Good morning and welcome to kid news sponsored today by Bamboo Learning. I'm

Kim today is Wednesday, May 13th 2020 and we begin with an 11 year old boy

nailing the holy grail of skateboarding.

Gee Curry of Brazil is now the first in the world to ever land a 10-80 on a vertical ramp.

That means he flew into the air and completed three full rotations before coming down clean.

The feet shatters the two-decade record held by legend Tony Hawk, who made headlines with a 900 degree move back in 1999 when he was 31.

Geek credits hard work and all the time he had to practice while homeschooling. He celebrated with a dinner of Mac and

cheese but then got back to the ramp because he already has his sights set on the

sports next milestone, the 1260.

Sometimes adults pull up short on manners.

Such was the case in Cape Cod when a local ice cream shop opened back up for the first time

in months. Teenage staffers were doing

their best but pent up demand and a long wait brought out the worst in

customers old enough to know better. The high school senior who took the brunt of the impatience quit the same night.

The distraught owner of the Polar Cave did too. He closed down immediately and started a fundraiser for the college-bound teen.

Mark Lawrence's initial goal of 5,000 was quickly surpassed and, after an outpouring of support and apologies from the community,

decided to open his doors again.

You need to be nice, Mr. Lawrence said.

That's the moral of the story. Just be nice.

Back to school plans? Not so fast. The nation's leading voice on the coronavirus

yesterday voiced serious doubts about if, when, and how that can happen.

Dr. Anthony Fauchy told Congress if, when, and how that can happen.

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