Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Wednesday, May 27, 26, and we begin with

a question. What does the breath of a gray whale smell like? Thankfully, most of us won't need to find out,

but we already know what it looks like, and so does artificial intelligence. A network of

thermal whale breath detection devices is now being used to protect

these massive migrating animals from passing boats in San Francisco Bay. The tech can spot

the telltale spout of warm air before the whale actually surfaces, warning the captains of

tankers, cruise ships, and ferries to be on alert. Grays can reach a length of 50 feet,

can't change course very quickly, and collisions are on the rise. You see Santa Barbara

Professor Douglas Macaulay told the Wall Street Journal, the new system will be a lifesaver. This is a

band-aid, but it's a band-aid to a pretty significant bleed.

We all need to see the doctor from time to time, and the same is true for the President of the United States. Yesterday, after what was called a routine checkup at Walter Reed National

Military Medical Center, Mr. Trump posted everything checked out perfectly. Typically, the White

House releases more information

following presidential doctor visits so everyone knows that their commander-in-chief is healthy,

but how much detail the statement includes varies. President Trump will turn 80 next month on the 14th.

Not long ago, he was coaching pee-wee hockey in Connecticut. Today, he stands three wins from a shot at the Stanley Cup.

Martin St. Louis retired from the NHL in 2015, taught his three sons to play, and turned his attention to a team of local tweens.

In 2022, the Montreal Canadians came calling. According to the

Wall Street Journal, they had finished the prior season dead last and needed a shake-up. Maybe thought

the owner, the Hall of Famer, who now surrounded himself with mites and squirts, as under eights and tens are

called, was the wild answer he was looking for. That was four years ago, and Coach St. Louis

picked up right where he left off, telling his new, much bigger players, if there's anything this

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