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

Today is Thursday, 21st day of September. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Chester County will fully enclose the exercise yards at its Pocopston Township Prison with solid walls and a roof.

The latest security upgrade announced after convicted murderer, Dinello Cavalcante escaped from the facility last month.

This is why we can't have nice day.

Wait, that's exactly what Steve said.

Yep, this is why.

That's talking to him about it.

The county's prison board Wednesday unanimously approved. It takes one bad prisoner. That's it. Spoil it for the other prison. One bad felon. There you go. One bad convicted criminals to ruin it for the other. He's lucky he's not going back to that prison because, dude, they're taking this away from them. They'd probably pants them. Oh, they would probably pants them. They would get them wedgies or purple nerples. You don't know what they would do. Yeah, yeah. I mean, these are convicts. Well, and I mean, listen, I know that they are prisoners and they deserve to be there and all that. But, like, to not have any sunlight at all throughout the day. like, Kathy, have you ever, so if you go to Eastern State Penitentiary,

there was a time have any sunlight at all throughout the day like Kathy have you ever so if you go to uh Eastern

State Penitentiary there was a time when the people when they were completely in solitary

and they could walk out into one little area and there was just the sky it was caged in and it was

just like look that was it yeah listen, it's a county prison.

He was not staying there. So the majority of the people in there are in there for like minor offenses. Right. And now they can't see daylight. So the county's prison board Wednesday voted unanimously to approve the project. Wait a second. You know what they could do? Like in a kid's room, when you put those stars up on the ceiling? Yes. You could do that.

Simulate it.

Yeah.

It's expected to cost 2.5 to 3.5 million. You know what they could do? Like in a kid's room, when you put those stars up on the ceiling? Yes. You could do that.

Simulated.

Yeah.

It's expected to cost $2.5 to $3.5 million and take as long as nine months to complete. However, watch with those, Steve, because I covered my ceiling in my bedroom and my parents' house growing up. and even when I took them off, I don't know what was glowing,

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