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

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Today is Thursday, November 21st.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

The 10-year-old boy who was shot last week while attending a high school football game in Pleasantville, New Jersey, has died. Micah, nicknamed Dew, was shot at the game between the Pleasantville Greyhounds and the Camden Panthers on Friday night. A 15-year-old boy suffered a graze wound. The man who was the intended target of the shooting was also hit and seriously wounded. Micah's mom, Angela Tennant, posted on social media hours after her son's death.

This kid... target of the shooting was also hit and seriously wounded. Micah's mom, Angela Tennant, posted on

social media hours after her son's death. This kid was so different. He had a big personality,

big smile and big dreams. Never in a million years would I think that this would be my life.

I'm happy my grandma raised me the way she did. It's the only, it's only by God's grace and mercy. I'm standing tall for my boy.

Do I will never let anyone forget you. This is terrible. The shooting happened during the third

quarter of the football game, but it resumed Wednesday at Lincoln Financial Field with Camden

leading 6-0. Camden added to their lead score twice in the fourth quarter and went on to win 22-0. There was a moment of silence in Micah's honor at the beginning of the game. Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz spoke of the incident during a press conference hours before the game. Very tough situation. It's a tragedy in itself. It's really unfortunate. This happened in a public setting the way it did at a football game. It's Friday night lights. It's something kids just dream about playing it. It's something I'll cherish for the rest of my life playing Friday night lights. When a tragedy like this happens, it's no fun. You hate to see it. You pray for the families and everyone involved. Six men now face charges in connection with the shooting, including 27-year-old Alvin Wyatt, whose charges have been upgraded to murder

in connection with the death. He'll appear in court at a later date. The other men charged

in connection with the shooting will likely have detention hearings on Thursday.

Philadelphia police are investigating after a man was severely beaten by a group of students in

Center City on Wednesday afternoon. It happened at 1.30 in the afternoon at 15th in

Chesna Streets. Video shows one of the suspects kick the side mirror of a white vehicle and smack it off

into the intersection. The driver immediately got out of the car, then a mob of students started kicking

and punching the driver repeatedly until someone breaks it up. The victim was left motionless

on the street until an ambulance arrived. Philadelphia

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