Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, December 10th, 2019.

And we begin with a first for Hollywood's Walk of Fame.

In a history-making move, the city's chamber of commerce just gave a car its very own

star. Until now, the honor has only gone to people and characters, never to an inanimate

object.

The auto in question?

No, it's not the Delorian from Back to the future.

It's the Chevy Suburban, which according to Chevrolet has made appearances in

1,750 films since 1960.

The Cars Star joins those of more than 2,600 celebrities who currently make up the world's

most visited sidewalk.

Nearly half of those recognized got famous on the big screen.

The rest come from television, music, radio, and live performance.

If you watch the Olympics next summer, you live performance.

If you watch the Olympics next summer, you won't be seeing the Russian flag, nor will

you hear the Russian anthem.

The World Anti-Doping Agency just banned the country from international competition for four years

for helping its athletes cheat their way to metals by using banned substances.

The agency says Moscow not only knew about the doping, but covered it up by changing lab data.

As a whole, the country will have no formal presence at the Games,

but individual Russian athletes can still participate under a neutral flag

if they can prove they were not part of the scandal.

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