it's over on bernal road in san jose. again, it happened yesterday and today is easter sunday.nk all of you for joining in that low rider car blessing. but if you want to get a hold of us here on "comunidad del valle," you can follow me on instagram, my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo. and there is my email address as well. we thank you so much for sharing your easter sunday with us on "comunidad del valle." we're gonna leave you now with some more danza azteca. we'll see you next week. speaker: in the morning, yeah, we had some huayquis, which means like, you know, brother, you know what i mean, homie, you know what i mean, the huayquis. they're from tahuantinsuyo, south america, peruanos, you know, quechua, [speaking in foreign language] you know, they speak their language, they came and offered their song. you got a place here too, you know what i mean, we recognize you for having your culture, you know. come and share it, you know. share your way, share your traditions, you know. so our relatives, the totonacas, are from veracruz, mexico, the state of mexico, and they brought

the road is still closed between bernal avenue and the sunol road exit.of the main hotspots this morning. take the roads back on residential areas is probably the best bet. if you are headed towards san jose i mean, just you know, find different ways to get to where you need to go. because this is not the way. we also want to take you over to highway 84 as well. overall the roads you can see a bit of brake lights on southbound 880 in hayward now between the tennyson and industrial boulevard exit. and a little bit -- pardon me -- little bit more slow conditions -- not 4/20 for me. it's called seasonal allergies, reed. appearing on the maps as more people head out the door on this friday morning. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >>> you can just close your eyes and picture the trolley cars right? it is one of the soundtracks of san francisco. tony bennett. leaving his heart and art collections from a nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those wit

those of you wanting to take southbound 680, all lanes are currently closed between the bernal avenue and sunol roadwe have caltrans crews currently out there sweeping up some gravel that was a spill from an accident earlier this morning but chp mentioned they're going to try and get this open this hour. we're going to check back in but right now, you see a lot of red there before these lanes are reopened. so it's going to be a really slow drive for those of you heading towards the south bay. some other brake lights can be seen over on westbound 80 and emeryville approaching the bay bridge. for those entering san francisco so as gianna would say, reed, pack your patience on this friday morning. all right, thank you so much. right to what looks to be a major escalation in the middle east. >>> israel has fired a barrage of missiles and drones on iran. following iran and their firing uniserial over the weekend. a u.s. official describing this as retaliatory act and saying it is limited. no nuclear targets hit in iran. meanwhile, iran just downplaying the strike there telling their people they shot down

bernal there was a crash and a gravel spill. the stoppage is good news. that means the sweeper has arrived to clear the gravel. hopefully they'll make quick work of it. maybe 15 minutes. foothill roadalong 680 parallel to that, smaller roadway. allow slowing time through that area. south 680 currently has the sweeper truck at bernal and it will stop you before you get to sunol. you can use 83 out of the altamont. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. a new incident pops up on the bay bridge. we'll check that coming up. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. israel overnight launching at least one air strike against iran. >> scott mcgrew has been monitoring the very latest. the strike is in response to an iranian strike on israel. >> right, which is in response to an israeli attack on an iranian consulate. you can see why the u.s. and other countries are very worried about this getting out of control quickly. reporters were just speaking to secretary of state blinken, who no doubt had a long night. here is the latest from america's top diplomat. >> we're also committed to de-escalating, to trying to bring this tension to a close. >> the strike itself was very small. this is vi

doing a traffic break there because of some metal debris in the road, also, a northbound 680 at burnout, actually southbound 680 at bernalre's a crash there, and it looks like there's a problem in the northbound direction of 680 in the danville area. we'll get the details on that coming up in just a minute. let's show you the live pictures here. 880 in oakland coliseum. looks good. san mateo bridge no problems there. some nice sunshine peeking through as you drive over to the peninsula. bay bridge toll plaza is in good shape this morning. macarthur maze, though still recovering because of an issue on northbound 880, where it connects to eastbound 80 non commute direction. now things are finally starting to move again. well more than 600 workers at apple just received layoff notices. the latest round of tech worker layoffs here in the bay area. ktvu james torres here with the details of those layoffs and what's expected to happen next. james allen, good morning. >> well, for practically the entirety of the pandemic, apple was able to avoid those large mass layoffs. we saw that in the thousands for other tech giants. and w

bernal, they got it all cleaned up. and by golly, traffic is getting better. it was backed up past 580, about a half hour ago, and folks are finally getting to work on that road,own to the snow grade. so still a bit of a slow roll. 680 south time is 632. let's get it back to pam a day. >> thank you frank. bart will have to upgrade its station elevators after it faced a class action lawsuit. a federal judge approved a legal order that requires the transit agency to do a better job of maintaining and cleaning its elevators. >> ktvu sally rasmus is at the walnut creek bart station now to tell us more about it. good morning. ali >> good morning dave. well, any time you go to a bart station, there is always either an escalator or an elevator to get up to the platform. like this escalator here behind us at the walnut creek bart station. but if you were in a wheelchair and the escalator is not an option if the elevators broken, there is no way you can take bart. and that was the basis of a class action lawsuit that was brought by several bay area groups representing people with disabilities and mobility challenges. that lawsuit was actually brought back in 2017. it c