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

Now I know what it's like to be on the other side when that thing hits.

Although Kathy does say and know in sports you can expect it, but that's

care the hell out of me. Today is Wednesday the eighth day of February. Good morning Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia says it is investigating

after a video shows several students making racially charged comments while mocking a female whose

face was painted in black. The Archdiocese says the video was brought to the attention of St.

Hubert Catholic High School administration on Tuesday after students posted images and

videos on social media. In the video you can hear a white female making several racist comments while

spraying a substance onto another female whose face was painted black. You're a black girl.

Now you know your roots. It's February. You're nothing but a slave. The female can be heard saying

in the video. I'm black and I'm proud. Another female says while others laugh. The Archdiocese says

all those responsible will be disciplined appropriately in accordance with the St. Hubert

School's handbook. A spokesperson for the Archdiocese released this statement to action news.

Earlier this afternoon, it came to the attention of the St. Hubert administration that a handful of

its students posted images and video on a social media platform of racially charged nature.

Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia seek to form young men and women of character.

We view racism as a mortal sin. There is no place in our hearts in our minds and there is no

tolerance for such behavior at St. Hubert or any Catholic school. We are extremely disappointed to

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