Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. It's Thursday, October 4th, 2018, and we begin today with what should be obvious.

35,000 feet is no place for pull-ups.

An American Airlines flight from Phoenix to Boston had to be diverted to Kansas City this week

because one passenger wouldn't stop using the overhead bins for chin-ups.

Flight attendants reportedly asked him to sit down multiple times

before the pilots decided everyone had seen enough of his mile high workout.

The plane touched down in Missouri, the crew handed him off to gate agents and then

continued on to Boston.

Maybe, just maybe, that gentleman on the plane had eaten too much fast food and he was trying to burn it off.

If so, he isn't alone. A new study finds that 37% or more than a third of all Americans

eat fast food each and every day.

What's more, the CDC, which stands for the Center for Disease Control,

found that the more money a family had, the more they were likely to eat unhealthy food on the run.

And that is just the opposite of earlier studies tying fast food eating to lower incomes

because of its affordability. It's been an epic start to the baseball post-season,

and the excitement continues today as the playoffs begin in earnest.

The Milwaukee Brewers will host the Colorado Rockies

and the Atlanta Braves visit the L Dodgers to kick off the best of five series.

Last night in the Bronx, the Yankees top the Oakland A's in the second and final wild card matchup,

so New York will face the Red Sox tomorrow, and

Houston takes on Cleveland.

Speaking of baseball, designer Ralph Lorne finally has the autograph he wanted decades ago.

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