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

Today is Monday, October 3rd. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, the remnants of Hurricane Ian are drenching the Delaware Valley and the Jersey shore. A coastal flood warning has been extended until 9 p.m. Tuesday with a watchfly toward high tide Monday afternoon between 2 and 4 p.m. High tide is the same time tomorrow as well. In sea aisle, city, parts of Landis Avenue were still flooded this morning. Boat docks in the Bay of Ocean City were almost completely underwater and flooding conditions closed some roads there as well.

The remnants of Ian brought heavy rains throughout the weekend.

Wind gusts picked up in Atlantic City Sunday evening.

Officials warned drivers to never travel through flood waters.

There were a lot of people they said turning around when they saw the floods on these roads. In Atlantic City, free parking is available at the wave garage

located at the corner of Mississippi and Fairmount Avenue for those who are concerned about the flooding.

At least 81 people in Florida have died due to Hurricane Ian, according to local officials.

Four additional people were also reported dead due to the storm in North Carolina.

The governor's office said the category four storms slammed into Florida, Southwest Coast

Wednesday afternoon causing catastrophic damage, fierce winds, and dangerous record-breaking storm surges.

A group of Temple University students were robbed at gunpoint while waiting in line for a house party near campus Saturday night, according to police.

Investigators say the armed robbery happened at 845 in the evening on the 1700 block of Edgeley Street near Diamond Street.

Police say the group consisting of six students between the ages of 18 and 21 was lined up outside of the house to hear live music

when four male suspects and hoodies approached them. The suspects pressed a gun to the head

of one of the victims and demanded money. Police say the suspects stole cell phones, wallets, bank cards,

IDs, and $120 in cash. Even though the robbery happened just off of campus, students say that

they're learning where to hang out and which areas are probably best to avoid.

Police say none of the victims were hurt. Temple says the dean of students called the victims on Sunday offering support and resources, including counseling.

There are ongoing efforts to combat crime on campus. Temple has blue emergency boxes all around campus, police patrols, and shuttle

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