Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Tuesday, August the 7th, 2018.

And we begin this morning with a question. What happens when a tropical cyclone mixes it up with an erupting volcano?

Residents of Hawaii's Big Island may get the answer tomorrow

with the expected arrival of Hurricane Hector.

Right now the storm is hovering around a category 4

on a scale of 1 to 5, and tracking just south of the islands

with winds of up to 145 miles an hour. Forecasters are not sure if Hawaii

will take a direct hit but if it does it would be an unprecedented one-two

punch from Mother Nature.

The heart of one of the nation's most popular parks will remain closed indefinitely.

Yosemite officials had hoped to reopen the valley to tourists today, but they say the nearby Ferguson fire is still sending too much smoke into the park, and flames are now threatening access roads and making the fight even tougher.

In business news this morning, Wakanda may make money forever.

Black Panther is now only the third movie in history to cross the 700 million dollar mark in US ticket sales.

The two movies ahead of it, Avatar with 760 million, and Star Wars the Force Awakens with 936 million.

Scientists in Siberia meantime may have defrosted the next Ice age sequel. Researchers dug up two worms, frozen in the

ground some 42,000 years, and slowly thawed them. Once they reached a

worm-friendly temperature, these prehistoric

creatures actually started to wiggle and eat. If all the data checks out, they

can officially stake their claim as the oldest living organisms on the planet.

There's no mistaking that Google Glass, a hands-free wearable tech device, was a dud with the public, but the product may have found a higher calling.

Researchers from Stanford are using the glasses to help children with autism interact more effectively with the world around them.

This superpower glass as it's being called can help kids recognize facial expressions

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