Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, July 18, 2019.

And we begin with a photo filter that's shaking up the internet and even security experts.

Face app lets you post pictures of yourself now and thanks to an aging feature,

what you look like years in the future.

Even normally image conscious celebrities are getting in on the act. Stars like Carrie Underwood,

the Jonas brothers, and basketball star Duane Wade have all posted pictures of what they might look like

when they reach your grandparents age. But that's where the fun ends and the concern begins.

According to Forbes magazine, more than 100 million people in 121 countries have

downloaded it and the Russian company that created the hype not only owns all those images

forever but they can do whatever they want with them. One security expert says

face app users shouldn't be surprised if their faces end up on a billboard

pitching who knows what somewhere in Moscow. Are you feeling the heat? If so, you're

not alone. 230 million people living in the central and eastern parts of the U.S.

are facing what may be the hottest temperatures of the year.

Up to 30 records are expected to fall between now and Sunday as the National Weather Service forecasts

highs of above 90 degrees in two-thirds of the country.

And if that's not enough, the Heat Index, which is how warm it feels when you add in humidity will

make it feel even hotter meteorologists are urging young and old alike to

limit outdoor activities in the heat of the day seek out air conditioning in malls or libraries, and as always, drink

lots of water.

Disneyland's bustling Main Street is looking more like a ghost town these days.

Visitors to the Anaheim attraction are reportedly walking on to most rides with little or no

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