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Good morning and welcome to kid news. I'm Tori. It's Tuesday, March 9th, 2021.

And we begin with new, long-awaited health rules for Americans who are fully vaccinated.

And it's good news for those of you wanting to spend time with your grandparents.

According to the CDC, anyone who is at least two weeks past their final shot

can spend worry-free time with others who are fully vaccinated, indoors, in small groups

without a mask or being socially distanced.

Even more significant, they can now gather with family and friends who have not received an inoculation

so long as those people aren't considered high risk for the virus.

Vaccinated Americans also no longer have to quarantine, even if exposed unless they start showing symptoms.

What hasn't changed? Health experts still advise that we all vaccinated or not avoid crowds.

A 16-year-old girl is making news for an out-of-this-world hobby.

Helena, who lives in Southern Scotland, loves to take pictures of outer space.

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