Good morning and welcome the kid news sponsored today by bamboo learning. I'm

Tori. Today is Friday, October 9th, 2020 and we begin with a giant question mark

hanging over the next two presidential showdowns.

Because of the president's COVID diagnosis, the debate commission wanted next week's

face-off held virtually, with a moderator in Miami, and both candidates zooming in separately.

President Trump said no he'd do it in person or not at all.

The Biden camp then proposed a weak delay, something the Trump team was okay with if the third debate could

also get pushback a week to the 29th, just a few days before the election.

This time it was Mr. Biden who said no result is as of this recording a stalemate for the record

there is no law requiring a presidential candidate to participate in a debate

by now the 2029 candidate to participate in a debate. By now, the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize,

arguably the world's most prestigious award has been announced.

The list of candidates is always highly confidential, but this year's reportedly started with

318 people on it, and overnight got whittled down to the winner, which could be one person,

a single organization, or shared.

The good news would have come overnight via a phone call from Sweden.

The committee that makes the decision is famously unpredictable, but that doesn't stop oddsmakers from trying to guess.

On this year's short list, the World Health Organization, teenage climate activist Greta Tuneberg,

and New Zealand Prime Minister Jessinda Arden.

Tonight the LA Lakers will channel Kobe Bryant en route to what they hope will be a season

ending title defining game five, A win against the Miami Heat means the championship.

So when LA takes the court at 6 p.m. Pacific, look for them to be wearing the black mamba

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