and new details on how pasadena doctor drove off a cliff. right? children and wife inside t >> our top story at 6.30. we're learning more tonight about why prosecutors have charged a pasadena doctor with attempted murder. it is in connection with his tesla going off a cliff at devil's slide back on january. second as kron four's dan kerman tells us newly unsealed court documents suggest his wife was the one who said he drove off the cliff intentionally. >> word that a car went over the cliff. it double slide january second and the family of 4 inside survived is shocking enough. >> but then this from prosecutors, we feel the case shows that this was not an accident. it was an

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and given all the new, 30 questions to the new 30 people, pasadena, probably in the store, understanding the risks we are facing. now. i don't think it applies to russia. maybe i'm vice here, but you know, my country has lost millions of people to wars that traditionally came to us from the west, from western europe. and i think for years russia has tried and pushed for some sort of security arrangement on the continent. understanding the limits to its own emissions, understanding uh, you know, for all the types of other countries. but there, there is a key interest in having some sort of security architecture within the bigger year of why do you think the, this whole notion of, uh, you know, shared security for all was rejected by western released because i think it was actively rejected by what they started doing in the ukraine. yeah, then can you repeat the agenda has been taken over in the last decade said from a different agenda this, from the anglo saxon one. let's use a startup, aside from the war scenario under center, or 2 points of view. image nathan, now you mean you're right

. >> frank gerardo is the editor of the pasadena star news. >> it's may 1994.n the backyard is newsworthy. >> there was no question it was murder. and if john had been killed and buried in his own backyard, where linda's remains in a shallow grave of their own, the police looked but found no signs in the yard. >> found nothing. and >> i think is that after all that, they had one body, and nothing else. >> two key questions remain unanswered. where was linda? and where was the other person who lived on the lorain road property then? the guesthouse tenant christopher chichester -- >> early on, the police decided that they needed to find linda, and they needed to find chris. it was only a couple of options for how john's body got back there, and how it got buried. and those two options were not accounted for. chris and linda. >> either one of them either might have done it, or certainly would know something about who did it. >> well, it's imperative that they find them. >> in any homicide investigation, the spouse is the natural suspect, often the first suspect co

thank you so much from pasadena. also new today, vice president kamala harris making history as the first woman to deliver a commencement address at the military academy in west point. an institution that has made slow progress diversifying any four decades since the first class of female cadets. speaking to 950 graduates, the vice president made the case that a strong military is vital for world security. >> autocrats, become bolder. the threat of terrorism persists. and an accelerating climate crisis continues to disrupt lives and livelihoods. oh a threat to global stability and security. here is how i see, in the face of all these challenges, america plays a singular role of leadership. >> harris applauded the cadets for the noble sacrifice in serving their country. from graduation, all will be conditioned as army secondly tenants. a big step about to be taken in the trump classified documents probe, what you make of what could come next, we are back in 60 seconds. could come next, we are back i 60 seconds i've ne

. >> how about some sunshine and some 70's you make way into downtown los angeles. 79 degrees in pasadena and 77 in anaheim in the high country. well, we've got changes coming our way. speaking of snow melt about almost 70 degrees tomorrow in truckee. 79 in reno and 66 degrees. south lake tahoe. >> thank you, lawrence. big news in lakers star anthony davis was knocked out of the game. 5 moyers victory last night at chase. next in sports era and has an update on his status for game 6. plus, some breaking news about an injury to a key player that will affect tomorrow night's new training program underway at san quentin prison. it uses incarcerated people to train puppies to become service animals. this kind of program is proving to be very successful for the dogs as well as their incarcerated trainers. >> it's the kind of place that can make your blood run cold. san quentin, just a name can evoke darkness and fear. but tell that to these 2 little guys, wendell and artemis, they don't know the powerful, positive effect they have just by showing up. >> i want to be part of program weathers do

southern california got 80 in pasadena will be warmer. 76 in anaheim. 73 in los angeles. 65 degrees. pretty comfortable day in santa barbara. if you head to the high country, well, you've got a chance of some thunderstorms outside the temperatures running warm to 71 in southlake. 76 degrees in truckee and 89 getting close to hot there in reno. stick around for the weekend. watch out for some of that monsoonal moisture in the high country more 3rd chances of thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon hours. looks like return just a mostly sunny skies as we head in toward monday. of course, we've been tracking the problems with the flooding with the snow melt the season. that will continue. we've got flood watches across much of the sierra nevada flood warnings in the 70 valley. looks like those will continue right through monday. thank you, lawrence. >> a san francisco park officials have given the green light for another concert series this summer in golden gate park. they are allowing the organizers of outside lands to host a smaller concert series the weekend after the main event t

