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9333 WMMR audio on demand presents the Preston and Steve show podcast.

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

Today is June 13th a Tuesday. Good morning Kathy.

Good morning and the news this morning human remains have been found in the wreckage

after a tanker truck fire led to the partial collapse of 95 in Philadelphia over the weekend.

The driver's remains were removed from the cab of the tractor trailer on Monday morning

sources say while the remains haven't been officially identified family members of

the driver Nathaniel Moody believe he was the person who was killed the collapse of the

northbound lanes happened after the tanker truck fire broke out at 6 a.m. Sunday underneath

the side 95 near the Kotman Avenue exit in the Tukone section sources said the tanker truck

was carrying 8500 gallons of 87 octane fuel in the first official accounting of the wreck

state transportation secretary Mike Carroll said the driver was northbound trying to

navigate the curve lost control of the vehicle landed on its side and ruptured the tank.

Once ignited the fuel burned at a high enough heat to structurally compromise the concrete

and seal beams of the overpass just before noon Monday Pennsylvania governor Josh Shapiro

signed a proclamation of disaster emergency following the collapse according to a press

release from the governor's office the proclamation allows the commonwealth to quickly draw down

federal funds and authorize state agencies to use all available resources to expedite

work and cut through the red tape to rebuild i95 safely and as efficiently as possible.

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