07/01/2018 Newsround

Ashes now,

and England have survived

overnight in Australia ...

Just.

They're still 210 runs behind

with one more day's play

left in the series

which looks like it's going to end

in a 4-nil win for Australia.

Today's play saw the first brothers

to make a century each

in the same innings since 2001.

Australia's Shaun and Mitchell Marsh

both hitting hundreds.

The east coast of North

America is shivering

in a record-breaking freeze.

It comes after a massive

snow storm that reached

as far south as Florida.

Temperatures

there are forecast to fall below

minus 29 degrees Celsius.

These girls in the city

of Boston sent us this!

Hi, Newsround, this is Boston,

USA, and it's so cold.

We have had 12 and a

half inches of snow.

It was awesome!

We got the day off school.

We read books, baked banana

bread and watched TV.

After the snowstorm,

the snowploughs cleared the roads

and my mum and dad cleared the snow

in front of our house.

Bye from Boston!

So the weather has been a real

surprise, not just for humans

but for animals as well.

Watch this.

Animals that live in parts

of America that are never affected

by the cold have been pretty

surprised by what happened.

Check out these iguana.

They've been stunned by the cold.

Cold-blooded animals

are used to warm climates.

Now they can't get warm at all.

Don't worry though,

they weren't hurt.

Once the temperature gets back

to around 15 degrees,

their blood will warm up

and they will start

to function properly.

And over in Texas, 500 sea turtles

have had to be rescued.

They all came to shore

after the water left them freezing.

They will be kept cosy at a recovery

centre until they are well

enough to go back to sea.

But not all animals have

seen the chilly sight.

These guys are loving the snow -

check out this horse rolling around.

And this dog loves to go sledging

around so he carried his own sledge

to the top and down he goes!

That's it from me, we're

back at quarter past 12.