we're learning more tonight about why prosecutors have charged a pasadena doctor with attempted murder. it is in connection with his tesla going off a cliff at devil's slide back on january. second as kron four's dan kerman tells us newly unsealed court documents suggest his wife was the one who said he drove off the cliff intentionally. >> word that a car went over the cliff. it double slide january second and the family of 4 inside survived is shocking enough. >> but then this from prosecutors, we feel the case shows that this was not an accident. it was an intentional act. >> now, newly unsealed court documents are shedding more light on why prosecutors have charged the driver. southern california doctor dharmesh patel with 3 counts of attempted murder. court documents say while aboard a rescue helicopter but tells wife told officers he drove off. he's depressed. he's a doctor. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. she made those statements. multiple people heard that there were multiple emergency people there who heard statements as well as a chp offi

dharmesh patel from pasadena. they were all visiting here in the bay area. what did he say? and why don't police believe his version of the story? >> well, essentially, he is saying that he pulled over on to the dirt road near devil's slide to check for a possible flat tire. and he supported his story by saying he'd made several stops at gas stations to check his tire because he was concerned about it, and then got a low pressure light again. and so that was why he went off the main road and on to that dirt road. and of course that's what they're checking on. but so far the district attorney says that the video and some of the eyewitness accounts just don't support it. in fact, they probably contradict it. >> it's just a sad story all around. final question for you. what happens next? and when do they appear in court, if it gets to that? >> yeah, they're going to go to a preliminary hearing in june. i think the big key here is that as incriminating as they are the statements the wife made, at this point they could be considered hearsay, meaning secondhand accounts. the distr

. >> we're learning more tonight about why prosecutors have charged a pasadena doctor with attemptedthat in connection with the fact is tesla went off a cliff, a double slide, january 2nd part first, dan kerman tells us newly unsealed court documents suggest his wife was the one who said he drove off the cliff intentionally. >> newly unsealed court documents are shedding more light as to why prosecutors have charged southern california doctor dharmesh patel with 3 counts of attempted murder when his tesla drove off a cliff near double slide january 2nd with his wife and 2 children on board. court documents say while aboard a rescue helicopter patel's wife told officers, quote, he drove off. he's depressed. he's a doctor. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. >> she made those statements. multiple people heard that there were multiple emergency people there who heard statements as well as the chp officer. court documents say patel told officers a different story that he moved the tesla to the dirt past to check the tire air pressure. we believe that stat

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you can find a little more sunshine and warmer weather. 80 in pasadena. 74 degrees. very comfortable. los angeles for this time of year. and 68 in san diego in the high country. you've got to watch out. we've got all that snow up there. and now we've got a chance of some warmer weather. well, maybe some thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon. some of that monsoonal moisture headed up there. 76 degrees in truckee. 71 in south lake, 89 degrees and rain on 85 in carson city. so yeah, if you're sticking around, those temperatures are going to be warm. you're looking at 70's on saturday. cooling off slightly on sunday warming back up on monday. but watch out for a chance of thunderstorms. of course, we've got issues with some flooding around the state, the the no exception. we've got flood watches posted there right through the weekend until monday. says good, lawrence. tomorrow is national river cleanup day and valley water will be hosting an event to promote environmental health. >> santa clara county is giving residents the opportunity to get involved in preventing water

way, southern california cooler than the average but not bad to sneak in some 70's in anaheim in pasadena. 69 degrees in downtown los angeles in about 66 in santa barbara. head up in the high country. beautiful time of year. watch out. we do have the monsoon continuing. that means some isolated thunderstorms are real possibility at least in the afternoon hours for tomorrow. temperatures not bad. you've got some mild numbers. mid 60's in the south lake. also in the truck here in the mid 70's and warm in reno on 76 in carson city. all right. if you're planning on sticking around through the holiday weekend, do watch out for the possibility of some more of that monsoon moisture. that means more thunderstorms across the high country, especially in the afternoon hours. it will usually be quiet in the morning. you see the buildups in the afternoon. of course, we've got that snow continuing to melt. we've got flood advisories, watches and warnings posted across a good part of the sierra nevada. be careful heading out in the water. right, lauren? so yeah, if you do plan on spending the weekend up

