Good morning, and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, June 12, 2023.

And we begin with an amazing, likely history-making tale of sibling survival.

Forty days after their plane went down in the jungles of Columbia in South America,

four brothers and sisters between the age of one and thirteen were found alone, but alive and well.

And for that, they give much of the credit to their indigenous grandma, who taught the oldest of the kids,

a girl named Leslie, to fish, hunt, and find safe food in the wild.

Hundreds of people have been searching for the family, but it was a pair of pups named Tellius and Wilson,

who finally sniffed them out. All four kids will spend a few weeks in the hospital to recover,

but they're in good enough shape and spirits to receive visitors, including friends, family, and the country's president.

Dr. Deep C is back above water for the first time in one hundred days.

Joseph Ditturi broke the surface of a lagoon in Key Largo, Florida, three months after he descended to the bottom

to live in Jules' undersea lodge, the only underwater hotel in the United States, his mission to drum up interest in science,

and to study how compression affects the human body.

One impact was immediately obvious. He's an inch shorter than he was before his experiment began.

In a news release, the diving doctor wrote,

The human body has never been underwater that long.

And my greatest hope is that I've inspired a new generation of explorers and researchers to push past all boundaries.

Despite the dubious distinction of being the only former US president to ever face federal charges,

Mr. Trump is not throwing in the towel on his bid for a second term in office.

Over the weekend, he defiantly hit the campaign trail, telling supporters he's innocent and will stay in the 2024 race even if convicted.

The former president faces 37 counts related to classified documents he allegedly took with him when he left the White House.

He's doing court tomorrow in Miami where the charges against him will be read.

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