Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. It's Thursday, August 15th, 2019.

And we begin with the most famous museum in the world, putting a time limit on the most famous smile in the world. Visitors to the Louvre in

Paris can sometimes wait for hours just to see the Mona Lisa, but now they can only spend

one minute looking at Leonardo da Vinci's painting before

getting shooed along by security. Not surprisingly, they're furious. The issue

apparently is a temporary relocation of the masterpiece that has caused human traffic jams in the

hallways.

30,000 people a day show up just to see her, which is 80% of all the guests at the museum.

Going forward, administrators say, Mona Lisa fans will have to pre-book a visit.

If not, they may not even get the one minute allowed right now.

She and her half smile are due back in the usual gallery in time for an

October exhibition commemorating the 500th anniversary of Da Vinci's passing.

Ask your parents and they'll tell you the stock market is notoriously moody.

And that was definitely the case yesterday when a geeky statistic sent Wall Street into a free fall. The odd little number that triggered the mess showed up 12 years ago, right before a notoriously bad run for investors.

When it showed up again yesterday, the market panicked and one major index, the Dow, plummeted

more than 800 points.

But what goes down often goes up, especially when it comes to Wall Street.

Analysts say there's no need to worry yet.

The U.S. economy remains very, very strong.

Look down.

What shape are your sneakers in?

Right now, probably pretty good for back to school. Soon enough

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