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s i recently spoke with world renowned egyptologist ilian khan and pasadena california and he explained to me how looking back to the ancients and learning their language of storytelling through hieroglyphs is much easier than you might think. learning it. opens a lot of doors for you it's like being literature or not. it's like not being able to read and then all of a sudden all these books are right there and you learn how to read and then you can read it except the books are walls and ancient egyptian temples and once that happens if you want to learn how to lives you then go to egypt and look at these walls and everything changes because you see them in a completely to feedlots looking at pictures anymore because most people look at engine different hogan ifs and look at them as him oh geez. this son that loves the water and then there's a guy standing next to a cow right but that's not what it is it's a perfect language which i mean a perfect language. ancient egyptian came and all the royals. wanted one thing and one thing. to keep their memory alive to keep their glory alive for

california. meet chubs. 29-pound himalayan was found on the street in pasadena downtown. he is staying at the office. he doesn't fiin keel. none thitato give m cox. en ty he will up for pasadena humane society. >> he was well kept! >> that's for sure. >>> what's wrong with fat cats? nothing wrong with that. >> cute. >> more to hug. >> i'm sure he will get adopted with all the pr. >> he is healthy. that's what matters. >> no high cholesterol, blood pressure. >> that cat weighs as much as my dog "lady bleah bleah." >> we got her under 30. >> we have a road diet on the roads right now. lanes reduced! this is 680 southbound direction another "sig alert" that has been in effect -- we have two sig alerts in effect right now. both crashes involving big rigs. this is southbound 680 approaching 84 from 580. it's a little over 20 minutes. and then it continues to be very slow because of this accident that we're tracking involving a big rig, a car, that car caught fire. and we have emergency crews on the scene. so right now, five lanes blocked. if you need to get around this mess, y

pasadena. i grew up there and went to the university of southern california for undergrad.and university of indiana, i've lived in chicago, la and i lived in san francisco for just under a year. >> and so that is interesting to me because that is like, i think, in this particular case, a double edged sword. you want people with fresh eyes to take a look and smart people to look at with fresh eyes but you have limited grounding in san francisco, i will just say san francisco culture, overall, and help business is conducted, and how things get done. again, i don't see it as a plus or . maybe you can help me understand a little bit more about your interest in serving on such a highly charged commission being a newcomer to the city. >> absolutely. i view it as a positive. i think that coming with a fresh perspective, and not feeling, or not having experience of certain things, whether positive or make -- negative, can be more objective when it comes to trying to set policy. that being said, i think that i came to san francisco, and i love it here. within my company, i have the

california hotel pool.(pam) the texas family was visiting the westin hotel in pasadena, when the woman...five year old daughter and other relatives were approached by a man. the confrontation was caught on camera. the man asked them if they had showered before going swimming. the mother claims, the man said he was with the health department. but a spokesperon for the pasadena health department denies that.. the video posted last night ... has since gone viral. wheeler says, at one point, even the general manager of the hotel... threatened to call the police on her family. representatives from the hotel released a statement saying... they had no comment but are quote - "investigating everything." (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief

california has its hands full, with a larger- than-average lost pet. "chubbs" - the 29-pound himalayan cat was found walking down a busy street in pasadena.ming but apparently well fed - chubbs has been staying in the office of the shelter's because he doesn't fit in the cat kennels. if no one comes forward to claim "chubbs" ...he will be up for adoption today at the pasadena humane society. ( dave )drizzle and clouds give way to a clear yet cool afternoon. dad's forecast is next ! (sara) and more than 40 parents and children are planning a protest against ice this father's day. i'll have the details coming up in a live report. almond fans, your favorite cereal is now more almond-y. mmmm mmmmm it's good. the honey, sweet, clustery, crunchy taste of honey bunches of oats with almonds now has... ...more almonds. 25% more almonds. have you tried it yet? to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dav t wea. (dave)today will start off mostly cloudy with patchy drizzle. s

