21/05/2016 Newsround

Stay tuned to CBBC this Saturday afternoon,

Ayshah here with all of this coming your way.

The robot searching the seas for wildlife.

The pillow fight promoting peace.

And...

I am such a happy Chewbacca!

the Mum showing off her inner Wookie in this Star Wars mask.

First up, to football and this afternoon's FA Cup Final kicks off

in a couple of hours.

Crystal Palace face Manchester United at Wembley Stadium in London.

The two teams last met in the FA Cup final in 1990

when Manchester won after a rematch.

We asked fans of both teams to send us their messages

ahead of the big game.

Who do you think will win the final?

All: Crystal Palace!

Who do think will win?

Manchester United.

I think Palace is going to win.

My dad and my brother are both going to the finals, and if they

win, I will probably be screaming.

What will you do if Manchester United win the FA Cup final?

Probably celebrate a lot.

I think they do a great job and I will watch it on TV.

I will probably watch it on TV and my favourite player

is Bolasie.

Come on, Palace.

My favourite player is Bolasie and I will watch it on TV.

Who do you think will win?

Manchester United.

My uncle and cousin are coming over all the way from Spain to watch it,

and I am going to be really excited if they win.

Clearly we are going to win because we have got Bolasie

and I am going to watch it on TV.

I hope I see this match.

It is going to be very exciting.

Come on, Crystal Palace, let's go!

All: Go, Palace!

Sticking with sport, this time with a bit of difference,

the Great City Games took place in Manchester last night.

Special tracks were built right in the middle of the city,

which meant people got the chance to see top athletes

from across the world, up close.

Athlete Greg Rutherford said taking part in the event

was really special.

There is this interaction that we as athletes get with people

here, that you don't get in a stadium.

I think that is hugely important.

There could just be one youngster who comes down and sees it

and they think it is great because they get up close,

or it could be an elderly person who feels motivated

to do some work again.

To one of the world's most famous actresses.

Angelina Jolie-Pitt is well known for starring in movies

like Maleficent, but she also works for the United Nations.

She's campaigning about the growing refugee and migrant crisis caused

by war in places like Syria.

Ricky went with some Newsround viewers, who got the chance to ask

Angelina about her work for the UN.

As we all know, you have visited many refugee camps over the years.

Can you tell us what life is like in these camps?

The thing I think that would shock you the most is now the average stay

in a refugee camp is about 20 years.

That means if you were born in a refugee camp, your whole

childhood is in a camp.

It is in borrowed land, and you get your food once a month,

and you only get what they give you.

You don't get special spices and things which make it personal

like when your mum cooks at home and things like that.

Sometimes you have school, a lot of times there

are not funds for school, especially secondary,

so your education is limited.

Faisal, what is your question?

You are less selfish than other celebrities.

What makes you focus more time on refugees than yourself?

From when I wake up in the morning, the first thing I am is a mum.

And that is the greatest thing for me in the world.

And then I am a person who lives in this world and wants

to do some good, I hope, before it is all over,

so that is why!

Next up, to the depths of the ocean and the robot with a very

cool underwater mission.

His name is Thomas and this is what he's been up to...

Sailing this seas.

Scanning underwater and recording data.

Thomas the robot has a lot to do.

He is on a two-week mission to capture images of ocean life,

up to 30 metres below the sea.

Setting off from the coast of Cornwall,

he will travel for two weeks around the area.

This is a really important area for marine wildlife,

because previous missions have shown it is a hotspot for marine wildlife,

so things like whales, dolphins, porpoises

and sea birds etc.

Thomas is part powered by wind and solar power and topped up

by a diesel generator.

He has cameras and sensors all over his body.

Researchers hope Thomas the robot will give them information

about creatures living in the deep ocean so they can protect them.

Now to the fight that's promoting peace.

Sounds odd doesn't it but these guys in Colombia,

South America had a huge pillow fight to ask for an end

to the conflict in the country.

Colombia has been at war for almost 50 years but the government

is now talking with rebel groups to try and bring peace.

And finally, if you're impatiently waiting for the next

Star Wars instalment, and need something to fill

the gap, look no further.

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I am

I am such

I am such a

I am such a happy

I am such a happy Chewbacca!

This clip of a mum in Texas in the US, trying on a Chewbacca

mask, has gone viral.

Over 90 million people have watched Chewwie Candace Payne getting

a fit of the giggles.

For more stories, go online to find out about the tiny

robots inspired by bees, the dog collecting for charity

using new technology.

That's all from Team Newsround.

Bye-bye.