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experienced in years. 2 of those shootings right here in the bay area around 2.30, yesterday afternoon. authorities say half moon bay man went on a shooting rampage leaving 7 people dead. one person wounded. the suspected shooter is now in custody. and hours later, oakland police say another mass shooting unfolded at a gas station. 8 people were shot. least one of them has died in those killings came less than 2 days after that big mask heard a ballroom in monterey park in southern california for a gunman killed 11 people and injured 9 more before turning the gun on himself. the mass shootings are sending the wave of fear through asian american communities and casting a shadow over the festivities across the nation as millions of people are celebrating the lunar new year this week. joining us now to talk about this is assemblymember evan low assemblyman. thanks for being with us. >> just in, general, your thoughts on what has been, you know, such a horrific past few days with these mass shootings here in january isn't over. and we've had dozens of people

killed across the country in mass shootings. >> well, first of all, thank you very much to kron 4 for allowing us to have a space and acknowledging the pain that this is caused to the asian pacific islander community, especially during a time in which beer to celebrate the lunar new year. in fact, as the first state in the nation to recognize learn near as a holiday in the state of california. but unfortunately, this is the stark reality that we are dealt with. and of course, has propelled the asian pacific islander community front and center to help ensure that we now stand specifically to stopping the type of violent attacks and utilization of weapons of mass destruction, terrorizing our communities. >> a lot of the asian hate started during the whole expression is dealing with covid. >> and association with china and covid and all of that kind of started this ugly chain of

violence against the api community. and now we're dealing with these just your sense of, you know what we making any progress, so much more talk is being done. so many more people are organizing around anti-asian hate and then this did you feel we're making some progress at all? >> certainly and thank you for providing that khan's contacts, whether or not previous the previous president talked about the come flu or the chinese virus. many of us human like perpetual foreigners in our own land. i coming out of covid in the increase of asian hate. and now these mass shootings. it's does feel like we can't catch a break. but what is important is that we come together and find commonality, which is to say that lettuce utilize this opportunity to number one. and he'll but also turned those emotions into action, collective action and demanding more from our government, ensuring that we have the type of

accountability and policies and keeping our community safe. we must not be numb to this each and every day. and again, the a pal community is equally vulnerable and susceptible to the attacks of weapons in our streets. >> we know holidays can be a stressful time because there are expectations, you know, among family members and friends to for certain kind of levels of you know, acceptance or help or need or whatever happens during holidays and and is it just bad coincidence that we have mass shootings on the eve of luna lunar new and both of them was asian-american victims. an asian american suspects. >> we can extract at making that reference to and in i received a number of inquiries. i myself will be and it's oakland's chinatown parade this weekend and many of asked is it going to be safe? but we must reassure members of the public that law

enforcement is diligent. we in the east in the bay area in california have many public officials who have taken the efforts to keeping our community safe by passing the most strict gun on the books. a california has the strictest gun laws on the books. and yes, it is an unfortunate reality that these instance still do occur. but that's why it's important that we elevate the sense of urgency on these issues and be interconnected as well. while also recognizing the impact of mental health challenges that this also makes to the stigma of the asian pacific islander community, one in which, of course, the community oftentimes likes to be independent, not talk about problems, not necessarily wanting to access public services. that's why it's important that government has. the services of compensation funds, access to mental health services in language and being responsive to our communities.

very important that you're pointing that out so much in the news conference today was referencing the fact that, >> you know, these farm workers are going to need so much help and the days and weeks ahead. i i think it's generally assumed that in california that most of the farm workers are the latino community to find that is not just the latino community but also the asian american what are your about the level of attention paid to the for the situation of the farm workers after you know, attention over the mass shootings has begun to wane. will the farm workers still be able to be on the top of the agenda among those in power? >> but this is why we're having this conversation right now. the unfortunate reality is that even we talked about, the shootings in monterey park and not even having the in dry on publications. then you have a shooting in half moon bay. and of course, now we multiple reports of other shootings in other places in the country.

