jimenez told me that he was not surprised by the pictures. he has been trying to highlight this issue for years. >> the rent in half moon bay is very expensive. >> reporter: but to build affordable housing, it costs money. jimenez says the 40-unit building is expected to cost $34 million. that is just one of many apartments that jimenez says needs to be built. >> we know it takes time with the permits. they need to understand that we are in need of building housing. >> reporter: jimenez also told me they are looking to purchase a plot of land that is currently owned by the local catholic church. he said when it comes to the 40-unit plan already underway, they are still looking to get full funding for that project. he says that anyone who would like to donate can contact the local nonprofit. >> so we continue following the conversations after the massacre. california already has more than 100 gun laws. the reason why mass shootings have prompted lawmakers to call for even more regulation is that they stand behind these laws and the people with

. >> escuchÁbamos al hermano de marciano martÍnez jimÉnez, una de las vÍctimas.nen estas familias que buscan preguntas. nosotros continuaremos muy pendientes y siguiendo este caso de hace cerca. paola: es parte del sentir. nadie sabe por quÉ se registro este tiroteo. marÍa antonieta mejÍas nos resume un poco de lo que dijeron los lÍderes polÍticos. marÍa: asÍ es, el gobernador fue la Última persona en emitir un disco curso y se mostrÓ bastante conmovido por este reciente tiroteo, tambiÉn hablÓ del hampa las condiciones en las que laboran los trabajadores agrÍcolas, las vÍctimas pertenecen al sector agrÍcola. son siete vÍctimas, son latinos y asiÁticos que laboraban en el campo. el gobernador se refiriÓ a la poca acciÓn del gobierno federal. vamos escuchar quÉ dijo el gobernador. >> empecÉ a escribir y ahora tengo que agregar esto, quÉ diablos estÁ pasando? dice que sÓlo pasa en estados unidos porque se ha permitido que esto pase. el gobernador ordenÓ la falta de acciÓn de los republicanos para tratar de parar el uso indiscriminado de armas de fuego. estuvieron ot

i would like to turn it over to vice mayor joachim jimenez. >> thank you. if we have learned anything the last three years, since we are affected by the pandemic. coastal community, we support each other. my condolences goes to the families of the farm working community that have been affected as of yesterday. as of three years ago when the pandemic affected the community and it's affecting the floods. now it is time for all of us to come together and bring the support. we have great leaders in our community stepping forward. taking a chance to be here for you. to be here for our community. we have a strong leadership in the county. law enforcement officers who responded to the shooting. usually in this same parking lot. we celebrate the pumpkin festival. the weighing of the biggest pumpkin. the same side. today, we are here for a different reason. to share with you what happens in our community. this is something that is going to change how we do things in our community. how would affect the family and community by going back to the farms. now we have been

his name is joaquin jimenez. he says, look, our community has been attacked, but we are going to come out of this stronger. but he too said there is so much work to be done, and this is part of that work to come together as a community. >> at this hour, we're still not there. as she said, the mayor -- or excuse me, the sheriff -- this is an active investigation, and it's still unfolding. she even said, we still have to confirm that all seven victims, people who died here, were actual workers at that farm. >> reporter: right. and that did go to also what the vice mayor was saying. he was saying in this tight-knit community -- and he talked also about what evan lo was saying, is that there is so much emphasis on trying to come together at times like this, and yet we also have to look forward to dealing with this gun violence. here's what joaquin jimenez had to say. >> wanting to know information, the family members, the relatives are okay. we hope they are. we hope they sn be reunited, and we are here to support th

the victim's brother describing martinez-jimenez as a good worker. the loss has left the family broken. we are learning more about the violence that day. we are told the shooter several people and shot them straight in the face. reggie: thank you. san jose city council is taking action to reduce gun violence after the recent shootings. the council increased outreach on gun violence restraining orders. they will also make public safety information more available by providing them in more languages. kumasi: governor gavin and other state leaders say more has to be done to stop shootings. california has some of the strictest gun laws in the country. jobina: they are demanding congress help pass a national ban domiciled weapons and other gun safety legislation. governor newsom believes mass shootings in the u.s. are correlated with the availability of assault weapons. they allow a shooter to fire many rounds without stopping. the governor expressed frustration one day after he met with victims' families in the monterey park shooting. >> we can say " thou

also, we have a picture of marciano, martinez jimenez. he also died in the shooting happened bay. he was just 50 years old speech. we now know their names, but many in half moon bay have known the victims for years. they're part of the community and people there are showing their love and honoring those victims through flowers and candles and messages that have been place downtown. >> kyle up nesbitt joins us live from that show park with more on the growing memorial >> this memorial has been growing all week and downtown half moon bay since the news first broke about the mass shooting today in more than doubled in size and the 7 victims who were killed, their names were added to candles. >> 7 names and 7 members of the half moon bay community gone. remember through every flower place at the corner of main and kelly, the memorial grew even larger wednesday, especially after kathy repair do visit close to 100 vo case provided by her flower shop and nursery on san mateo road. the same road with the victims were murdered. her and frank think everybody in the community. >> because it'

