they drove route 66 to pasadena with a pregnant jenny sweltering in the heat. >> in 1966, across the desert with me 3 months pregnant and no air conditioning. i was just a lovely and we had our little piercy. a little travel impala was stolen. first in pasadena, we ran an ad in the offered a $200 cash reward. >> the didn't we describe the car but didn't get the license number got a phone call. we know where your car is. then again at the walnut creek, bart station, after they moved to the bay area. >> and the next day i got a call from the highway patrol they found my car. the side of the road opposite the button. will a truck stop in a pool of oil with a blown engine? then for 28 years, it's at. >> as newer, more reliable cars took over the family's lives. but now with the kids grown and more jim and jenny are back in the car with a modified radio buttons. >> even flew back to celebrate their anniversary at the same pompano beach hotel where they had their honeymoon. after learning about the car. the staff there made a special case. when you look at it, you say no, it's just a model

home says $1500.00 french soldiers who withdrawal by the end of the year, as well as the french in pasadena who's also being re, quote, rights has in hollywood say they have reached a tentative deal with nature hollywood studios. the agreement could end one of the 2 strikes that are posted most, fil, and tv productions in the united states. 3, a deal has to be approved by union members before it can take effect italy, lafayette boss. my to, i'm missing that denado has died. well serving time for numerous crimes, including murder, it's highly media deb to narrow the last god father for his brutal leadership. of the course i know struck the crime syndicates depicted in the godfather movies. she was 61 years old and suffered from co non cancer and then that's a cap so has returned to us off to 7 years in space carrying a sample from an asteroid named the new scientists. hope that material can provide vice will choose about the origin of the so the system, billions of years ago, were that best are so you, it's possibly the most expensive payload in history around 250 grams of rocks and dust. an

they drove route 66 to pasadena with a pregnant jenny sweltering in the heat. >> in 1966, across the desert with me 3 months pregnant and no air conditioning. i was just a lovely and we had our little piercy. a little travel impala was stolen. first in pasadena, we ran an ad in the offered a $200 cash reward. >> the didn't we describe the car but didn't get the license number got a phone call. >> we know where your car is. then again at the walnut creek, bart station, after they moved to the bay area. >> and the next day i got a call from the highway patrol they found my car. the side of the road opposite the button. will a truck stop in a pool of oil with a blown engine? then for 28 years, it's at. >> as newer, more reliable cars took over the family's lives. but now with the kids grown and more jim and jenny are back in the car with a modified radio buttons. >> even flew back to celebrate their anniversary at the same pompano beach hotel where they had their honeymoon. after learning about the car. the staff there made a special case. when you look at it, you say no, it's just a mo

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>> at fuller in pasadena and african-american leadership. >> interesting. >> that is where you combined the emphasis on our roots and what you do in the community. >> and the transformational role of the church. that was an opportunity for me to blend my concept around the role of the church in the community and the way it needs to be transformed to reach another generation because we are living in a time where many young people are anti-institution. any institution. particularly institutionalized religion. but faith and institutions have brought us this far as a people and we have to figure out how can we make them relevant to the next generation that will be behind us. >> do you think about running for office? >> that was my desire before ministry. it is not something i think about now but i am not opposed to it. i think of the time and even now my influence is seething greater in this capacity than an actual political office. you can never say never, when you are called. >> what of my predecessors at easter heal was mayor of richmond. i decided i could only do one job. sun pass is a

the rose bowl down in pasadena, a fixture for over a century. now, financial struggles put the future in question. the city had to bail it out during the pandemic. >> we don't want it to be like the coliseum in rome you get a tour and by the way there used to be events here. it is important to us that this place is busy and memories are still being made here >> the city, the rose bowl are confident they will pull through. a new college playoff landscape in 2063 could spell more bad news down-the-line. all right, we will keep you posted on that. let's have good news. our weather, how about that, paul? >> might feel like late summer that is what it is like for 11 days. it is getting closer. right around the corner. take a look. things will change a little bit. a beautiful look towards the golden gate bridge. peering through the fog that is rolling away from the coast. let's take a look at what you need to know. heading through the rest of tonight, spreading into the inland valleys, hazy sunshine, tomorrow, some of the smoke from the fires in far n

