(10 Jan 2025)
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Los Angeles – 9 January 2025
1. Wide of the Hollywood sign with palm trees in the foreground
2. SOUNDBITE (English) from left to right, Danny and John (No last name given), North Hollywood Residents:
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Danny: "So we came right here just to check out the fires., and there’s nothing burning in Hollywood. The sign, like it was shown on TV last night…"
(John: "When we saw the post on Instagram, we were devastated. We lived here all our lives, and when we saw that on Instagram it broke our hearts. So we wanted to come and see firsthand.")
Danny: "We’re really shocked that, There’s no fires."
(John: "There’s no fires.")
Danny: "And they’re faking it, basically. You know, when people are actually losing their houses."
(John: "Not nice to do things like that, especially when this is our, our home city. We grew up here and we see stuff like that. It’s it’s not a joke, guys. A lot of people’s homes have been burned and a lot of people have lost their houses, and some people have even lost their lives.")
3. Wide of Hollywood sign
4. Pan of Hollywood sign from trail
5. Med of signage reading (English) "VERY HIGH FIRE HAZARD SEVERITY ZONE. NO SMOKING."
6. Tight of Hollywood sign
7. SOUNDBITE (English) from left to right, Danny and John (No last name given), North Hollywood Residents:
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John: "You guys should help each other out, instead of trying to create false narratives and trying to promote BS. you know, help each other out. It’s not right."
8. Wide of the Hollywood sign with palm trees in the foreground
STORYLINE:
Residents from the Los Angeles area drove by the Hollywood sign after seeing fake reports of the iconic city landmark on fire.
John, a North Hollywood native who didn’t want to share his last name, said he saw an Instagram post showing the sign burning, calling it heartbreaking only to find it intact.
"Not nice to do things like that, especially when this is our home city," said John.
The Sunset Fire broke out in the Hollywood Hills on Wednesday night, threatening one of Los Angeles’ most iconic spots as firefighters battled to get under control three other major blazes that killed five people, put 130,000 people under evacuation orders and ravaged communities from the Pacific Coast to inland Pasadena.
The Palisades fire was the most destructive in the Los Angeles history, with at least 1,000 structures burned.
AP video shot by: Damian Dovarganes
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