29/06/2017 Newsround

Hi guys, I'm Hayley here with your big stories this afternoon!

Birmingham gets the perfect new arrival and...

The animals chilling out in a very hot zoo.

First up, we love to see a rocket launch on Newsround and this

This Ariane rocket blasted off from French Guiana in South America.

It's part of a plan that allows passengers on planes be able to use

Staying in space, check out this awesome firey footage.

This is a mega-rare film of a massive explosion

It was filmed by a US satellite, that's investigating weather

Back on earth now, and just before Christmas, we told you about some

special penguins that travelled to a new home in Birmingham.

Well, now there's another new arrival.

A baby penguin chick cuddles up to his mum and dad at

They might look pretty chilled out, but his parents took an

This group of gentoo penguins used to live in

places like Denmark, Canada and New Zealand,

but they were moved to their new

home in Birmingham as part of a worldwide breeding plan.

The penguins had to be moved across the world in a

Well, that was last year, and now, this little cutie is the first baby

Keepers are hoping for some brothers and sisters to

Now, it isn't the first or the most used smartphone,

but it's the i-phone's 10th birthday today.

Jenny's been looking into the future.

Mobile phones used to look like this.

Then Apple came along and invented the...

Today Apple is going to reinvent the phone.

Well, maybe they didn't reinvent the phone

but they certainly helped make smartphones something loads of

It helped to teach people to use things like

touchscreens and using mobile phone cameras really got huge.

So what will we be using in ten years' time?

We need someone who knows about the future.

My name is Mike Ryan and I'm a futurist.

I investigate what's going to be happening in the future.

We won't using smartphones or tablets.

We will all be wearing digital contact lenses.

Our skies will be full of drones delivering parcels to us but also

we'll be living in a world of driverless cars, and many of those

will also be flying in the air, taking people where they need to go.

Printers might not sound very interesting, but in the future we're

going to have 3-D food printers that will print and cook our food.

They'll never get dirty, never need washing, and if we get

That has literally just blown my mind!

The weather may be rainy in the UK but in Rome,

Italy it's boiling and the animals at the city zoo

So they've been given special frozen treats to cool down.

Fruit icepops and and other frozen fruit drinks are going down

But these meerkats were more interested in eating the bugs.

And the South American Coati forgot their table manners completely.

Speaking of hot, it's always important to have plenty of water

nearby when you're taking part in sport.

Time to meet baseball's best waterboy EVER!

Jake the dog is going to give us the two most

important words to start a baseball game.

Whilst most pooches are busy going for walks, playing fetch

or eating biscuits, this four-legged dude is busy working at his local

Jake is so barking mad about his local baseball team, the

Fort Wayne TinCaps, that he volunteers to give

water to the players during the game.

Whenever he makes an appearance, the crowd hit the "woof".

Before you know it, he'll be handing out the hot dogs.

That's all from me, Newsround's back at 7.40 have a great night!

We will see you with what's more tomorrow. Bye bye.

Yo, whassup? Do you watch CBBC shows on your phone or tablet?