Good morning and welcome the Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, October 19, 2020.

And we begin with this year's World Series matchup officially on East West Affair. Both Championship series went seven games with the

final piece falling in a place last night when the Dodgers came from behind to

beat the Braves four to three. That means Los Angeles will face Tampa Bay starting tomorrow night

with all seven scheduled games to be played at the league's neutral baseball

bubble in Arlington, Texas. The stadium is allowing 11,500 fans inside, in pods, with masks, and socially

distanced. This is the second World Series appearance by the Rays, if they win their first championship.

The Dodgers have made it to the Fall Classic Plunty.

This will be their 21st World Series with six titles so far, but the last win was way back in 1988 when Ronald Reagan was still president.

He's only 12 and can legitimately say he's made the find of a lifetime.

Nathan Rushkin was hiking with his dad in the badlands of Alberta, Canada

when he spotted something sticking up from the dirt.

The seventh grader is a bit of a dinosaur buff and even though

local laws prevented him from touching his discovery he immediately knew it

was something special. Fossil experts have since confirmed that what Nathan stumbled on was a bone from a young

Hadrasaur, a duck-bill dinosaur that roamed the region 69 million years ago.

Crews sent to the site have now unearthed much more of the skeleton and say Nathan's

discovery will help fill a big gap in our knowledge of dinosaur evolution.

As for the pint-sized paleontologist, Nathan says the little-known Hadrasaur is his favorite now,

trumping even the more popular Tyrannosaurus rex.

Chances are you've never heard of it, but back in the day, a soda with a metallic after taste was one of the most popular on the market.

Today, though, Tab is getting canned.

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