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

All right, today is the 14th day of June.

It is a Wednesday.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

The Philadelphia Medical Examiner's Office officially identified the victim killed in last weekend's tanker fire that led to the collapse of I-95. Officials say Nathan Moody died of blunt trauma of the head, inhalation, and thermal injuries. His manner of death was ruled in accident. Did you see the video? They have it of the exact moment. The truck explodes. Oh, no, I didn't explodes. I saw that they had that, but I did not see it. It's from a distance, but you can see the truck pulling off and under the overpass and you see the explosion. And they're saying now that that video is part of the investigation. They're using that heavily right now. You say there's a second angle case? Yeah, I saw it from at least two different angles.

Okay.

Yeah.

I mean, you figure all the cameras around now, it's rare that you won't catch something. Yeah, yep, yep. Moody was hauling gasoline on Sunday while attempting to navigate a left-hand turn after exiting at the Cotman Avenue off ramp of I-95. According to Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Secretary, Mike

Carroll-Moodie lost control through his turn and the tanker fell on its side and ruptured its own

tank. Yeah, you know, initially when it first came in, I wasn't sure if maybe, you know, some

an engine can catch on fire. And what is it a slow burn and did it start? But no, it turns into

an immediate firebomb. Fireball. It just happened right away.

And it sounds weird to say this. I hope he went quickly. Yes, of course. Absolutely. I mean, because that would be a, well, there's a lot of terrible ways to go, but that would be a particularly bad one, but hopefully it went quickly. Yeah. Once ignited, the fuel burned at a high enough heat to

structurally compromise the concrete and the steel beams of the overpass. Pennsylvania State

Police say video of the crash and explosion is now part of their investigation. Today, Penn.

out a slate to announce a replacement plan and timeline and how complicated the rebuilding process

is expected to be on the roughly 100 foot long section of I-95.

I got to say again, I'm very impressed with the speed at which they're moving ahead with this.

Keep this up, guys.

For now, I-95 will be closed in both directions for weeks as the summer travel season starts,

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