And gusty winds through the day. Jillian mele is watching traffic. Its going to rain. Its a rainy morning. A busy morning just in the last few minutes. I had about four accidents new in the system following in pemberton browns mills road, that is blocked off. You can take trenton road as your alternate. Heading into pennsylvania we have an accident at lower gwyneth and this is the fourth accident in upper moreland, terwood road at greenwood drive. Make sure you take your time. As you can see, the blue route is actually dry. This is a live look at mac dade boulevard. Drive times look good between 95 and 76. Tracy. New from overnight, state police tell us one person was killed and four others hurt when their car collided with a tractor trailer in Montgomery County. It happened around 2 00 this morning. Police tell us all the victims were young adults. Were working right now to find out their conditions. And now to the deadly Parliament Shooting in ottawa. Police in canada lifted the lock
Position. Is there a motion on the minutes. Motion to approve. Is there a second . Any further discussion. All in favor say aye. Thank you very much. Of the five directors of i know of know. Next item Unfinished Business by the board. None. Okay thank you. None. Next item directors report. None. I think that is my report. Thats right. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Members of the board and public and staff. Were going to start off by recognizing a couple of our employees and i would like them to come forward and tell you about some exceptional inspectors. Good afternoon. Good afternoon chairman nolan, members of the board, director reiskin. It gives me great honor and pleasure to be here today to acknowledge two of our fare inspectors who really are just nothing short of heroes in the incident that im about to read you. On july 2, 2013 at approximately 1915 hours transit inspectors cheryl garrison and justin were on duty at powell street station and heard someone screaming from the pl
[inaudible] and in the neighborhood across from Washington Square park, one of the prettiest parks in the city and cost 17 million in project funds and 9 million in local bus and transit funds. The central subway will work just as well without this useless extension and finally when its completed there will be no north beach station. This is a lot to ask the neighborhood [inaudible] construction [inaudible] benefit. Please remove the tunnels go to option from the central subway project. Save 17 million and 9 million and let north beach enjoy its village and especially for the tourists. We live by the gateway and we had months and months of trucks and that i can tell you its been awful and its just going to ruin north beach. Thank you. Thank you. Next speaker please. [inaudible] coalburn. Lance karns. Burt whiner. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. I am a resident of San Francisco and a will a will you ever of north beach and this comes down to money and many think that the millions spent
Keep San Francisco moving and just an incredible effort by a lot of people, so we are not one to rest on our laurels. We are doing after action analysis. For everything that went well there were things that we felt we could have done better so were refining and tightening up those plans. We maybe at the same situation again at the beginning of august. If that of course we hope it doesnt happen but if it does happen we will absolutely be ready, and that concludes my report. Thank you mr. Reiskin. Members of the board questions or comments to the director . Seeing none. Members of the public that wish to speak to the directors report. Mr. Whiner. Yes thank you. I am seeing no one to address the board. We will move to item eight. Brandnew chairman. Congratulations. Thank you. Dan murphy is going to be the vice chairman. Correct. Our stationary is all fixed up. Congratulations. Thanks to the great staff. We appreciate you taking leadership at this point. Welcome. And have a few motions and
Im wolf blitzer here in the situation room. Experts on the Coronavirus Task force are scheduled to begin briefing the public very soon. Standby for that. Well hear from the experts. Meanwhile more than 14,000 americans have now died during the outbreak, and more than 400,000 here in the United States have tested positive for the virus. But dr. Anthony fauci says earlier estimates perhaps 100,000 americans could die are not necessarily inevitable. A white house model now predicts 60,000 fatalities in the u. S. Down from 80,000, 50,000 dead here in the United States by august. Thats still a huge number. Experts warn that social distancing must remain in place for the time being, and theres now new concern about potential hotspots in philadelphia, baltimore and right here in washington, d. C. Lets go to cnns erika hill. Shes joining us from new york right now. Give us the latest on all the late breaking developments. Reporter wolf, of course. As we look at those potential new hotspots you