NEW YORK - An intense manhunt was underway Monday for the suspect in a triple shooting in Times Square. The gunman was reportedly trying to shoot his brother when he injured two women and a young girl.Amid a frantic stampede of tourists, a gut-wrenching video captures an NYPD officer running through Times Square, holding the girl, rushing her to paramedics.

The child was one of three innocent bystanders shot in broad daylight Saturday afternoon. A 43-year-old woman from New Jersey, a 23-year-old female from Rhode Island, and a four-year-old girl from Brooklyn are all expected to make a full recovery, but the man who put him there is still on the loose.

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Kosovo, Serbia clash over Balkan border issues at summit

BRDO – Serbia and Kosovo clashed Monday at a summit of Western Balkan nations over state border changes, a thorny issue in a region that is still recuperating from bloody civil wars in the 1990s.

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Police: Man in critical condition after being shot four times in North Philadelphia

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Science fiction for the pandemic times that we inhabit

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Palmieri's OT winner lifts Isles by Penguins 4-3 in Game 1

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Gemma Collins says she was forced her to do ‘easier work outs’ and sleep longer this week during ongoing health battle

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Australia sticks by plan to re-open border in mid-2022

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Violent punch captured on camera at Colorado Rockies game

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Nic Dowd scores in OT, Capitals beat Bruins 3-2 in Game 1

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New memorial dedicated to soldiers who died on secret mission to Vietnam

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Soldiers who perished on secret mission are memorialized

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Tensions rise as Palestinian march aims to defy Paris ban

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Kids’ weight gain in the pandemic is alarming doctors

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Abreu, Dozier collide, Royals snap 11-game skid, beat Chisox

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Abreu, Dozier hurt in collision, leave White Sox-Royals game

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COVID: North Western Railways reduces timing of 38 passenger reservation system offices

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Premier Doug Ford renews calls for tighter border controls to rein in COVID-19 variants

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Times Square shooting suspect arrested in Florida

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UCF scientists among eager researchers awaiting James Webb Space Telescope launch

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Fans get vaccines prior to Flyers game and receive free tickets to an upcoming game

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DC aims for full reopening, with masks, by June 11

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Markets gain for fourth straight sessions defying covid concerns

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WASHINGTON – Eager to the turn the page on the Trump years, the Biden White House is launching an effort to unearth past problems with the politicization of science within government and to tighten scientific integrity rules for the future.

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The Latest: Joint venture aims to make 1B doses for Chinese

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Deputies: Brother of NFL player electrocuted in North Carolina

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Shooting leaves 7 dead, including gunman, at Colorado birthday party

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Putin tells Red Square parade that Nazi ideas persist

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Virat, Anushka hail healthcare and frontline workers amid testing Covid-19 times

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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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