Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, April 17,

2020 and we begin with a small town police department in Maryland schooling

its residents on the minimum attire for a trip down the driveway.

Through a Facebook post, the chief in Taneytown told his residents to please put pants on

before checking your mailbox.

You know who you are and this is your final warning.

Apparently in these days of everything from home, some have gotten a bit lax on what they're

wearing or not wearing. Amal-any town might be a glaring example of bottoms taking a back seat.

The real proof can be found in sales.

Now that most people only see us from the waste up,

the nation's biggest retailer says it's selling shirts like hot

cakes, pants, not so much.

It's a radical idea for students in San Francisco.

The City School Board is considering giving middle and high schoolers all A's

for the rest of the semester due to the challenges of home schooling.

Some kids don't have home computers others don't have affordable or reliable

Wi-Fi many aren't sure how their classes will be graded and all have to deal with

distractions and while the City Board favors the idea, state

education officials do not and are looking for a different solution. A final

decision will come later this month and will no doubt be closely watched by other school districts across the country.

The conversation is now moving from shutting down to opening up.

Yesterday President Trump announced a three-phased guideline on how and

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