clouds. that s not something we have said most of this week. it s been a really unseasonably strong system to come in. 50s for temps. remember monday with 30s and 20s? we ll have some high clouds but i think a lot of those are clearing the area, allowing high pressure to build in and bush off this cloud deck sooner. we had some rain earlier but looks like everything is about done here, except in southern california, where they are getting the rain and snow there. for us today, temps are near or a little above average. sal is here now to see if anything is going on. we have a crash right now, steve, and traffic is going to be a little slow in this area because of this crash we saw with a medic and fire department. montague expressway at dela cruz, this involves a couple different cars. also two medics called for trauma to the people who were involved. so avoid that scene if you can because there are lane closures. also if you re driving out to the macarthur maze, traffic is
we will show you the future cast timing out the rest of today coming up let s check in with gianna for a look at the traffic. let s look at the roadways right now. a couple of trouble spots responding to a broken down vehicle. reported runaround treasure island. tow crews headed out to the scene as well. eastbound 24 in the tunnel right on that second bore there is a stalled vehicle, looks like the person in the vehicle is outside walking around, really keep your eyes peeled for that. more changes to mass transit. this will actually be some good news for those that utilize the light rail. they will be back up and running, the service was shut down after an operator tested positive for covid-19. the first change should be rolling in the next couple of minutes and they will be running every 30 minutes. we will have all that information and in fact all the changes to mass transit, on our website, kpix.com. we have some breaking news just coming over the past half hour on jobl
that breaking news is in quebec city, canada where we ve just learned six people are dead and eight wounded after gunmen opened fire inside a mosque at the end of evening prayers. police have arrested two people. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is calling the shootings a terrorist attack. new york s mayor has ordered extra security in mosques there in response. so far there is no similar reaction here in the bay area. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts and you ll get breaking news updates. good evening. i m eric thomas. thanks for joining us. that shooting comes as americans across our country and here in the bay area have spent the weekend protesting president trump s controversial executive order banning people from certain predominantly muslim countries from entering the u.s. demonstrators showed up at airports across california and the country today. you re looking at video from los angeles, fresno, san diego, and in san francisco. the second day of
milestone with more than 2,000 deaths in a single day on friday. the total number of deaths is now over 19,000 with more than 506,000 confirmed cases. we have a team of correspondents standing bay for you to bring you the latest developments in this coronavirus pandemic. let s start in new york where the mayor and governor seem to be at odds over the question of closing schools in the city for the rest of the school year. cnn s evan mcmorris santoro is there for us. what are both leaders saying? reporter: fred, it s been a saturday of kind of sad, is hopeful, and strange news. the sad news, 783 deaths. another horrible, tough number for new york. following that the hopeful news the governor is saying that is actually part of maybe a plateau that shows that maybe this is the peak we ve all been waiting for may be upon us and then the strange news, which is that if you re sitting in new york today you had two back-to-back press conferences the first from the mayor of new york
or weeks away, the breakthrough revealing more light at the end of the tunnel. jillian: working from home, just because you are stuck inside doesn t mean you have to dress like it. rob: fox and friends first starts now. good morning. you are watching fox and friends first . jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. new york coronavirus cases topping every country outside the us. rob: the governor sending a stark warning is new york may have hit its peak. todd pyro joins us with the governor s message. reporter: close to 162,000 cases of coronavirus in new york, almost 10,000 more cases than the next closest country, spain according to johns hopkins. all this when the death toll eclipsed 7000, 5100 of them in new york city alone. new york governor andrew cuomo on the grim morning. we can t handle. and we can t handle the moderate it is essential we keep the curve flattened because we don t have the option of handling the curve if it goes higher. reporter: hop