we are in the san fernando valley right now and officials here in los angeles tell us that they are tracking in data closely. they know that the virus is spiking here in the san fernando valley which is why they're going to be opening up another testing facility later on this morning that can test some 3,000 people of course, dodgers stadium, the largest testing facility in the entire country, has expanded hours. they are trying to increase the amount of testing they can do. at this point it's 13,000 a day. the state believes that this is the key to trying to stop the surge here now, in addition to testing, they've also put statewide restrictions in place. the counties that are seeing the highest number of coronavirus cases, those facilities that are nonessential are being asked to close by 10:00 p.m people are being told to stay home and in los angeles county starting wednesday evening they are restricting outdoor dining, telling restaurants that it's takeout only of course, that is going to be a challenge for many of these restaurants that have been struggling to survive throughout the pan

los angeles here in the san fernando valley, we invited people to send them in their photos of not once so we can. >>alstom near the city of los angeles along with councilwoman monica rodriguez organized a drive through this year to ensure a covid safe celebration. each year officials would shut down part of an ice boulevard handbook climate to hold a street festival. but this year family and community members remembered these victims in a different way with some leaving their vehicles to view the photos of close along the altar that they >>my mom passed and memory of them. this is a beautiful event too. some call little bit of home. >>officials here also pointed out according to the la county health department's database about 48% of deaths and more than 60% of cases attributed to covid-19 we're tied to latinos in la county, particularly vulnerable. the added are those residing in the northeast, san fernando valley due to household size and socio economic factors. >>hopefully that you don't we passed piece and nick j different game. we'll be you know good in. us hope for the best. >>th

what began that sunny afternoon far away in southern california, san fernando valley, early may, 2012>> something was really wrong, but a lot more wrong than i could imagine. >> reporter: it was the boy who knew at first, knew something was wrong. his dad was supposed to take him to school that morning. but after school -- >> i was to go to school and pick him up after basketball practice. when i showed up, he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. i said, what? he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. >> reporter: it could happen. busy family, people forget. the boy got to school some other way. >> he said he called a friend from around the corner. >> reporter: or sometimes things fall apart. >> the situation sounded too crazy, love affairs, drug dealers, love triangles. it just sound today outlandish. >> reporter: once those stable loving pieces have blown apart, how do they come together again? >> somebody is going to walk away from this who maybe you wish wasn't going to walk away? >> exactly. >> how do people sleep at night? how do they live with themselves? >> reporte

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here is the report from san fernando valley. >> reporter: this eight-year- old nina had to use her mom'scharge her phone, which is been her only form of entertainment. >> i am so bored inside. i have no internet and no lights. it is so boring in there. >> reporter: southern california edison temporarily cut power to thousands of customers in several counties. the move is designed to prevent wildfires caused by electrical equipment when the strong wind is in the forecast during the red flag warning. casie mason and said that generators are often needed around here. >> it happens a lot when the wind comes. it does not matter how strong it is here but the pins on the canyons. >> reporter: joe benson was left in the dark without the heater. they had to bundle up with three layers of clothing and a hat. >> when they noted that i have on my pajamas and robe, everything right with me. >> reporter: the power went out while brett and laura were preparing to thanksgiving dinner. >> with no power and no dinner, it made everything worse. >> reporter: they had their feast after the power came back, 2

so here in the san fernando valley.y can attack some 3,000 people a day, and dodger stadium, the largest testing facility in the country. long lines there. 13,000 people a day, at the end of the day the county officials here truly believe that testing is their way out of this, a way to stop the surgeover the virus, back to you. >> alison, you're in minnesota and they're seeing a big surge in the midwest, what are you hearing? >> yeah, hear in minnesota they have seen in the last couple of weeks their numbers break most records. last week there was two days where the daily rate of new infections dropped. hospitalizations, the death rate, they have continued to set records. everyone we see says things are trending in a very bad direction. not only are they worried about services like balanambulances b also how their hospital is taking care of people. right now i have with me tlsmt stevens, and he not only overseas all of this in terms of what we see coming in emergency weez b wise, but they also work inside. we're seeing

