Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Kim, today is Wednesday, January 18th, 2023.

And we begin with the guessing games surrounding the future of football's greatest quarterback

in high gear. Tom Brady, winner of seven Super Bowls and holder of countless records, crashed

out of the playoffs Monday night in what was for him spectacular fashion. The game was

never close and he didn't look anything like the Tom Brady of football legend. Will he

retire for good this time? Everybody's got an opinion, but the only one that matters isn't talking.

After the game, Mr. Brady told reporters that he'll take his future one day at a time.

Should he decide to give his soon to be 46 year old body one more season, there are plenty of

teams that reportedly want him, including his current team, the Buccaneers, the Vegas Raiders,

Miami Dolphins, and maybe even the 49ers. Evidence that dolphins, like humans, sometimes

shout to be heard. Researchers focused on underwater noise study on two specific dolphins,

named Delta and Reese, living at the Dolphin Research Center in Florida. According to CNN,

the pair were taught to press two separate underwater buttons at the same time, a mission that

required them to communicate. First Delta and Reese did their button pressing under normal

underwater conditions. Then attempted it with human-made sounds added. Scientists found that not only

did the dolphins make louder and longer sounds when the water was noisy, but they also changed their

body language to face each other. And when they had to compensate for strange sounds,

they weren't as successful at completing the task. The studies, say those involved,

is to help humans learn the importance of managing ocean noise, especially for sea creatures

who are highly social and rely on interaction. Ben Franklin would be proud. Hundreds of years

after his invention of the lightning rod, scientists have finally found a way to improve on it.

Researchers in Switzerland hauled a bunch of equipment up a massive mountain, and over two months

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