On November 1, 2015, the station debuted a new set along with new graphics. KABC-TV, as well as the other Disney owned television stations, has a large presence on several social media platforms. In May 2014, it was announced that the station was the first one in the United States to surpass one million likes on Facebook. Owing to its common ownership with ESPN, KABC-TV became the designated broadcast home of Los Angeles Rams games in 2016 for the team's appearances on "Monday Night Football". KABC-TV only carries the Rams' "Monday Night Football" games from that year onward while other games are split between four other television stations: KCBS-TV through the "NFL on CBS" and its preseason Rams telecasts, including the network's Thursday night games (2016–2017), KNBC through "NBC Sunday Night Football" and NBC-produced Thursday night games (2016–2017), KTLA through games telecast exclusively by NFL Network, and KTTV through "Fox NFL Sunday" and Fox-produced Thursday night games (2018–present). The station also produces and broadcasts the Rams' team shows on Saturday nights during the regular season, with comedian Jay Mohr serving as host. The same broadcast schedule applies for the Los Angeles Chargers, after they relocated from San Diego. The station also carries NFL postseason wild card games. The Chargers named KABC-TV the team's official English-language television broadcaster beginning in 2017, giving KABC-TV access to preseason telecasts and weekly magazines. In addition, KABC-TV carries NBA games involving the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers through the league's contract with the network. The station has carried the Lakers' 2004, 2008, 2009 and 2010 NBA Finals appearances, including the team's championship victories in the latter two years. KABC-TV served as the home station for the 1984 Summer Olympics, which were held in Los Angeles. KABC-TV produces several local shows including "Vista L.A." (which profiles Latino life in Southern California), and "Eye on L.A." (which has been on the air in some form since the early 1980s). On weekends, the station airs "Eyewitness Newsmakers", hosted by reporter Adrienne Alpert. The station produces sports shows under various names throughout the year, all formerly under the name "ABC 7 Sports Zone", which formerly originated from the ESPN Zone in Anaheim: "Rams Primetime Saturday" airs following the network's telecasts of Saturday Night college football games; during the NBA season, the station airs "Slam Dunk Saturday/Sunday" following Saturday night and Sunday afternoon games.