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he found this wonderful variety of of piedmont rice in the northwest of italy that he wanted to bring back so planters in the carolinas could plant it. he thought it was superior, but it was illegal to bring it out of italy under the pain of death even but jefferson actually stuffed his pockets full of this rice and smuggled it out and sent it to planters in south carolina who then said, thanks, but no thanks, you know you're is just going to intermingle with what we have so he kept experimenting and he kept trying and he found a different kind of rice that that he that he sent that actually didn't have to be grown in water that he wrote was maybe one of the greatest services he had ever rendered to his country was bringing this new plant back. so i think so much of jeff jefferson from a cultural side from a political side agricultural side, whatever. it's so much of it came from these travels and and i just encourage everyone to to find a way to you know to do some traveling like that yourself whetheit

an inseparable duo from langhe in italy's piedmont region.his is no pony trek, they''re on their way to work. >> i'm the head doctor and the horse is my assistant. she's both my friend and a message that i bring to my patients. ♪ >> the pair ride up and down the hilly terrain. as long as it's not an emergency, doctor anfosso prefers to ride to his appointments. so his first task of the day is to get his assistant ready for action. >> hi, ambra. >> hello gorgeous! look, i brought you a little treat. ambra is my new horse. i got her three years ago. a doctor that comes to tend to the sick on horseback is seen as someone who has time for his patients. that fact alone, that people know their doctor is taking the time for them, does the patients good, and makes them feel well cared for. >> roberto anfosso has been a doctor for four decades. 15 years ago he decided to combine his hobby with his job. the response from patients has been very positive. but he has to be prepared for everything. >> this saddlebag has all the things i need for my appoint

an inseparable duo from langhe in italy's piedmont region.his is no pony trek, they''re on their way to work. >> i'm the head doctor and the horse is my assistant. she's both my friend and a message that i bring to my patients. ♪ >> the pair ride up and down the hilly terrain. as long as it's not an emergency, doctor anfosso prefers to ride to his appointments. so his first task of the day is to get his assistant ready for action. >> hi, ambra. >> hello gorgeous! look, i brought you a little treat. ambra is my new horse. i got her three years ago. a doctor that comes to tend to the sick on horseback is seen as someone who has time for his patients. that fact alone, that people know their doctor is taking the time for them, does the patients good, and makes them feel well cared for. >> roberto anfosso has been a doctor for four decades. 15 years ago he decided to combine his hobby with his job. the response from patients has been very positive. but he has to be prepared for everything. >> this saddlebag has all the things i need for my appoint

the affected areas include lombardy and piedmont.000 people have been told to leave their homes in australia�*s largest city, sydney, as river levels continue to rise following days of torrential rain. parts of the city have received about eight months of rain in four days. roads have been cut off, some houses are underwater, and thousands have been left without power. 0ur correspondent, shaimaa khalil, has this report. in some parts of windsor, roads have turned into small rivers and the only way to get around is by boat. a once—in—a—century weather event has now happened twice — just this year. melissa and her family have been without power for nearly 2a hours. now they�*ve been told to evacuate. this time, because the water�*s over the road now, yeah, i�*m a little bit worried. but, yeah... and as soon as the power got cut off yesterday as well, that was... yeah, had to go, because we had no power. some residents in this neighbourhood have been rescued by the emergency services and others have evacuated. some are waiting in their

about piedmont rice in italy he wanted to bring back.so planters in the carolinas could plan to pretty thought it was superior. it would be illegal under should bring it out of deliberate jefferson stuffed his pockets full of this rice and smuggled it out and sent it to the planters in south carolina who then said thanks but no thanks is going to intermingle with what wepe have. he kept t experimenting, he kept trying. found a different typeth of race that did not have to be grown in water. he wrote was maybe one of the greatest services eat ever rendered to his countries bringing this new plant back. i thank you so much of jefferson from ao cultural side, from a political side, agricultural side whatever. so much of it came from his travels. and i just encourage everyone to find a way to do some traveling like that yourself. whether it is in your file at least travels like i just sent out over here closer to home. it's so valuable in terms of making your own discoveries and thinking critically about it. okay thanks very much appreciated

