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

Today is Friday, January 25th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Two people were killed and four others suffered injuries during a fast-moving fire

in South Philadelphia. The fire started at 2.15 in the morning Friday in the middle row home

along the 2,600 block of South 3rd Street. Arriving firefighters learned there might be people

trapped inside the home so they quickly employed a high-risk procedure. We also had fire

companies come in through the rear doing what we call a vent, enter, and search, the fire department said.

Initially, crews did not see fire from the outside, but upon entering the home, they found heavy smoke and flames on the first floor.

Four occupants had already escaped the home. At least three did so by jumping out of the second-story windows.

Those who jumped sustained leg injuries, a couple of the victims were also being treated for second-degree burns and smoke inhalation.

Firefighters quickly searched the home for others who were trapped.

They soon found two victims who were not able to get out in time.

No additional information, including the age of gender, has been released about the victims and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

So sad.

Missing three-year-old Casey Hathaway has been found alive three days after he disappeared from his grandmother's

North Carolina home.

The FBI confirmed that Casey has been found alive.

He was located by professional search and rescue crews.

Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes said we brought Casey to his family, like we said we were going

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