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

Today is Monday, October 18th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, at least six people were injured after gunfire rang out inside a mall in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Sunday afternoon. According to police, several males were arguing inside the Park City Center Mall when multiple shots were fired. A woman and three men were shot during the incident. All four victims are expected to survive. Police say two other females suffered minor injuries while trying to flee the mall after the shooting.

Video shared on social media captured a flurry of emergency responders rushing towards the mall's entrance.

Multiple people were taken into custody, but it's unclear if those arrested included the gunmen.

The mall remained closed for the remainder of the day yesterday, but they are expected to reopen today.

Anyone with information about the shooting

is asked to contact police. The trial for the man accused of shooting six Philadelphia police

officers is scheduled to begin today. Marys Hill will be on trial for a number of charges, including

more than 60 attempted murder charges to account for not only the officers he's accused of shooting,

but also the

ones who investigators said were put in harm's way during a shootout two years ago. Police used

tear gas to force Hill out of a row home following a seven hour long standoff and shootout

back on August 14th, 2019. It happened along the 3,700 block of North 15th Street in the

city's Tioga,Nicestown section.

Officers were at the home to serve a narcotics warrant when Hill barricaded himself inside and used an AR-15-style rifle and other handguns to shoot at police.

At one point, two officers were trapped inside the home for several hours before a SWAT team rescued them, according to police.

Investigators said more than 200 rounds were fired and that officers later found five handguns,

including the rifle. During the standoff, a nearby daycare center was locked down for hours

and later evacuated with police officers helping carry the babies out of the daycare center.

Two city buses were set up where shaken children waited for their parents to pick

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