and redwood city at 10:00 a.m., and in piedmont it starts at 11:00. and those are just a few of the celebrations happening throughout the bay area, so make sure you're ready with your chairs and of course be ready with a lot of time. for now, i'll send it back to you. >> it's 5:33. i'm justin andrews with your top stories this morning. fourth of july weekend is seeing its traditional summer travel peak. that means crowded airports and clogged roads. tsa screened nearly 2.5 million passengers on friday, making it the highest since before the pandemic. that same day, almost a third of the flights were delayed or canceled. for those driving to get home, travel experts say the worst time to be on the roadway is late this afternoon between 4:00 and 5:00. we're following a tragic story out of napa's lake berryessa. there's a second drowning there in less than a week. a 35-year-old father died after he jumped into the water to save his young son from drowning. that boy survived but his father did not make it to shore. napa county authorities are reminding ev

almost 80 and oakland, alameda, el cerrito and in piedmont here, you have your mid nineties and santagoing with 100 degrees in cloverdale. 97 degrees and anya , but could touch 100 degrees towards brentwood. also in discovery bay high seventies and hayward back into your castro valley tonight will tumble back into the fifties except mid sixties and antioch and your extended forecast has called for again. it's a one day heat wave, and it is today, dropping slightly in our temperatures on sunday and then more seasonal every single day. next week. enjoy your weekend. charles schulz is best known for creating the peanuts comic strip . but this weekend in santa rosa, his legacy lives on through a different passion, and he grew up in america's most powerful political family. coming up the life of john f. kennedy as a teenager. we're going to talk to a bay area author who used real life events to chronicle jfk's time at an all boys boarding school. in connecticut in a new novel, more on that coming up we gotta see this selection for ourselves. tile, wood, stone, laminate and vinyl. this hard

morgan neill, we're talking in sixties and antiochus refreshing and pacifica and around the bay from piedmont through berkeley, all the way back in through castro valley 56 overnight, redwood city tomorrow we will have the clouds confined to the seashore. otherwise bright sunshine inland . it's repeat performance as far as temperatures are concerned, but have a big change in the forecast, and that's coming up just a little bit later in this broadcast, julie and mike alright, roberta, we'll see you in a bit. thank you. london is enjoying some cooler weather tonight after blistering heat triggered fires. firefighters had their busiest day since world war two yesterday as fires destroyed buildings and torched dry grass. it was so hot in the uk earlier this week that runway at the country's largest air force base melted even with the cooler temperatures, the air is still smoking across much of the city and firefighters remain on high alert. pressure on these services will now ease as the fiercest heat has subsided. many incidents are now being scaled back have also torn through dry brush in an ar

found this wonderful variety of piedmont rice in the northwest of italy that he wanted to bring back so planters in the carolinas could plant it. he thought it was superior. but it was illegal to bring it out of italy under the pain of death, even. but jefferson actually stuck to his pockets full of this race and smuggled it out and sent it to planters in south carolina who then said, thanks, but no thanks. you are just going to intermingled with what we have. so he kept experimenting. he kept trying. and he found a different kind of rice that he sent that actually didn't have to be granted water. he wrote one of those the greatest services he rounded to his company was bringing this new plant back. so i think so much of jefferson from a cultural side, from the political side, agricultural side, whatever, so much of it came from these travels. and i just encourage everyone to find a way to, you know, to do some traveling like that yourself, whether it's in your, you know, following this travels like i just set out or here closer to home. it's just, it's so valuable in terms of making

piedmont in else oh, rito 56 degrees in napa, backing all the way into the alejo and american canyon.e at 12 at sfo for the most part that wins this morning. up to about 15 will increase to 20 during the afternoon hours. so here we go. the blanket of low clouds and fog. sinning of that marine layer this afternoon a lot earlier. it's not as expansive or is extensive as it was 24 hours ago, so as we forge ahead to friday, we're going to see earlier burn off as well. the return of the low clouds and fog that marine layer pushing on shore in the overnight hours and then retreating during the day, so this area of low pressure that has been enhancing the marine there in pulling down the unseasonably cool air mass. it's going to be out of here by the weekend. would you see that forecasts but one day at a time? 60 at the seashore 83 degrees in fairfield 82 in morgan hill, 83 . gilroy will save that five day forecast for you. that's still coming up in just a couple of minutes from now. dave and pam. thank you, roberta. more concerns that the coronavirus infection rates are rising of next the p

