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We start in Philadelphia where a portion of a major highway collapsed. Investigators have reportedly found human remains in the wreckage. Officials say after a tanker truck caught on fire, the northbound side of the highway collapsed. Police are now reporting that the remains of a man's body have been removed from that track to trailer's cab. The trailer was reportedly carrying 8500 gallons of 87 octane fuel. Pennsylvania's governor has signed a disaster declaration today, that declaration will allow the state to pull from federal funds to expedite the roadways repair. Now, this stretch of highway carries about 160,000 vehicles each day. Repairs could take months in Lockport New York, about 20 miles from Niagara Falls. A tour boat capsized in an underground cave. Officials say one person is dead and nearly a dozen others are in the hospital with injuries. 29 people were on board the boat when it flipped over, throwing everyone into the water in the darkness. Local police say none of the passengers were wearing their life preservers and they are continuing this investigation. Investigators in Utah are releasing new details in the case of the woman accused of killing her husband and then writing a children's book about grief. They say she searched a number of phrases on her phone including what's considered a lethal dose of fentaNYL. She was married to her husband for nine years and is accused of killing him with a lethal dose of fentaNYL. She's charged with criminal homicide, aggravated murder and three counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. Now, in a court appearance on today, Corey Richins was denied bail as she awaits trial and in the Philippines, nearly 13,000 people are being forced to evacuate because the country's most active volcano is spraying lava and sulfuric gas. Everyone within a four mile radius of Mount Mayon are urged to leave. Officials are warning thousands more people that they may be at risk and they're continuing to monitor the eruption and may expand the danger zone. If quote, this gentle eruption becomes more violent. The director of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said what we're seeing now is an effusive eruption. What we're looking at at this on, we're going to be examining this on a day to day basis and one of China's largest airlines is defending its decision to impose weight requirements for every woman. It employs as a flight attendant, Hainan Air has gotten a lot of backlash since introducing this policy. Earlier this month, the airline reportedly threatened to ground women attendance if they gain too much weight women who work as flight attendants for this particular airline have to stay around £105. Flight attendants who the airline considered too heavy are monitored and they could be suspended. Critics of the policy say the airline should prioritize strength and stamina instead of low weight.