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specifically, this is happening in the san fernando valley, feet away from a runway at whiteman airport. this plane hit several vehicles and burst into flames after the crash. at this point, we're told this one person was killed and we don't know if the person was in the plane or on the ground at the time. finishes are working to find out what happenned that brought the plane down in los angeles county. we'll continue to follow the breaking news there and information as we get it into our newsroom. >>> restaurant owners said they're being dealt another setback as they are struggling to save their industry, which is falling on difficult times. managers across the country said if they don't get federal aid, they'll be forced to close before june. officials are trying to work with businesses, but they have to crack down on the ones not following the rules. >> when we have repeat offenders and willful violation. about we have businesses simply refusing to comply and putting our community at risk, we take it seriously. >> finishes say that santa clara county usually gives businesses up to th

california there was wheelchair basketball and this was out of the birmingham va hospital in the san fernando valleyhis caught the attention of any people. and in a first hollywood movie, anyplace a paralyzed veteran. and he is rehabbing and some of this was spelled out in van nuys. these are some of the exercises. and for the reasons why basketball became so popular because of the veterans but also because it did help with the chest, the arms of the shoulder muscles which are so important for paraplegics because sort of helping them move around. and have the strength to be able to do this. here's what i was mentioning the jennings. his coming into the car with his costar there. and it goes right into the second seat. and he could drive away. these are specially adapted cars for paraplegics and you will see the house that he is not walking in. his paralyzed veterans formed the pda, paralyzed veterans of americans. when this team from birmingham would go on the road. they would stop in washington dc and lobby congress for rights, for disability rights including adapted cars that is-to build a house t

we are in the san fernando valley, just outside los angeles, as you mentioned. cars lining up all across the treat here, and then if you walk with me down here, this is where they're trying to go. all the way here is the testing location, where we're told they can test some 2,400 people a day. that's the mission across the state of california, is what we're seeing. testing is key. we know dodgers stadium, the largest testing facility in the entire country, testing some 13,000 people a day. the mayor here, had an opportunity to speak with him, and he said, we're pushing out text alert, encouraging people to get tested. they believe that's the strategy here. if they know who has this virus thar then they can contract trace and those people can self-quarantine. in addition to that, cases are exploding in the state of california, as they are all throughout the state, throughout the country here. so just last night, we saw the county of los angeles put in place even further restrictions, limiting outdoor dining. again, they believe these restrictions and testing is t

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capturing the moment, a small plane crashes into the ground this is in the neighborhood in the san fernando valley, southern california. the plane burst into flames killing the pilot and setting several cars on fire happened about 1130 thursday morning. and tonight we've learned the pilot had just drop someone off in bakersfield and was making his way back to los angeles. when he had engine trouble the tower clear the runway for an emergency landing but the pilot was not able to make it thankfully, no one on the ground was hurt. a dramatic scene out of oakland this morning fire crews responding to a major fire in an abandoned building on dennis's street you can see the video here this is in an area between coast guard island and union point park along the embarcadero according to the oakland fire department the building was tagged as unsafe to occupy by the city back in august. >>a notice stapled to the building's dorries the premise has been declared a public nuisance and shall remain vacant and not reoccupied the cause of this fire is still under investigation. and today golden gate bridge direc

. >> where i grew up was the porno capital of the world san fernando valley.that i knew really well. funny enough. >> who's dirk digler? >> that's that new good looking kiddedy at the club. >> good name. >> yeah >> i called my agent and i said are you punking me? it was an x-rated script. they said no it's going to be "r." i said no it's not. there's copulating in it. they said no that's the contract. and i said, well, i'm in. >> i used to argue with paul that amber should die. you're like, she can't die. i was like, she would. she probably would. i don't know that she would have survived all of that. >> i'll ask you if you're my mom okay? and you say yes. okay? are you my mom? >> yes, honey. >> yes. >> she kind of assumes the mantle of parenting in this world. she's not actually taking care of them. she is play acting. >> what we're talking about then is coming to an agreement on the custody of andrew. >> yes. >> the thing that i really love about the scene as she is kind of fighting for custody, the judge turns to her and says, maggie, have you ever been arr

captures the moment that a small plane crashing into the ground in a neighborhood in the sand that san fernando valleysouthern california, then burst into flames killing the pilot and setting several cars on fire. this happened around 1130 on thursday since then we've learned the pilot had just drop someone off of the bakersfield airport and then was making his way back to los angeles when he had engine trouble clear to run conway for an emergency landing but the pilot just did make it there. thankfully, no one on the ground was hurt. a convicted murderer scott peterson spoke during his court appearance friday in redwood city kron four's phillipe djegal was there and has more on the future. peterson's new case. >>at least for the time being convicted murderer scott peterson will remain on death row at san quentin state prison. the only person to physically appear in the courtroom at the hall of justice in redwood city was the superior court judge. peter saying his defense and prosecutors all joined virtually at issue was whether or not the court would order peterson to be relocated from prison to the