we're learning more about the case of the pasadena doctor accused of driving a tesla off of a cliff. the crash happened a double slide earlier this year. proffers dan kerman tells us why the newly sealed documents reveal to us. take a look. newly unsealed court documents are shedding more light as to why prosecutors have charged southern california doctor dharmesh patel with 3 counts of attempted murder when his tesla drove off a cliff near double slide january 2nd with his wife and 2 children on board. court documents say while aboard a rescue helicopter patel's wife told officers, quote, he drove off. he's depressed. he's a doctor. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. >> she made those statements. multiple people heard that there were multiple emergency people there who heard statements as well as the chp officer. court documents say patel told officers a different story that he moved the tesla to the dirt past to check the tire air pressure. we believe that statement he made is inconsistent with what one sees on the video to tells version of events

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and 73 in pasadena. if you plan to head to the high country, you should find some comfortable weather there. the temperatures, the mid 60 south lake tahoe, about 6, 7, degrees in truckee, even mid 70's in reno. also the carson city. but watch out. we're looking at some thunderstorms developing out there in the afternoon. the monsoon is going to be kicking up and that means it will start out clear in the morning giving way to that cloud cover in the afternoon. and then some isolated thunderstorms likely to pick up. and we're going to see that. i think play throughout the weekend. so if you do plan on traveling into the high country, be keep weather gear with you. and now you might run into some showers out there. fishing in the afternoon. if you're that thunder or make sure you get inside, you want to stay outside in those thunderstorms. looks like things are going. stay on settle right into the memorial day holiday. water is running high to be very careful that we have more on that, too. coming up in jus

remaining should also head against if something was thought by the american or any other overseas in pasadena. then in general, you need to know your place to not get into other people's affairs. we never violate international norms, but our western colleagues to violate the process for administer slams western attitudes on international law during his apricots or an expressive support for independence decision making for african nations pads, beijing's praises sentiments that the united states must not pit china against india. as washington tries to convince new delhi to join the nato plus allied the you're watching r t international. my name's donald quarter. welcome to the program. our top story today, the chechen hawk mazda armed forces units has been called to go on the offensive and done boss. according to the russian defense ministry. it added that ukraine's last naval worship has also been destroyed in the port of odessa on scouts. as a high precision strike hit the ship as it was lying in the harbor. here are some of the and verified images, allegedly showing the moment to the attack

reporter: researchers from the nasa jet propulsion laboratory inch of -- in pasadena is studying meltinglaciers. with the help of newly launched satellites they are providing some of the most precise as humans ever. changes about the rising -- most precise measurements ever. changes in rising ice -- >> ways to measure gravity so you can see the mass of the ice through how much gravity it has. which is an amazing and astounding way to look at the ice sheets. >> she says measuring the surface height of the ice can tell if it's losing mass. the team found the melting increased fivefold over roughly the last 30 years. >> together they are contributing more than 25% of all the sea level contribution that is happening. >> with his increasing ability to measure glacier melt and sea level rise nasa is hoping to more accurately predict what is ahead. ben leads the sea level change team. the group helped develop an interactive mapping tool available to the public. projecting sea level rise and the effect on the local community. >> you can take the information about long-term sea level rise we know

at 10, 30, we're learning more about the case of the pasadena doctor accused of driving his tesla over a cliff. the crash happened a double slide earlier this year. round 4 is dan kerman tells us what newly unsealed court documents reveal. >> newly unsealed court documents are shedding more light as to why prosecutors have charged southern california doctor dharmesh patel with 3 counts of attempted murder when his tesla drove off a cliff near double slide january 2nd with his wife and 2 children on board. court documents say while aboard a rescue helicopter tells wife told officers, quote, he drove off. he's depressed. he's a doctor. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. >> she made those statements. multiple people heard that there were multiple emergency people there who heard statements as well as a chp officer. court documents say patel told officers a different story that he moved the tesla to the dirt past to check the tire air pressure. we believe that statement he made is inconsistent with what one sees on the video to tells version of events is a

