Good morning and welcome the kid news sponsored today by bamboo learning. I'm

Tori today is Friday the 13th the second and final one of the year and we begin this

morning with a unique plea from a principal in southern France to tardy school parents.

Please stop throwing your kids over the campus fence.

The start time at Trilla Primary in Avignon is non-negotiable. Be there by the bell, or else.

And it's the or else that apparently prompted time-challenged moms and dads to start

chucking students over the six foot entrance

gate after it gets locked without wiggle room at 830 every morning.

Worried that injuries are imminent, the headmaster has made national headlines by putting up

warning posters showing cartoon parents hurling cartoon kids over a railing.

The F shot don't.

Just come back at 10 when the gate reopens for a few minutes, and don't be late then either.

In the words of Dr. Anthony Fauchy, the cavalry is coming. The infectious Disease Expert yesterday told a London think tank that help and hope are on the COVID horizon

that the pending vaccines will turn today's medical crisis into something much more manageable.

And while he made clear that now is no time to let down our guard, he pushed back against

calls for a national lockdown.

Dr. Fauchy's comments come as the U.S. continues to set daily infection records

and colleges stagger through the semester.

Syracuse just canceled all in-person learning after a series of

spikes sent 500 students into quarantine and Notre Dame is playing catch-up after

hundreds of students stormed the field following the school's upset win against Clemson Saturday.

The university is now requiring exit tests before students leave for the holidays.

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