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

Today is Thursday. It's June 21st and good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to solve the issue of family separation at the border.

The policy keeps in place key components of the administration's zero tolerance policy of prosecuting illegal border crossings along the U.S.-Mexican border.

While the administration will continue prosecuting crimes of improper entry, the administration will maintain family unity,

including detaining families together where appropriate and consistent with law and available

resources. In a shift from previous policy, families will now be held together during the process

of prosecution and deportation at the border. President Trump said that he didn't like the site

or the feeling of families being separated. He later told reporters that his

daughter Ivanka and first lady, Melania, both felt strongly about images of young children being separated

from their families at the border, saying anybody with a heart would feel strongly about it.

Yesterday's executive order does not address the 2,300 children who were already taken from

their parents in place and detention facilities all over the country. President Trump noted that the administration would still be working with Congress to find a

legislative fix to the immigration problem.

The Bethlehem Fire Department's bomb squad was called to a self-storage facility Wednesday.

There were reports that a cache of explosive devices were discovered in a storage locker

at the Dreamers self-storage facility on Hellertown

Road.

Authorities ordered the evacuation of nearby homes after lawmen observed what they called

potential explosive devices inside of the storage facility.

The devices are being examined by the bomb squad and the ATF.

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