- [Announcer] John Beard,
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Linda Alvarez,
Fritz Coleman, weather,
Fred Roggin, sports,
and David Horowitz, "Fight Back!"
"Channel 4 News at Four."
- Good afternoon, everyone, our top story today.
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- [Announcer] Jess Marlow,
Colleen Williams,
Fritz Coleman, weather,
Fred Roggin, sports,
and David Sheehan, entertainment.
Channel 4 News, number one in Southern California.
- Good evening, the Christopher.
- That's our news at five,
and we thank you for joining us today.
- Kelly and Keith are up next
with the "Channel 4 News at Six."
Have a great evening.
- Good night.
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- [Announcer] Kelly Lange,
Keith Morrison,
Fritz Coleman, weather,
Fred Roggin, sports,
and Doug Kriegel, "Money Matters."
"Channel 4 News at Six."
- Good evening, top story on the news at six o'clock.
The FAA is now.
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- [Kent] Your new day starting.
Good morning to you.
It's 5:30 AM, and you're looking
at a live picture across the San Gabriel Mountains
with the official "Today in L.A." palm
or pine tree on the left side.
It's Wednesday, May 19th.
- Nice sunrise.
Welcome to "Today in L.A. First Edition."
Here's what's happening on this Wednesday morning.
- There is...
All the morning's news, weather, sports,
and traffic start right now.
- [Announcer] This is "Today in L.A. First Edition"
with Carla Aragon and Kent Shocknek.
- Lots of news going on in the next 90 minutes.
We'll get to in just a second.
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- [Announcer] Live in Southern California,
this is "Channel 4 News at Five."
- This man says he is too sick to work.
He is too ill to walk, but here he is.
He is crossing the street.
This is police surveillance tape,
and the cops say they've caught this man in the act.
Good evening, everybody.
It's five o'clock, and I'm Paul Moyer.
- And I'm Colleen Williams.
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- [Announcer] Live in Southern California,
this is "Channel 4 News at Four."
- It's President Clinton in a pickup game of basketball.
He's competing with local kids
from South Central Los Angeles,
and he is here trying to score some points
as the people's president.
Good afternoon, everybody.
I'm John Beard.
- I'm Linda Alvarez.
Well, President Bill Clinton got reacquainted
with Los Angeles today,
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- [Announcer] Live in Southern California,
this is "Channel 4 News at Six."
- They look like regular bees.
They even sound like regular bees, but they are not.
They are killer bees, and they just hit the border.
Good evening, I'm Wendy Tokuda.
- And I'm Jess Marlow.
Frightening report from Mexico.
Authorities in Mexicali destroyed two hive.
- Good morning, it is 5:30 AM.
Welcome to "First Edition."
I'm Kent Shocknek.
- I'm Kathy Vara.
Here's what's happening on this Monday.
It's May the ninth.
- Gunmen take over a Hollywood restaurant overnight,
cutting some Mother's Day celebrations short.
Police have one suspect in custody this hour.
They're looking for another.
We'll have a live report from the scene.
- [Kathy] And LA Police are leading donation efforts
for an out-of-town woman.
She's here looking for help for her hospitalized baby.
Instead she became the victim of a Mother's Day robber.
- [Kent] All the new week's news, weather, sports,
and traffic start right now.
- [Announcer] This is "Today in L.A. First Edition."
- Good morning, everyone.
Hope you had a good weekend and a great Mother's day.
- Let's get things started as we get back to work
on this Monday morning
with an update on your weather from Christopher.
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- [Announcer] Live in Southern California,
this is "Channel 4 News at Four."
- You're looking at a live picture.
This is what remains of a suspicious briefcase
at a mobile gas station out in North Hollywood.
Not taking any chances this afternoon,
the LAPD bomb squad moved in and took care of it.
Nobody knows who put it there or for that matter why.
Good afternoon. I'm Chuck Henry.
- And I'm Kelly Lange.
And our top story on the news at four o'clock,
that bomb scare in North Hollywood.
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- [Announcer] This is "Today in L.A."
- Good morning, everyone.
Welcome to "Today in L.A."
It is Tuesday. It's May the 10th.
I'm Kathy Vara.
- I'm Kent Shocknek.
We're gonna start off our second half hour of news
with an update on your weather from Christopher.
And Christopher, this morning, you are at Mount Wilson
awaiting the annular eclipse coming up.
- Boy, I tell you, Kent, it is cold up here.
- [Announcer] Live in Southern California,
this is "Channel 4 News Weekend."
- [Newscaster] Storm clouds have been hovering off the coast
for days now.
Well, tonight, they have finally come ashore,
putting a pretty.
- "4 News at Six" begins right now.
- Thanks, David. Hello, everyone.
I'm Cater Lee in for Kelly Mack.
- And I'm Chuck Henry.
Our top story at six o'clock,
terrible weather all up and down the West Coast
has created a traveler's nightmare tonight.