.” >> reporter: phil kidd is on one of his runs, about six miles long on average, and at a pace thaty weekend warriors in the dust. but the 42-year old isn't training for a race, he's systematically running everystet 3,000 miles or so-- as part of a project to document and better understand this rust belt city. >> cleveland is a city that was built for a million people, but only about 372,000 people live here now, and there's been a lot of loss over time. there's been a lot of demolition. there's been a lot of change. but running these streets, you can still see a lot of the original infrastructure and really the history of the city. >> reporter: for the last year and a half, kidd has been posting his runs, along with photos and historical context on his blog, “every street cleveland.” it's a personal project, but one that he says infms his work as a city planner with a local nonprofit. >> it gives you such a deeper context to the history of how and why certain parts of the neighborhood developed the way they did, what immigrant groups came in initially, and then after and after. you

he won the title of fire service dog of the year, this is the first time kidde has held the contest. kidde makes things like smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, miss birdie is quite proud of her honor. >> cute dog too. >>> struggling to find common ground, democrats in congress working on a compromise for president biden's massive infrastructure bill and they got a personal visit from the president today. we'll have complete coverage. >>> also, could the solution for the pandemic be in a pill? a big announcement from a leading pharmaceutical giant. >>> plus -- >> you can imagine the vast amount of things that we might be missing out on by not really understanding what we're losing. >>> on the brink of disappearing, as our climate in crisis wreaks havoc on animals and plants throughout california, the bay area company keeping track of what's on the verge of extinction, as hope remains that some species can be saved.

well, earlier, ispoke to margaret kidd who's a logistics professor at the university of houston, anding had gone so wrong. well, it was this perfect storm within a storm. you had covid really interfering with manufacturing throughout asia, south—east asia, china and on—again, off—again at manufacturing. you had an insatiable demand by us consumers, which was fuelled by federal stimulus money. what you see is — what we are witnessing now is record trade and, regrettably, 36 to 40% of all trade with asia by container comes into la long beach. we certainly applaud the president's actions today, but one has to take a step back and kind of think we're in peak season currently, i mean, couldn't all of these stakeholders possibly have met months ago and come up with a plan? crosstalk yeah, a lot of people will be frustrated by exactly that — that this wasn't foreseen. given we are where we are, president biden has taken this step, taking the 24—hour working approach, what other kind of moves do you think are necessary now to get the world out of this? well, what we need to see is more near—

when talks about giving a vaccine for kidds ages 5 to 11.he fda says the vaccine carries a theoretic risk for heart information for children. pfizer released a study just yesterday that says the benefits of this vaccine far outweigh the risks. >> reporter: friday, pfizer releasing new data that shows its covid-19 vaccine is about 90% over symptomatic children ages 5 and 11. right now, the vaccine is only approved for children 16 and older. >> we want to make sure we outreach to the parents with trusted messengers. particularly the most trusted messengers are the family pediatricians who have the parents have the most confidence in. and we're trying to get people to realize it is for the benefit of the children as well as the entire family unit to get the child vaccinated. the vaccinations and vaccines in question are highly, highly effective and safe. >> reporter: tuesday, an fda advisory committee is scheduled to meet to discuss authorization for the pfizer vaccine for kids 5 to 11. one fda adviser makes this promise. >> we will consider it

but as soon as more and more kidds get vaccinated, i absolutely see the school districts are going told to get vaccinated? >> absolutely. and i have looked at the data very carefully as a dad. and for me, it's absolutely clear, wolf. i think my son benefits from getting the vaccine. >> dr. ashish jha, thank you very, very much. >>> coming up -- anti-white supremacist protesters seek justice for the violence at the 2017 charlottesville, virginia, unite the right rally. details of the trial that's about to begin. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ you could be working with someone outside your company and wait for back and forth e-mail, or a call to be rescheduled for the third time. orrr... you could use slack. and work faster with everyone you work with, together in one place. slack. where the future works. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safel

