30/05/2014 Newsround

Hello again. Leah here with today's top stories from Newsround.

Orangutans are taking a trip to the dentist.

The terrifying moment this happen in a viewing box in one

Students will today return to the Glasgow School of Art, just

a week after a fire tore through one of it's most famous buildings.

No one was injured in the blaze, but it was thought many priceless

collections and student work would be lost forever.

Firefighters though say they've managed to save

70 percent of the contents ahead of the 200 plus students heading

Most of us are used to going to the dentist for a check up on our teeth.

But for these guys, it's a whole a new experience.

Orangutans are the only apes, apart from humans who live outside

Africa, but their numbers have fallen dramatically over

the past 10 years and scientists say looking at their teeth might help.

Orangutan, viz privates live high on the tree tops of Borneo in East

Asia. Being an endangered species means they are under threat of

extinction. Logging and deforestation has destroyed much of

their natural habitat. Now scientists here in the UK are

becoming dentists to find out more about the species. How can checking

the teats -- take help others in the wild? It is important. They will be

able to accurately gauge the age of the young orangutan. We need to

know, with some accuracy how old the animals are, because if they are too

young and the animals are moved to young to an area they are unfamiliar

with, it could have major consequences. With their habitats in

danger, losing the species forever is a real possibility, learning more

about their teeth may not seem like much, but it is a way for

of our closest animal relatives.

Back here and England's footballers are hoping

to show everyone what they're made of tonight at Wembley as they play

Gerrard believes the squad is in good shape ahead of their opening

There is no bigger stage than the World Cup and with it being in

Brazil, it makes it more special. The reason why training has gone

well over the last two weeks is because everyone is so excited.

Now it's been pretty quiet around CBBC HQ that's because

CBBC LIVE from Newcastle Gateshead kicked off yesterday.

Ricky and Ayshah are there for Newsround and they sent this

If you do come down, you might be able to spot some famous faces. You

can see the cameras and all that sort of stuff ready for when the

presenters take to the stage, which sort of stuff ready for when the

will be soon. There is loads of other stuff to show you. Behind us,

the main stage where blue Peter Wilby. You could see the presenters

signing away. They will be putting on a great shows, but next... Hello

everyone! It is not just some of your favourite TV stars, you can

also get involved in other stuff. Children here are making music. Are

you busting out some tunes? Very good. How does all this get to your

television? If involves a lot. Let us go into this studio to find out

more. Inside this truck, which is really break, we have directors and

engineers. It is their job to make sure that everything runs smoothly

and we can have more of an stuff like this. There you have it, behind

the scenes. Goodbye. Now these guys are

much braver than me. This is Chicago's Willis Tower,

one of the tallest buildings But this is what happened to

the ledge when four men were standing in one of the towers boxes,

the glass floor appeared to developed cracks, a terrifying

moment for the men who were standing But officials

from the building say the men were never in danger because it was just

a protective coating that shattered That's all from me,

but remember Ricky and Ayshah will be reporting LIVE from Newcastle

Gateshead throughout the afternoon. If you're in the area head on

down to CBBC LIVE. If not,

make sure you tune in right here.