they drove route 66 to pasadena with a pregnant jenny sweltering in the heat. >> in 1966, across theert with me 3 months pregnant and no air conditioning. i was just a lovely and we had our little piercy. a little travel impala was stolen. first in pasadena, we ran an ad in the offered a $200 cash reward. >> the didn't we describe the car but didn't get the license number got a phone call. we know where your car as then again at the walnut creek, bart station, after they moved to the bay area. >> and the next day i got a call from the highway patrol they found my car. the side of the road opposite the button. will a truck stop in a pool of oil with a blown engine? then for 28 years, it's at. >> as newer, more reliable cars took over the family's lives. but now with the kids grown and more jim and jenny are back in the car with a modified radio buttons. >> even flew back to celebrate their anniversary at the same pompano beach hotel where they had their honeymoon. after learning about the car. the staff there made a special case. when you look at it, you say no, it's just a model of t

and 76 in pasadena in the high country. going want to be where if you're traveling in that direction tomorrow, not a bad day. you're going to see mid 60's and the truckee. maybe a couple high clouds south lake tahoe about 64 degrees, a pleasant 77 degrees in reno. but then if you're sticking around, boy, here we go. we get a real taste of some wintry weather. that's right. we've got some rain moving in all the way down the lake level on saturday, possibly more on sunday. i think across some of the crest of some of the peaks. yeah, we're going to see some snow. that's right. we've got an early season snow coming in. temperatures going to drop to plan on some mid 60's tomorrow and then you're in the 50's for highs as we head towards saturday and sunday. so big changes in the high country. you see right here, too. as we head through the next 24 to 36 hours. see the low to kind of rotating through showers up in the sierra nevada, maybe in a few showers here. most of that coming to northern california, southern california may be

full 1000 kilometers slight ahead of her before she can move into her new home and they live in pasadena together with 9. those are males and females. she'll be not children, cat 4, and a very special conditions, so that she produces as many of the spring as possible. this without trouble see life below a certain wavelength, including our guess of a certain wavelength for red light. and so we can work in red light and they cannot see us. so we can come observe them in their nighttime and watch them each and hans and lay eggs. and they don't over here. previous studies have already given the great lots of important information about the symbiosis between squared and bacteria. for example, the globe called bio luminescence seems to have communication purposes. we know of no particular reason for the dispatcher to make by luminescence except in symbiotic associations where they make the light or for an animal host. such that that host can now use the light for a variety of its behaviors. and what we found out to our surprise was the amount of light each individual cell made changed when the

a full 1000 kilometer slides ahead of her before she can move into the new home and they live in pasadena. together with 9, those are males and females. she'll be not shifting cat for under a very special conditions so that she produces as many of the spring as possible. this would have trouble see light below a certain wavelength, including our guess of a certain wavelength for red light. and so we can work in red light and they cannot see us. so we can come observe them in their nighttime, and watch them each and hans and legs. and they don't, over here. previous studies have already given the group lots of important information about the symbiosis between squared and bacteria. for example, the glue, cold fire luminescence seems to have communication purposes. we know of no particular reason for the spect jerry to make by luminescence, except in symbiotic associations where they make the light for an animal host such that that host can now use the light for a variety of its behaviors. and what we found out to our surprise was the amount of light each individual cell made changed when th

you make your way to pasadena in anaheim and a hot 98 in pomona in the high country should be a reallyekend last weekend. remember that all that rain and the thunderstorms? well, this weekend should be beautiful temperatures. 75 degrees south lake tahoe. 77 in truckee and 88 degrees in reno. nice weather. just going to stick around to how about this saturday and sunday. look beautiful. if you want to hang out for an extra day on monday. yeah. go to those temperatures hovering in the mid 70's with mostly sunny skies. right now. the bay area, though we've got that cool fog that is moving in along the a golden gate bridge kind of disappearing in the fog out there this evening. temperature wise, not a bad friday evening around the bay area to get out and enjoy your still the 80's in the santa clara valley, upper 80's in the little more right now. 91 still hot and fairfield gets a 81 degrees in napa right now in 82 in sonoma. so i think this weekend the weather is going to be very, very nice along the this still going to be a little bit cool. you've got the fog that will continue up toward

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the lateouth african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour-a-day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which said to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very vi

