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

Hi, today is Wednesday. It's November 14. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. Police say a mother was struck by several vehicles and killed while crossing

interstate 676 with her teenage son in Camden, New Jersey. Now police are looking for two drivers

who fled the scene. It began when the victim, 46-year-old Crystal Kelly of Princeton was involved

in a crash that left her GMC SUV disabled against the left median barrier at about 445 yesterday morning. You remember I was actually reporting this in traffic. Yes. Investigators say that Kelly and her 13-year-old son got out of the vehicle, climbed over the median, and began to walk across the northbound lanes of 676. As she was walking in the highway, Kelly was struck by three vehicles. Oh, my God. Yeah, the driver of one of the vehicles

remained on the scene, but the two other drivers kept going. Police say Kelly's son suffered

non-life-threatening injuries in the initial crash, but was not injured while crossing the highway.

One of the striking vehicles was only described as a dark-colored car. The other vehicle

was described as a dark-colored Nissan Maxibah, the model year 2009, between 2009 and 2015.

Obviously, police are asking anyone who may have seen anything if you were out there yesterday morning, if you could contact them.

It happened, I'm sorry, it happened Monday morning at 4.45 a.m.

And police are looking for those two other drivers.

Okay. I was curious if it was, if it was dark out or not. Yeah. Yeah. It was. You know, I mean, I find it hard to believe that you could hit somebody and not know it, but it does happen. Yeah. And there's three cars and, oh my gosh. So sad. Yeah. And you think, like, you look at a highway and you're like, I could get across there, but

they're going, they're going faster than you think.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's farther than you think.

It's like swimming into shore, you know. And I can do that. I hope she wasn't walking. I mean, it's described as her walking, but I hope she was trying to run. Yeah, right. Right.

But, you know, that time in the morning, like, I don't know if these guys know that they, that they hit a person.

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