Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, February 21st,

2020 and we begin with Tik-Tok keeping an eye on the clock. Your favorite

app announced this week that it's rolling out time limits for viewing.

The move is in response to criticism from parents who say they just can't pry their kids off

the site.

The new family mode will also allow moms and dads to

disable d.ms and manage content. With any lock that means fewer of you will see

dangerous challenges like the skull breaker and

chach-cha slide even kids are piping up with some responding to the video with

comments like why all acting like you have extra lives, you don't.

The new controls are available in the United Kingdom now and will reportedly roll out around the

globe in the coming weeks.

The only company allowed to remove items from the debris field near the Titanic has set its sights on the Marconi radio used to call for help.

The luxury cruise ship sank in 1912 after hitting an iceberg in the North Atlantic.

As the deckhouse filled with water crewman Jack Phillips transmitted,

Come at once, we have struck a burg!

It's a CQD. The code CQD was later replaced with SOS, as the universal distress call.

If a federal court allows the company to remove the radio, it would mark the first time a relic was collected from inside the Titanic,

which many believe should remain undisturbed as a final resting place.

The wreck sits on the ocean floor floor two and a half miles beneath the

surface. The next big test for Democrats hoping to occupy the Oval Office

comes tomorrow when voters in Nevada hold their caucuses or party The state had been planning to use the same app that has been planning to use the same

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