06/07/2017 Newsround

Good morning, Jenny here, live with all the top stories

from around the world, this Thursday.

Chris Froome has taken the overall lead in the Tour de France,

which means he gets the famous yellow shirt to wear.

He finished third on stage five to overtake Sky team

mate Geraint Thomas, who's now second.

Now let's get some tennis action from Wimbledon.

It was a great day for the Brits yesterday.

Morning! It looks lovely and sunny all stored good morning. It is

lovely and sunny this morning, the sunrise was beautiful. It was lovely

yesterday on Court for Johanna Konta, bless her, did very well

going up against Croatian opponent. Three hour marathon, final set,

10-8, well done to her. The first time she's through to the third

round and here is what she had to say.

I'm looking to compete at my best every single match I play.

I've given myself another opportunity to come

and play in another round, I am going to give my all.

I am here with the intention of being part of the event for two

weeks, every single player out here plays at a very high

There is no easy match, I'm grateful to have another go.

Some other British action to catch you up on, Andy Murray was against

Dustin Brown, really interesting, Dustin Brown goes up to the net,

puts tennis balls through his legs but he was no much for Andy Murray

who came through in straight sets. Aljaz Bedene is through, as is

Heather Watson, no mucking around on Court, through in straight sets.

Well done to all of them. What is going on today? Kyle Edmund on

Centre Court against Gael Monfils, a French man. He is very entertaining

to watch, his matches last for ages, so Kyle, stock up on not rate this,

darling, get loads of food into you, you will need it. Roger Federer, the

Wimbledon favourite, in action today. We have looked at the

weather, 28 agrees, but with the risk of thunderstorms. You never

know with this weather, I really hope it will be sunny, in fact, I am

on to put on some sun cream! Bank you, get out your brolly, just in

case. Chances are you've never seen one

of these in real life before. Golden eagles are really

difficult to spot in the UK. Whitney's been to the island of Mull

in Scotland, to find out why. There aren't that many

around and I heard if I'm going to spot them anywhere,

here on the island of You only live around the corner,

have you ever spotted them? Bird expert Dave Sexton

is here to lend us a hand. What are the chances

we will spot a golden eagle? Of any place, here on the Isle of

Mull, it is the best place to see. Can you show me what I have to do

in order to get a good look? This is a telescope,

these are binoculars, the telescope is big,

you can zoom in, we are a long way away from the nest

but I hope if we are patient, They really blend in with

the surroundings, so well. Why is it the best

place to spot them? It is the terrain,

Eagles love it here. Why are the birds

becoming more rare? They are still killed in some parts

of Scotland because of the habitat being used for other reasons

but what we are hoping to do is protect areas like this

where they can survive and change attitudes so that people welcome

golden eagles into the areas and hopefully we will have them back

where they belong. How can a super gecko clean-up outer

space? Watch this. There is a big rob them in space, around 500,000 of

human made debris is of losing around space and orbiting the planet

at speeds of up to 17,000 miles an hour. This poses a threat to

satellites and space stations and it's getting scientists thinking.

The solution? Super robot space geckos! What? Top scientists have

developed a two to grab objects in space. It's inspired by gecko feet

and how they grab onto surfaces when climbing. The toes of geckos can

hold onto any smooth surface, their kid are covered in tiny rubbery

hearers that crib service tightly. The scientists copied these tiny,

tiny hearers for the gripper, the robot can grab and hold onto and

move around large smooth surfaces in zero gravity and the vacuum of

space. A possible solution to a big problem up their from a tiny little

creature down here! That's all from this this morning, we are back at

4:20pm. Have a great day!