02/05/2017 Newsround

You're watching Newsround, I'm Jenny, live with all the top

stories this Tuesday.

One of the goals of the season happened last night,

as Liverpool beat Watford, 1-0.

You're going to want to see this.

Emre Can scored this amazing overhead kick,

at the end of the first half, which is definitely

worth seeing again.

There we go!

Watford missed a chance to snatch a draw in stoppage

time, hitting the post.

And this guy will be in action tonight, as Real Madrid play

neighbours, Atletico, in their first leg of

the Champions League semi-finals.

Cristiano Ronaldo, and team mates, will be without Gareth Bale,

who misses the match with an injury.

The tie is a repeat of last season's final -

which Real won, on penalties.

Moving on, should we be worried about North Korea?

It's a country in Asia, and there have been lots

of arguments about it recently.

So what do we know?

Leah has this report.

Two men, two Koreas, warships, missiles and threats.

What is going on?

And is it as scary as it sounds?

Let's start with the two Koreas.

One country is called North Korea and the other is

South Korea.

They were split into two after World War II and fought

with each other shortly after that and haven't got along since.

And now the two men, one is the leader of North Korea,

Kim Jong-Un and he runs the country just like

his dad and grandad beforehand.

The other is Donald Trump, President of

the United States, a country which has supported

South Korea for a long time.

North Korea is a country that has cut itself off from the rest of

the world, lots of things are running secret

the world, lots of things are run in secret there, and Kim has huge

control over people's lives.

He's also been trying to build nuclear

missiles, powerful bombs that can cause devastating

damage that one day

might be able to hit the USA.

President Trump wants to stop this have so he's been sending warships

and submarines to South Korea to try to get Kim Jong-Un to stop his plans

but there is no sign that Kim is going to back down.

So that is pretty worrying to many people

around the world, but there have been many arguments between the USA

and North Korea in the past and although they've never been

friends, things have been worked out to stop

war.

Everyone is hoping this will be the case this time as well.

If you want to know more about the history of North Korea,

and what's going on at the moment, check out our guide,

at Newsround online.

Next to the gadget that's helping people with sight problems.

Watch this.

Meet Charlie.

He's eight years old and loves gaming with his brothers.

Charlie has Stargardt macular dystrophy which means

his eyes don't work properly.

He started losing his sight when he was

four.

One time when we were driving home you asked me can you read the

sign on the back of the van?

I couldn't.

Now these goggles are helping him to see properly for the

first time.

It works.

Are you all right?

Yes.

Are you just really pleased?

With Stargardt, things are far-away, they're fuzzy and small.

The goggles help Charlie zoom in and magnify

what's in front of him.

His school have decided to pay for the goggles

to help him in class.

He is able to work at the same pace as the rest of

the children and he's working at a very fast pace.

He's lapping up all of the learning that we are offering

him.

The tech also helps Charlie play against his brothers and even

beat them at football!

Yes!

Nice one.

OK, watch this rocket go.

It's a SpaceX Falcon 9, and is as tall as a 23 storey building.

It was launched from Florida, in America, for the US

Defence Department, who run America's spy satellites,

and what's on board is TOP SECRET.

Finally, it wouldn't be Newsround without a panda story and this,

my friends, is a good one.

A panda cub at a reserve in South west China was looking to cool down,

because of hot weather.

But found it difficult to get water completely over itself.

Luckily the keepers stepped in, helping to cool the cub

down with a nice shower.

Phew.

That's all for now, Newsround's back at 8.15.

And you can head online for more pictures of

Princess Charlotte - who's two today.

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