Good morning, and welcome to Kid News! I'm Tori. Today is Friday, February 11, 2022, and

we begin with a giant question mark hanging over the darling of the Winter Olympics.

15-year-old Camila Valleva is the superstar Russian figure skater with soaring jumps, graceful

lines, and history-making scores. She was expected to win it all, until this week. The International

Testing Agency said in a statement overnight that the teen had tested positive for a band

substance, a medication that helps the heart work better during extreme exercise. She and her fellow

Russian skaters won the team competition, but the award ceremony is now on hold while the

allegations are investigated. If the Russians get stripped of their metal, the US team will move up

from silver to take the gold. In the meantime, a hearing will be held to determine if Camila will

be allowed to compete in the women's individual competition, which begins on Tuesday.

Will Super Bowl Sunday ever be known as Super Bowl Saturday? A high school student from Florida

hope so, and he's gotten the ball rolling with an online petition that's already generated 128,000

signatures. Frank Regarri of Palm Bay says more people will watch and fewer people will miss work

in school the next day. Commissioner Roger Godell is not on the Saturday Super Bowl bandwagon.

He says the TV audience is bigger on Sundays. According to CBS Sports,

money makes the Super Bowl go round, so unless there's proof that the league could make more on

Saturdays, there's very little chance of change. For sure, this year it stays on Sunday with kickoff

between the Rams and Bengals at 6.30 p.m. Eastern. In Indonesia, a massive 15-foot saltwater crocodile

is finally free from an old motorcycle tire that has been stuck around its neck for six years.

Attempts to remove the heavy unwanted necklace began in 2016, but none of them worked,

and the tire was getting tighter as she grew, so time was ticking. Earlier this year, an amateur

animal lover named Tilly caught wind of the crock situation and stepped in to do what professionals

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