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

Tuesday, January 24th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, there's been another mass shooting in California,

the second one in a week. Seven people are dead and one is critically injured following shootings at two farms in northern

California. First responders received a call about an active shooter at 2.20 p.m. authorities

responded to Mountain Mushroom Farm in Half Moon Bay and found four victims deceased with gunshot wounds.

A fifth victim also suffering from a gunshot wound,

was transported to Stanford Medical Center with life-threatening injuries. Then shortly after,

at the Concord Farms, less than three miles away from the Mountain Mushroom Farm, three additional

victims were located, also deceased with gunshot wounds. Sixty-seven-year-old Chung Lee Zhao of

Heff Moon Bay has been arrested in connection to the

incidents the sheriff's office confirmed. A weapon was located in Zau's vehicle. He is believed to have

acted alone and that there is no further threat to the community they added. A source told ABC 7

news that the suspect worked at one of the mushroom farms and all of the victims were co-workers.

Locals say Mountain Mushroom Farm is known to be a marijuana growing farm.

The FBI of San Francisco is assisting the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office by providing

investigation and forensic resources.

Authorities say the partially decomposed body found behind homes in Pennsylvania last week is a Delaware woman who has been missing since early December.

The Upper Derby Police Department identified the woman as 61-year-old Rosemary Brin, who they say was reported missing by her family on December 12th.

Brin, who police say most recently lived in Newark, Delaware, was found behind a row of homes in the 7,000 block of

Greenwood Avenue in the early morning hours of January 16th. The police department wrote on

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