, one for you if you've ever wild side. A family in Brazil in

South America is fighting a legal battle with wildlife authorities to

keep hold of their nine pet tigers which live in a sanctuary in their

home. They've been breeding the creatures since rescuing some from a

circus, years ago. They've got a licence to keep the animals, but

officials say it's illegal to breed them, and the tigers should be in a

fair on them. Sadly, there are so many animals dying in zoos with

fair on them. Sadly, there are so one to look after them. My animals

are treated externally well. We one to look after them. My animals

preserving the species. We have one to look after them. My animals

great team of vets, we get them one to look after them. My animals

the best. We are being persecuted. Now, to some seriously extreme

parachuting. This is American Jeb Corliss on a super-daring mission.

Using a wingsuit, he soared through a tiny gap in the Langshan Mountain

in eastern China. That gap is just three-and-a-half metres wide at

in eastern China. That gap is just narrowest point, and his average

Now, ever wondered what would happen if you didn't brush your teeth for

that's just one of the many gruesome questions top CBBC doctors Chris and

brilliant new series of Operation Ouch, which starts tomorrow. To

brilliant new series of Operation out more, I called them into my

I'm Doctor Martin, my patients are brand-new illness, which they are

calling Operation Ouch. What is brand-new illness, which they are

It is a serious pandemic, last brand-new illness, which they are

it affected people all over the country and we think it is going to

be the same this year. Some people will find they do not brush their

off the dog. Other people will be television for half an hour. Your

urine. Can you explain exactly what television for half an hour. Your

CBBC. Goodbye. Time to be honest, I'm not actually a real doctor. If

you get to be a doctor for the day, we should get rid -- to present

you get to be a doctor for the day, zone. Look out for Operation Ouch on

I am Doctor Chris. Reporting for weight-sensing board has been shown

off at a tech fair in America. It has a top speed of 18 mph and can

even climb hills. But start saving that pocket money - it costs around

So, we want to know what cool thing you'd invent to make getting around,

or to school, a bit more fun. You've been telling us on the Newsround

Leo in London says, "Imagine an been telling us on the Newsround

on your phone which makes a hover board appear! It'll be controlled by

your voice and take you anywhere." Areeba in Staffordshire says, "In

the future, I would like to travel around on an electric bed. In a

flick of button, I could travel anywhere without having to get up."

Jessica in Lancashire says, "I think that we will be travelling around on

mini aeroplanes that anyone over the Louis from Manchester has come up

with these cool jet pack powered skis. Yusra, also from Manchester,

thinks there will be a machine that has two legs and controls where

thinks there will be a machine that go. And Isabella from Essex has

invented the Hat of Hover, a hat Just before I go, time to tell you

about Miracle Milly, who's just Just before I go, time to tell you

crowned the world's smallest dog. The pint-sized pooch lives with

crowned the world's smallest dog. owner in Puerto Rico and is two

years old. She's really, really tiny, at just 9.6 cm tall. But she

loves hanging out with one of her is about the size of its head!

That's all from Newsround on your telly for today. But don't get too

sad about that - there's loads more stuff on the Newsround website to

keep you busy all afternoon. Nel will be here bright and early in the

morning with all your Monday morning