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What hes preaching was not a positive, it was not a positive, i hear that from a lot of people coming through. A weekly average of 9900 cases per day, double the average from two weeks ago. A National Community woman. Where is the math showing abruptly credit changing criteria from 4 tiers, forcing counties to jump 2 tiers abruptly, it seems forced and not scientific. Reporter gatherings a restaurant seven order to stop at 10 pm starting saturday, takeout and delivery will still be allowed. It has been a really tough year, yes, we are in the same boat, but i guess the Restaurant Business is getting more affected than any other businesses. Reporter people can go Grocery Shopping and walks without other households, but not to do nonessential work or gathering from 10 pm until 5 am until the morning of december 21. To be clear, there are some bay area counties that are not under the restriction, but that could change this weekend . Reporter thats right, there are 41 out of 58 counties, an
Adult male, no description yet of the suspect, right now, the covid19 numbers keep going from bad to worse in california, tonight, hitting a new alltime high, more than 13,000 new cases. That surge now prompting curfew orders that will take Effect Tomorrow night, impacting all counties in the purple tear, and as kpix kenny choi reports, there is already a lot of blowback tonight. Reporter one Business Owner said it is deflating when orders are issued but not necessarily followed. There were multiple households, discursive applies for counties that are in purple. Gatherings at restaurants have been ordered to stop by 10 00 p. M. Under the new orders starting saturday, take out and deliveries will still be allowed. It has been a really tough year, we are all in here, but i guess the Restaurant Business is getting more affected than any other process. Reporter people can go Grocery Shopping and for walks without other household, but the coffee prohibits residents from using their homes to
Children is in quarantine after possibly being exposed to the coronavirus at school. It will not stop the virus and it will not stop from 10 00 p. M. 5 00 a. M. ewith most of the area going under curfew tonight and will San Francisco be next . The u. S. Breaking another record with the second week in a row with the number of hospitalizations and cases soaring. Good morning. I am devin fehely. I am emily turner. It is clear and that is out will be moving forward for the remainder of the week. Getting close to freezing and 38 and concord, 42 in oakland. San francisco warmer at 46. Santa rosa cool at 34 degrees thanks to clear conditions. Here is a live look out of the Treasure Island camera toward the city. The temperature change is chillier than yesterday morning. Temperatures will be rising later into today. This will be the warmest day of the week, if you can believe it, thanks to clear skies. The zona forecast at the coast, 59 and partly cloudy. Clear around the bay with inland areas
Trees fell left and right. It sounded like a category 4 or 5 hurricane. It was that loud. The winds shook the trees loose littering the streets and roads and prompting a big cleanup. I was shocked at the mess this morning. Branches was everywhere. So were power lines. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Im ama dates. And im dan lashly. The peak gusts reached over 80 miles an hour in st. Helena and 50 at the oakland airport. Sandhya, you told us this was coming, and boy, did it. Yeah, they were ferocious no doubt about it. Let me show you the wind advisory still in effect for salono county. Gusts up to 40 not out of the question until 8 00 p. M. Tonight. Still the possibility of downed tree and a few power lines going down. Look at the gusts right now to 25 in fairfield. Were going to get a second round of winds coming in later tonight going into tomorrow morning. Right now over the Higher Elevations gusts to 30 at mt. St. Helena. We did so these wind gusts close to 90 miles an hour ov