Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, November 12th, 2019.

And we begin with a classic tale of turning lemons into lemonade.

A nine-year-old boy who got in trouble for doodling in class now has a job.

Drawing on the walls of a local restaurant.

Joe Whale from the northwest corner of England always got scolded by his teachers for drawing on the whiteboard whenever he finished his work.

His parent's solution? Sign Little Joe up for an after-school art class.

Those art instructors were so blown away by the boy's talent they posted his work on

Instagram that's how a local restaurant owner discovered Joe and hired him at first

Joe thought he'd simply be doodling a small-frame picture, but when told he could draw all over a large white wall, he was more than happy to oblige.

A 33-year-old Arangutan who was granted legal personhood in Argentina has just

settled into her new home in Florida. Sandra first captured the world's

attention in 2015 when after living in captivity for 20 years at the Buenos Aires Zoo

a judge declared her a non-human being. This unprecedented ruling gave the animal basic rights, including life, freedom, and a presumption of no harm.

Since there was no safe places for Sandra in her home country, she was moved to the Special Center for Apes in Florida,

where the director says Sandra is settling in nicely with about four dozen other orangutangs and chimpanzees.

The country of China is taking and chimpanzees.

The country of China is taking a big step to prevent addiction to online video games.

According to government rules issued a few days ago,

game companies cannot let players younger than the age of 18

play on their online game networks between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m.

this new rule is also intended to improve the physical and mental health of

children and teens and it will impact a lot of people since China is the

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