28/07/2017 Newsround

Hi, Ricky here live from the Newsround studio

this Friday afternoon.

Coming up in the next few minutes...

The lost teddy bear that found its way home.

The summer camp with a difference.

And the spectacular sights in store for us this weekend.

If you've got a younger brother or sister, then the chances

are they have one of these - a stuffed toy.

Well, one boy in Texas, America, lost his at an airport

and was devastated.

Little did he know someone was keeping him safe.

This is the young man.

Look at that bear.

This is four-year-old Luke and his teddy bear -

and his name is Teddy Bear.

Here they are, reunited at last at an airport

in Dallas, Texas, in America.

So, how did Luke and Teddy Bear get separated?

Luke was on his way home from visiting his

grandparents in Colorado.

It seems like Teddy Bear might have fallen from a bench when the family

were waiting for their car from the airport.

And that's when he became lost.

Luke and his family were really upset.

I mean, he's lost his favourite toy.

They searched for days.

And Teddy Bear was missing for a whole week.

Luke's mum put loads of posts on social media,

asking if anyone had seen the beloved bear.

And then the airport got in touch.

Teddy Bear was found!

He'd been picked up by an employee and put in a safe place in the staff

room to wait for his owner.

While waiting, he went on quite an adventure

around the airport - lucky thing.

So, Teddy Bear is back where he belongs at home.

And hopefully, there will be no more airport adventures -

without Luke, of course.

Next, climbing ladders, putting out fire and helping

to rescue people are just some of the duties of a firefighter.

But in many countries around the world, more men do

this job than women.

In America, one summer camp with a difference

is aiming to change that.

Check this out.

Welcome to Camp Heat.

Do not let anybody tell you that a woman cannot do this job.

There are more than 1.1 million firefighters in America,

but only 7% of these are women.

That is why Arlington County Fire Department started Camp Heat.

Little boys play with fire trucks.

They get introduced to it naturally, but girls just don't.

So we decided as a group that having a camp for young women would be

a good idea to expose them to what we do.

It runs in the summer for teenage girls.

They learn how to give emergency first aid and use equipment

such as the jaws of life, which are used to cut into cars

in rescue operations.

It's all about technique, it's not about strength.

We wanted to make sure they got to practise

with our our real tools, in our real gear, carrying real

equipment to see that it is totally doable with the right technique

and right training.

They taught me how much the hoses weigh, how hard it is,

how hot these suits are.

What do the girls think of their training?

I wanted to prove that women are equally as strong,

both mentally and physically, as men.

Knowing you can save someone from a nine-storey building

and you can save someone who can't help themselves.

I think that's really rewarding.

I really want to go out and help save people,

save people's lives.

I realised I can do it, she can do it.

It's nice.

Next, if you look up into the night sky this weekend,

you might see some spectacular sights and that's because there's

going to be not one, not two, but three meteor showers.

The Perseid meteor shower, which happens every year,

should be visible over the next few nights and it gives stargazers

the chance to spot shooting stars.

It's going to be overlapped by the Delta Aquarids

and the Alpha Capricornids meteor showers, which are known

for their bright fireballs in the night skies.

It is thought they will be at their brightest tonight,

with as many as ten to 20 shooting stars dashing across the night sky.

Meteor showers are caused by debris from comets entering Earth's

atmosphere at high speeds.

For lots more information on this, head to Newsround online

for the full guide.

And while you're there, you'll also find our interview

with TV superstar JoJo Siwa.

We asked her your questions - so check out what she had to say.

That's all from me, Newsround's back over the weekend.

Have a great weekend.

Hello, everybody.

My favourite TV programme on CBBC

is Whoops I Missed The Bus,

because it's such a funny TV show,

and I love all the bloggers

and the What You Thinking, Pet? part makes me laugh.