Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, May 15, 2020.

And we begin with identical twins from Milwaukee landing a scholastic one-two punch.

Arielle and Ariana Williams each got accepted to 37 colleges

and combined were offered more than a million dollars in scholarships.

It probably shouldn't come as a huge

surprise. The seniors have the two highest GPA's in their high school. But Ariana

says they're not perfect. They were pushing for 40 acceptances each and came up three short.

Now their plan is to stay local and stay together. They'll attend Marquette University and study

nursing. What's more, they'll be the first in their families to go

on to higher education. As Ariel says you can do anything you want as long as you put

your mind to it. It's a lizard the size of a small alligator and the state of

Georgia wants them gone. The four and a half foot long black and white Tegu is

native to South America but has popped up in the wilds of the

southeastern U.S. most likely because pet owners got tired of taking care of them.

The problem, the tegu eats everything in sight, with their favorite dish being the eggs of local turkeys, gophers, and tortoises.

They're also known to kick animals out of their burrows and take them over for themselves.

So far, the 10-pound menace has been spotted in two counties.

State officials are asking the public to keep an eye out and, if spotted, to call the Fish and Wildlife Department immediately.

For the first time in 20 years,

AAA will not issue a travel forecast for Memorial Day weekend.

The unofficial start of the summer travel season is just a week away and for two decades the

Automobile Club has issued a prediction of how many people will take off in search of sun,

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