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And now, Preston and Steve's News Update with Kathy Romano. All right. Today is Friday. It is March 16th. Good morning, Kathy. Good morning in the news this morning. An Amber Alert was issued in Mexico late Thursday night for Amy U. The 16-year-old Allentown Girl missing since March 5th. Police believe she may be with 45-year-old Kevin Esther Lee, with whom she allegedly

had a secretive relationship, according to Allentown Police. In a criminal complaint filed

with the department, Estherle's wife said he withdrew $4,000 from her bank account and took his car

and personal documents with him. You and Estherly met at church. You is four feet tall,

411 and 90 pounds. Estherly is about 5. U is four feet tall, 411, and 90 pounds.

Estrely is about 5.9 and weighs about 185 pounds.

Authorities believe they may be driving a 1999 red two-door Honda Accord with Pennsylvania

plates KLT 0529.

We talked about this earlier this week, but they put out an amber alert in Mexico for this

girl. Six people are confirmed dead and 10 injured after a pedestrian bridge being built

across an eight-lane highway collapsed at a Miami area college Thursday. The violent and sudden

collapse crushed eight vehicles under massive slabs.

Authority said the death toll could rise. This is a horrific story.

Horrible. And from what I understand, the bridge was built like in a day.

Well, it was quick. Yeah, it was quick.

They put it up like super fast. I don't even know how they were able to do that.

So they didn't build it in a day. They built it and then they put it up. Basically, them putting it up was in one day, and it was like this big fanfare. People came out to watch and all this kind of stuff. The construction was something. There was a new type of construction. Right. And then so the people are stopped at a stoplight under the overpass. And it collapsed down on them. Your God. The main focus is to rescue people, said Miami Day Police Director Juan Perez. As soon as those efforts are over, our Homicide Bureau will take the lead. And by the way, the bridge was built to help make the students safer. Yes, that's what they said. As they cross over the street. Yeah, because it's an eight-lane highway. Yeah. The main companies behind the bridge's construction have faced questions about their work,

and one of the companies was fined in 2012 when a 90-ton section of a bridge collapsed in Virginia.

In Miami, the 950-ton, 174-foot span was assembled by the side of the highway and moved into place Saturday to great

fanfare. The $14.2 million bridge connected Florida's International University and the city of

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