A woman from Yemen who wants to fly to California to visit her dying 2-year-old child is being denied entry to the U.S. because of a controversial travel ban. His mother is barred from flying to the U.S. by President Trump's so-called "Muslim ban" and is stuck more than 7,500 miles away in Egypt. Mireya Villarreal reports.

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have discovered a “one of a kind” 4,400-year-old tomb of a high priest near Cario in Egypt.

Two-year-old Abdullah Hassan has been on life support at a hospital in Oakland for the past month. But President's Trump's travel ban is keeping his mother in Egypt from entering the U.S. to see him. KPIX's Betty Yu reports.

Archaeologists in Egypt are calling the unearthing of a new tomb a "one-of-a-kind" find. The hidden tomb of an Egyptian royal priest had been untouched for around 4,400 years and is covered with exceptionally preserved statues and hieroglyphics. The discovery was made last Thursday in the Saqqara pyramid complex just south of Cairo. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.

The tomb, filled with hieroglyphs and statues, has been untouched for 4,440 years.

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Archaeologists in Egypt uncovered the final resting place of a high priest that dates back more than four thousand years ago. 

Egyptian giants Al Ahly announce the appointment of Uruguayan Martin Lasarte as the club's new coach, succeeding Patrice Carteron in the post.

Salitas FC of Burkina Faso win 2-0 at Al Masry of Egypt in the biggest shock so far of the African Confederation Cup round-of-32 first leg matches.