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

Today is Wednesday, November 16th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, a Camden County woman will spend the rest of her life behind bars

in the murder of her son in 2018. A judge sentenced 45-year-old Heather Reynolds on Tuesday to life

in prison with no possibility of parole. A jury delivered a guilty verdict in July following a nine-day

trial. Reynolds was convicted on charges of murder, possession of methamphetamine, and

endangering the welfare of a child. Back on May 10th, 2018, Gloucester Township Police responded to a call

of an unresponsive child on a lawn near a home in Sicklerville. The 17-month-old child,

Axel Reynolds, was pronounced dead a short time later. The medical examiners ruled the cause of death

to be exfixia and the manner of death as homicide. Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced yesterday that

a bus of migrants is coming to Philadelphia. The bus believed to be from Del Rio, Texas is set to

arrive at 30th Street Station this morning. Philadelphia joins Washington, D.C., New York City and

Chicago as destinations for asylum

seekers being sent out of Texas. City officials and local agencies have been preparing for the

arrival for several days. According to the city, roughly half of the 30 arriving individuals

are part of family units and half are solo individuals. Approximately seven children may be on board

the bus from Texas.

15 local community-based organizations and partners will help with immediate reception and shelter

space, emergency health screenings, and language interpretation. The City of Philadelphia's

Office of Immigrant Affairs and the Mayor's Fund for Philadelphia have launched the Philadelphia

Welcoming Fund to allow Philadelphia residents the opportunity to contribute to local efforts to welcome immigrants, refugees,

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