Good evening, im ken wayne and im pam moore, thank you for joining us on kron 4 news tonight at 8. Another big story tonight as the number of covid19 cases and hospitalizations continues to rise governor Gavin Newsome announcing several new restrictions across the state to try and slow the spread of the virus. We have live on 14 coverage from details on the latest order from the governor to how it affects parts of the bay area kron fours justine waltman live in our newsroom with more on todays announcement just sing. Well pam Governor Newsom announced today the state is shutting down many indoor businesses thats because hospitalizations have increased by 51 . Over the last 2 weeks with these statewide Hospital Capacity now at 60 . So now restaurants bars wineries museums zoos card rooms and movie theaters must closed in 19 counties for 3 weeks now this includes santa clara. Contra costa and solano counties here in the bay area, 72 of the golden states population is now part of a Commun
And that will be setting in that direction if youre trying to figure out where it is, it is dim right now. You should get a decent view. And that is a look at your visibility to see where the people may have trouble viewing the moon right now. And Half Moon Bay down four mile visibility. And the valley spots are not the place to be necessarily. And notice up in the hills, the vac ca view is pretty cool. And were keeping an eye on that through the morning. And it is dim right now. And you may have trouble keeping an eye on where it is if you did not start to see the beginnings of Lunar Eclipse. And hopefully there are people out there take being pictures. And well see the Clear Conditions out there. And the central valley, theyre dealing with a lot of fog. We are tracking your ride along 880, heading into high ward. This is south of 238. We have a report of an accident right at highway 92. But so far, we are not seeing any delays from the crash as you make your way into hayward. And wer
Upper 50s to around 60 by morning. Partly sunny and quiet on tuesday with a high around 80. Thunderstorm chances return overnight tuesday and into wednesday. Tuesday partly sunny. High 80 dewpoint 57 wind se 510 mph nicole adlibs traffic red on yellow on traffic map some delays green on traffic map no delays investigations into the stabbing at a minnesota mall continue this morning. This as we learn more about the man arrested in connection to the bombings in new york city and new jersey. Kim joins us live in studio with more. Murder of a Law Enforcement officer. Rahami was named a suspect in this weekends bombings in new york city and new jersey. Just hours after investigators released his photo rahami was found sleeping in a bar doorway in new jersey. He was injured in a shoot out with police. Hes being held on 5point two Million Dollars bail and remains in a local hospital. Federal charges have not yet been filed. Two officers were hurt trying to arrest rahami. Their injuries are no
Highs end up in the low 80s. You are waking up to 60s as youre getting the kids ready for bus stop. Know there could be some fog and watch out for the little ones this morning, especially inland, most reports, and akron canton, and wooster and visibility reduced in elyria right now, and decent downtown, would he have 10 miles visibility we have 10 miles visibility and it has been trending that way, so it really depends on location and the visibilities do fluctuate, literally, as continues do. So we you this morning. The moral of the story is, a little extra patience as you leave as some spots will take a little longer. A lot of sun on the way. And High Pressure building in. Not just today. We are talking sunshine into the majority of the week. Work and school week, that is. Then we get to the weekend and we will chat but this is later on today. And it is clear as can be. As the sunsets this evening and we have a really great night ahead of us and more clear skies for our tuesday. And t
Is burnt out. Reporter Brenda Browns appliances are ruined and she blames this. The demolition of the building next door and now she wants someone to pay. I sit on my back porch and watch them tear down the building. Reporter thats when she explained to me that the troubles started. She called the cuyahoga phone bank and they both said after their investigations were done that they were not responsible. She said company got the power back on, but as far as the appliances, they are ruined. Both parties are at fault if you ask me. Reporter brown told me for weeks shes been trying to get answers, but could not. And that is when she reached out to news 5. Today i went to East Cleveland city hall for answers. Councilwoman Barbara Thomas is now helping to get those answers and an electrician to the house. If he could determine whether the contractor hit light fixtures and everything in her house to go out and from there we can determine who is going to help this poor woman and pay for all th