created an old pharmacy, which in the seventeenth century was located in the roman monastery of santa chile. the nuns made medicine in it. they were selling them around. worse, the monks did not come and the pharmacy closed all the furniture, vessels or medicine, and the tools for their preparation remained in the same room , so in 1936 everything was transferred to the vatican apostolic library, and in 1999, thanks to this, the vatican museum has a unique collection kept intact to this day. anyone can see her. but if there were still some recipes left, yes, if not only prescriptions, but also medicines were preserved there. and perhaps they have an expiration date, would continue to work. not once there was all natural, something else could help, for sure. a lot of things could , perhaps, be cured, or at least they learned were updated knowledge about how they were treated then, a long time ago. oh , how interesting, still open something so historical that it was inaccessible to us for some time, and then here it is, here it comes to us again. well, we wish scientists even more and more di

santa rosa. i'm going to have to bring you some tortillas. i'll find them. yeah the cauliflower one actually is one of my favorites. i know there's a ton of flavor in chile. y good. so more businesses and fun and food up in santa rosa. coming up on the nine. steve what is the weather going to be like for garcia? and pretty cool. pretty i think there's a lot of low clouds are up there. pretty cool here. a million, pam. 1 million. a million a day a day. it's amazing. all right. you probably heard el nino update. there is a 56% chance we'll go into a strong one. 84% chance we'll go into a moderate one. remember, that's the warming of the equatorial waters versus the la nina, which we had for the last three years, which is a cooling do not jump on board the hyperbole train right now. okay it's just ridiculous what's going on there. it's complicated. extremely complicated. yeah. the ocean currents and the atmosphere have to get in sync. everything is pointing towards that happening . it does not mean we'll get, you know, a ton of rain again. we just don't know yet. but some of the climate models have already painted a wet november and december fourth, which you

we're looking to make about 80 or so tomorrow. 62 for berkeley, the to chile. 65 76 fairfield, napa. 71 in 78 going on for santa a bit of cloud cover hanging around. those highs will be in the upper 70's near about 80 well inland. finally, that starts to move. high pressure builds there. go the temperatures through the 80's. we might even pop 90 or so come next weekend. still trying to get a handle on the building of this ridge here, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> we now know that 2 people who died in a plane crash near rio vista over from the east bay, the solano county sheriff's office identified the victims as 41 year-old benjamin street from concord. and 33 year-old jesse buckner from martinez. the crash happened thursday morning. officials say they noticed the small plane circling in a strange manner and signals to the ground crew before crashing. the faa says the single engine of says the plane was a single engine steen. skiable aircraft. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a honeymoon in hawaii turned tragic for a san jose couple. while the when the husband died