Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, September 24th,

2020. And we begin with California making a bold move in the fight against climate

change, spurred on fight against climate change.

Spurred on by historic heat-driven wildfires and smoke-filled skies,

Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order yesterday

that will essentially ban the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles

by 2035. Cars are big business in the Golden State. In fact, Californians are known for

obsessing over their rides and once the law kicks in

those who want to keep driving their classic gas guzzlers can still do so but they

won't be able to find any new ones anywhere.

Not all automakers are happy with the news, but Tesla's probably not complaining.

CEO Elon Musk says he's got a new cheaper all electric model up his sleeves, one that's equipped with lower

price batteries that go farther between charges.

It turns out the Black Widow is no match for coronavirus.

Dis supporting its legions of fans, Disney has announced it's again postponing the release

of the long-awaited film.

The superhero flick starring Scarlet Johanson was supposed to open in May of this year.

Then November, now moviegoers will have to wait until May of next year.

Theaters that have opened across the country are struggling due to a lack of new releases for an entertainment-starved audience.

The good news, 2021 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Marvel fans following next

spring's release of Black Widow movie buffs can look forward to Shanghai

and the legend of the 10 rings in July and the superherohero Saga Eternal's next November.

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