Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Friday, May 29th, 26. And we begin with

a monstrous Frankenfish that can breathe air and walk on land in baiting parts of New York.

Native to China, the northern snakehead fish has been spotted gobbling up local fish in the

waterways of Central Park, Queens, and on Long Island. It can also grow to weigh 20 pounds

and stretch three feet long. But what's most unusual about the species is its ability to survive

and slither for days out of water. Having no local predators, its appetite for wildlife is upsetting

the balance of the local ecosystems. The state's Department

of Environmental Conservation has resorted to using electrofishing, briefly stunning the fish

with electric currents to battle the troublesome threat. New York isn't the only area facing this

fish zilla. It's been spotted in at least seven other states.

Houston, Texas is getting ready for the biggest party in sports.

Fans headed to the Space City for the upcoming FIFA World Cup are in store for an out-of-this-world

experience that's been described as the Las Vegas sphere meets Epcot.

Space Center, Houston, is creating a walk-through immersive dome in the shape of a soccer ball

that will offer a 4-D entertainment experience.

And at a downtown festival featuring food vendors and local performances,

everyone will be able to watch all 34 matches on giant screens

for free. According to host committee member Patty Smith, we know what it's like to host a Super Bowl,

and we know that this will be the equivalent of seven Super Bowls in less than a three-week period.

Landing a summer job may be getting tougher for teens. April data from the U.S.

Bureau of Labor Statistics shows fewer 16- and 19-year-olds are in the job market than during

this time last year. Researchers say that if that trend continues, they expect there will be fewer

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