Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Thursday, March 4, 2021, and

we begin with a celebrity doctor coming to the rescue of a stranger in distress. A Monday

night, Dr. Anne Talkshow host, Mehmet Oz, was with family at Newark Airport's baggage

claim in New Jersey when his daughter noticed an elderly man on the ground. The trained

cardiac surgeon raced over and joined a surprise police officer who just shown up. The two

men began performing CPR together, and with the aid of a defibrillator, managed to save

the man's life. While onlookers are calling Dr. Oz's actions heroic, the TV doc credits

all the port authority officers on the scene for putting their own training to use. And

a good morning America interview yesterday, Dr. Oz pointed out that March is Red Cross

Month and urged everyone to learn simple life-saving skills.

One of the pandemic's most famous show-and-tell items is headed for retirement. Over countless

zoom interviews and television appearances, Dr. Anthony Fauci has relied on a handheld

pink and blue replica of the coronavirus to educate the public about the disease.

The 3D printed model, complete with spike proteins, is headed to its new home at the Smithsonian's

National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. to become part of a future exhibit

called In Sickness and in Health. Dr. Fauci donated his personal piece of pandemic

lore on Tuesday. The same day, the museum gave him its Great Americans Medal as a reward

for his tireless efforts. Dr. Fauci is no stranger to recognition. In 2008, he received

the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor from then-president

George W. Bush.

You've probably heard that eating your fruits and veggies every day is good for you,

but did you know that it can actually make you live longer? According to a new study

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