But we begin this morning with todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Radical islamic terrorists. I dont want them here. The president delivers on a Campaign Promise that critics call unamerican. The part that is really going to send shock waves around the world, the suspension of the u. S. Refugee program. There was smiles and there was laughter and they each held hands. Hes t ees theresa may is tt foreign leader to meet President Trump. You say you praise russia and want to ban muslims coming to america. For tbritain that sounds alarge you asked for that question . There goes that relationship. Thousands of opponents gathered for the annual march for life rally. Life is winning again in america. Syracuse, caught on camera, a pickup truck bursting into the side of a bus. Thankfully there were no serious injuries. Cars are not supposed to fly. T police say the car flew up the exit ramp and landed at a car repair shop. British actor john hurt. All that honoring the life of actress
Aim at President Trumps immigration ban with speeches about unity against a diverse backdrop of surprise winners. Those are your top headlines today. It is monday, january 30th. From abc news, this is world news now. Good morning, im Erielle Reshef in for diane. We begin with the terror attack on a mosque in quebec city. Six men were killed during an evening prayer service, eight others were wounded. Two men were taken into custody after a police chase. No motive has been revealed, but the canadian Prime Minister has been very vocal if his support for refugees. Here at home, President Trump is facing a growing backlash over his executive order, aimed at temporarily blocking immigrants from seven predominantly muslim countries. And more demonstrations are on top for today. [ chanting ] reporter protests erupting from coast to coast over President Trumps immigration crackdown. In the shadow of lady liberty at new yorks battery park crowds filling bostons copley square, raleigh, minneapol
Good morning. Im erielle reshef. And im ryan smith. Kendis and diane are off this morning, and we begin with that breaking news, a mass shooting at a mosque in canada. Six worshippers killed in whats being called a terror attack in quebec city. Eight people were hurt in the attack. The victims were said to range in age from 35 to 70 years old. Witnesses say the gunmen wore ski masks and opened fire on worshippers at the end of the prayer service. Two suspects are now in custody. Two suspects were arrested, and one was arrested here, and the other one was arrested near dorleans. We can confirm that its an act of terrorism. Canadas Prime Minister has been very vocal in his support of muslim refugees. After last nights attack, he reiterated that support saying diversity is our strength, and religious tolerance is a value that we as canadians hold dear. Well, the new York Police Department is stepping up patrols at mosques and other hours of worship here in the city in response to the atta
You see how quiet it is. Flags barely flying. 31 to 50. All the microclimates this morning. 59 to 63 at 4 00. Mild evening, 50 to 54. High clouds and sunshine. Spare the air day. Ill talk about that next. Alexis . Ill take you back to orinda, where we have a sig alert. It is on the eastbound side, the lighter side this time of day. Eastbound 24 near the orinda exit is where we had a tree fall early this morning. Cal trans is working on picking up the branches. We have the two left lanes open. The two right lanes are closed. Well look at video from that in less than ten. Mosques across canada, and some in the u. S. , are on heightened alert this morning following what is called a terror attack on muslims. Six people are dead, and eight are hurt in a mass shooting on a mosque in quebec city last night. This morning, police announced they have arrested two suspects. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the shooting heart wrenching and said religious tolerance is a value canadians
And go or pretty heavy red traffic flows there approaching the incident. 580 for an alternate if you are not in a truck. Well look at drive times in less than ten. The bay areas Busiest Airport is bracing for what could be another day of protests in relation to the president s travel ban. Amy hollyfield is live at the airport this morning. Hi, amy. Good morning, reggie. There is one sign left here in the International Terminal, indicating that something did happen here yesterday. Right now, it is very quiet. There are no protesters here this morning. But Officials Say theyre not sure what to expect today. They are advising you, if you have an International Flight today, you might want to think about getting here a few hours early. Heres what it looked like yesterday. More than 1,000 protesters descended on the International Terminal to show outrage over the executive order from President Trump, banning refugees and people from seven muslim majority countries from entering the United St