Morning Express: Friday, April 26 8:46am: Some delays on the train network: Trains on the South Line between Liverpool and Campbelltown are delayed up to 20 minutes due to urgent track repairs at Glenfield. Trains to the city are operating to timetable. Frequent trains are running on the Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line but they may be delayed due to urgent track repairs at Sydenham earlier. 8:30am: The weather will be beautiful all weekend too. Saturday - sunny with a top of 25 degrees. Sunday - sunny with a top of 27 degrees. We're looking at temperatures 5-7 degrees above the April average. Amazing stuff considering it's almost May. 8:26am: On the roads: At Ermington, there is a car and bicycle accident on Victoria Road near Kissing Point Road. At Narellan, there is a glass spill on the Northern Road at Camden Valley Way. At Bondi, there is a bus accident on Bondi Road at Watson Street. In Liverpool, traffic lights are flashing yellow on Bigge Street at Dewsbury Serviceway. 8:24am: On the bus network this morning: Passengers wishing to catch Red Bus services which normally stop at Gosford Station or William Street Mall can board at Baker Street (behind Central Coast Leagues Club) during the closure of Mann Street between 11.50am and 12.30pm. Route 586 buses travelling through Westleigh are currently diverting away from Quarter Sessions Road between Duffy Avenue and Nicholson Avenue due to a police operation in progress. Two stops are being missed on Nicholson Avenue. 8:12am: And just repeating big world news from earlier today, the two men suspected of carrying out last week's deadly Boston Marathon bombing planned to drive to New York and set off additional explosives in Times Square, New York City officials say. "Questioning of Dzhokhar revealed that he and his brother decided spontaneously on Times Square as a target," said Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. Bondi Beach 8:07am: It's a beach day for sure. The water temperature today will be 23 degrees. The air temperature on the coast will be 25 degrees. This pic was captured by CoastaWatch's surf-cam this morning. It's a blue-sky-athon. 7:43am: Whatever happened to Autumn? It's going to hit 29 degrees in the west on Sunday, 27 degrees in the city. That's seven degrees above the April average and highly unusual for the end of the month. It's lookin' good from Pyrmont this morning. Sun in Pyrmont, April 26. 7:26am: All northbound lanes of the F3 have reopened near Peats Ridge following a two-car accident. One car rolled and its occupant was trapped. This incident has now been cleared but traffic remains heavy and queues are around four kilometres long back to the Kariong Interchange. 7:14am: While you're stuck in a traffic jam, here's something to drool over. Holden Special Vehicles will soon begin selling the fastest, most powerful car in Australia's history. The HSV Gen F is set to get a supercharged V8 with 430kW of power - or 575 horsepower in the old money - and a mighty 740Nm of torque. 7:12am: Just repeating, there are two bad crashes on the F3 affecting holiday traffic: At Peats Ridge, a two-car accident is blocking two lanes and traffic can only get past in the breakdown lane. Queues are 1km long. At Ourimbah, an earlier motorcycle accident has caused delays. Elsewhere on the roads: At Croydon Park, an accident is affecting traffic both ways on Georges River Road at Croydon Avenue. At Woollahra, there is an incident citybound on Oxford Street at Jersey Road. 7:04am: To recap the weather, it will be a fantastic day today - sunny, top of 25 degrees. The weekend will be stellar as well - sunny, with tops up to 27 degrees and a whopping 29 degrees in the west. Hooray for everyone working today. Hang in there. 6:57am: Not a good morning for anyone travelling north on the F3. At Peats Ridge, there is a two-vehicle accident with one flipped on its head and the occupant trapped. Motorists are only able to pass in the breakdown lane and delays are about one kilometre. At Ourimbah, an earlier motorcycle accident is affecting northbound traffic. 6:52am: There were so many great stories to come out of Anzac Day yesterday. For 67 years, Walter "Wally" Scott-Smith has been the chief custodian of the Martin Place Cenotaph and has stood guard over the sacred spot for a total of 4355 dawn services. And in a crowded city pub, former navy diver Gavin "Rocket" Stevens opened up about his experiences in Iraq. Chief Cenotaph attendant Wal Scott-Smith, left, has been named as one of three Anzacs of the Year. Daily Telegraph front page, April 26 6:40am: The Daily Telegraph has quite an extraordinary report today on a leaked independent report into the Cronulla Sharks' supplement program which raised concerns of a potential "causal link" to prop Jon Mannah's fatal cancer. This will certainly develop throughout the day. Doris Yan, 26 year-old woman found dead in her Auburn home. 6:36am: Speaking of the Auburn double homicide, police are looking for Hong Rui Fu, 28, who they believe stabbed his wife, Doris Yan, and his mother-in-law, Yu Ling Yan, in their Auburn home. Yu Ling's husband arrived home after work to find the extremely confronting crime scene. Bangladeshis watch the rescue operations at the site of a building that collapsed Wednesday in Savar, near Dhaka. Photo: Kevin Frayer 6:19am: What a horrible story out of Bangladesh. Up to 250 people have died after a factory owner ignored huge cracks in the building and ordered people back to work. The whole thing then collapsed. 6:07am: On the bus network: 6:06am: It's very quiet on the roads this morning. Yeahhh long weekend. At Warrimoo, an accident is affecting traffic both ways on the Great Western Highway at Baden Place. North of Sydney, there's a motorcycle accident on the F3 at Ourimbah. Go slow. The Australian Financial Review reports that the Gillard government is set to leave a "large structural hole"" in the federal budget that will need to be fixed with a massive one-off cut to spending or an unprecedented period of fiscal restraint, according to a report commissioned by the Minerals Council of Australia. The Age in Melbourne carries a big report on Anzac Day celebrations across the country. The Australian reports that the guided-missile frigate HMAS Sydney is about to join the US Seventh Fleet in Japan at a time of heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula and in the South China Sea. The Daily Telegraph reports that an independent report into Cronulla's 2011 supplement program has warned peptides given to players may have accelerated former prop Jon Mannah's fatal cancer. Is there anyone out there? Anyone else not taking a long weekend? Good on ya. Today is going to be a lovely day - sunny, 25 degrees, light winds.