Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, December 16th, 2019.

And we begin with the most lopsided win in Heisman history.

Over the weekend, Louisiana state quarterback Joe Burrow

ran away with the most coveted honor in college football by getting more than

93% of possible votes. Even more remarkable is that Burrow is a transfer. He rode the

bench at Ohio State for three years before picking up and starting over at LSU last

year only to shatter both school and SEC single season passing records.

The Bleacher report calls his journey a tale of patience, persistence, and perseverance.

The votes for the Heisman are cast by sports journalists, past

winners, and one fan selected by longtime sponsor Nissan. Partisan politics

will be on full display midweek as the House of Representatives votes on two impeachment articles against President Trump.

One of the charges accuses him of abusing his power and the other of obstructing Congress when it tried to investigate.

Democrats have the majority in the House, so the articles are expected to pass, even though

as many as six Democratic members have said they may defect from the party

line and vote no.

A trial in the Senate would begin as early as next year.

There Republicans are in control and are unlikely to find the president guilty of any crime.

It's a site to behold on a California beach and that site is not a pretty one. Millions of rarely seen worms, all the size of bananas,

have bubbled up and completely covered the sands of Drake's Beach

in Northern California.

Typically, these 10-inch sausage-like innkeeper worms spend their entire lives underground.

But a recent storm chased them up and out of their burrows for all to see and for birds and otters to eat.

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