so this is a regular occurrence. and by the way, only a problem systemic in the united states. no other country in the industrialized world has this problem is that specifically of the united states? so we must not be numb to this issue. we must elevate this and not just move on to the next problem. and remember that this is also a time to reflect on the victims having solidarity specifically to the services for the victims and their families alike, but also to provide an opportunity to check in on one another. if you know of an api co-worker, seek them out and ask if they need any help and just checking on them. perhaps there are companies also provide matching funds for those who wish to contribute to community-based organizations doing work to relieve the pain and suffering to those victims and families as well. >> assemblyman, we're out of time. but real quick before we go, you mentioned the open parade and of course, the san francisco chinese new year parade is the biggest one outside of asia. gets hundreds

of thousands of people in san francisco. it is a lot of fun. are people going to be able to go have a good time and isn't it just doesn't seem appropriate to have a good time so soon after something like this. >> but can we? we are a resilient, a bay area strong and the asian pacific islander community equally knows that we can persevere. and this is an opportunity for us to do our part to supporting local small business owners. api business owners, minority business owners, especially as we come out of this pandemic and utilizing this opportunity to celebrate. but to reaffirm our commitment collectively and tackling these issues. >> assemblyman evan low, thank you for your time and your perspective on everything that's been going on the last few days. and we hope that this is the last time we have to have this kind of a conversation with you, but you and just, you know, that we get through the lunar new year. the rest of it with joy. thank you. coming up next on

kron, 4 news tonight at 6 tesla ceo and twitter owner elon musk takes the stand for his 3rd day of testimony. how he defends himself against. >> accusations of defrauding tesla investors. today, the

u.s. senate holding hearings on ticketmaster fuel, but november's meltdown during a taylor swift ticket presale.

>> some lawmakers say ticketmaster and its parent company live nation. unfair chokehold on live events all across the country live. they say that it is nearly impossible for artists to perform live events without the backing of ticketmaster and live nation and consumers end up paying more for the tickets if they can get any tickets in the first place. many of the senators question whether live nation is in violation of anti-trust laws. >> this whole. system is a mess. it's a monopolistic mass. we apologize to the fans. we apologize to ms, wept. >> as you heard, ticketmaster cfo apologizing, but laying the blame primarily on ticket scalpers. there are reports that the justice department is investigating live nation for anti-trust violations. however, the department of justice has not confirmed that investigation.

>> elon musk return to the federal courthouse in san francisco for his 3rd day of testimony. musk is defending against claims he defrauded tesla investors by a tweet in 2018. the 51 year-old billionaire spent most of the time depicting himself as an impeccably trustworthy business leader capable of raising as much money as he needs to pursue his visions in the 2018 tweet, musk claimed had lined up the financing to take tesla private in a deal that never came close to happening. sources say it is unlikely he will be summoned back to the witness stand. a 9 person jury will hear the case in early february. coming up next in sports, a 49 er players >> on monday ahead of the nfc championship matchup with the eagles sports director jason dumas has the details coming up.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> the niners got a huge win on sunday in advance to their 3rd nfc championship in 4 years. and just a day later, the organization is dealing with the fallout of a player dealing with a domestic assault arrest. defensive lineman charles omenihu was arrested on monday afternoon for domestic violence. he allegedly pushed his girlfriend to the ground in san jose's santana row, a man who has 4 and a half sacks this season and usually gets about 15 snaps a game. the

niners have released a statement basically saying that there where the incident and they are gathering more information. a spokesperson for the san jose police department explained why this offense was ruled a misdemeanor and not a felony. >> but classify this is a misdemeanor. not a felony is there was not a visible injury. there the mere complained of pain that classifies that changes the classification from a felony to a misdemeanor. >> all right. moving on to the action between the lines is championship week here in the bay. and the attention has shifted to the philadelphia eagles on paper. this is the matchup of the nfc of the season from start to finish. the eagles have been the best and most consistent team in the conference. but over the last 12 weeks, the niners they've been the hottest team objective. lee speaking. these are the top 2 teams in the nfc. the niners got here by taking down 2 rivals. first, a division rival in the seattle seahawks. but sunday night,

