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

Today is Friday. It's December 21st. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning with what's supposed to be a busy holiday traffic day.

You now add flooding to that. The roadways are clogging up with commuters, shoppers, and

travelers combined, and the flooding will just add longer delays than expected.

AAA is expecting two to three times the traffic we normally see, and they're saying up to four

times as much traffic today. Yep. The lines of Philadelphia International Airport are getting longer as the busy

holiday travel begins. And that's starting this morning.

The security director for the TSA in Philadelphia, Gary Renfro, said they typically screened

about 30,000 people a day, but Thursday, Friday, and next Wednesday, they'll see about 40,000 people come through. The TSA also recommends if you're bringing gifts, don't wrap them, but I didn't quite hear why. Well, I guess it's just easier. If they're checking the bags and they may have to unwrap the gifts. So if you can wrap them on the other side, it's probably better to your time spent. Right. Review the normal rules and guidelines so that you don't hold up the security lines

of the airport liquids are not permitted in your carry-on.

Governor Tom Wolfe also put out a notice about possible flooding, especially on the roadways

that, of course, can cause delays in the skies and also cancellations.

Two workers at a local facility that treat people with disabilities were arrested.

They're accused of watching two kids fight without stopping it and one worker is even accused of encouraging the violent behavior.

What the hell is it with this stuff?

This is bizarre. The alleged incident took place at the Devereaux Canter Center in West Whiteland Township in Chester County, arrested and charged in the case.

It was 25-year-old Anthony Merrick of Coatesville and 24-year-old Rain Portella of Glenside.

Ex-Din police said surveillance video shows Merrick actually lining up the two 13-year-old boys, one with developmental disabilities, and a quasi-boxing ring and encouraging them to hit each other.

The ex-Dolice said that children were placed head to head facing

each other and kind of tapped gloves to start fighting. He said you could see blood coming from one of the

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