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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Friday, January 10th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Philadelphia police are investigating after a mother of five was found dead inside her Mayfair home on Thursday night. Investigators said the victim's mother came home on the 4100 block of Levec Street near Frankfurt Avenue just before 7 o'clock. She saw that the back door was kicked in and her adult daughter's car was outside, according to police. The woman called 911. Investigators arrived at the home and found the woman's 25-year-old daughter dead in an upstairs bedroom. Police said it appears someone hit the victim over the head, causing severe injuries. Investigators say the room was in disarray. They believe a violent struggle took place, and it's unclear how the woman died, but police believed that she did know the offender. Police said the victim was a mother of five who worked for a bus company. She was

fostering three children and two of the children were her biological children, according to

police. None of the children were inside the home at the time of the incident. No arrests have

been made. Anyone with information is asked to contact police. A Delaware teenager was killed

when a car collided with a school bus on Thursday afternoon. The colonial school district identified the female victim as a 16-year-old William Penn High School student. The accident

happened around 340 at Carolyn and Memorial Drives in Newcastle. Police said the bus had just left

the Eisenberg Elementary School with 21 children on board. It collided with a vehicle being driven

by the William Penn High School student. Three other 16-year-olds were also in the car. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene. One passenger was rushed to the hospital with serious life-threatening injuries. The two other 16-year-old passengers were taken to the hospital, but they were in stable condition. Parents rushed to pick up their children. Witnesses pulled over to try to help. The children on the bus, they say they kept them in the back of the bus in a letter by the Colonial School District officials said that all of the Eisenberg Elementary students on the bus were shaken, but none of them were physically harmed. However, two 10-year-old boys were taken to the hospital as a precaution. They were later released. District officials said counselors, administrators,

and crisis team will be on hand at schools Friday to assist students. The cause of the crash

remains under investigation and no charges have been filed. CNN obtained video on Thursday that

appears to show a missile being fired into the Tehran sky and striking an object around the same time

the Ukrainian plane crashed just after taking

off from the city's airport. News of the video came hours after the leaders of Canada and

Britain said that they have intelligence that the Ukrainian airline was shot down by an Iranian

surface to air missile. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose country lost 63 citizens

in the crash, called for a thorough

investigation into what caused the crash but would not provide additional details about the evidence

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