it's happening west of magic mountain road and south of kidd creek. this is north of the russian river in a rather remote area. firecracker crews plan to burn about 40 started the fire at 7 o'clock this morning. they say they expect to be done with it within the next hour, the north bay is one area expected to see plenty of rain from the system. it will be a welcome relief for fire crews have been very busy battling a number of fires over the last few months, even the last few years. >> kron four's, jonathan mccall continues our coverage now from santa rosa, after talking with fire. officials say johnson. yep and ken, good evening. right now we are exceeding a bit of a lowell in the rain here. >> in santa rosa just a few moments ago. it was a downpour. but once again, things have eased up in the last few minutes. but it is still raining, as you can see right now where we are want to sep out of the picture here. so you can see some of those slick roads see a better, better picture of the rain as it is falling in some of the. conditions that we are seei

especially his family and his kidds. and anybody who has been blessed by jon gruden has had a joyous time. have a heart for someone who is going through this situation as well. i understand the chaos that it's caused but, listen, we all have to come together. he needs support as well. it's a bittersweet situation for me. >> i take your point. redemption and forgiveness, but there has to be contrition, right? there has to be an apology which we haven't really heard yet. i want to ask about racism. in your book you tell of an experience with the bucs where a white assistant coach used the "n" word and you write, i would think to myself how comfortable he must be around me to say this to my face. he grabbed my shoulder and said it with conviction. i forced a grin and shook my head. that's not gruden who used the "n" word but a coach who worked for gruden. how does this speak tune overall acceptance of racism on the gruden team or the nfl at large. >> i have to be honest with you. in my book, i do not detail what that coach'

like yesterday the start this at 7 o'clock this morning, west of magic mountain road and south of kiddll finished with this 2 day burn at 9 o'clock tonight when they're done, they will have burned about 40 acres. it's 6.40 right now and i want to show you this is a dramatic rescue where a neighbor is saving a guy from his burning apartment. incredible. this is in san francisco's forest knolls and you can see that apartment was he was definitely trapped in fire is shooting out of the window here and somebody was smart enough to pull a car up, use a ladder and rescue the guy. fact, i think i could see 2 guys helping in that rescue amazingly, everybody's ok and fire officials say that this fire was caused by smoking and that's what sparked the flames. james. >> all right. in the east bay. we have contra costa animal services now trying to find forever homes for dozens of pets that were taken out of the home in danville and the number of animals that were rescued is staggering, at least 70 dogs and 2 dozen cats were rescued from this home. it was a hoarding situation. the owners have way t

the area of magic mountain road south of kidd creek and by the time it's over tonight between yesterdayay. those 2 days they were gotten 40 acres of burning done so that hopefully that is some wildfire prevention. we have a dramatic rescue to show you an apartment in san francisco's force knolls neighborhood. you can see it's on fire and this is. >> 2 neighbors just people in the neighborhood saving the sky from his burning apartment. you can see is all black inside. here's what the flames were coming shooting out of the window. and you can see there wasn't a car here. what they did is they pulled up a car, put by ladder and was able to save the guy. turns out no other units were damaged. it was just this one unit and the fire investigators say it started from somebody smoking. >> we'll take a break here at 7.38. but still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, steph curry and the games start their new season on the road tonight we'll be taking on the lakers and we're going to hear from coach kerr about the matchup tonight. drought concerns in california the state recorded now its drie

the bird just like yesterday about 7 o'clock this morning west of that come out road and south of kiddthey should be done again by 9 o'clock tonight. just like last night and when it's all finished and crews say they will have burned over 40 acres in total over these 2 days yesterday and today, a dramatic scene in an apartment in san francisco's force knolls neighborhood. here's the video here of a rescue. this is a man rescuing his neighbor from a burning apartment. you can see them getting down there on top of a car. and this is all yesterday going forward. let's go through more of what has. happened. now. they put the fire out there investigating the cause. no other units in this area. amazingly were damaged. but look at how bad that fire was. good thing you got >> all right. it's 5.37. and still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news drought concerns in california now has the state records its driest year in the last 100 years. we'll more on that in a minute. plus, steph curry and the warriors start the new season on the road tonight against the lakers. we're going hear from coach k

