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

It's Thursday, May 21st.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, authorities say a woman and a man have been found shot to death in a northeast Philadelphia home. Police were called to the Bridesburg home shortly after

5 o'clock Wednesday and found a 37-year-old woman with three gunshot wounds. A 43-year-old man was

also found in the hallway with gunshot wounds to his head. Police say both were pronounced dead at the

scene and a gun was recovered in the hallway. Philadelphia

Chief Inspector Scott Small from the police department says we're not certain at this time

if this was a double homicide. We're not going to rule out the possibility that this may be a

murder suicide due to the fact that the male victim had a handgun next to his body. Small said

the woman hadn't showed up for work for nearly a week,

which prompted a welfare check by police. In a typical year, roughly 20 million kids across the

country go to summer camp. This summer will be much different, and officials are releasing some

information on how those camps may look if and when some of them decide to open. The new guidance

from the CDC is a field of a guide for how camps can and should operate during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of the highlights include kids in smaller groups, temperature checks, screening, and the use of masks in certain situations.

The American Camp Association also released a guide with similar recommendations suggesting

that kids be placed in smaller peer groups, adapted activities, adapted dining, and bunking,

along with a kind of things to emphasize appropriate physical distancing when necessary.

Some area camps are already preparing and training its staff.

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