Good morning, and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, October 25, 2019.

And we begin with a word of warning to anyone hankering for some super spooky fun this Halloween.

Every year Russ McCammy opens his Somertown, Tennessee mansion

for what he calls the scariest haunted house experience in the US.

Admission is basically free.

Russ asks only that participants bring a bag of dog food as a donation.

But actually, getting in the door requires a whole lot more.

First, you have to sign a 40-page waiver, get cleared by a doctor,

and pass a background check.

Russ videotapes each attempt to get through the house, which can last up to 10 hours, and he'll

pay anyone who completes it $20,000 cash, minus $200,000 for every swear word he hears.

So far, no one has made it to the end,

and each brave soul who bales has the same message.

You don't want to do this. Wins are up, power is out, and flames are once again racing

across wine country in Northern California. The state's largest utility cut electricity to a half million homes hoping to head off a wildfire, but it didn't work.

Yesterday a fast-moving blaze began near a shut-off zone, then exploded across 10,000 acres in just a few hours.

Residents of Geyserville were forced to evacuate while firefighters battle flames

and winds gusting to 70 miles an hour. Forecasters are predicting more wind trouble

over the weekend. The World Series shifts to the nation's capital tonight for

game three of what is so far a lopsided matchup.

The Nationals are in full control up two games to none after stunning the

Astros 12 to 3 Wednesday night. What started as a pitching duel between two of the game's finest

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