Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. It's Wednesday, December 11th, 2019.

And we begin with a nine-year-old boy from Virginia pounding the pavement for a good cause.

Mateo Lambert has run 120 miles this year and raised more than $65,000 all to help children battling cancer.

Mateo first ran in a charity race two years ago and came in second place for his age group.

But he told his dad he wasn't interested in hanging around after the race to collect his

medal.

He said he'd just done the 5K to support people like his grandfather who is a cancer survivor.

With the help of his family, Mateo is starting his own organization called the Off the Charts Club to continue helping and visiting

kids with cancer and hospitals across the country while also participating in

charity races. In Washington DC House Democrats have announced they will charge President Trump

with two articles of impeachment. One is abuse of power for allegedly putting his

political concerns over the national interests, and the other is obstruction

of Congress because Democrats claim the President stonewalled or tried to stop the investigations.

Mr. Trump and his fellow Republicans strongly disagree with these charges.

So what happens next?

The House Judiciary Committee will likely vote on these articles in the next week if they pass as expected the full

house would take a vote before Christmas on whether to impeach the president and

then send the case to the Senate for a trial beginning early in the new year.

In international news, the world's youngest prime minister has just been sworn into office.

Santa Marin is Finland's new leader and she's only 34 years old.

Marin was nominated by her Social Democratic Party.

The previous leader stepped down after losing the confidence of his government over his handling of a postal strike.

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