Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, April 27th,

2020 and we begin with a high flying salute to those on the front lines of the

coronavirus.

Starting this week, the Navy's Blue Angels and the Air Forces Thunderbirds will roar above

select cities coast to coast to celebrate the medical community, first responders, and anyone else who has to work so that the rest of us can stay safe at home.

Dates and times for Operation America Strong are still being worked out, but the first of the joint flyovers will take

place tomorrow in New York City before making their way north, south, and west.

The aerial exercises are expected to continue through mid-May.

In hindsight, it's kind of funny, at the time a little less so.

A student from North Naples, Florida had had enough of homework when her mom sent her back to her room to finish.

Instead, the as yet unidentified girl slapped a handwritten sign on her window that read,

Help, get me out of here.

A concern passerby called 911.

But when deputies arrived, the only distress they found was a kid struggling with math.

Call your county sheriff's issued a statement saying that they were relieved no one was in danger and can totally relate to homework headaches.

One deputy went so far as to provide his personal cell phone number for future calculation

quandaries and to avoid scaring the neighborhood.

At least five more states are set to reopen just a little bit starting this morning.

Colorado, Montana, Minnesota, Mississippi, and Tennessee are all beginning the process of lifting

restrictions and even hard-hit New York is looking at May 15. beginning the

hard-hit New York is looking at May 15th as a possible date to crack a window on normalcy.

The key, the nation's top two doctors say is testing.

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