the rose tree cottage in pasadena is one of the spots where people who love everything.tish celebrated king charles royal coronation. >> is the king. there's nothing to do with politics of the country. and i think that's where stand out. he separate from parliament anything that. >> he's a he is backbone of the country. >> edmund fry who you just there attended queen elizabeth's coronation in 1953, but >> for king charles's coronation, he decided to stay in california, celebrating the event without having to travel. love the blazer. little closer to home. we are taking a look out of our sutro camera there. you can see the golden gate bridge on the left-hand side of your screen and it's looking like a it's going to be a nice and clear day. hopefully days. >> and people see some scattered clouds are the kind of cover everybody, you know, and along the coast, though, even though you may see a lot of sunshine. good morning, everybody. it's going to be a bit chilly because temperatures will be in the 50's and you got that wind coming off the coast. there's the east bay shorel

but comfortable if you're headed there, 67 in san diego, 68 degrees becoming mostly sunny in pasadena by the afternoon and in the high country. watch out. we've got the monsoon is continuing. that means more thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon hours. temperatures in the 50's and the 60's. you're looking at 70's in reno. if you plan on sticking around, you have a thunderstorms going to continue on and off right to the holiday weekend to temperatures may warm up just slightly on saturday before cooling down on sunday. but something else to watch out for. we're seeing some very high water now continuing that melt from the snow. can you believe we're still talking snow almost june, but the snow continuing to much of the sierra nevada and melting into mini the creeks and streams and tributaries. we've got watches and warnings posted all across the sierra nevada. so if you're headed there, be extra careful. we're going to see more of those high rising snow levels and that means the water is running high and very cold temperatures around the bay area tomorrow are going to be cool and s

. >> we're learning more tonight about why prosecutors have charged a pasadena doctor with attemptedt's in connection with his tesla going going over the cliff at devil's slide back on january. second, a kron four's dan kerman explains that newly unsealed court documents suggest that it was the wife who was the one who said that he drove off that cliff intentionally. >> newly unsealed court documents are shedding more light as to why prosecutors have charged southern california doctor dharmesh patel with 3 counts of attempted murder when his tesla drove off a cliff near double slide january 2nd with his wife and 2 children on board. court documents say while aboard a rescue helicopter tells wife told officers, quote, he drove off. he's depressed. he's a doctor. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. >> she made those statements. multiple people hurt and there were multiple emergency people there who heard statements as well as a chp officer. court documents say patel told officers a different story that he moved the tesla to the dirt past to check the ti

one drop researchers from the nasa jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena are busy studying melting glaciersrom sea level to space and liftoff of sentinel 6 michael freilich and now with the help of newly launched satellites, they're providing some of the most precise measurements ever of changes in both the rising height of the world's oceans and the shrinking ice sheets themselves. nicole schlegel is a glaciologist on nasa. jpl's ice sheet monitoring team. there's ways to measure gravity so you can actually see the mass of the ice through how much gravity it has which is an amazing and astounding way to look at the ice sheets. she says measuring the surface height of the ice can also tell researchers if the sheet is losing mass in a recently released study of greenland and antarctica the team found that the melting increased five fold over roughly the last 30 years. more level contribution that's happening. and with this increasing ability to measure both glacier melt and sea level rise. nasa is hoping to more accurately predict. what's ahead ben hamilton leads nasa? jpl's sea level change

those temperatures running below the average will be comfortably inland. 72, pasadena, 71 about 67 degrees at some patchy fog in san diego, up in the high country. we've seen the monsoon kicking up through the afternoon hours really all week long and i think this weekend we'll see more of the same temperatures are going to be mild mid 60's in the south lake. of course, still a lot of snow over the mountain tops to 76 degrees. warm in reno and 76 in carson city of your stick around for the holiday. we are expecting that you're going to see more of those afternoon thunderstorms popping up into sunday and monday to so watch out for that late in the day. otherwise. so watch out a lot of these rivers and creeks streams are all running a bank season. so we've got advisories and watches and warnings up across many of the rivers there. and that will continue throughout the weekend, probably well into the next month as well. so out the door tonight, we are looking at some low clouds and fog that over begun to sneak back onshore. push into the golden gate bridge and pretty high deck of clouds. that

