 The critical moment for the "Morning News" came in February 1992, when a series of rain storms hit the Southland, causing severe flooding in the San Fernando Valley.At that time, the only other news programs on in the morning were the national news shows on ABC ("Good Morning America"), NBC ("Today") and CBS ("CBS This Morning"), which were all broadcast on a three-hour tape delay in the Pacific Time Zone, with limited live coverage during the local news segments.Filling a need, KTLA set aside its normal programming and provided extensive coverage of the flooding.