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

Today is Monday, May 9th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, two brothers who were allegedly shot by their mother in Upper Makefield Township have died. Authorities say 38-year-old Trin Wynn shot her two boys, 13-year-old Jeffrey J.T. Tini and 9-year-old Nelson Tini last Monday inside their home. The brothers died from their injuries on Friday. The Council Rock School District announced Wynn was facing attempted murder charges before the death of her children. The charges are expected to be changed now that the children have died. Wynne is also charged with trying to shoot

and kill her 22-year-old neighbor the same day she allegedly shot her children. She reportedly

handed him a box of photos to give to her ex-husband. Police say when he turned around to face

Wynn, she was pointing a black revolver in his face.

The neighbor wrestled the gun away from Wynn after it didn't fire.

She then fled to Washington Crossing United Methodist Church where she was arrested.

Court records show Wynn was in an ongoing dispute with her landlord over more than $11,000 in unpaid rent.

On April 18th, the judge issued an order informing

when to move out of the home she shared with her children.

A puppy that was stolen from the Pennsylvania SPCA's Philadelphia headquarters has been

located, according to officials.

The PSPCA said surveillance video captured a woman stealing Wendy, a white terrier

mix out of her kennel at 2.19 p.m. on Sunday. She then placed the puppy in her purse before leaving the building. Wendy was already adopted and there was a piece of paper on the kennel clearly stating so. Last night, PSPCA officials announced that the dog was turned over to the Philadelphia Police Department, but the alleged dog nappers are still on the loose. It was confirmed through a microchip

that the pup was indeed Wendy. They said that Wendy was in good health. The PSPCA has multiple leads and plans on prosecuting the individuals to the fullest. She passed on the Great Dane that was in the cage next to. She couldn't fit in her purse. Oh my gosh, look at this video. Yes, she just threw it right in her part. Oh my God, what idiots.

It's not like they don't make it easy for you to adopt an animal too.

Oh, come on.

They said, Oh my gosh, look at this video. Yeah, she just threw it right in her purse. Oh, my God, what idiots. It's not like they don't make it easy for you to adopt an animal too.

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