30/01/2018 Newsround

Hi, guys, Hayley here

with your Tuesday headlines.

It's Newsround - live on CBBC.

Coming up.

Why everyone's talking about this

guy's new football team.

And we check out some

stupendous motorbike stunts.

First up, ever dreamt of owning your

very own football club?

Well that's been high up

on David Beckham's bucket

list for some time now.

The British footballer has just

announced plans to start up

a brand new team all the way

in the US - as Ricky's

been finding out.

David Beckham.

One of the most famous

footballers of all time.

He used to play for Manchester

United, scoring 61 Premier League

goals for the Red Devils.

The former England captain played

for his country 115 times.

He joined some of the biggest

clubs in the world like

Real Madrid and AC Milan.

More than ten years ago David

was snapped up by US club LA Galaxy,

putting Major League Soccer

on the map.

He's married to Spice

Victoria Beckham, a:k.a.

Posh Spice.

Together they've got four kids,

Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper.

David retired from football in 2013.

At the time he said his dream

was to set up his own

football club in the US.

That dream is now one step closer

to becoming a reality.

Today you made my dream come true.

David is one of the owners

of a new club based

in Miami in Florida.

The team hasn't got a name yet,

but plans to build a new 25,000 seat

stadium have been given

the green light.

There was moments when I didn't

think it was going to happen.

But I don't like to lose.

I don't give in very easily.

I always believed in Miami,

I always believed this

is where I wanted our team,

and finally we are here.

And he has got loads of support

from all of these guys.

If you need a striker, I'm the guy.

Congratulations, DB,

on the new Miami team.

Next up, you have to do something

pretty special to stand

out when you compete

in a motorbike stunt contest.

Well how about this, for a start?!

This is Michael Malero -

the winner of the Night of the Jumps

contest in Switzerland showing

off his stuff.

These stunts are called things

like the "double seatgrab"

and the "lazyboy flip".

Cool.

Do not try that at home.

Now, teenagers in Wales could be

able to vote in some

elections from the age of 16.

The Welsh government says it wants

to lower the age at which people

can vote from 18 to 16

in local elections.

In Scotland the voting age has

already been lowered for some votes

but in the rest of the UK

there are no plans to let 16

and 17 year olds vote.

These Welsh teenagers told us

what they think of the idea.

It will be a good thing for us to be

able to vote because we would be

voting for our future.

Personally, I don't believe

we should lower the age to 16

because I don't feel that schools

are educating us enough

on the politics side of things.

I'm in favour of voting

at 16 because I think

we are educated enough at 16 years

old because we use social media.

We see the parties,

the advertisements

they put out out there.

It would probably raise a lot

of interest within the 16,

17-year-olds, but at the same time

I feel like a lot of students

who are 16, 17 will take

their vote for granted.

They'd just sort of vote for whoever

their mates are voting for.

If I use my voice I can change my

future, so I think I would.

It's really important

for everyone to vote

if they have the chance to,

and I think maybe if we did

have the right to vote,

it would be more appealing

for our age group to vote.

And we want to know what you think.

Should you be able to

vote when you reach 16?

Head over to Newsround

online and have your say.

Lastly, look at this

for a seriously frosty scene.

This is called crystal frost.

It hit this nature reserve

in China's southwest,

covering plants, flower petals

and tree branches in

delicate icy crystals.

It's great to look at but it's

pretty chilly to walk around!

That's all from me for now,

have a great evening

and Ricky will be back

at 07:40 tomorrow morning.