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A one-hour special saluting Chambers will air on KTLA at 8 p.m. Aug. 23 and repeat at 11p.m. Sept. 5.

Chambers was an eyewitness to many landmark events: the 1961Bel-Air fire, the 1965 Watts riots, Robert F. assassination in 1968, the 1971Sylmar earthquake, the South Central riots in 1992, and destructive fires in Laguna, Malibu and other locations. also reported on the signature broadcast of the Tournament of Rose parade almost every year since 1949. Ahuge picture of a young Chambers wearing a hard hat, getting ready to report on a raging oil refinery fire in Long Beach in 1949 dominates the lobby of KTLA. It was one of the first live shots.

guy in the picture is all nervous, waiting for his cue to go Chambers said, laughing. But the story that still stands out as the defining moment of his career remains his coverage of the tragic death of 3-year-old Kathy Fiscus in 1949. The little girl fell down a well shaft while playing in a field in San Marino. With equipment that would now be considered primitive, Chambers and colleague Bill Welsh provided 27 1 2 hours of continuous live coverage, reporting every step of the ultimately unsuccessful rescue effort. Few residents had televisions in those days.

But after that story, sales of televisions greatly escalated. of a sudden, TV, which could bring pictures into your living room, was a huge Chambers said. And even after thousands of stories, he said he has never been bored. is a challenge with every story, and I just love that creative process of putting a script together, editing a piece and getting it on the he said. always felt a great satisfaction in that.

always fresh to Station officials praised longevity and work ethic. Said KTLA News Director Jason R. Ball: probably has the record for the longest career in American television news. unheard of in this industry for someone to have a career lasting 63 years, and seen the entire history of the news business. He is synonymous with our station seen everything: the first live broadcast, the first live remote.

He was there when we made the switch to And even with a reduced work schedule, Chambers has remained a regular presence on newscasts. comes in almost every day and does about a story a Ball said. knows how to use the digital playback machine. He has a natural curiosity as a reporter. And despite all these years in the business, he have a jaded bone in his USC journalism professor Joe Saltzman called Chambers legend in local television and last shining beacon in a business that had grown increasingly dark and degraded.

We teachers of broadcast journalism have been able to use Stan as the perfect model of what a TV journalist should be, to show students what a real-life reporter can achieve if he or she practices good journalism, even in a medium that in recent years has corrupted the meaning of good Admirers of Chambers can also be found outside local boundaries. Tom Brokaw wrote a foreword for 2008 autobiography, in awe of your A tribute to Chambers by the Society of Professional Journalists in 2005 included a letter from former First Lady Nancy Reagan that read, has contributed so much to Los Angeles over the course of his career. Actually, surprised a national network woo him away long Chambers said he was never really approached by a network or local station to leave KTLA (owned by the Tribune as is The Times): probably because I had a big 5 stamped on my he joked. Though he is cutting back, Chambers told his bosses he still would like to do occasional stories. is always welcome here whatever he wants to Ball said.

Chambers said he hopes to spend more time with his family, including his 11chil- dren, and also to golf a bit more regularly with his wife. writing another book, who writing a he quipped. But he knows miss the daily routine: love the city, I love the viewers, I love being in front of the camera. just glad I was able to be part of greg.braxton@latimes.com Robert Gauthier Los Angeles Times CUB REPORTER: Chambers stands before a 1949 image of himself getting ready to report on a refinery fire in 1949. It was one of first live shots.