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour-a-day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, ve

area, please come by the pasadena convention center. we'll be there.t for you as well. we want to make you a firefighter with us. >> kelly: gentlemen, i'm thinking of renaming the box at this point. unworthy of your presence now. thank you so much, gentlemen! >> thank you. >> kelly: that's so cool. raising so much money. that's really cool. so thank you for that. and you all will want to say thank you as well. everyone in the audience is going home with the 2023 cat calendar! speaking of men who should be on calendars, let's bring out our first guests. they're in the new comedy "bros". say hello to billy eisner and luke mcfarland! ♪ ♪ say hi to the firemen. first set here in america. >> hi. >> we noticed you. >> billy joked back stage i wore the same outfit as you. but i've never been a fireman, i played one in a hallmark movie. >> kelly: basically the same, right? >> not at all. >> requires the same level of bravery. >> kelly: my son is six. he has gone through the phase to want to be a fireman. did you go through that as a kid? >> yeah, the greatest

last month's washington send a new i'm pasadena tanisha. the state department says calculating fits given has been sent to both the reference to resolve the political crisis. us acting deputy secretary of state. victoria newton's also visited the army last month to try and find a different magic solution to the code of my colleague fully by the boat supposed to be. so williams of former us ambassador tanisha, and she says that us please, it's best to remain engaged. i believe that really, washington is trying to send 2 messages. the, the outside message, this politics is that they, they support a constitutional government. they supported assume as president, they wanted a return to the constitutional order. at the same time it's actually off to, instead of just made speech recently on the speech and kenya is maybe another one. and the goal and apparently today, where he has stressed that the united states mission will remain to try to reinforce the parts of democracy and the importance of being the idea that military serve the people. they'

reform and of course, listening to a molly set that was the russian ambassador to the united nations, pasadena, ben z, a. he even object to the sauce of the meetings, the speaking or the he didn't want the presence lensky to be the 1st of the countries to speak off to the un secretary general. he lost that for this is what was it was going to cause it could have gone to a vote. and on procedural votes there is no veto. and then then that is the next. he would have spoken as he did speak in the chain, but his 1st speech to this security council chain. but in person since the start of the war some 18 months ago, we noticed i don't think going to see a confrontation or a head to head. a showdown between is about in ski and the russian phone missed a so good lever off because he was not in the chain, but ones that i'm screw, spoke he left his ambassador in which he's not speaking for another half an hour. more and so lensky we're told is already left of the security council chain. but so i don't think we're going to be in the same room at the same time, which someone particularly would've been i'm

consolidation means the negotiations to reduce to very few when the total, more importantly, palms, pasadena, hey, let's see it on kind of in this even so, and this is actually when it comes to negotiations on terms and conditions in the annual meeting with a crate that sits down with the consumer, good sex stuff to use these tools can become very aggressive and forgot some to the types of inspire until just a few interests. clap. and do you have to negotiate a lot going on? and that can often be done using heavy handed eyes, that happened bundle options competition between the major suppliers and the retail chains is getting tougher and tougher. individual measures on store level no longer seem to work. so the european chains have joined forces the if on his own going, how many people like one of the large retail chains of grown, but so of the supplier of most of the printers in the information they become as powerful as the change themselves. some even more so that's why the french superstore chains joined forces with other chains in germany, spain, italy, and other european countries in o

and 69 in long beach, 84 degrees in pasadena. if you are headed to the sierra nevada, the tahoe area, watch out. we've got to pass a bit of some showers. maybe some thunderstorms popping up by tomorrow afternoon and that will likely be a recurring theme through the weekend as we've got low pressure swinging through the state. so things we're going stay unsettled there. so if you go there, plan on some showers, maybe some thunderstorms, especially developing in the afternoon of you're camping. those could be dangerous. so be careful. all throughout the weekend, though, the tahoe area, a chance of some thunderstorms on and off through that period. temperatures are going to be cooling down in the sunday as well. in fact, we're cooling down around the bay area who felt that today that nice fresh marine air starting work its way onshore, helping to clear out some of the smoke out there. now. now the temperatures still a little bit hot inland. how about 91 degrees in livermore cooled way down in san francisco. remember just yesterday w

