Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, March 10th,

2020. And we begin with sightseeing in space on the horizon. In fact, it could be just over a year away. A Texas-based private

space company called Axiom has partnered with SpaceX to send paying tourists to

the International Space Station as soon as the second half of 2021.

The high-flying vacation will last 10 days, with two of those meant for traveling to and from

the orbiting lab. Neither company will say how much the orbiting lab.

Neither company will say how much the trip would cost.

But according to the New York Times,

Axiom previously had said that it would be about $55 million per person and that one of the three seats for next year is already

booked. A big bank balance won't be enough though. Interested parties must still

pass NASA's rigorous health checks and training procedures

before getting their boarding pass.

As we mentioned yesterday, there is some voting going on today in the U.S US where five states are holding presidential

primaries and one is holding a caucus. There's been a lot of focus on the Democrats

running for the White House, but what about Republicans?

Because President Trump is running for a second term,

he's facing virtually no competition,

which is typical for an incumbent.

The President has won all 19 Republican primaries so far, receiving over 90% of the vote.

A few Republicans tried to mount a challenge, but none gained any traction.

The only one still in the race is Bill Weld, a former Massachusetts governor.

If you went to see the new movie onward this past weekend, you were not alone.

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