Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Wednesday, January 4th, 2023.

And we begin with all 32 NFL football teams changing their Twitter profile pictures to

honor Demar Hamlin, the Buffalo Bills player who collapsed after an on-field hit Monday night.

Very little information has been released on his condition. As of this recording, we only

know that he's still hospitalized in critical condition. Dr. Suspect that when he went in

for a tackle, a helmet caught him so hard in the chest that it knocked his heart out of rhythm.

Medical staff reached him within seconds, but the next 30 minutes left teammates in tears

and announcers speechless. And even though the game had just started, the NFL made a delayed,

but still unprecedented decision to suspend it. Fans quickly opened their hearts and wallets out

of respect. They found Demar's GoFundMe for a toy drive at his mom's daycare in his home city

of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which had an original goal of $2,500. And in the hour since have

driven up donations to 6 million. It's intergalactic, bright green, and set to make history.

CBS News reports that E3, a comet discovered less than a year ago, has traveled billions of miles

from the edge of our solar system and will soon make what will likely be its only recorded appearance

near Earth. NASA says it probably came from the Oort Cloud, which is like a big thick wall bubble

made of icy pieces of space debris that can get even bigger than mountains. If this way were

chunk stays as bright as it is and continues on its current path, astronomers say it will be

easily spotted with binoculars and perhaps even without for those far from city lights.

Stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere should be able to see this icy green visitor in late January,

while those in the Southern Hemisphere will have to wait until early February.

We've talked a lot about old man winter here in the US, but there is quite a shocker going on

in Europe. Countries that should be covered in snow right now are basking in summer-like temperatures.

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