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

Today is Tuesday, November 22nd.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

A 35-year-old passenger aboard a moving septa bus was hit by a stray bullet in the Frankfurt section of Philadelphia on Tuesday morning. Police say the Route 56 septa bus was traveling north on Toursdale Avenue near Church Street at 3 a.m. When the bullet fired from the outside pierced the side of the bus. There were seven passengers and the driver on the bus at the time. They reported

hearing at least one gunshot. What passenger who had been sitting towards the middle of the bus

was shot in the arm. The driver pulled over four blocks later near Orthodox Street. The passenger

was taken to the hospital in stable condition. Police search for ballistic evidence around Toursdale

and Church, but did not find any. The search for

who fired the shot continues. This was at 3 in the morning? 3 a.m. So this person is just probably

trying to go home or get to work and all of a sudden they're relaxing on the bus at that point and

they get shot. Shot, yep. All across the Delaware Valley families are gearing up for Thanksgiving

dinner, but as more people hit the road, hit the road in the last

two years, there's been a huge spike in illnesses. So doctors say COVID-19 is not the only concern

this year. They're seeing a rise in cases of RSV and flu. According to the action news,

data. Action news. Yeah, a bunch of action Man. Yeah, that's my kind of news.

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