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

Today is Wednesday, March 27th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

A car traveling at a high rate of speed hit two homes on the 1, 1500 block of Market Street, 452 in lower Chichester, Delaware County, early Wednesday morning. That's that closure I was talking about in traffic. The car hit the porch of one home, kept going and then hit a second home where it caught fire. The flames spread to the home, creating an intense fire that took firefighters 40 minutes to bring under control. Viewer video from the scene shows firefighters arriving as the home burn. Neighbors could be heard in the video asking where the car came from. There's no condition on the driver of the vehicle. It's not clear if anyone inside the home was hurt. One firefighter is being evaluated for injuries. Please say the stretch of Market Street will be closed for some time this morning. Usually you only hit one house with a vehicle. Yeah. And you stop. Yeah. Usually stop. This one careened off of one. Yeah. Ran into another and then set that one on fire. First into flames and then cut the house on fire. Yeah. At the scene of the damage this morning and it just looked like a bomb gone off. I guess maybe they just didn't hit it directly. Right. Korean outfit. It was perfect.

Yeah. at the scene of the damage this morning and it just looked like a bomb gone off. I guess maybe they just didn't hit it directly.

Right. Carried off.

Corrine.

Yeah.

Boeing will open its doors to 200 pilots, technical leaders and regulators for an information

session today. Coincidentally, the briefing comes a day after a Boeing 737 max 8 aircraft

from the fleet that was grounded after two deadly crashes made an emergency landing in Florida on Tuesday.

No passengers were aboard the Southwest Airlines Flight 8701, which was being ferried from Orlando to Victorville, California, for short-term storage during the grounding the airline set.

Just before 3 o'clock Tuesday, the two pilots aboard the flight reported a performance issue with one of the engines shortly after takeoff the airline set.

The crew followed protocol and safely landed back at the airport. The global fleet of 737

max jets were grounded indefinitely on March 13th after two fatal crashes involving the aircraft

in March and October.

It's not clear of Tuesday's emergency landing was related to suspected problems with the aircraft.

An investigation into the crashes focuses on the automated anti-stall system and not engine problems.

Boeing and the FAA say they're working on an upgrade of the plane's software to deal with the safety feature.

I was trying to remember there was a series of a similar sort of situation with a particular aircraft.

Seems to be like 15, 20 years ago.

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