Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, November 30th, 2020.

And we begin with a kickoff heard coast to coast.

This weekend, Vanderbilt soccer player Sarah Fuller traded the pitch for a football field

and went on to make history as the first female to play in the Power Five.

Sarah was fresh off her own SEC championship when coach Derek Mason came calling

his regular players were sidelined with COVID and he needed someone with a good

foot with a very intentional play like a girl sticker on the back of her helmet

Sarah opened the second half against Missouri and punted her way into the record books.

If she could throw as well as she can kick, she might have gotten a call from the Broncos.

Yesterday, virus addled Denver had to play the Saints without a quarterback.

The starter and three backups all had contact and had to quarantine.

Who took the snap?

Kendall Hinton, a practice squad wide receiver, who hadn't thrown a ball since college.

He did what he could, but the Broncos still lost 31 to 3.

Pfizer isn't waiting. Even though its vaccine has yet to be approved, the company is already

moving the drug out of its plant in Belgium and

into position in the U.S.

According to the Wall Street Journal, charter flights using United Airlines planes began

on Friday, the start of what the Federal Aviation

Administration calls the first mass air shipment of a coronavirus vaccine.

The shots will be held in ultra cold storage at various distribution sites

around the country until the Food and Drug Administration authorizes it for use,

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