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

It is Thursday, February 7th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Officials say conclusive testing has confirmed that the patient under evaluation at the University of the University of Pennsylvania is not infected with the Ebola virus.

All hospital operations continue as usual and there was no impact on any other patients or visitors during the standard evaluation process.

Officials said in a statement earlier Wednesday, the testing was done in an abundance

of caution because the patient met screening criteria for Ebola. The hospital had received

extensive training for the possibility of caring for such a patient since the appearance of the

virus in the United States in 2014. There was currently an outbreak of Ebola in the African

country of Congo. On Monday, an international group of public health experts called on the World Health Organization

to convene an emergency committee to consider declaring the outbreak in international public health emergency.

Police in New Jersey have arrested a school bus driver for allegedly watching porn in front of the children.

We can't do that.

School officials at Mills Elementary Schools say they were notified on Monday that two children

saw the bus driver, 64-year-old Frank LaFortune of Burlington Township, watching porn on his cell phone

before they got off the bus.

Police say the bus was parked at the time.

A mother of one of the students who was on the bus said her child came home and said,

Frank had naked people on his phone.

Oh, no. Yeah. Horrible. If you want to get into watching porn at work, get into radio. Yeah. It's okay here. Yeah. No, wait. Was he doing it while they were on the bus? Yeah. Apparently, yeah. Yeah, he wasn't, they weren't driving at the time, but the kids were still on the bus.

Can you wait?

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