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

Today is Friday, January 20th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, Philadelphia police released surveillance video showing the three suspects wanted for killing a gas station employee in the city's Taconia neighborhood.

Investigators are hoping someone can identify the masked men by the clothing they are wearing.

A 66-year-old employee was shot and killed early Tuesday morning.

A family spokesperson identified the victim as Petro Siboram.

He said he leaves behind a wife and a son. It happened

at the Exden on the 7100 block of Toursdale Avenue. Police say three masked men entered the gas

station's mini-mart and broke into the employee's side of the counter. They attacked the 66-year-old

clerk and shot him once in the back and then fled with the cash register. Philadelphia Police Captain Jose Medina said it's a tragic loss of a well-liked community member

who knew the kids in the neighborhood on a one-on-one basis.

The manager of the Exxon Gas Station says they are adding security gates and will be

implementing window service only during certain hours.

A $20,000 reward is offered for an arrest and conviction for every

murder in Philadelphia. Anyone with information about this murder or any others is asked to contact

police by calling 215-686 tips. Police released new details Thursday about what investigators

encountered when they discovered the bodies of a couple in their Jenkins Town home.

43-year-old Verity Beck is charged with first-degree murder and third-degree murder and is being held without bail in the death and dismemberment of her parents. Montgomery County Attorney Kevin Steele said police arrived at the home in the 1100 block of Beverly Road on Tuesday night. That's where 73-year-old Reed Beck, a retired training director, steam fitters, local union 420, and 72-year-old Miriam Beck, a former Lower Moreland High School nurse, were found dead. According to the criminal complaint, their son arrived at the home earlier in the night and saw what appeared to be a body under a blanket. They say that he spoke to his sister for about 30 minutes. She told her brother that things

at the house had been bad. Her brother told Verity that she needed to call police. Investigators said

that Verity responded that she needed more time. Her brother left, returned to his home and called

911. Abington Police responded to the home, but soon realized that they would need tactical

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