hargrett kidd -- margaret kidd thank you for being here. appreciate it.we have a sneak peek at the new sear rise -- series, the pursuit with john rich. it's coming up next. cheryl: it is time for the morning buzz. today on fbn prime's the pursuit with john rich, fox news contributor and country music star john rich speaks with winona judd on her life, her career and her pursuit of happiness. >> how has the right to pursue happiness changed your life? >> i can tell you what my mammaw said, i'll never forget this. just because you can doesn't mean you should. that's been my biggest lesson that i've had a really hard time with because everybody thinks it's not a privilege, it's like an -- it's like that entitlement word. we've had a lot of conversations, home school conversations about entitlement. i grew up on a farm so-to-speak and i still live on a farm and my children grew up with chores and they did not get an allowance. there's a whole thing we could unpack, we don't have time. i will tell you this, just because i can doesn't mean i should. cheryl: you

thing today from 7 to 09:00pm they'll be burning in an area west of magic mountain road and south of kidd creek and when it's done, they will have burned 40 acres for safety just preventative work. >> we'll take a quick break here at 9.40. still ahead steph curry and the warriors getting back into action. now is the regular season kicks off to ight against the lakers. we're going to hear from coach kurt. and a group of animals that were hoarded fine in an east bay home are now safe. many of them, but they need help. finding new homes will tell you more about their story. if you're working from home, you're probably driving less. maybe a lot less. at metromile, we think you should be paying less for your car insurance; a lot less. and paying less doesn't mean getting less. with metromile's per-mile pricing... what you pay is based on how many miles you actually drive. so, you can enjoy reliable, high-quality car insurance... at a delightfully different price. get your free quote at metromile.com. back at 9.42 and the latest this morning, a gang in haiti who kidnapped a group of american mi

. >> chip kidd is a great designer get a lot of my mom's books, atchley did my first book and is become good friend, he -- i wanted to work with him, harpercollins very nicely allowed us to you. initially we thought about commodore on the cover but some of the commodore's of you wanted to stress this isn't a business book and why just focus on like a man people think is the great man? i like the idea of having vanderbilt women on the cover. then to have like commodore is relegated to the spine which i love and then the pictures on the inner covers which is just fantastic and pictures inside israel. >> just gorgeous, thank you. i'm so glad you have it to show to everyone. books are on the way, should be on the way some of you might have them but in know they will be on the way at least by monday. you have that to look forward to. >> i should just say we did talk about kate strong so let me show you, this great pictures in the middle, but i just want to show you -- that's the woman with the cat costume. that's crazy. >> that's wonderful. >> that's our was with the lightbulb. >> what a bea

>> it's totally -- yes, i know [ laughter ] >> seth: it's too late >> a friend of mine named chip kiddlt" and -- and is an old friend of my mom's, he is a batman-obsessed and has an amazing batman collection. he gave me -- or he gave wyatt a costume his mom made for him when he was a kid probably in the early '70s >> seth: wow >> it's a homemade cape -- batman cape with, like, a cheap plastic -- do you remember those -- i don't know how old you are, but those halloween costumes when i was a kid were just, like, a weird one dimensional mask and a tiny piece of elastic >> seth: yeah. >> just go around it [ laughter ] >> seth: it was, like, back when people thought a really healthy thing to breathe all night was plastic. >> yes, exactly. [ laughter ] it was completely flammable. >> seth: yeah, all right >> so that's when i bought -- i have - >> seth: there you go. >> a very flammable costume. >> seth: it's very interesting, like -- i feel like vintage fashion is - like -- like the highest end where as vintage halloween is, like, very low end [ laughter ] like, that is not -- >> i'm trying