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

And it is Wednesday, June 2nd.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

The remaining capacity limits and social distancing requirements for businesses and events will be lifted in Philadelphia today.

The news comes more than a week earlier than originally planned. Two restrictions still remain.

Indoor mask wearing, with the exception of eating or drinking. And the 11 p.m. last call for bars

and restaurants instead of the pre-pandemic, 2 a.m. last call will continue in the city for now.

The Phillies and Sixers both release statement celebrating a return to 100% capacity in the midst of the new home series and a historic playoff run.

The Wells Fargo Center is expected to be packed when the 76ers take on the Washington Wizards in game five tonight.

As far as restaurants go, officials with the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association said they are, of course, celebrating, but they want to remind the public that operators may still have their own rules after restrictions are lifted.

Gims can also expand to 100% capacity.

City officials said if the trend continues as it has been, there's a chance that masks,

along with the 11 p.m. last call, could be gone by June 11th.

Kathy, did they possibly say going the other way where 200% capacity would be allowed?

The restaurant of Pennsylvania, I'm sorry, the rest of Pennsylvania lifted most of its COVID-19

restrictions on Monday, but masks are still required indoors for those not vaccinated.

Shoppers may want to brace themselves for yet another possible supply crunch this time with meat.

JBS USA, the country's top beef producer and its second largest producer of pork suffered a cyber attack this

weekend prompting reported shutdowns at company plants in the United States and globally.

On Tuesday evening, an official from the United Food and Commercial Workers Union said all U.S.

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