well below the average. 67 los angeles and 68 degrees in pasadena, right?ountry that monsoonal moisture will see it again as we head through the holidays here. so if you're headed that direction, be extra careful. the temperatures 50's 60's around lake tahoe. 70's pretty warm as you make your way in reno and carson city. but if you're sticking around through the holiday, yeah, we're going to see these afternoon thunderstorms pop up that monsoonal moisture so if you're going hiking or maybe fishing or camping, be careful, you'll likely see those thunderstorms in the afternoon. something else to watch out for is the water levels are running very, very high. and all the rivers streams, all the tributaries, that snow, if you can believe it still in the sierra, it still melting. there's a ton of it up there. so awful. a flood watches have been posted across much of the sierra nevada right to the weekend until next thursday back. so we're going to see continue on through. it looks like the next couple of days. the week and maybe beyond as we're going to see some

closer to the site see a lot of clouds and temperatures in the 60's, maybe some upper 60's in the pasadena and the high country. lot of times folks are out there camping doing a little fishing. not this year. we've got temperatures running well below the average. we've got a mixture, rain and snow in the high country and south lake tahoe year about 39 to 40 degrees for a high tomorrow. only about 40 in truckee. and 54. a kind of cool in reno. so i think the rain will come to an end as we head in towards sunday becoming mostly sunny and a bit warmer, too monday night into tuesday. watch out. there's another chance of some more rain and snow on the way that we've got winter weather advisory up looking at another, maybe 12 inches of snow overnight tonight and it's tomorrow across some of the higher big summit. simply amazing, too. that could continue to fall at this time of year. we're looking scattered showers out there right now around the bay area. most a fairly light. but that's going to continue tonight into early tomorrow morning. long range forecast. this work. it's interesting. this s

62 degrees there. 61 in santa cruz, southern california will be warmer. 81 degrees and sunny in pasadena. 66 patchy fog in long beach. 68 in san diego to 73 in downtown los angeles in the high country. there you go. we got to watch out for some thunderstorms. they'll be isolated, but we've got some monsoonal clouds kind of rotating on through temperatures are going to be warm. you're looking at 76 degrees in truckee. 71 in south lake. how about a hot 90 in reno. but if you're sticking around for the next few days, chance of more thunderstorms are a few showers through sunday. by monday. things begin to clear out a little bit. but those temperatures still holding mainly in the upper 60's low 70's. we've been dealing with some trouble across the state now because the snow melt, larry lake continuing to grow there. we've got advisories along the kings river again for tomorrow and up in the sierra nevada. we're looking for the possibility of more of that snow melting many the creeks, many of the streams, many of the having some flooding issues up there. so across much of the sierra nevada, w

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the rose tree cottage in pasadena is one of the spots where experts as well as folks just love everything. british got to mark king charles royal coronation. >> the king is the king. there's nothing to do with politics of the country. and i think that's where it stands out separate from parliament anything that >> he's a figurehead and he is backbone of the country. >> person you're just listening to that was edmund fry. he actually attended queen elizabeth's coronation back in 1953. for king charles coronation. he decided to stay here in california, celebrating about without having to travel. so it looks like they did it right yeah. and all that he was >> yeah. it was a very rainy day in london today. up or down kind of the entire time. we want to get your check of our 4 zone forecast and we have some rain today as well. is there's still rain in the area. murray as he's got the story. what's up? yeah, we're tracking a drying trend out there tonight and that's going to continue for the 2nd half of your weekend as well. even tracking clear skies out there. >> with some lingering high cloud

we're learning more about the case of the pasadena doctor, accused of driving a car off a cliff whileinside. the crash happened at double slide earlier this year. kron four's dan kerman tells us what newly unsealed court documents reveal. >> newly unsealed court documents are shedding more light as to why prosecutors have charged southern california doctor dharmesh patel with 3 counts of attempted murder when his tesla drove off a cliff near double slide january 2nd with his wife and 2 children on board. court documents say while aboard a rescue helicopter tells wife told officers, quote, he drove off. he's depressed. he's a doctor. he said he was going to drive off the cliff. he purposely drove off. >> she made those statements. multiple people heard that there were multiple emergency people there who heard statements as well as a chp officer. court documents say patel told officers a different story that he moved the tesla to the dirt past to check the tire air pressure. we believe that statement he made is inconsistent with what one sees on the video tells version of events is also

