One of this country’s favorite holidays – Thanksgiving – began with expressions of thanks to native Americans who helped settlers find and grow food in the new world. 
Today, Sandy Hausman reports that Virginians are paying back that early favor with a program designed to protect and increase food supplies around the world.
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