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

Today is Wednesday December 2nd, 2020 and we begin with a radical idea to

convince Americans to roll up their sleeves and get a coronavirus vaccine.

According to Business Insider, several economists and two former 2020 presidential candidates

want Uncle Sam to pay people to get the shot as soon as it's available.

The reason, the drug's ability to end the pandemic is dependent on 70 to 75 percent of the population getting it.

And recent polls put the number of those willing at only 58 percent.

Andrew Yang and John Delaney ended their runs for the White House pretty early,

but both are now backing a payout of a thousand dollars or more per person as an incentive.

In the meantime, the initial rollout is getting close.

Pfizer should be available in two weeks.

Modernas in three.

In anticipation, a group of medical experts yesterday told the Centers for Disease Control to push doctors, nurses, and the

elderly to the front of the line, saying those Americans need to be the

priority and should get the vaccine as soon as it's available.

It wasn't aliens.

According to the New York Times, a photographer who traveled into the Utah desert to see the

much talked about metal structure, spotted four men taking

it down in the dark of night.

After knocking it over, they reportedly broke it apart, put it in a wheelbarrow, and hauled it off, all in about 10 minutes time.

Still unclear if the men who took it down were the ones who installed it in the first place.

Google Earth imagery reportedly shows it went up sometime between

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