Stan Chambers steps down at KTLA seen the entire history of the news business. He is synonymous with our R. Ball, KTLA news director Chambers, from ProgramNet- work Viewers ProgramNet- work Viewers 1 The BacheloretteABC11.73 2 NFL Hall of Fame Game: The Cincinnati Bengals vs. the Dallas Cowboys NBC11.44 3 The Bachelorette: After the Rose ABC11.32 4 Got Talent (Tue.) NBC10.37 5 Got Talent (Wed.) NBC10.06 --------------------------------------6 NFL PregameNBC9.61 7 60 MinutesCBS9.40 8 NCISCBS8.95 9 Wipeout 10 The Big Bang Theory CBS8.52 --------------------------------------11 Two and a Half MenCBS8.21 12 Big Brother 13 NCIS: Los AngelesCBS7.31 14 Criminal MindsCBS7.18 15 KitchenFOX7.15 --------------------------------------16 Big Brother 17 The Mentalist CBS7.03 18 Big Brother 19 Rookie BlueABC6.87 20 Minute to Win It (Wed.) NBC6.80 --------------------------------------21 Wipeout 22 FlashpointCBS6.19 23 Undercover BossCBS6.18 24 Funniest Home Videos ABC6.15 25 So You Think You Can Dance (Wed.) FOX6.07 --------------------------------------26 CSICBS5.92 27 CSI: MiamiCBS5.90 28 MasterchefFOX5.83 29 Law Order: SVUNBC5.71 30 Soy Tu (Wed.) UNI5.68 --------------------------------------31 Soy Tu (Mon.) UNI5.67 32 Lie to MeFOX5.64 33 So You Think Can Dance (Thu.) FOX5.58 34 Soy Tu 35 CSI: NYCBS5.30 --------------------------------------Rules of Engagement CBS5.30 37 Shaq vs. ABC5.24 38 Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (8 p.m.) ABC5.18 39 Soy Tu 40 The Good WifeCBS5.09 --------------------------------------41 48 Hours MysteryCBS5.03 42 Dateline 43 44 How I Met Your Mother CBS4.82 45 Soy Tu --------------------------------------46 Primetime: What Would You Do? (Tue.) ABC4.74 Boston MedABC4.74 48 Got Talent (Mon.) NBC4.64 49 Hasta que el Dinero nos Separe(Tue.) UNI4.55 50 Hasta que el Dinero nos Separe(Mon.) UNI4.54 --------------------------------------51 Family GuyFOX4.41 52 Dateline 53 Hasta que el Dinero nos Separe(Thu.) UNI4.33 54 Last Comic Standing NBC4.27 55 Modern FamilyABC4.22 --------------------------------------Hasta que el Dinero nos Separe(Wed.) UNI4.22 Most Wanted: America Fights Back FOX4.22 58 48 Hours Mystery Friday CBS4.20 59 Mi Pecado 60 Primetime: What Would You Do? ABC4.15 --------------------------------------61 The Middle 8 p.m.) ABC4.13 62 Cops (8:30 p.m.)FOX4.04 63 The MiddleABC4.00 64 The SimpsonsFOX3.98 65 Cristina --------------------------------------66 The Good Wife (Sun.) CBS3.88 67 Law Order: SVU (Thu.) NBC3.86 68 Glee (Thu, 8 p.m.) FOX3.84 69 ClevelandFOX3.82 70 Mi Pecado --------------------------------------71 Mi Pecado 72 Mi Pecado Castle 74 Good GuysFOX3.58 75 Friday Night LightsNBC3.55 --------------------------------------76 Mi Pecado 77 John MaddenNBC3.44 78 Cops (8 p.m.)FOX3.42 79 Bones 9 p.m.) FOX3.35 Bones 8 p.m.) FOX3.35 --------------------------------------81 Wife SwapABC3.32 82 ScoundrelsABC3.28 83 Aqui Ahora 84 Crimetime Saturday (8 p.m.) CBS3.14 85 Cougar TownABC3.08 Network averages Here is the number of viewers (in millions) that each network averaged per hour of prime time, for last week and for the season.

Network Last week Season to date CBS6.0810.59 NBC5.677.58 ABC5.528.05 Fox4.618.95 UNI3.533.48 Here are the rankings for national prime-time network television last week (Aug. 2-8) as compiled by the Nielsen Co. They are based on the average number of people who watched a program from start to finish. Nielsen estimates there are 286 million potential viewers in the U.S. ages 2 and older.

Viewership is listed in millions. Bachelo- drew its largest audience for a season finale since 2004 and was last most-watched prime-time television program, ending the streak Got being the most-watched non-sports program at nine weeks. The two-hour finale, during which Ali Fedotowsky accepteda marriage proposal from Roberto Martinez, averaged 11.74 million viewers, according to figures released Tuesday by the Nielsen Co. Bachelorette: After the Final which followed, was the third most-watched program, averaging 11.32 million viewers. coverage of NFL Hall of Fame Game was second for the week, averaging 11.44 million viewers, the most for an NFL exhibition game since Aug.

27, 2001. Reruns of its popular scripted programming and made CBS the most-watched network for the seventh consecutive week, averaging 6.08 million viewers for its prime-time programming between Aug. 2and Sunday. CBS had 10 of the 11most-watched scripted programs, led by eighth overall. The only premiere on the five major broadcast networks, the Canadian- produced comedy to on the CW, was fifth in its p.m.

Tuesday time slot and 91st for the week among programs on the five major broadcast networks, averaging 988,000 viewers. The TNT police drama was the most-watched cable program, averaging 6.94 million viewers, which would have put it 19th among the programs on the five major broadcast networks. PRIME-TIME TV RANKINGS Lovers woo, give ABC a lift city news service.