Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Friday May 10th, 2019.

And we begin with proof that there's more than funny cat videos on YouTube.

A Michigan fifth grader credits the site for teaching him all he

needed to know to save his teacher's life. Miss Renko had been eating a muffin

when a piece of it got stuck. Dylan Paul immediately saw her distress and

sent his classmates for help while he put his YouTube Heimlich maneuver lessons to work.

By the time other adults arrived the muffin was out and Miss Renko was fine.

Dylan says she's done a lot for him so now well they're kind of even.

Alexa, fly me to the moon.

Yesterday in a rare public speech, Jeff Bezos, the man behind smart speakers, Amazon

and the Rocket Company Blue Origin, announced plans for a gigantic lunar lander.

It's called Blue Moon and is a spacecraft designed to land on

and when needed bounce off the surface of the moon.

The only hitch so far has been perfecting one of its

engines and he expects that to happen by this summer. Ultimately Bezo said his

goal is to help man get back to the moon and stay there.

A teenager who sued a Kentucky health department so he wouldn't have to get the

chicken box vaccine now has the disease. Jerome Kunkel wanted to go to class and play on his

basketball team even though he hadn't gotten the shot. When 32 kids in his high

school came down with the virus, his high school told those who hadn't been inoculated to either get the

shot or stay home. Jerome did the latter, took the case to court, lost, and is now infected

anyway.

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