Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Monday, August 12th, 2019.

And we begin with Simone Biles once again rewriting the record books for gymnastics.

Last night, she won her sixth all-around national title,

something no other American is done in 60 years. On her way to that historic

moment she threw in two more. She became the first gymnast to ever attempt and

land a double twisting double summer salt balance beam dismount and then in her

floor routine she nailed a first of its kind triple double, one jump with two flips and three twists.

Almost as remarkable was how close she came to completing neither. The 22-year-old says

she was so disappointed with her performance on Friday, she almost scratched the meat

and walked out the door. But true champions never quit. Simone went on to win by a landslide.

Next up are the World Championships in October.

Have you ever tried to solve a Rubik's Cube?

It's hard, really, really hard, but not for soon to be high school senior Daniel Rose Levine of upstate New York.

He can solve it in 16.9 seconds, with his feet.

Daniel first mastered the cube with his hands when he was 11.

He got the bug at math camp, then taught himself by binging YouTube videos,

something that didn't sit well with his mom and dad.

Even so, he worked his top time down to 5.3 seconds and only turned to his feet to give his hands a

break. That decision turned him into a Guinness World Record Holder, one he's putting on the line this coming weekend at a math

festival in New York City.

His foot dexterity apparently doesn't translate into other talents.

Daniel says he can't dance well, although often asked can't give autographs with

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