Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, December 14th,

2020 and we begin with V-Day in the United States. Today the first shipments of

Pfizer's drug will roll into hospitals all across the country

and within hours of arrival the first shots will be given. The anticipation began to build yesterday

as crowds cheered when trucks carrying the drug,

left the company's plant in Michigan on their way to 656 predetermined sites

and setting in motion the biggest vaccination effort in American history.

All the packages are being accompanied by U.S. Marshals and GPS tracking to make sure they get

where they're going with no detours.

Sensors will also make sure the vaccines stay cold, about 94 degrees below zero,

which is colder than the weather in Antarctica.

The jig is up and Disney is backpedaling.

Ever since reopening under COVID, the park in Orlando had a rule.

In order to purchase a ride photo everyone in the picture had to be wearing a mask.

If even one rider didn't by design or by accident, the action shot would be unavailable.

We're not sure if Disney wanted to reinforce its policy or because sales slumped,

but at some point the Magic Kingdom started editing digital masks onto maskless guests.

The Photoshop trick allowed the company to offer more photos to more people.

When riders started debating them magically appearing masks on Facebook,

Disney came clean and in a statement this weekend

said it would stop digitally adding face coverings

going forward and that its policy of no mask,

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