but hayward union city mid fifties, piedmont's in their alameda, little cooler, 53.t double barrel low is going to knock down the high for a couple of days kind of suppress it that allow cooler weather to make it inland. the monsoon moisture, not for us, it's still staying in southern california, nevada, not even the sierra. stays to the east. but the outlook going forward is just is mind numbing . how much is it forecast to move into arizona parts of southern california and southern nevada. arizona is looking for some big time events. 60 seventies on the temps eighties and nineties through the interior tomorrow, though, if you're inland, you will get a little cooler pattern. you guys all right, steve. thank you time 7 52 schools nationwide are dealing with a major shortage of teachers heading into the new school year coming up at eight o'clock with the mount diablo unified school district is doing going to help get more teachers back in the classroom. but first a major heatwave affecting millions of people around the country, and the heat isn't the only thing troubl

cooler a little bit better sleeping weather in the fifties 58 degrees around alameda, cerrito and piedmontugh oakland. 60 around the cemetery. oh, coast here is your extended forecast. we do call for slightly warmer conditions to arrive on thursday as high pressure strengthens, and we're going to start seeing and experiencing the summer like temperatures. and they will arrive on sunday. dave roberta. thank you, thomas 5 24 fireworks at home are not off limits everywhere here in the bay area, which are you how the people of gilroy celebrated the fourth of july with their own legal fireworks. in akron, ohio, is under a curve you after that deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man, the police and the city are responding and trying to keep the peace as demonstrators demand justice. wow, look at this selection! tile, wood, stone, laminate, vinyl... and this one is...perfect. at floor and decor, our everyday low pricing on high-quality products and on-trend styles, means you can really bring your room to life. discover floor and decor today! five and washington , dc thousands of people tur

palo alto, the highest concentration of children is found in san ramon bay point, oakland and in piedmont san francisco, though, when i lived in the city, there are many playgrounds now it's definitely more family friendly, but people are moving around. james how does that affect traffic today? people are trying to move around. we've got a bunch of just little tiny crashes not too much to worry about on the broadway's, but to that i'm following and hoping we get some progress before we start to get to the bulk of the morning traffic this morning. we're still looking at that car fire in san jose along one. oh, one that's actually little closer to sunnyvale. that car fires still blocking one lane of traffic, so if you're headed in that direction, that's something you need to know. before you head out the door today. also in the east bay, you see those two icons. we have a small crash there that is also blocking one lane of traffic on 80. that's near 5 80. that's creating a little bit of a trouble spot for us this morning. both crashes i suspect will might be ah, clear and taken care of with

piedmont, alameda is at 59, alamo 55 low clouds and fog or retreat back then it looks sunny.res though they only changing sees that moisture lifting northward. a couple of things going on that high. guess that some record highs for seattle yesterday. it's up there not over us, and the moisture continues to go along the crest spine of this year and also into the northern sacramento valley. this low right here will eventually work its way towards us. probably late in the weekend early next week, as we go into august, it looks cooler. and as you can see for south lake tahoe and truck a little bit more activity here over the next couple of days, especially as we go into the weekend and maybe early next week, and even eureka looking for maybe a little rain from that little, but it won't be until early next week, 60 seventies eighties on the temps and really just dated a change is here. you guys going all the way into the weekend? alright steve. thank you, thomas for 38. so just so you know, nobody won last night's huge mega millions lottery jackpot. so you get another chance to wi

the affected areas include lombardy and piedmont.ring have compounded the issue in northern italy. around 50,000 people have been told to leave their homes in australia's largest city, sydney, as river levels continue to rise after days of torrential rain. parts of the city have received about eight months of rain in four days. roads have been cut off, some houses are underwater, and thousands have been left without power. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil has this report. in some parts of windsor, roads have turned into small rivers and the only way to get around is by boat. a once—in—a—century weather event has now happened twice — just this year. melissa and her family have been without power for nearly 2a hours. now they've been told to evacuate. this time, because the water's over the road now, yeah, i'm a little bit worried. but, yeah... and as soon as the power got cut off yesterday as well, that was... yeah, had to go, because we had no power. some residents in this neighbourhood have been rescued by the emergency services and