Good morning and welcome the Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, September 21st, 2018.

And we begin with another record on Wall Street. The Dow Jones closed at 26,557 yesterday, a new all-time high, and the first since

January. What's it all mean? Basically, the U.S. economy is doing well., businesses are making money, and investors are not too

worried about a trade war with China.

The Dow's record close was its 100th since Donald Trump's election in 2016.

In other business news this morning,

Amazon is going back to the future.

In an attempt to reinvent how we buy food to go,

the online giant is going old school by opening 3,000

new brick and mortar stores, which is a fancy way of saying stores you can actually walk into.

But that is where the old-fashioned ends.

All of these new stores will be super high-tech.

Shoppers will use a smartphone app to enter.

They'll grab whatever food they want and then walk out without stopping.

No lines, no checkouts, no registers.

Sensors will detect what is taken and build a shopper's account. Tomorrow should be a big day on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Four months after Kilauea began spewing molten hot lava,

the Volcanoes National Park will partially reopen to tourists.

Kilauea is still erupting and will continue to do so for months, possibly years,

but those eruptions have slowed enough to allow visitors back in. Park officials say to expect long

lines and limited access, not to mention unpredictable rock falls, sinkholes, and

heavy ash. The chart-topping Korean boy band, BTS, is about to make even more history.

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