17/06/2014 Newsround

Ayshah here, time for your Newsround update.

Smart technology which could change the way severely

Goals, Goals, goals - the latest results from the World Cup.

First, there are new rules about what children

From January next year, dinners will have to include one

portion of vegetables every day and no more than two portions of

The size of fruit juice servings will be limited and drinking

The new rules have been designed to promote healthy eating.

It is good because my favourite food is macaroni and pizza and fish

eaters it's good, fish is really healthy for you. Healthy food is

good for your brain because you can get much more learning and after I

eat healthy food I'm ready to go. What's going

on here might look strange to some of you but for anyone who has

serious problems seeing these images This is the view of the world people

wearing new smart glasses can see. Martin reports on

the eyewear designed to help people Lynne Oliver has an eye problem

which is slowly getting worse. She can hardly see anything

but has some limited vision. I can find the chart but I can't see

any thing on it. Lynne's guide dog Jess helps her get

around but can't tell her Scientists at Oxford University

have developed these new glasses to help around two million in UK

who have serious sight problems. The glasses work

by using 3D cameras and a computer to project images on to the lenses

of the glasses showing the outline They are just like cool sunglasses,

aren't they? Lovely. Even coming down this corridor it has improved.

I can seize so I am standing here talking and not thinking. Things on

the floor might trip you up without these so you can become more

independent. People have been saying they are able to see their guide

dogs for the first time. Eventually, the developers say,

the technology could be the size of normal glasses and cost

the same as a mobile phone. It could make life a lot safer

and more independent World Cup news now and it was

a busy fifth day of the tournament. Germany completely dominated

Portugal in a 4-0 win, with forward Portugal went down to 10 men

after defender Pepe was sent off There was late night excitement

in the USA and Ghana match with Ghana then went

on to equalise before USA scored the We have been taking a look

behind-the-scenes at the BBC sports studio in Brazil.

On the pitch the football has been good and at times world class. Here

in Rio the World Cup has already stopped traffic. Packed out

restaurants. Beaches are full of people and it is generally shaking

things up a bit. TRANSLATION: The roads are a lot busier and many

roads are shot around the stadiums. Restaurants are far busier during

the World Cup. I am working from 10am to 2am. And the World Cup has

also brought the world's media to town. It is these studios where news

crews make sure you don't miss a second of the action back home. It

is time to cruise from Australia, Europe and the Middle East, but what

does go into preparing for the big Mac? -- crews.

We have to be really quiet because former England player Gary Lineker

is back there repairing the tonight's show. He will be joined by

Rio Ferdinand and Phil Neville and Celtic manager Neil Lennon. I do my

research the morning before the games. I watch quite a lot of the

anyway so I have a fair understanding of who is who. Gary

and the guys are live on air now. The teams have just come out on the

pitch. I think that is a Q2 go home. -- I think that is