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

Today is Wednesday, May 2nd.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, a young couple was found dead inside their churchville home yesterday.

The home is located on Kitty Night Drive in North Hampton Township, Bucks County, and the couple who was in their late 20s lived there for about a year. It's not clear when the crime occurred, but the district attorney's office said the bodies were found Tuesday morning. Police said they received a call about 1030 yesterday from a painter who was working at the home. He told investigators that he went inside to use the bathroom, and he discovered the body of the husband lying on the second floor. According to police, when officers arrived, they also found the body of the wife upstairs. Both were said to be unresponsive, and police said after further investigation, they believe foul play was involved, so they think that they were murdered. There was no evidence or forced entry at the scene.

A rifle was discovered at the house, but they don't think that it was related to the incident

and a car belonging to the victims was also missing.

Federal health authorities are issuing warnings to makers of liquid nicotine, whose packaging

resembles children's juice boxes, candies, and cookies.

The Food and Drug Administration says Tuesday that the packaging practice is illegal for vaping

formulas. The agency says children could mistakenly drink the liquid, which is intended for

use in e-cigarettes and vaping devices. Exposure to nicotine can cause seizures, comas,

and heart failure in children. The warning letters were sent to more than a dozen companies. Some of the packaging looks like juice boxes, warhead candies, and nilla wafers. The action comes one week after the FDA disclosed a nationwide crackdown on underage sales of Jule E. Cigarettes, which have become more popular among teenagers as a way to vape at school and in public. The line's getting blurred, though, because Razzles is making birth control pills now. Oh, no. Wow. Yeah. It's weird. I used to like Razzles. Razzles is a gum and a candy, Kathy. Did you see some of these boxes, though? I mean, they really do look like. They do look like juice boxes. Yeah. Yeah. Well, hang on a second. Which one is, which one is, are either of these?

The one of the rights that says T-Tree top, that's an actual juice. That's a brand name juice. On the left is a parody of it, which is the, okay. The 15 or whatever. Yeah. And some look, I saw it some look like the candy boxes, you know, exactly like what the candy box would look like.

I want to see the dude who's accidentally vaping a juice box.

A teenager has turned himself into authorities in connection to the stabbing of two other teens at a step to station last week.

16-year-old Edward Jefferson of the 1600 block of West Juniana Street

surrendered to detectives Tuesday morning. Jefferson was arrested and charged with attempted murder,

aggravated assault, and related offenses. The charges stem from a brutal attack on a

two 17-year-old boys on the platform at the 8th Street, the 8th Street septus station. Police

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