24/06/2014 Newsround

It's Tuesday morning, I'm Ayshah and I've got your news,

Ronaldo the Parrot tells us if England can get their first win.

Before all that though the parents of one of the journalists jailed

for seven years in Egypt say they can't believe the decision.

There was international outrage at the sentence yesterday

after Peter Greste and two others were found guilty of

spreading false news and supporting the old Egyptian government.

Today thousands of journalists are expected to

Peter's parents say he was just doing his job.

Journalism is not a crime. They should not be behind bars, it is as

simple as that. This man, our son, Peter, is an award-winning

journalist. He is not a criminal. He is not a criminal.

Next - last night saw the release of one of the most hotly anticipated

The UK became the second place to get Google Glass, behind America.

They cost ?1,000 and there's been so much talk about them up til now.

Well someone who's been testing them out is is Mar Dixon,

who's a digital tech expert, who joins me on the sofa.

You are wearing these glasses. What are they like? I can do what I do on

my telephone. I have got my hands back. What can you do? I can take

phone calls, I can do video conferencing. It is a time saver for

me. We have heard they are going to be ?1000, which is a lot of money.

People under 18 will not be allowed to buy them. Why is that? There I

muscle is not strong enough to look up that long enough of time. They

might break it. There is a big thing. Some people are concerned

with this wearable technology. One of the concerns we have heard.

Privacy is one. Education will go a long way. My battery runs out if I

film. The etiquette of how people react will change the more people

have them. Is there any etiquette arrived at the moment? It is mainly

educating people. What you think about them, do you think they will

be a passing fad or something that might stick around for a long time?

These are the biggest game changes we have had changed the way we

behave in society saw it saw it means it will stay. Wearable

technology is not going to go away. Thank you very much for joining us

as speaking to us about that technology.

OK, in other news, Prince Harry has been going down a storm

He's travelled to the city of Brasilia and yesterday visited

a specialist hospital, and paddled about in a canoe.

He'll be at England's last World Cup game tonight

and it's fair to say he's proving popular with the locals.

Among Brazilian girls, he is very famous. We all think he is handsome.

for that game with Costa Rica tonight.

Midfielder Frank Lampard will replace Steven Gerrard as captain.

There's also starts for 19-year-old left back Luke Shaw

England can't qualify but Lampard says the game's still important.

Now so far Ronaldo the Newsround Parrot got the results of

So what does he think will happen tonight?

Well with England already out we're asking you

if you'll be watching tonight over on the Newsround website now!

On the website we've been asking you whether you're watching

Sarah says she's watching because we have to win

But Becky says there's no point because we can't win and Isaac says

he won't be watching because England don't stand a chance!

Thanks so much for all those comments, keep them coming in.

Well we'll be live in Rio with Leah for a special programme with Leah.

As well as the football she'll be taking a look at what life is like

This is a far better luck in Rio. One in five of the city's residents

live in a place like this one. They are homes packed together in a small

maze of streets and alleys. I will be speaking to Rafael who lives

here. He will be telling me what it is like growing up here as a child.

You can catch that on 4:20pm on the see BBC channel.

Make sure you tune in at 4.20pm and have a great day.