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

All right, Jay-Z, 24th day of April, a Monday.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Another Philadelphia school is closing due to asbestos issues.

Officials say asbestos was discovered above ceiling tiles on the first floor at the CW Henry Elementary School in Mount Airy.

The school will be closed on Monday and will shift to virtual learning on Tuesday for at least through May 5th,

according to an email from the school's principal sent on Saturday.

Officials also stated that on Monday, families will be able to pick up meals and Chromebooks

from 8 a.m. until 3.30 at the Henry H. Houston School. For the remainder of the virtual

learning period, meals will be available for pickup between 1 and 2 o'clock Monday through Friday,

officials said. This is the fifth Philadelphia school to close because

of environmental hazards. This school year officials say building 21, Frankfurt High School and Mitchell

Elementary are still closed due to asbestos. Mastery Simon Gratz Charter High School,

whose building is owned by the district was closed and reopened in March due to the same issue.

Delaware County officials are looking to identify

two individuals who were seen on surveillance video around the time of a fatal stabbing of a teenager

in Upper Darby on Friday night. Officials released a photo of a couple holding hands on Sunday.

Authorities say the pair was walking hand in hand on Bridge Street, passing Ann Street,

and headed toward Denison Avenue at 939 Friday evening.

Police have not said if the couple is believed to be involved in the stabbing, but anyone who

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