his heinz legs were severed by a combine harvester. those aren't white paws you see. they are bionic legs. >> i felt he was a fighter. i felt he wanted to live. he dragged himself all the way home. >> reporter: fitpatrick runs a revolutionary vet practice using state of the art equipment. he saves pets that aren't expected to live. when oscar arrived, his chances were 50/50. >> the real key was to design a foot, a blade, that would not only allow oscar to run, but would also break before the metal inside his body broke. >> reporter: the design saved oscar and helped him to fight back. >> it's very much like a professional football player coming back into the game. he wants to play the game. he needs to play the game. we need to give him the tools with which to play the game. >> reporter: high-tech treatment doesn't mean a high-tech pet. >> bion sick not about making stronger, faster, quicker. it's about restoring life. >> reporter: and that's just what science has given oscar. another life. one down, eight to go. >> i'm glad that video was incorporated in the story. i

this variety of tomato is a heinz variety. it's called 9663. all the varieties we grow are bred to ripen all at the same time. you see that there's probably 95, 98% of these tomatoes are dead ripe at the same time. and so that makes a nice one- pass mechanical harvest possible. and they're similar shape and type is what you will--a lot of people call a roma tomato that you do see in a grocery store. this is what we like to... send to the cannery. >> and although they might not be the most glamorous of crops, processing tomatoes are one of the most important ones here in yolo county and across the state, too. california supplies the nation with a wide variety of tomato- based products, many of which are processed here at the super coast producers in woodland, where timing is of the essence. >> as far as the loads that come into this plant, we'll have from the time it's harvested and the time it's in the can, will be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. all of our tomatoes began within a 16-mile radius. that's why this plant has been put in this position

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heinz food plant. at first it was mostly an outlet for his poems and personal writings. to look for financial backers, and in 1910, he approached a lawyer to incorporate the paper. the lawyer was robert l. vann. >> robert vann was an extraordinary man, came from a very poor background, had to struggle to educate himself but was able to become a lawyer. he finished college, became a lawyer, and also became very quickly attuned to the importance of politics and understanding the nexus of which politics and communications fit together. >> narrator: the courier began to evolve into a true newspaper beyond the ambitions of its founder, edward nathaniel harleston. he left the courier in 1913. the board chose robert l. vann to be the new editor. in the 1920s, the courier began publishing articles by leading writers and thinkers with various opinions on major issues, people like george s. schuyler, who was one of the important creative writers of the harlem renaissance, wrote a regular column for the courier. >> vann paid a very, very little amount to the people who were writing