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

And today is Wednesday to September 12th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, Philadelphia police say they found the vehicle believed to be involved in the hit and run that critically injured a nine-year-old girl.

Officials said the unoccupied car was found on the 5100 block of Hutchinson Street about 6 o'clock Tuesday evening.

Investigators are still looking for the driver.

Two pieces were covered at Monday night's crash scene appeared to fit the broken grill.

The victim, Fatima Hunter, was trying to avoid the car when she turned into its path.

Hunter was riding her bicycle on the 200 block of Lindy Avenue in the only section about 730 Monday evening when she was hit.

Investigators released surveillance video of the suspect's vehicle, a gold Cadillac SRX.

Police say the video is disturbing, but hope that releasing it generates a lot of tips.

Police believe the driver knew that they hit something, possibly actually seeing the

bicycle clinging to their vehicle for about a half a block.

Fatima was taken to chop and is in critical condition with injuries to her lower body and lungs.

She hasn't been able to speak yet, but she's writing down what she has to say.

Surprise she wasn't killed. If you look at the video footage, it's terrifying.

Do you see, Steve, that the, with the bike was still stuck underneath? Yeah, yeah.

And then it looked like, to me, the SUV sped off once it got to the intersection.

Right, yeah.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Philadelphia Police

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