Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, October 15, 2018, and we begin with Harvard University on the hot seat.

The Ivy League school goes on trial in Boston this morning for allegedly treating Asian American applicants unfairly.

How? By holding them to a higher standard of admission than others.

The school denies the accusation. It says race is just one factor

of many use to determine whether to accept or reject a high school senior. The

trial is expected to last three weeks and its outcome could change how all schools use

race in the application process. President Trump is headed to the Florida

panhandle this morning to survey what's being called the indescribable and unprecedented damage left by Hurricane Michael

The President and First Lady Malania will touch down at 1125 East Coast time at Eglin Air Force Base in the town of Destin. Rescue crews, meantime,

continue to search for those who decided to ride out the storm instead of

evacuate. Hundreds of thousands remain without power throughout the South and damage estimates. and

damage estimates already top 21 billion dollars.

Nike made headlines with Colin Capernic.

Now the company is making news with someone you've never heard of.

Justin Giegoes is a runner at the University of Oregon.

He's also the first athlete with cerebral palsy ever signed to a Nike contract.

Justin used a walker as a toddler and leg braces as a grade schooler.

Hours and hours of physical therapy helped his stride, as did a special shoe. Justin helped Nike develop while he was still in high school for runners with

challenges.

Now he's a pro athlete with a three-year deal.

Proof he says that there's no such thing as a disability.

H-tag that was fast.

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