Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, February 7th, 2019.

And we begin with Mega Pop Star Ariana Grande saying thank you no to the Grammys.

Ariana was all over Hollywood billboards and buses as one of this Sunday's main

attractions but a disagreement with producers over which song she be allowed to

sing during the televised ceremony has

tanked her participation entirely. She won't perform, she won't even be in

attendance. Grande who's nominated for both Best Pop Vocal Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album,

had asked to sing her upcoming single, Seven Rings.

The organizers reluctantly agreed, but then insisted on choosing her second song.

Ari opted for artistic control and dropped out.

Other stars still on board include Cardi B, Post Malone, Sean Mendez,

and Lady Gaga.

You know that feeling when you've said something you wish you hadn't and pretty much instantly regret it?

It happens a lot with text messaging and now Facebook has a solution.

Going forward, Messenger will allow users to rewrite history

by letting them delete unfortunate texts,

not just from their own device, but from everywhere they've been shared. The social media giant made the change after

news leak that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has enjoyed this perk for months.

Still, you've got to be quick on the trigger. The new delete option lasts for only 10 minutes.

Also good to know, even though recipients won't see the offensive message,

they will be notified that something was deleted. Hawaii may soon put up a no smoking sign across the entire state.

State Representative Richard Kregen, who's also a medical doctor,

...