california has its hands full -- quite literally -- with a larger-than-average lost pet. appropriately nicknamed "chubbs" - this 29-pound himalayan was found walking down a busy pasadena streetr this week. matted and in desperate need of grooming but apparently well fed - chubbs has taken up residence in the shelter's staff office because he doesn't fit in the cat kennels. if no one comes forward to claim this very large kitty...he will be up for adoption sunday at the pasadena humane society. (jrstone) (jrstone) and stay tuned right after our newscast for the kron four hoop session. mark carpenter has a look at the golden state warriors and other local bay area basketball programs. it all tips off tonight at 11. bob fitzgerald says: "2017-2018! 3 out of 4, back to back, your world champion golden state warriors!"( mark ) and the warriors paint the town blue and gold. the nba's newest dynasty celebrating its latest championship through the streets of oakland. the sights and sounds from the victory parade. reporter says: "how about the length of the contract how big of a negotiation point do you think that will be?"bob myers says: "whatever he wants, sometimes you don't negot

california. these bears know what to do. find some water in pasadena.this all brought by t-mobile. >>> good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from "abc7 mornings." and meteorologist mike nicco is here with a check of the weather. hey there, mike. >> hey, tasha. hi, everybody. and hello, sunshine in santa cruz. let's talk about your activity planner. one last day to do yard work before it gets too high. brighter and milder at the ocean but still kind of breezy and smaller waves on the bay today. temperatures from the mid-to-upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, 70s around the bay, 80s inland, until you get to about highway 4, some 90s there. triple digits likely in our east bay valleys. some of them may slip into the north bay and south bay. our hottest day saturday. sue? >>> we have an accident to the right-hand shoulder 80 westbound near powell street. that's the reason for very slow traffic approaching the mcarthur maze. once again, everything is off on to the right-hand shoulder. back to the richmond-san rafael bridge, where we had an earlie

california hotel pool. the texas family was visiting the westin hotel in pasadena, when the woman... camera. the man asked them if they had showered before going swimming. the mother claims, the man said he was with the health department. but a spokesperon for the pasadena health department denies that.. ( james ) the woman says at one point, the general manager of the hotel... threatened to call the police on her family. representatives from the hotel have since released a statement saying... they had no comment but are investigating the incident. ( james ) coming up next... as a bay area high school student tries to talk about her own sexual assualt during her valedictorian speech... her mic is cut. now... she's sharing her story with kron 4. (lydia) a big rig crash in the east bay causing a

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california has its hands full -- quite literally -- with a larger-than-average lost pet. appropriately nicknamed "chubbs" - this 29-pound himalayan was found walking down a busy pasadena streetperate need of grooming but apparently well fed - chubbs has taken up residence in the shelter's staff office because he doesn't fit in the cat kennels. if no one comes forward to claim this very large kitty...he will be up for adoption sunday at the pasadena humane society. ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. pstop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking news out of the east bay .... a big rig crash causing a mess of traffic on westbound 580 near castro valley. kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at the scene . (lydia) big rig crash is backing up traffic for miles. one lane is closed. this all started around 4:45 this morning. a big rig is on its side an

california. she believes it was because of the color of her skin. kareen wynter has details. natsa confrontation captured on cell phone video between an irate mother and an unidentified man here at pasadena'sotel who reportedly claimed he was a health inspector.that mom who only wanted to use her last name wheeler said she and her family including her 5 year old daughter were visiting from texas for summer vacation. wheeler said that man approached her and her child as it were swimming in the hotel pool asking if they had showered before entering the water.natsthat person allegedly continue to harass the family telling them according to wheeler that people carry diseases that could contaminate the water and that he didn't want to have to shut down the pool area.ms. wheeler: "i was shocked. i couldn't believe. nobody had ever asked me anything like that."wheeler alleges a verbal assault continued some of which was directed to her little girl who relatives quickly escorted from the location.this portion of the cell phone recording shows the aftermath of that altercation that moved inside the hotel when wheeler said the general manager tried intervening.natswheeler said instead of pressing th