06/10/2016 Newsround

Morning guys, it's Thursday. I'm Naz and this is Newsround.

First, Hurricane Matthew is continuing to move over

In Haiti, rescue teams are trying to reach

parts of the country that have been cut off.

This is just some of the destruction that Hurricane Matthew has

Homes have been swamped by heavy rain and destroyed

This shanty dwelling only just managed to survive

But here, just a few yards away in what now looks like wasteland,

the homes of four families were washed away as the floodwaters

At least ten people have died in Haiti since the hurricane

Thousands have had to leave their homes.

All this comes just six years after a massive

TRANSLATION: The children have just started school

and then their uniforms were washed away.

These children were evacuated from coastal areas

Yesterday hurricane Matthew hit Key West.

And it is now swirling towards the Bahamas

and the US states of Florida and South Carolina.

Thousands of people are already fleeing coastal areas

there before the storm hits over the next few days.

But how did the storm become so strong?

Here's BBC weather presenter Simon King to explain

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June to November.

So in October it's no surprise to see a big hurricane

In the last few days we have had some warm waters in the Caribbean

with temperatures 28, 29 degrees, the same as your swimming pool.

That fuels up the hurricanes, makes it a major hurricane,

hitting Haiti and Cuba over the last few days.

Over the next few days it is going to hit

the Bahamas before moving further northward on Saturday.

If it makes landfall in Florida as a major hurricane

it'll be the first in over a decade,

Onto footy and Wales play Austria tonight

in their second World Cup qualifier.

And it's already getting a little feisty off the pitch.

Austria were knocked out in the Group Stages of the Euros

in the summer but Wales, of course, reached the semi-finals.

Now, Austria's head coach has said Wales were lucky to get that far!

So what does Wales boss Chris Coleman have to say?

I wouldn't put that semifinal achievement down to luck.

You can get lucky over the space of 90 minutes sometimes

but you don't achieve that by being lucky.

We've had good luck and we've had bad luck, like everything else,

but the reason for our achievements is because we're a good team.

Chelsea Ladies were one of two British teams

in the Women's Champions League last night.

Both suffered big losses in the first leg

in their first ever match at Stamford Bridge.

They were thrashed 6-0 to Bayern Munich.

Tonight, the new Women's Super League champions Manchester City

Now to the man who's the champion of running a lot of marathons.

completed his 401st marathonin 401 days.

He set himself the challenge to raise money for anti-bullying

charities, because he was targeted for being gay.

Hundreds of supporters cheered him across the finish line in Bristol.

Ben Smith raised quarter of ?1 million. Ricky has been finding out

what went into the marathon challenge.

one marathon equals just around 26 miles

So Ben Smith has run a total of 10,513 miles!

That's more than the distance between the UK and Australia.

Ben's been running to raise money

He says he was picked on when he was younger.

During his mammouth marathon he's visited

And popped into 101 schools along the way.

But it has been really tough.

He started on the 1st of September 2015.

After 284 days he had to stop for more than a week

for lost time and now he has completed his challenge!

Now Ben's left many footprints around the country but this one

It was found in the Gobi Desert in Asia

Scientists reckon it belonged to a Titanosaur

and believe it's around 70 million years old.

And finally, a dramatic rescue for this cheeky kitten that got

stuck on the ledge of a 12th floor apartment in Singapore.

Animal rescuers came and used a pole

to bring the cat back inside to safety,

and more people stayed on the ground with a big blanket

Luckily the cute kitten was unharmed

That's all from me, Newsround's back on CBBC this afternoon at 4:20pm.