Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, May 26, 2020.

And we begin with a clash of two huge sports rivalries taking place on a golf course for a good cause.

On Sunday afternoon, legendary quarterbacks, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady hit the links in

Southern Florida with iconic golf stars Tiger Woods and Phil Mikkelson.

There was a lot of trash talking among the hyper competitive forsome and the NFL

greats often looked like mere mortals, especially Brady who struggled at first.

But on the seventh hole he drained a shot from a hundred yards out.

Then with his back to the camera, he reached down and retrieved the ball and split his pants wide open.

Oops! Dub the match, Champions for Charity, the event raised $20 million for coronavirus relief.

In the end, it came down to the final put with Woods and Manning taking

the win, finishing one up over Mikkelson and Brady.

It's not just your classes happening online.

Colin County and Texas has just held the country's first ever virtual trial.

Courts are currently closed due to concerns about safe social distancing.

But when 26 North Texans were called for jury duty last week,

they didn't have to leave their homes.

All they had to do was log on to Zoom

to hear the evidence, deliberate, and reach a verdict.

The trial was a summary jury proceeding, which is essentially a practice run in front of

a retired judge before the case is actually tried. It was a good opportunity to iron out the kinks,

and there were a few. The connection was spotty. Some people kept accidentally muting themselves,

and when one juror didn't return to a screen after a break

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