06/07/2017 Newsround

First up, it's an exciting day for tennis fans

so let's head straight to Ayshah at Wimbledon for the latest.

I thought you said it was going to be thunderstorms earlier?

person any time soon. It's been hot and sunny but that's OK. It was a

little stormy on Centre Court for Britain's Kyle Edmund going against

Gael Monfils. He was doing well at the beginning and then it all went

wrong for him, so he is out, but it went well for Novak Sarcevic, as you

can imagine he went through in straight sets but we will just take

a little break from tennis. I met some really cool, he has a cool job

and I bet you thought it never existed.

Without this, no one would know what's going on at Wimbledon. I'm

not talking about Sue Barker but this. Tell us more about these. They

have been here for a long time. Every year Wimbledon gets more

modern but we have used these boards in the same way for 30 years. They

start off being yellow at the beginning of the week and we fill

them up with names until the tournament at the end of the day.

How are they made? They are all signs, we have an office around the

corner, every time someone wins a match we make a new one and put

their score on the nameplate and one of the team will change it so the

public know what's going on. Andy Murray is all the way up there. That

is number one. How do you get there? Luckily we have ladders and then we

pop up here and you can see the tennis at the same time. We have

changed it everywhere else in the ground so it's now electronic that

this is tradition. You can have a photo taken in front of the

scoreboard and these are the pictures that get into everyone's

memories. What a cool guy and a cool job, I wish I could do that but I'm

scared of heights and ladders. Tomorrow we have plenty of tennis

action, top Brits Andy Murray and you won a contract. I think I will

get my place on Murray Mountain now -- Johanna Konta.

Thank you, you enjoy yourself. Next to the golden eagle -

a bird so rare in the UK, you have to go to remotes areas

of Scotland to be in with There aren't that many

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

here on the island of Mull 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? They are very difficult to see, they

are notoriously difficult but we are in the right place.

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?

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 lucky were they? That's all from me but you can catch Newsround and

Asha at Wimbledon tomorrow. because it's so funny

and I love all the drama.