ktla gail anderson takes us on a tour of the repository of san fernando valley pop culture. are looking at history, the history of the san fernando valley as well as los angeles preserved and taught here at the valley relics museum in van nuys, >> kind of post writing books featured in the 1980's coming of age. universal pictures comedy. >> there's some cool buzz it >> fast times at ridgemont high starring sean penn as potted student. just the coli. well, it's here, disco ball and all. >> this is the actual bus that was in fast times at ridgemont high and it was donated by skinner classics. they have it here for as long as we want and it's been. >> a huge attraction. so this is the best in the movie fast times at ridgemont high and it is a maze. >> also 19 64 plenty at on a bill safari wagon of those rodeo tailor to the >> we have new to calm the famous rodeo taylor station wagon equipped bullhorns and the guys and the embroidered seats. >> cohn taylor made outfits for everyone from gene autry to the famous elvis presley know that by the way, when in town, chris lee with jam

what began that sunny afternoon far away in southern california, san fernando valley, early may, 2012 something was really wrong, but a lot were 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. t when i showed up, he said, daddy didn't pick me up this morning. i said, what? he said, daddy didn't show up this morning. >> reporter: busy family, the ad boy got to school some other way >> he said he called a friend to from around the corner. >> reporter: or sometimes things fall apart. >> the situation sounded too crazy, love affairs, drug too outlandish. >> reporter: once those stable loving pieces have blown apart,i how do they come together againg >> 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?w >> reporter: but that afternoon, lisa smith knew instantly, something must be w

in the san fernando valley.ear wandering through the aisles of the supermarket over the weekend. >> despite food temptations everywhere. the young bear apparently to grab anything to eat the state. mostly calm during the visit. as you can see after the fact he was tranquilized and taken to a safe place. >> away from grocery will see it tonight at 8 tn, a have a nice evening. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: along come, long to. >> look at the number of ambulances stacked up. on the side, two, and here, one, two, three, four, five. >> announcer: and the anxious people who want a covid booster shot right now. >> i'm not going to wait. >> announcer: then stormed the hospital. >> i'm going to get into this hospital and see my damn son. >> i just want to see my son! >> announcer: plus, the fall of the house of cuomo. >> [bleep] cuomo! >> don't let the door hit you on the butt

house to set up a camera. [ laughter ] and joining us now from his palatial estate deep in the san fernando valleybuddy. >> guillermo: hi, sarah, how are you? >> sarah: i'm good, i'm so happy to see you. >> guillermo: me too, i wish i could be right there. i miss you, i love you, you're doing a great job, you're very funny. >> sarah: thank you, guillermo. so sorry this happened to you. are you feeling okay? >> guillermo: now i'm feeling way better. but last week, sarah, it was terrible. i had body pain, i had fever, even my balls hurt. [ laughter ] it was the worst. it was terrible. you know, i lost the taste of the food, everything. i just wanted to be in bed sleeping, you know. it was very terrible. and i called my doctor, and i said all the things that i had and everything, and he told me, thank god you were vaccinated, you know, because you would end up at the hospital with respirator and everything, thank god you're vaccinated and you're good at home, just stay safe and rest. >> sarah: yeah. i'm so glad you're vaccinated, because that keeps you out of the hospital and it keeps you from dying.

. >> in february of that year, cops have their hands full with a heinous crime in the san fernando valleysprawling. 29-year-old sherri rasmussen had been brutally beaten and shot in her own home. no suspects and few clues. then a week later, a possible lead. former criminal variation yolanda mcclary was a consultant for nbc news. >> in the same vicinity, another woman was approached in her residence by two males at gun point, also involved a home invasion robbery situation, so police, early on, thought there was a possibility these two men might have something to do with the murder. >> a composite sketch was released. the dna collected at the crime scene was useless, at least right now. police collected it any way. why? >> at crime scenes, if you know there's possible evidence on anything, you're not going to leave it behind. so, it was great forethought on their behalf actually to recover it. >> detectives scoured the condo and the entire complex. the only thing apparently stolen was from the garage, sherri's car, and that was recovered just a mile away from the crime scene with the keys

thank you, a supermarket in the san fernando valley had an unexpected did visit her much to the surprisebear wandered into a ralphs supermarket over the weekend in the porter ranch neighborhood of los angeles. tell yep. it roam the aisles for a few minutes before being chased out of that store. u. s fish and wildlife says it was then tranquilized and taken to the angeles national forest for release. mm. the chicago white sox and new york yankees generally play their baseball games in two of the largest cities in the united states. but tomorrow they're going to repelling. they're going to be playing right in the middle of a farm field. they built it, and thousands of fans are now coming to a small town in iowa. the two teams will play on a field near the famous field of dreams. movie set in dwyer's ville, iowa. the game will take place at a newly constructed 8000 seat ballpark. and you can watch the yankees and the white sox right here on ktvu. coverage begins at three p.m. the first pitch is at four or if you'd prefer to watch the news, just click over to ktvu plus. gas groceries and new

was elected to the state senate in 2006 to represent the more than 1.1 million people in the san fernando valley. he passed more than 70 bills including landmark legislation to combat climate change as well as one of sacramento's first -- most effective laws. the first letter to ne-yo secretary of state was reelected in 2018, receiving the most votes of any latino elected official in the united states. the secretary of state, he worked to make our elections more accessible while fighting to protect the integrity of our voting system. as california's junior u.s. senator, whose chairman of the judiciary subcommittee on education and border safety and serves as a member of the senate committees on budget, environment and public works. homeland security and and more. thank you senator padilla for your service, leadership and for joining us today. >> hello, i am senator alex padilla and i have the honor of representing california in the united states senate. thank you for inviting me to open this critical discussion on the fight for voting rights. thank you to today's panel for sherry your expertise.