that was a rivalry that was formed in the 90's due to the niners and the cowboys being the 2 most successful teams in that decade. it was a defensive slugfest with san francisco made just enough plays to come out with the dup. now they will have their hands full with a philly team that won that division that the cowboys are in the eagles, both a top tier offense, defense and special teams unit. they've only lost twice this season at home. the niners were able to go into philly last season and beat the bird 17 to 11. but kyle shanahan, those that a whole lot has changed since that matchup to touch them to see across the league throughout the year. and just i'm watching a little bit that we've done here south last night. >> i there's there's a reason that the then the best in the league so far, i mean, throughout this whole year, i mean office, he's really special teams. last year we were real concern going to the game playing and we know that some good talent and they had a good schemes. them the real tough game there and all they've done play together as

more players got a lot better >> meanwhile, in philly, the eagles and their coaching staff also understand this will be the tallest task of their season up to this point. the niners and the eagles are the only 2 teams in the nfl that rank in the top 5 on both offense and defense. the eagles eagles head coach nick sirianni. it's actually great friends. le brock purdy's former coach at iowa state. they were teammates in college. so he's very familiar with the young quarterback sirianni. he speaking like a man who knows his team is in for a tough fight. but at the same time is really confident. and he's great. >> a lot of good playmakers on this football team offensive lee and defensively in its nose. no surprise. they've won all these games in a row. they've good coaches. they've got good players. and so, you know, we're going to have to have a plan to make sure that they're good players. don't read game. you know, that's what you always. you know, as you look at the hay, here's the really good players. how we make sure this guy doesn't

wreck the game, but we've got good players, too. that's what the nfc championship game should be. it's going to get the skin. it's going to be tight. and again, we've got to put our guys in the best spots to be able to make plays and make sure we're containing. >> the dubs were back on the practice court today after getting monday off golden coming off, one of its more disappointing losses of the season on sunday night. they led brooklyn by as much as 17. but brooklyn finish the game on a 22 to 6 run to get the win. that has been an annoying theme to the warriors season losing games. they had no business losing. and steve kerr acknowledged that much today after practice. >> we've had probably 7 or 8 games this year that we feel like we should have won. and only a couple where we won that we last and that gap is a difference between, you know, being a 3 seed in being 10th where we are right now. so a very small margin for error. and we've got to get better on those margins. the warriors

host, those annoying memphis grizzlies. tomorrow night. >> at chase center, that's your look at sports. back to you guys. thank you, jason. >> the department of justice and 8 states are suing google. the group is accusing the tech giant of abusing its power in the digital advertising market. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> the department of justice wants to break up. google's advertising are for 15 years. google has pursued a course of anti-competitive conduct tuesday attorney general merrick garland announced the justice department along with 8 states is suing google for antitrust violations. the lawsuit alleges google uses its power in the digital ad space to harm competitors as a result of this scheme. web site creators earn less. and advertisers pay more. this is the second antitrust lawsuit filed against google by the department of justice. the first happened under the trump administration and target the

web giant's online search engine. carl's abo what netchoice, which represents companies like google and meta say the lawsuit has no merit. and in fact, the only way the department of justice could possibly win this case. >> is to completely ignore reality and says google does not have a monopoly. meta and google combined account for only 45% of the digital ad space. at the same time, the price for digital ads continues to decrease roughly 80% of google's revenue comes from ads. but that revenue stream has weakened since the start of the pandemic. >> representatives for alphabet, google's parent company called the doj suit flawed and argue in the end it will hurt not help small businesses seeking to grow in washington. raquel martin. we're going to take a .reak. we'll be right bac

>> ford wants to pay customers not to buy its most popular vehicle due to a backlog in production. ford is offering customers to reserve certain packages of the 2023 bronco. $2500 to buy a different bronco or even another vehicle. the backlog packages include the molded in color. hard top sasquatch and lux reservation holders can also switch to reserve the 2024 model. >> rapper doja cat is never afraid to be the center of attention for the first day of paris haute couture week. she was the lady in red. the

multi-platinum artist was painted red and covered in 30,000 crimson. so rough crystals, makeup artist pat mcgrath and her team created this. look at took 4 hours and 58 minutes to complete almost 5 hours. the theme of paris haute couture week. dawn tase inferno. it looks kind of uncomfortable. sit down with that. can if you have an well, we'll see you tonight on 4 news at a good night. a nice guy.

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