Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Wednesday, November 3rd, 2021.

And we have a new World Series Champion. Last night, the Atlanta Braves beat the Houston

Astros in Houston to win the fall classic four games to two. It's Atlanta's first championship

since 1995. Now on to today's news. And we begin with Treasure Hunters reportedly closing

in on the world's biggest hidden stash of gold and gems. A search team known as the

Temple 12 has been digging through an underground cave in Finland since 1987. Now they believe

just a few tons of rocks stand between them and a $20 billion trove of rubies, emeralds

and diamonds plus gold and artifacts dating back thousands of years. A local landowner

started the search. He says his family became the keeper of the cave after the loot was

buried in the 10th century to protect it from invading armies. He recruited amateur archaeologists

to help him find it, but the weather there is tough in the winter, so they can only dig

from May to September. Even though no hard evidence of the treasure has been found, the

group insists after 34 years it's now very, very close and they'll be back on scene

come spring. Some might call it a Disney Dream, others a Mickey Mouse nightmare. Over the

weekend, Shanghai Disneyland locked 34,000 guests inside its gates, all because one visitor

from the previous day got home and tested positive for COVID. That meant the country's

zero tolerance contact tracing rules had to kick in and no one was allowed out of the

park before getting swabbed. According to those stuck on the inside, it was most definitely

not the happiest place on earth. One visitor posted, I never thought the longest queue in

Disneyland would be for a nucleic acid test, but at least the firework show continued

as planned. According to the Wall Street Journal, all the results came back negative, but

the parks stay closed Monday and Tuesday. It reopens this morning.

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