Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, January 11th, 2019.

And we begin with the biggest hit at the Consumer Electronics Expo in Las Vegas,

having nothing to do with technology.

Instead the runaway favorite is a food.

Specifically a new and improved version of the Impossible Burger.

Impossible because it contains no meat or animal products

whatsoever. Yet even carnivore-loving skeptics are saying this 2.0

version tastes like the real deal. The company that makes it is keeping the recipe a

KFC-like secret, but science and kitchen wizardry have apparently combined to

create a product that has, to the dismay of some stolen attention from more

conventional expo products like this year's rolling TV walking car and Butler

robot. The new burger is in limited release now, but could hit stores nationwide by the end of the year.

You might recognize it from the movie Spider-Man, Men in Black, or Independence Day.

Or you may just know it for what it is.

An unmistakable part of the New York City skyline.

Today, the 90-year-old Chrysler Building is up for sale.

The Art Deco skyscraper was completed in 1930. At the time

it wasn't just the tallest building in Manhattan, it was the tallest building in the

world, but its hold on that title was brief. Less than a year later, the Empire State

Building went up and took the record with it. Today, the Chrysler Building is only the

sixth tallest in the city, but still stands out due to its triangle-shaped windows and distinctive eagle

gargoyles.

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