Nightside Report Nov. 22, 2021: What you need to know about exploding glass oven doors; COVID breakthrough cases after boosters?

Here are tonight’s top stories

Exploding glass oven doors: Here’s what you should know

DETROIT – Chef Bobby Nahra knows his way around a kitchen, especially his own.

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That is why he still can’t believe what happened inside his home.

“The floor was all full of glass,” Nahra said.

After doing some digging on my own, it seems this is a problem affecting different brands and models of ovens. Chef Bobby had recently purchased a Thermador oven, but it didn’t appear to be fully heating up and never hit the 500-degree mark.

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COVID breakthrough cases after boosters? Is there a Johnson & Johnson booster?

Since the coronavirus pandemic began, Dr. Frank McGeorge has been keeping viewers up-to-date and informed on all fronts. He’s been answering your questions about the vaccine, the vaccination process and more.

I received both doses of the Moderna vaccine and the booster. Am I still at risk? Have there been any breakthrough cases after receiving the booster?

Read the report here.


🏥Michigan reports 17,008 new COVID cases, 83 deaths -- average of 5,669 cases per day


University of Michigan flu outbreak: Where things stand as CDC investigation continues

The flu outbreak at the University of Michigan now numbers 760 cases since Oct. 6. A CDC response team arrived last week and is still investigating the outbreak.

Each week, Local 4 checks in with Minute Clinics around Southeast Michigan to gather information for the What’s Going Around report.

The Minute Clinic on South State Street in Ann Arbor was the first to report a dramatic increase in flu cases. Nurse Practitioner Sean Sullivan said a student first alerted them to the fact that the flu was spreading. He said lots of students are coming in to get tested.

Learn more here.


🌨️ Metro Detroit weather: Temperatures rise into 40s; chance of rain this week


63-year-old woman beaten, sexually assaulted outside vacant church in Detroit

A 63-year-old woman was beaten and sexually assaulted in the overgrown front yard of a vacant church in Detroit.

Volunteers canvassed the neighborhood searching for a suspect. People in the community also printed out Crime Stoppers posters and went to the area the crime happened to share the posters.

The assault happened Saturday (Nov. 20) in the area of Joy Road and Martindale Street. Police said the woman was left in the vacant yard all night until she was found the next morning.

Read more here.


NBA: LeBron suspended 1 game, Stewart gets 2 games for roles in Pistons-Lakers melee

The NBA has handed down suspensions for LeBron James and Isaiah Stewart following a wild scene in the Pistons-Lakers game on Sunday.

A near-brawl broke out at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday night after Lakers star LeBron James appeared to punch Pistons center Isaiah Stewart in the face after a free throw.

Video replay showed James appear to intentionally punch Stewart in the face after boxing out for a free throw in the third quarter of the Pistons-Lakers game on Sunday night in Detroit.

View the full report here.


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Kayla is a Web Producer for ClickOnDetroit. Before she joined the team in 2018 she worked at WILX in Lansing as a digital producer.