Good morning and welcome the Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, December 2nd, 24. We hope you had a

wonderful Thanksgiving. We're happy to be back and we begin with five chests full of treasure

hidden across the U.S. A billionaire Bitcoin investor spent the pandemic collecting $2 million

worth of valuables, figuring out super secret

locations to stash them, and writing a book of tantalizing clues to help hunters track them down.

The items inside include shipwrecked salvage gold de blooms, rare Pokemon cards, a diamond

and sapphire brooch owned by Jacqueline Onassis, a coin designed and minted

by Pablo Picasso, a rare specimen of lunar rock, Michael Jordan's 1986 rookie card, and a single

Bitcoin, which is currently worth nearly $100,000. John Collins Black is the man behind the

adventure. He says, you don't have to be a genius to solve the clues.

If you have curiosity, imagination, and the willingness to try something new, you can find them.

The book of clues is called There's Treasures Inside, and it's Available Now.

If you live anywhere near upstate New York, you may have the day off from school. The region is

getting pounded by the first big storm of the season with up to six feet of snow blowing in off the

Great Lakes. In the crosshairs, High Mark Stadium, home of the Buffalo Bills, and host of last night's

game against the San Francisco 49ers.

To clear the stands, the bills called on its fans.

Anyone over the age of 18 gets $20 per hour, along with hot food, drinks, and a shovel,

to help as needed during the final games of the season.

This week's extreme weather is also affecting parts of Pennsylvania, northeast Ohio,

and Michigan, and may even bring a few snowflakes to New York City by Wednesday.

Today, hot on the heels of Black Friday, is Cyber Monday. Both are when the best deals of the

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