27/07/2014 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live on the day the athletics get going

Crowds lined the finish of this morning's marathon, which

raced through the city's streets in slightly soggy conditions.

It was won by Australia's Mike Shelley, extending his team's lead

But with another 23 golds up for grabs today,

the home nations will want another day of success like yesterday.

There were more thrills in the swimming pool last night as the

medals kept on flowing. England's Adam set a new medal as he took gold

in the breaststroke. Scotland's Ross Murdoch won bronze.

England also triumphed in the 50 metres women's freestyle.

I have been able to enjoy the crowd and Glasgow have put on a great

show. I am so happy. But it is judo where the home

nations have dominated. Scotland won three golds, with the biggest cheers

of the night. You when Burton one the class. It is a amazing time for

him after he spent only 100 seconds at the Olympics.

But Gemma Gibbons was not as lucky as she took silver and Wales took

gold. And Craig Maclean and Liam one the

bike sprints. They are firm favourites.

The Isle of Man won their first medal with Peter's silver in the 40

kilometre race. Finally, England's Zoe Smith had a

remarkable return from injury to lift 180 kilograms and set a new

record. She is celebrated in style as she is to be a gymnast.

The world's fastest man, Usain Bolt arrived in Glasgow yesterday.

He won't compete in the individual 100 metres but he is

He's never competed in a Commonwealth Games before and

It is very important to me. I told my coach early in the season and we

decided that we would come. But I was injured, so I did not get chance

in the event. But I will be pleased to be out there. I needed the runs,

because this is my first run of the season. I need to get it going.

Next, to a brilliant way to brighten up where you live.

An area of Miami in America has seen graffiti artists

from around the world brought in to add a splash of colour.

This is downtown Miami and the neighbourhood of Wynwood, a place

This area didn't always look so colourful , but a team

of world renowned street artists were allowed to completely revamp

We went into Soho in New York City in 1970s,

we went into South Beach in the 1980s, Philadelphia in the 1990s.

It is now so popular that artists around the world are invited to

paint the walls, keeping the design is fresh and modern.

We have artists from France, South Africa, China, Poland,

When we do a mural, we commit to having that mural for

Like in a museum, you have to continually change and give people

It is now hoped that the street that will encourage more people to live

and work here and draw in tourists from around the world as well.

Last up, how do you get rid of 36,000 tonnes of concrete towers?

Well at 5am this morning, this happened...

In just a few seconds, these three disused cooling towers at a power

station in Oxfordshire, became nothing more than dust and rubble.

They've been there for over 40 years, and hundreds of people

Organisers said they had to do it at night for health and safety reasons.

And all last week you sent us your versions of Let It Go, the hit

It's sold almost half a million copies in the UK alone and got stuck

So here's a taste of what we put together.

# I don't care what they're going to say.

# The cold never bothered me anyway.#

There is more on our website, where you also find some photos from comic

con in America this weekend. We will be back later.