Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kevin. Today is Friday, October 14, 2022, and

we begin with a world famous superstar soccer player putting his coping skills front and

center in a now viral video for kids. Harry Kane is a striker for Tottenham and one

of the best in the game, but he wasn't always. Harry was dumped from Arsenal at the age

of eight and repeatedly told by coaches that he wasn't good enough. It took a toll on

his well-being and sent him into long bouts of self-doubt, but he never gave up and now wants

to share his up-and-down journey with others. He's launched a new mental health foundation

and posted an animated video that he hopes will help the next generation deal with rejection.

Harry's message, wherever you are, whatever the struggle, keep working, keep going, and

most importantly, always believe in yourself. There's a major development to report in

the investigation into the January 6th riot on Capitol Hill. Yesterday, the panel that

spent the past year hearing from more than 1,000 witnesses voted to Sapina former President

Trump. Sapina is a legal term that simply means he's been ordered to answer questions

under oath about what he knew and when he knew it. Last night, Mr. Trump criticized the

committee as a total bust, but did not say whether or not he'd comply. The Sapina is not

unprecedented. According to NBC News, several sitting and former presidents and vice presidents

have testified before congressional committees, including Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson,

and Gerald Ford. Mother Nature is upending plans on the ground and in space, damaging

winds rain in a big drop in temperature rolled across the East Coast late yesterday, prompting

Major League Baseball to push last night's game two of the American League Division series

between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Guardians until 107 pm this afternoon. And 250

miles up, a SpaceX crew, due to return yesterday from a six-month mission, had to cool their

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