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

Today is Thursday and it is April 19th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, a one-year-old boy remains in critical condition after a shooting in southwest Philadelphia that also injured his father. Police say the gunman likely knew there was a small child in the car when he fired off as many as eight shots Wednesday night. It happened at 9 o'clock along the 67th and Trinity Streets just outside the victim's home. Police say the 21-year-old father was putting his toddler in the car when a barrage of gunshots went off. They said the guy just walked up to the car and started firing at least eight shots into the car. The father was hit. His young son, who was sitting in a car seat in the back, was also struck three times. The injured man managed to drive his bullet-riddled black Dodge Charger two blocks to the 12th District Police Station at 65th in Woodland Street.

Paramedish rushed the toddler to chop and the father was taken to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.

The child is listed in critical condition and the father has been upgraded to stable.

Police continue to search for the gunman and the motive for the shooting.

What kind of deranged subhuman does that?

Who knows?

22 guns were stolen from a gun shop in Upper Derby.

Surveillance cameras show four figures climbing onto the roof at the double action firing range.

A hole was cut in the roof and the burglars then dropped down and stole 22 handguns.

Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood says it was well planned out.

The grainy video was shot at 1.30 in the morning Monday.

As police say, the bandits used a battery operated circular saw to cut a hole in the roof.

Once inside, they smashed open the display case and stole various caliber semi-automatic handguns,

which were valued between $15,000 and $18,000. The ATF and FBI also joined the investigation.

There was an alarm system at the range, but it failed to activate. Chitwood said that the four men

knew where to go inside the gun shop and avoided the cameras. Investigators recovered the

saw and other evidence at the scene. The evidence was being processed for fingerprints and DNA.

You'd have to think inside information or inside job, right? Something, right? They knew. I mean,

and to use a circular saw on the roof. On the roof to avoid the cameras, to know what the camera

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