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

Today's Friday, September 25th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Protesters marching for Brianna Taylor shut down to major Philadelphia highway before demonstrating through the city streets on Thursday night.

The protest came in the wake of the controversial Kentucky Grand Jory ruling in the case.

A group of roughly 100 people marched on southbound 95 near Columbus Boulevard.

Cars came to a standstill while the group made their way onto the

highway. Police quickly moved in and forced the group off of the highway, but the demonstration

didn't stop there. Protesters continued to let their voices be heard as they marched through

South Philadelphia. At one point, during the protest, the group came to a standoff with Philadelphia

police at the base of the South Street Bridge before being turned away.

The protest, which started at about 7 p.m. at Independence Mall, dispersed just before 10 p.m.

outside of City Hall. For the second night in a row, protesters also gathered in Louisville.

Several arrests were made near a downtown church, and the mayor instituted a curfew through the weekend.

On a completely peripheral note, Louisville or Louisville?

Well, it's actually Louisville.

Okay.

Like, I mean, if you're from there, you would say Louisville.

Like, like, Ville is pronounced VOLV. Right, right.

And it said very quickly, Louisville.

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