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

And today is Friday, April 9th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning after a lot of back and forth with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania, Delaware County is getting a mass vaccination site. A large scale drive-through

community vaccination clinic is set to open this weekend at the Delaware County Community

College for as long as needed. Forty-five hundred doses are expected to be administered

over the weekend. The site has a maximum capacity of about 6,000 a day. This week, the county received

21,000 doses of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine, 7,000 more doses of Moderna and 2,340 doses of

Pfizer. Each week, they'll receive about 20,000 doses. To date, the county administered over

50,000 doses of the vaccine. It now has a goal of vaccinating 140,000 more people in the next seven weeks. Shots will be administered by appointment only, and you can sign up online at delco.compa. You'll also have the option to choose which vaccine you'd like to receive. They should grab that piece of audio we have, Casey. you have the shots, shot, shots, shots, shots, shots, just to get everywhere and cranked up and they're getting them.

The Coast Guard came to the rescue of a kayaker who was calling for help off the coast of Longport,

New Jersey. Police received a call from a person in the water in distress near Longport Dog Beach

and contacted the Coast Guard. A Coast Guard station, Atlantic City

29-foot response boat, small boat crew arrived on scene. The responding crew found a man

clinging onto a submerged kayak. They rescued the man from the water and returned him to shore.

Margate City Fire Department arrived on the scene to assist the Coast Guard. The kayaker was taken

to Shore Memorial for treatment, but there's no word on his condition. Years ago at a family gathering,

we were, um, my, uh, sister-in-law went out on a kayak. Press, you pointed this out. We were

sitting up at a kayak, you're a sail. Yeah. And she did not realize that. And we were having

the barbecue and everyone started eating at burgers. He was Barbara. Oh, no. And like about a half hour later, a powerboat comes by. And she's on the back of it and they got the kayak. She was like halfway to Ireland. I mean, and she was like, you know, panicking. It's got to be terrifying. It's terrifying. Yeah, yeah. PennDOT activated dozens of variable speed limit signs along 14 miles of the Schuylkill Expressway Thursday. I saw that this morning. Balance traffic and reduced congestion. Yeah, they're lit up. Yeah. And one of them, like, was extremely bright. Like, it threw me off big time. And, yeah, they said 55. And, of course, everyone I was around obeyed the host of speech. I was talking about this yesterday. Like, that's going to be the problem. Who's actually going to obey them? I know. I mean, if you do, it'll work. But, like you said, not one person was doing that start handing out tickets do you

well yeah you know do you think that lights that are that bright sometimes are a distraction that

can cause accidents where they have something that distracts you because i on lincoln driving in i don't

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