carmel as you'll see. 61. 61 in moderate southern california are going to see some upper 80's in the pasadenaabout 74 degrees in los angeles. pretty comfortable for this time of year. and how about the high country? well, they have been talking about that snow melt. the warmer weather. talk about 72 degrees of truckee. 69 degrees in south lake about 81 degrees. get very warm in reno. so yeah, you plan on sticking around the high country. the weather is going to be staying above average is risk going to see that nice high pressure ridge kind of building in sticking around. it will weaken a little bit as we head in towards sunday and monday. but nothing that's going allow that storm system to approach the coastline. in fact, that area of low pressure still spinning off the coast and that's where it is going to stay overnight. tonight, we will see a thin layer of patchy fog developing some that moving inside the bay early on tomorrow morning. and it's just a thin layer. it's going to be on hurry before probably about 10, 11 o'clock or so. and then we're off and running with the sunshine. a coupl

comfortable, but -- >> let's continue this conversation with nbc's marissa park, live for us in pasadenaook at the economy, right? inflation is still pretty sky-high, not slowing. not in that regard. how is that impacting things? >> yeah, so, the impact really isn't a one size fits all answer. all get to in just a moment. yeah, let's talk about the impact of inflation. let's talk about the numbers themselves. when we look at the latest numbers from the bureau of labor statistics, for example, the price of food, the price of groceries, but look at over 7% increase over the last 12 months through april. that, the good news is, it's a little bit less of a steep, sharp increase compared to what we were seeing this time last year. but still, it is more expensive than this time last year. so, listen. regardless of how you're choosing to spend your memorial day, whether you have big vacation plans or planning to make a barbecue and three friends and families at home, it's going to be more expensive. maybe some of those staples you have at a barbecue for memorial day, like ketchup, a whole dolla

at the end of the year we had powering pasadena of 69 billion, plus the cash that we had.we basically had a liquidity of, roughly, 80 billion dollars at the end of the year. again, as we looked at liquidity overall, relative to the size of the bank that we were, we certainly felt that we had ample liquidity. even with the fastest bank run in history, 41 of the 42 billion dollar deposit up those, that day, thursday, recovered by svb. we could have handled even more. we removing collateral from the federal home loan bank to the federal reserve. the ability to cover that kind of the quantity, that kind of outflow, we certainly felt showed that we had ample liquidity. it was the unprecedented event, the fastest bank run in history, from our standpoint, that was the anomaly. >> thank you senator scott senator warner from virginia is recognized. >> thank you mister chairman. i know i just heard the end of that question. the 42 billion in six hours? how that was spurred on by the internet. frankly, some folks, the night before how that merits them further consideration. i do want

the rose tree cottage in pasadena had two sold out t elizabeth coordination back in 1953.e flocking to buckingham palace. more campers are securing their spots and setting up tents to get a good vantage point for saturday's historic event. some came wrapped in british flags, jeweled crowns. even some dogs are all decked out for the big day. many see this as a once in a lifetime opportunity. when else can i say that i kept in the street outside the buckingham palace. i think that's just something i needed to take off the list so camping out because it's once in a life time opportunity, which most opposed will probably never see again. you people what have seen coronation radio will most probably. i never see you another one after this. royal well wishers are hoping to get a glimpse of the king and queen consort as they travel from buckingham palace to westminster abbey for the coronation. the coordination of king charles at their live here on ktvu saturday morning. our coverage begins at two o'clock from london morning unto starts at seven as usual coordination runs past th

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right here in california, where people will be commemorating the event, the rose tree cottage in pasadenarday, the day of the coronation. the owner, edmund fry, attended queen elizabeth's coronation back in 19. 53, he says. he supports the monarchy. king is the king. he's nothing to do with the politics. of the country. and i think that's where it stands out his separate from parliament in england. he's a figurehead and he is a backbone of that country. in london. more people are camped out right in front of buckingham palace to secure their spots to see king charles travel from buckingham palace to westminster abbey for the coronation. on saturday. the british consulate in san francisco has been posting photos from the king's visit to the bay area back in 2005, including picture of him at beach blanket babylon. he also had a dinner with the then san francisco mayor, gavin newsom and late apple ceo steve jobs. he met students in berkeley visited their edible schoolyard garden as well on that trip. now we will be airing the coronation of king charles. the third live right here on mornings