as the friend john pasadena tanisha has landed back in paris a months off to the military, governments ordered him out to lead us of and admitted tree co operation with france. and i've ordered hits, and best of the troops to leave germany has announced it would increase controls. and in florida with poland and the czech republic, to prevent more migrants from entering into your administers, the new measures will begin immediately. announcement came a day off to police raids in germany from more than 100 certain citizens, the inside apartments, some connections and smoking, right? or media says more than 50000 people of flooding to go into the car back and have crossed into all media. that's about 40 percent of the regions population last week as well as young sees control of young clay for the economy means have long been the majority an american soldier who had crossed into north korea is back in us custody. also being spelled in china 23 year old, travis king ran across the border from south korea in july, while on a guided to he said to have confessed to legally intruding into the

pasadena residents features more than 5,000 square feet of space with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.wned by the same family for 3 generations. when you were sleeping there at night to all alone not. >> kron. 4 news at 10. alright sports night live. and there are some great night football. the giants an action that was great to a lot of great finish. yeah. it was just been starting from friday to today's been a great weekend. >> with the added monday bonus of sports action. we're going to have it all tonight on sports night live. forty-niners. >> off the nfl season with the win. we will hear from kyle shanahan. and the giants man. they keep pulling us back they did so again tonight. walk-off fashion. we'll have all that and more coming up after the and more coming up after the break. ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your frien

interesting because i've been talking to the general public and i was in a kind of posh town club in pasadena and one lovely woman was telling me how much she enjoyed the book, but she thought it was going to be just a love letters. bunch of love letters. it's just going to be, you know, just a easy book to read. and she said and it was the history book. and i liked it. and i, of course, said, oh, i'm so glad. that's one. but i found that letters, just whether i talk to general audiences or my students, just enthralled those who are listening, i, i used to have students literally reading some things and they cried. there's, there's this letter between god and laura spicer and her husband. and we know that we don't have we have his letters. we don't have her letters, but we can into it. what he is saying and let me just read a bit of it for you, because it's so eloquent. i can't improve on you. he they had been parted for over 20 years and they thought that they were both dead. they thought each one, each other was dead. and then they find out after the civil war they are not. and this is when

of texas capital new exchange traded fund, and the funds management division of flagship fund the pasadenaapital texas equity index etf tell me about the etf. >> comprised 222 companies in texas, diversified microcosm of economy texas 2.4 trillion dollars 10% u.s. economy close to 100,000 fortune companies 10% u.s. economy, highly diversified evidenced by talking about last night top five holdings, tesla schwab mckesson, race management exxon think about that, is how more diversified strong can economy be. maria: it is interesting because you think about texas you don't always think about tesla, but this has been an incredibly shot stock in the etf bodes well for etf, your governor has led a growth story in texas, how would you analyze the growth of texas right now? what is most important for us to understand about the economy of texas. >> there is no economy, in the america, that is growing as fast as state of texas one of the reasons, why are history is being made today because texas is the only state, in the united states that has our own etf, there are 30 countries in the world, with e

has resonated with me is in 1999 when our usa women's soccer team won the world championships in pasadenas were etched in a lot of people's minds of okay, this is a women's sport, now big time, they filled the rose bowl. i think this is the next evolution of that and for the sport of volleyball. it has never been done before. nobody thought it would happen like this. you can see everybody had a great time and what was really special for our team and for me, they were in it every point. it was a celebration. it was a great sporting event. they were -- the fans were so into it. i never felt that much energy even at a football game. that's what made it special. >> gillian: it's pretty cool. congratulations to you and to all the corn huskers. thank you for taking time to talk about it with us. hope to talk to you again. >> thanks for having us on. it was a privilege. >> gillian: nonprofit legal group has filed a lawsuit against the national archives demanding the release of thousands of emails dating back to the obama administration. the group claiming the emails could shed light on wh

took the stage in pasadena for the final episode of performances.will receive $1 million and the chance to headline a show in las vegas. coverage starts at 8:00 and the two-hour results finale is at 9:00 tonight, right here on nbc bay area. >> i watched last night. pretty good talent. >> it is fun to watch. >>> 6:27 right now. we are following the top stories for you today, including some big changes now in the works to boost san francisco pedestrian safety. >> we'll talk about the new proposal that would ban something most drivers do about every time they get behind the wheel. >>> i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where we are saying good morning, mr. president, once again. this is day two of his bay area visit. up ahead, we'll tell you what's in store for the president today and how this may disrupt traffic around the city. so we'll h >>> right now at 6:30, police arrest multiple robbery suspects, after a chase through the east bay. we'll hear from one of the victims about the frightening ordeal. >>> it's two day of president biden's bay

