Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

And we begin with all eyes on a courthouse in London to see if Prince Harry becomes the

first senior royal in more than a hundred years to take the witness stand in a trial.

He and other top celebrities are suing the publishers of the Daily Mirror in Great Britain for

allegedly using illegal ways like phone tapping and hiring private investigators to get info

about their private lives to use in stories. Harry says the articles in question date back to

his twelfth birthday. Many other similar cases have been settled out of court, but Prince Harry

has called it his life's work to change how the media conducts itself. As one analyst noted to NPR,

he's lending his celebrity, his notoriety, and he will not stop. But he's already angered the judge.

The Prince was doing court yesterday for opening statements, but was a no-show. Those following the

case they hear arrive late Sunday and will be in court this morning. Today, June 6 is an

important day in history. It's the 79th anniversary of D-Day during World War II. Troops with the

Allied forces, which included soldiers from the UK, the US, Canada, and other countries all across

the English Channel in the middle of the night and stormed the beaches along Normandy, France.

Six thousand vessels were involved in the attack and were supported by over 11,000 planes.

The goal was to break through the German Army's defenses that had overtaken much of Europe,

and is described as a key battle that helped bring an end to the war. The D in D-Day doesn't

actually stand for anything. It's just a name the military use when planning an event.

It's been used for many operations, but is now most closely associated with this date,

June 6, and the Allied Invasion of Normandy. How is this for outside the box thinking,

building homes out of dirty diapers? A group of scientists at a university in Japan came up

with the concept. First, they wanted to find a way to decrease the use of sand in concrete,

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