08/07/2014 Newsround

Morning, everyone - Ricky here with your Tuesday breakfast news.

It's Brazil against Germany in the World Cup semifinals.

We ask Ronaldo, the Newsround parrot.

And check out this first aid session with a difference.

First, a schoolboy who saved his sister's life has backed calls for

St John Ambulance are launching a new campaign to help children

learn the basic skills to help anyone in trouble,

Learning how to react to accidents is an important skill, but it is not

always easy to find the time or resources to teach everyone. Check

out this first aid session where the difference. It is being streamed to

children live across the UK. Around 1000 schools are watching the show

at the same time. It is being run by St John Ambulance. An interactive

chat where schools can ask questions, quiz and even the

opportunity to get a certificate. We want as many young kids to learn

first aid because it is the difference between a life saved and

a life lost. At the moment, schools in the UK do not have to teach first

aid, but James knows how important it can be. My sister fell to the

floor and she had an epileptic fit. I saved her life using the first aid

skills by headline. This is one of the first aid schools taking part. I

have come to find out what these children think of this new way of

learning first aid. I think this is very good because lots of people can

do it at the same time. I think learning first aid is an important

part of life because it can make a difference to somebody's life. I

thought the quiz was a good idea because if you have the answer

wrong, they could explain it to you and tell you why you got it wrong.

The team behind the web casts a more or less this are planned for the

future and hopefully, it could help save lives.

Next, almost half a million people have been urged to evacuate

their homes as Typhoon Neoguri hits the southern islands of Japan.

The storm is the most powerful the country has seen in decades,

and flights have been cancelled and schools shut for safety.

Forecasters are warning that the islands

near Okinawa could see waves up to 14 metres high and winds gusting

Tonight sees the two nations that have made it to the World Cup final

As our website's Fact of the Day tells you today,

Germany and Brazil have each reached the final seven times -

and they meet tonight in the semifinals.

Brazil will be without their star player, Neymar,

after his tournament finished when he was stretchered off with

And these young German fans reckon their side will have the edge.

They have many young players, and they are fresh and fit. Germany will

win because it is a super team with great players. The best player we

have is Thomas Muller. And we have the best keeper in the world. We

have the best players. So, what does Ronaldo,

the Newsround parrot, It's fair to say his initially

brilliant World Cup predictions went And it's a spoiler alert, because

five scripts for the next series of It's thought there was a security

breach where the unfinished scripts BBC bosses have said they're

really sorry and are pleading with The new series is due to hit our

screens at the end of next month. And stick around,

because on Newsround in half an hour's time, we'll be

talking about what's thought to be The giant creature had an estimated

wingspan of over 7 metres, making it twice the size of the biggest flying

bird alive today - it would've been Scientists believe it lived

about 25 million years ago, after the dinosaurs,

but before humans evolved. We'll be speaking to an expert

on prehistoric beasts about this And if you can't wait till then,

check out our gallery of the biggest beasts in history, as well as the

most massive mammals alive today. That's all from me, see you in half

an hour.