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

Hi, today is Friday, July 30th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, a tornado moved through Bucks County and into New Jersey Thursday, leaving major damage in its path.

This tornado was confirmed by the debris field on radar. It was one of the least four

possible locations that saw tornadoes in the afternoon to the evening hours. The storm

blew through the Ben Salem and New Hope areas of Bucks County on the Pennsylvania side of the

Delaware River. That same line of thunderstorms crossed over into Hopewell Township and Trenton

in Mercer County. Fred Herron, the director of public safety for the Ben-Salem Township Police Department,

said the tornado touchdown along Old Lincoln Highway corridor near the Nishaminee Mall.

A car dealership was right in the storm's path. Cars were seen flipped in the

parking lot and a roof structure was torn off of the property. The National Weather Service has not

yet determined the strength of the twister. First responders aided employees and customers on

site while firefighters secured the buildings and Pico Cruz turned the gas off. At least five people

suffered non-life-threatening injuries Thursday night.

Yeah, so I was watching and, you know, I'm thinking, okay, obviously the thing is to sort of amp up the weather. That's kind of the thing they do. And I'm watching it. And then when they cut to the shot of the car dealership, I'm like, oh. Oh, my God. Oh, okay, yeah. Well, and I was talking to Nick this morning, and, you know, I was getting all the warnings.

I was seeing all this stuff.

Yeah.

We got like drizzle.

Yeah. Oh, my God. Oh, okay, yeah. When I was talking to Nick this morning, and, you know, I was getting all the warnings.

I was seeing all this stuff.

Yeah.

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