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

Today is Monday. It is April 4th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. At least two shooters opened fire early Sunday in Sacramento in the city's second

mass shooting in five weeks killing six people and wounding 12 others as bars closed for the night

and crowds emptied onto downtown streets police said three men and three women were killed police chief

Kathy lester said their bodies remained on the pavement hours after the gunfire erupted around 2 a.m

police sought clues from a crime scene that stretched across multiple city blocks as they

searched for the shooters. At least four of the wounded were hospitalized with life-threatening

injuries. Authorities have not identified any of the victims or offered a possible motive.

Investigators poured through hundreds of pieces of evidence. Much of it documented on the

streets and blue and yellow markers as officials begged the public to come forward with tips and video

that could help find the suspects. Sunday's violence was the third time this year in the United

States that at least six people have been killed in a mass shooting. Sacramento has endured two

mass shootings in the last five weeks. On February 28th, a father killed his three daughters,

a chaperone, and himself at a Sacramento church during a weekly supervised visitation.

The area where Sunday's killings occurred is on the outskirts of the city's main entertainment

district and has many bars and restaurants. It's anchored by the Golden One Center that attracts

big-name concerts and is home to the NBA's Sacramento Kings.

City officials have invested heavily in the area to promote development.

Videos on social media showed what appeared to be an altercation before the gunfire in California's capital city,

but officials don't know if that fight is what led to the shooting.

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