Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, October 10, 2022, Columbus

Day in some places, Indigenous People's Day in others. And we begin with actor Tom Cruise

planning to go where no civilian has gone before. Two years after News leak that he wanted

to film a movie on board the International Space Station, comes word that he's also

hoping to be the first non-astronaut to do a spacewalk.

Several studios chairman Donna Langley hasn't officially given the green light, but did

confirm to BBC that Tom Cruise is taking the world to space. That's the plan. We have a

great project in development. The unnamed movie would not be part of the mission impossible

franchise, nor does it have anything to do with top gun. According to multiple reports,

if Universal gives it the go ahead, the film already has the backing of NASA and offers

of help from SpaceX. A pretty smelly problem might march its way across the U.S. A new

study finds the highly invasive insect known as the stink bug for its skunk like aroma

could soon spread its stench to more of the country. It's not native to the states. It

was brought by accident from Asia 20 years ago, and its population has grown mostly on the

east coast from North Carolina to New York. Now because of climate change, scientists

say many of the little stinkers are likely to move north and west. Not everyone thinks

they smell like skunks, though. Some say their reek is like rotten tomatoes, pungent

like pepper, or even soapy like cilantro. The U.S. is getting a new national monument.

Later this week, President Biden will visit Camp Hale in Colorado, which was a training

ground for American soldiers before they headed off to Europe for World War II. He's expected

to officially declare it protected from future development under the Antiquities Act of 1906,

a law that allows presidents to give monument status to historic sites that sit on federal

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