Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Friday, November 22nd, 2024. And we begin with

the first walk-off Grand Slam ball in World Series history heading to the auction block in December.

Experts predict Freddie Freeman's historic home run ball could easily top a million dollars.

But for 10-year-old Dodgers fan, Zachary Routerman, that's just icing on the cake.

Zachary was sitting in the right field pavilion when Freeman, his favorite player,

smashed the game one winning Homer into the stands.

Zachary got to it first, batted it to his dad for the final grab,

then celebrated with cheers, high fives,

and selfie requests, even from Yankees fans.

The night was already a win for the young man who thought he was leaving school early to get

his braces off until his parents surprised him with World Series tickets instead. Do dolphins get lonely? Researchers believe they might after recording the unusual vocalizations

of a lone dolphin in the Baltic Sea. Biologists had originally installed underwater microphones

to monitor how the presence of the solitary dolphin known as Delhi was affecting local

harbor porpoises. According to the study in the journal Bioacoustics, over the course of 69 days,

even though he had no fellow dolphins to talk to, Delhi made over 10,000 sounds, including

clicks and whistles normally heard in a pod or group.

As bottlenose dolphins are highly social animals, the study's author believes Deli may have

been mimicking the sounds of friends he didn't have nearby.

However, another marine biologist not involved in the study admits researchers have a long

way to go to understand how dolphins communicate in the

wild. Could Google lose its grip on the Internet? The U.S. Department of Justice is asking a federal

court to force Google to make some big changes to minimize the tech giant's dominance. To allow for

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