Also in this episode of
KEA Kids News, we learn about autism and how a ‘quiet session’ at the Lego Brickman exhibition offers autistic children a chance to immerse themselves in the Lego world.
KEA Kids News is funded by NZ On Air and is made for kids, by kids. Twice a week our talented reporters bring their peers relevant stories and issues from across Aotearoa and the world. The project aims to get kids between the ages of 7-11 involved and excited about the news and current affairs. If you have a news tip for
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that. they stayed to help. it was really incredible. you said it was like a canon fire. i was watching one video in particular. and it seemed like, and i m just estimating based on a camera angle that i saw, it seemed like about 20 feet from the finish line and one elderly gentleman in particular, he was running and he was in the middle of the street. then there was a barricade, a police barricade, and then maybe 20 people deep, then the explosion happens right behind where those people were. it was so powerful that the runner in the middle of the street fell down. was it almost like a quaking underneath your feet? yeah. it absolutely was. it was the kind of loud but we just did a slow-mo of the guy i was talking about, about him fall down. go ahead, ann. it was definitely loud, and i wasn t even directly in site of