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very

in 1968 he took a job at krla radio in pasadena where his assignment was to write and perform three songsdylan once wrote len was brilliant and full of goodwill, one who believed that all of society could be affected by one solitary life. len chandler, who told the stories of a fast-changing world, died late last month at home in san pedro, california. he was 88 years old. ♪ keep your eyes on the prize ♪ -what even is this? -don't touch my things. gross. janice, when you bundle your home or renters with your auto, progressive provides 24/7 protection for almost everything you own. -but do you really need... -my weighted hoop? it's for my snatched waist. that's my dog chaise lounger. foot treadmill. that's my tuesday chalice. purse that says purse. hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber. i can't live without oxygen. solid gold coffee machine. -lake making kit. -really? -can progressive cover that too? -yes, but -- -hi it's janice. i'll take 5. is my voice on tv right now? [coughing] when caroline has a cough she takes robitussin. so, she can have those one on ones again. hey jim! hey! can we ta

keep those temperatures in the 60's and 70's get to downtown los angeles. 81 84 in pasadena. all right. so if you're packing your bags are planning to little camping in the sierra nevada. get ready. we've got the storm system coming in. it's not a big storm, but there's the potential for some thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon hours. i would pack that rain gear with you. just in case of be careful. you usually see these storms picking up in the afternoon with the heating and all of a sudden you see some of those thunderstorms popping up out there to highs. much cooler, only about 60 degrees in truckee. 61 in south lake tahoe overnight lows dropping off into the 40's. so next couple days in the high country, right on into the holiday weekend, we're going to keep things on the unsettled side. but the chance of more thunderstorms popping up throughout the weekend. i got to be careful, especially if you're out exposed to some of these storms. all right. here's the latest forecast. molly. got the clouds begin to move in. now, what a change in the weather pattern we've seen

assembly member chris holden of pasadena took part in the negotiations, talks between him, the governor's office, labor unions and fast food corporations began after a bill he authored last year known as the fast act passed and was signed by the governor. it sought to create a council made up of fast food workers. restaurant corp are presented franchisees and state officials all to set industry standards on working conditions hours and the possibility for faster minimum wage to increase to $22 an hour over but opponents including franchisees and fast food corporations qgickly fought back, arguing the proposal would increase costs for businesses and customers alike and force franchisees out of the state. they formed the save local restaurants, coalition to repeal the fast act, be an official 2024 ballot measure. but now amid the tentative deal just struck, they will forego that ballot measure under the agreement that the original fast act is repealed. the new $20 minimum wage will take its place. all hands are on and it came together way that was fair and balanced for that he says includes

marking a nearly $5 increase from the current minimum wage is assembly member chris holden of pasadena took part in the negotiations, talks between him, the governor's office, labor unions and fast food corporations began after a bill he authored last year known as the fast act passed and was signed by the governor. it's not to create a council made up of fast food workers. restaurant corp are presented franchisees and state officials all to set industry standards on working conditions hours and the possibility for faster minimum wage to increase to $22 an hour over but opponents including franchisees and fast food corporations quickly fought back, arguing the proposal would increase costs for businesses and customers alike and force franchisees out of the state. they formed the save local restaurants, coalition to repeal the fast act be an official 2024 ballot measure. but now amid the tentative deal just struck, they will forego that ballot measure under the agreement that the original fast act is repealed. the new $20 minimum wage will take its place. hands are on and it came togeth

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the lateary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violent proven to be very, very violent people. and we have such extreme policy

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which said to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like it was i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very vi

something member, chris holden of pasadena authored the bill known as the mandela act named for the late south african president nelson mandela, who spent 18 years inside a solitary confinement cell. the bill's author believes this legislation is necessary in a state where the california department of corrections and rehabilitation estimates more than 3,000 people are currently held in solitary confinement. any human being put in a cell where is no larger than the size of a king size mattress where you're in there for years at a time, decades at a time. extended hours within the course of 24 hour day up to 23 hours a day. >> change. >> is necessary. it's a message with which eduardo to break a agrees. he spent 13 years in solitary confinement for murder before he was exonerated. his conviction overturned. someone like i wanted i want to try to help i do. but the governor vetoed a similar bill last year. and as for this year, critics argue the legislation puts public safety last. it's very dangerous and it's irresponsible. republican assembly member tom lackey. these are very, very violen

