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Kcet picked up eight wins tonight at the Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards, including awards for local color, culture and sports programming. Kmex followed with five wins.

Kvea’s wins included best news series and live coverage of an unscheduled news event. ABC7 took the honors for best evening newscast. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic the awards were presented without audience in front of the Television Academy’s Saban Media Center in North Hollywood and livestreamed on YouTube.

Below is the complete list of winners at the 72nd Los Angeles Area Emmys, including a breakdown of wins by each outlet.

L.A. Local Color

Transformation (Broken Bread) Kcet

Juan Devis, Executive Producer

Roy Choi, Executive Producer

Host Emily Mraz

Producer Matthew Crotty

Producer Elizabeth Collins

Producer Natasha Phan

Producer Aaron Warzynski

Editor Jacqueline Reyno

Associate Producer James Mann

Director, Director of Photography

Jt Smith, Editor

Live Special Events – Programming

60th Annual L.

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Soccer superstar David Beckham has hit back at critics who took aim at him for sharing his time between teams in Italy and Los Angeles - because he's the one who's suffering.

Dozens of fans of Major League Soccer (Mls) team Los Angeles Galaxy blasted Beckham for signing part-time with AC Milan when last year's U.S. season was over.

His stint in Italy overlapped with the start of the Mls season at the beginning of 2009, prompting criticism from some fans - but Beckham insists it is vital he remains fit to achieve his dreams of playing in a fourth World Cup for England.

Appearing on Fox Sports Radio on Wednesday, Beckham said, "I go away and leave my family for six months. They come and see me for a week every eight weeks - I hate being away from them.

"I go and live in Italy and I can't take my family because my boys are settled in school... It kills me."

And Beckham told radio hosts Petros Papadakis and Matt Smith he took a financial hit to play for both teams.

The soccer star will return to AC Milan when the Galaxy's current Mls play-off run is over.