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9333 WMMR audio on demand presents the Preston and Steve show podcast.

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

And today is the second day of March Good Morning Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning an explosive device was found in a checked

piece of luggage at Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley International Airport on Monday

according to a criminal complaint. The passenger Mark Muffley of Landsford,

Pennsylvania is now an FBI custody official said the 40-year-old was set to take

an allegiance flight from Pennsylvania to Florida's Orlando Sanford International Airport.

The device hidden in the bag's lining was a circular compound about three inches in diameter

that had two fuses and powder-consuming wax or enplastic wrap according to the criminal complaint.

The powder is suspected to be a mixture of flash powder and the dark

granulas that are used in commercial grade fireworks. The black powder and flash powder

are susceptible to ignite from heat and friction and pose a significant risk to be in the aircraft

and passengers. The bag also had a can of butane a lighter a pipe with white powder residue,

a wireless drill with cordless batteries and two GFCI outlets taped together with black tape.

Sores familiar with the investigation told ABC News that based on the preliminary assessment,

the device contained flammable explosive components but was not operational and not constructed to go

off in flight. The investigation into the suspect's background is ongoing to better understand

why he allegedly packed these materials. The sources said. So when you check a bag and it goes

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