assembly member chris holden of pasadena took part in the negotiations, talks between him, the governor's office, labor unions and fast food corporations began after a bill he authored last year known as the fast act passed and was signed by the governor. it's not to create a council made up of fast food workers. restaurant corp are presented franchisees and state officials all to set industry standards on working conditions hours and the possibility for faster minimum wage to increase to $22 an hour over but opponents including franchisees and fast food corporations quickly fought back, arguing the proposal would increase costs for businesses and customers alike and force franchisees out of the state. they formed the save local restaurants coalition to repeal the fast act be an official 2024 ballot measure. but now amid the tentative deal just struck, they will forego that ballot measure under the agreement that the original fast act is repealed. the new $20 minimum wage will take its place. hands are fn deck and it came together way that i think fair and balanced that. he says includes

up until now, they would have had to pay a lot higher rates, but this is the rise dispensary in pasadena and businesses that have operated legally for years still cannot get a bank account at a federally-regulated bank. but today, finally, the senate banking committee approved a measure to let operations in states where cannabis is legal to get bank accounts at say, a chase, a b of a, and they can't be denied service just because they sell pot. >> it's going to be a very large deal, because it will be the first piece of federal legislation that actually recognizes that there is a $35 billion industry in the united states that services cannabis to our consumers. >> we really think it's a big deal for the business, and for the stock, because this kind of thing can lead to more institutional ownership in the company. >> okay, it's not a done deal. it still has to go to the full vote in the senate. and the full senate. but the sponsor of today's bill says there's still another huge challenge. the i.r.s., which will not allow these businesses to make normal dedu deductions. >> it's really abs

i can well enough i like to provide something uplifting but we moved last year after 46 years of pasadena calif. yeah, we love the eastern building building and we now come to fountain square and the mercantile library on south bank shuttle. it puts us up right outside? our building drops us off right outside graders and we go. and that's something that few people use. but it is terrific. so if you live in newport or covington just can't take it the bloody thing yeah. just like a question do we have a parking or do we have to drive? which it feels to me sometimes we have a driving problem more like i. i love that my kids who are in their young twenties are saying i don't want a car for like i want a car when i have kids of my own. like, are you seeing change in terms of people driving? i am skeptical. the idea that millennials or, gen z, are not going to car drivers just like their parents were, just because there's some innate generational difference there. i think lots i don't think that the american urban environment is a result of actual preferences. it's very hard to see the environm

their land by settlers is a settler. violence is, uh, is spiking uh, 200 uh, pasadena instead this year 30 is really that's the most since 2005. so that's the backdrop for his entire speech. so i'm sure the risk on character, so typically a little bit, you know, you were used to hearing from benjamin netanyahu here at the un. dire predictions about around in nuclear weapons. but he was really trying to just brush past all of the negative headlines. that is been basically engulfing his government and try to present himself as the instrument of pc. well, of all the things he brushed of that he did spend a lot of time talking about re shaping the middle east. and can you just outline what his plan is? or he brought the red marker back, but this time not to talk about where the rainy and enrichment program is. but he's circled the middle east peace and with saudi arabia, israel, and other air countries. even that was controversial if you really do, man, there's no landmark there for any sort of state for palestine. but what he's talking about is a deal that's being negotiated between the us

over 30,000 fans packed the old tournament park in pasadena, and it was a sunny 80 degree day.camp lewis actually scored the first touchdown and this was the first time that maryland had trailed all season. but maryland wore down the army boys eventually and wound up winning the game 19 to 7. within a few weeks, most of the players would ship out for europe. one of the camp lewis players would die in action in france, while four of the maryland marines would eventually become generals, including john beckett. 1917 had been a successful war football. 1918 looked to be even better. there were more teams, almost 200 varsity caliber teams this year. and most of these teams were absolutely stacked with talent at some of the bigger camps, over 300 players showed up for tryouts. now, two boosters in particular made sure that war football was going to be a success. walter camp on the left and walter rodgers all on the right. arkansas, better known as ecce, had been an all-american quarterback at university of chicago and then became the chicago tribune's lead football writer, a camp an