Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, March 2nd, 2020.

And we begin with a stunning announcement from the biggest surprise on the Democratic side of the presidential race.

Pete Budajevich, the candidate who came out of nowhere to overpower and

outlast political veterans in the run for the White House, is calling it quits. His decision came just one day after former

Vice President Joe Biden pulled himself back from the brink with a blowout win in South Carolina.

But Mayor Pete wasn't the only victim of Mr. Biden's southern success.

Billionaire businessman Tom Steyer also threw in the towel, but only after spending $200 million

of his own money on a campaign that went pretty

much nowhere.

At the moment, six Democratic candidates are still standing.

Expect that to change tomorrow on Super Tuesday when voters in 14 states have their say in

the voting booth. Given his size it's sometimes hard to remember he's just a teenager but at 6 foot 7 and 285 pounds

Zion Williamson is still only 19 and yet he's already sitting pretty with a nifty new

NBA record to his name.

Over the weekend, the New Orleans Pelican's Power Forward became the first teenager in

league history to score at least 20 points in 10 straight games.

Some fun facts to add to that accomplishment.

Zion was named after Mount Zion in Jerusalem.

Condunk from the free throw line was already so famous in high school that singer

Drake wore his jersey and before choosing the NBA

Zion was offered a scholarship to play football at LSU.

Our moon might have a mini-mee.

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