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

Today is Friday, May 13th, by the way.

Good morning. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, two men riding and ATV were seriously injured and may face leg amputation after police say they ran a red light and were hit by an SUV. It happened at 7.30 Thursday at 5th Street near Hunting Park Avenue in the city's Hunting Park neighborhood. Police say both men on the ATV are in critical condition. One victim may lose both of his legs while they're saying the other could lose one leg. Whoa. Now, this is obviously in a different section of the city, but Marissa sent us a video yesterday of one of those really big groups of ATVs and motorcycles going. Was it down, was it 676? That was down JFK Boulevard. Okay, okay, okay.

But they travel. I wonder if, like, could they have made it out? Maybe. There's a chance. And, you know, that was at one point in the night, an hour or two later. I heard another 10 guys go by. So they slit off. They travel. From way up, and you can hear it super loud. Yeah. But I mean, this, like, right here is the example as to why it's so dangerous.

So other than that, and you can hear it super loud. Yeah. But I mean, this, like, right here is the example as why it's so dangerous.

So other than the two men who may lose both or one of their legs, there were no other injuries reported.

The mother of a 10-year-old Delaware County girl who died from a social media challenge is now suing TikTok.

Toana Anderson and her attorneys announced a wrongful death lawsuit against the company

Thursday in Center City.

Anderson's daughter, Naila, died last December after taking part in the blackout challenge.

The challenge calls for people to attempt to hold their breath until they pass out.

Her mother says a change is needed.

It is time that these dangerous challenges come to an end and that other families don't

experience the heartbreak we have every day.

Anderson's attorney says they want to learn how TikTok's algorithm targets children and stop it.

TikTok responded to the lawsuit and says the trend predates its platform and has never been a,

this one has never been a TikTok trend. The company added, it remains vigilant about user safety and would immediately remove any related content. I'll be curious how that does play out. I mean, when I was in middle school, when I was in junior high, the kids were doing that. They called it the Purple Space Monkey. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ours was California Space Monkey. Okay. Yeah. So, yeah, it was California space monkey okay yeah so yeah it was

very I mean but you know terrible I'm curious how they'll view this as to whether social media like

that is influential with that yeah even if they're saying it predates it if that's the platform on which

that was promoted and she got that information right there could be some the information. There could be some liability. Correct. More than 70 gas stations throughout New Jersey are lowering their prices today as part of an

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