Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, November 15th, 2019.

And we begin with a nine-year-old in Belgium redefining the word prodigy.

Instead of being in the fourth grade, like his friends,

Laurent Simons will become the world's youngest ever college graduate

when he gets his degree in electrical engineering

from the Einhooven University of Technology next month.

More remarkable, he only started the program in March.

He has an IQ of 145 and a photographic memory that allows him to master subjects in days instead of months.

Next up is a PhD and a degree in medicine, which he reportedly wants to use to develop artificial organs.

Why so smart? His parents have no idea,

although his mom credits the overwhelming amount of fish she ate while pregnant.

If one tail is good, two must be better, right?

We don't know, but it sure is an attention-getter.

A ten-week-old puppy by the name of Norwall

may be the first dog born with a second wagger hanging

from its forehead.

Max Mission in Missouri is used to unusual rescues, but even this one caught them by surprise.

They took Norwold to a vet who said the extra tail

was likely the result of something going wrong in the womb.

Even so, there's reportedly no medical reason

to have it removed. In fact, the vet encouraged whomever

adopts Norwall to keep it. He said Norwall is perfect just the way he is and

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