26/05/2017 Newsround

The weekend is nearly here.

It's sunny, it's Friday.

I am Jenny and keep watching because here's what's

coming up on Newsround.

The British team chasing glory in the America's Cup.

Awesome new pictures sent from space.

And the quiet English town that became buzzing with bees.

First up, big boats, top speeds and the British sailing

team trying to make history.

Watch this.

It's the oldest competition in international sport.

Arguably one of the most difficult trophies to win.

Put simply, the America's Cup is the most famous sailing event

in the world and guess what?

It's back this weekend in its 166th-year history,

it's never been won by a British team but Olympic gold medallist

Sir Ben Ainslie is looking to break the curse and lead his team

to a first victory.

I think for everyone in this team it would be the biggest achievement

if we can pull this off, if we can win the America's Cup

for Britain, look at our sporting maritime heritage, it's the one

thing missing, it would be huge.

The fact that the contest is being held in Bermuda,

a British territory, might just give them

the advantage they need.

So, what do the kids on the island think

about the America's Cup being held there?

Well, Newsround got in touch with a few to find out.

I'm happy the races are taking place here because more tourists get

to see our beautiful island.

I am excited for the America's Cup because of all the people

who will be experiencing Bermuda's natural beauty.

I am excited for the America's Cup because it's a great opportunity

for our island to show off our history and

talent in sailing.

Tomorrow, Arsenal and Chelsea will meet for the 2017 FA Cup final.

We went to meet former England captain Alan Shearer who's played

in two finals himself to get his thoughts.

It should be a fantastic game.

Arsenal go into the game struggling with injuries, with suspensions.

Whereas Chelsea go into the game full of confidence but will

Diego Costa score the goals that win another trophy for Chelsea?

Or will it be Sanchez for Arsenal?

Sun shining at Wembley, we're all looking forward to the game.

My prediction will be, I think Chelsea will win the game.

It will be something like two or 3-1.

But how well does he really know the FA Cup?

Head online to watch him being put to the test with ten

challenging FA Cup questions.

It's the World Surfing Games right now in France with sufbers from more

than 40 countries taking part.

But how do you score in surfing?

Here's Ricky.

To win at surfing you have to impress a panel of judges

but what are they looking for?

Difficulty.

Surfers get rewarded for picking big steep challenging waves

and going for difficult moves.

Innovation.

Don't just copy everyone else, judges are impressed

when competitors show moves that are different and unique.

Combining major moves.

Doing one big move is impressive enough but if you can go smoothly

from one to another you get even more points.

Variety.

Competitors need to show they've got lots of different skills.

Speed, power and flow.

This is how fast you move in the water.

How much power is in your turns and how well you connect

your moves together.

Handy hint, if you can see lots of spray, it's

probably a powerful ride.

Master all of these and you might just become a champ!

Thanks, Ricky.

Next to something out of this world.

Shots of the planet Jupiter have been sent back to earth

by NASA's spacecraft Juno.

The team of scientists who have been studying them say the pictures have

taken their breath away.

They've been amazed by the storms at the gas giant's poles.

In some of the pictures dozens of hurricanes,

each the size of earth, have been snapped,

clustered together.

Awesome!

Finally to something that's un-BEE-lievable!

Thousands of bees buzzed into Bishops Stortford

in Essex yesterday.

The swarm settled on the busy high street leaving shoppers baffled.

Bee specialists were called in but said it wasn't dangerous.

And after about three hours the bees buzzed off.

That's all from the team today.

Newsround's back in the morning just before 9.00am.

Enjoy your weekend!

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