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

All right, today is Thursday, and it is October 1st.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Philadelphia police are investigating after someone broke into an election machine warehouse and stole an employee's laptop and USB drives. The equipment belongs to an employee who works for the company that supplies the voting machines to the city. The theft happened Tuesday night at the warehouse on the 3,500 block of Scotts Lane in the city's East Falls section. Officials say the stolen laptop did not have any election

materials on it and isn't capable of programming election machines. The USB drives are encrypted

and contain multiple levels of security. The laptop has security features to prevent unauthorized access

and the user account has been disabled. Upon learning of the theft, the employee's corporate network

user account was changed.

The device address was blocked and passwords were changed, as well, officials said.

Apparently belonged to someone named Hope Solo's butthole.

Oh, no.

Yeah.

I heard she was in cahoots with Bill Weston's hair.

Ah, could be.

Since being informed of the incident, I immediately committed to making necessary police resources available to investigate this incident and find the perpetrators, said Mayor Jim

Kenny. I have also committed to the city's commissioners additional resources to provide

enhanced security at the warehouse going forward. This matter should not deter Philadelphians

from voting nor having or nor from having confidence in the

security of the election. Anyone with information on the theft is asked to contact police and you can call

215-686 tips. United Airlines and American Airlines will move forward with furloughs, furlowing thousands

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