carolina: seÑor vicealcalde jimÉnez, quÉ bueno que se conecta con la "ediciÓn digital", imaginÓ el miedociÓn digital" queremos comunicarnos con algunas de esas familias, si conoce alguna de ellas, que quiere hablar con nosotros, avÍsenos, por favor. gracias. >> gracias a ustedes por cubrir esta historia, la tragedia. carolina: una verdadera tragedia, y la violencia armada, no se limita a california. dos estudiantes adolescentes perdieron la vida, y un hombre fue herido en un ataque armado contra un programa para jÓvenes con problemas de comportamiento. la policÍa dijo que el ataque fue resultado de una rivalidad entre pandillas, y que ajustÓ a un hombre, y tiene detenido otros dos. borja: cambiamos el tema, culpable de conspiraciÓn sediciosa, ha sido el perito del jurado para los atacantes del capitolio del 6 de enero de 2021 para los cuatro integrantes de un grupo de odio. la —— los acusados permanecerÁn en prisiÓn domiciliaria. carolina: con gran sorpresa se anunciÓ la detenciÓn de un exfuncionario de contrainteligencia del fbi, acusado de trabajar en secreto para un multimillonario ru

martinez jimenez playing the drums in this video, he also played accordion. memories will always be there. juan told me in spanish. marciano was a good person. a good friend. i couldn't believe this happened to him. martinez jimenez was working as a supervisor at the concord mushroom farm when he was killed. his family has a go fund me page to raise money to send his body back to his hometown in mexico for burial. he was well known and liked in this tight knit latino community in half moon bay and had lived around here for the past 20 years. his friends said he volunteered as a spanish translator at a local health clinic, his nephew told ktvu a coworker told them martinez was the first person to confront the gunman at the farm and had tried to stop him. he shot my uncle in the head. and then, um the working next to him was like basically saying, like , you don't have to do this and all this stuff and then the guy time as something around the lines of like, i have no beef with you. and not like i have no troubles with you. 38 year old jose romero perez was als

she didn't have a picture of him, but she says marciano martinez jimenez was another shooting. he was also from oaxaca, mexico that had worked in the half moon bay area as a farm worker for the past 20 years. other survivors of this tragedy include about 40 workers and their families, who not only worked but lived on site at one of the farms. they can't go back home because their home is now the site of a crime scene investigation. in the meantime, they're staying in hotels that the city and county are providing. several community organizations and people are trying to help by gathering donations of food, clothing and money like the farmworkers caravan and san jose, bringing these donated items to the allis community center in half moon bay. half moon base. vice mayor joaquin jimenez says he's spoken with some of the survivors and he says even when the crime scene clears, workers may be reluctant to return in a lot of fear. a lot of stress. uh she wants to go to a different occasion to work. and she was sharing with us. she makes $17,000 a year. this is an opportunity. you know

she didn't have a picture of him, but she says marciano martinez jimenez was another shooting. victim he was also from oaxaca, mexico that had worked in the half moon bay area as a farm worker for the past 20 years. other survivors of this tragedy include about 40 workers and their families, who not only worked but lived on site at one of the farms. they can't go back home because their home is now the site of a crime scene investigation. in the meantime, they're staying in hotels that the city and county are providing. several community organizations and people are trying to help by gathering donations of food, clothing and money, like the farmworkers caravan and san jose, bringing these donated items to the allis community center in half moon bay. half moon based vice mayor joaquin jimenez says he's spoken with some of the survivors and he says even when the crime scene clears, workers may be reluctant to return in a lot of fear. a lot of stress. uh she wants to go to a different occasion to work. and she was sharing with us. she makes $17,000 a year. this is an opportunity.

zhishen liu, qishong cheng, marciano jimenez, yeato binge, aixinag zhang and jingzhi lu. our team is working to learn more about who they were and the impact on friends and family. chin lu zhao is in custody and will face a judge this afternoon. before we go, one last look at the forecast. >> we're still enjoying the sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s. ahead we'll need more coats and sweaters, more layers, as those temperatures get much colder once the rain passes late sunday into monday. >> at least we have good advice from you to layer up. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is coming up at 4:30 this afternoon. you can also get the latest information all day long at nbcbayarea.com. we'll be back here tomorrow morning. have a great day. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-ch

marciano martinez jimenez. we are joined from a memorial downtown with more on the story. >> reporter: this has been a gathering place for the community. basically all day. we have seen more people stop by as they are getting off of work late this afternoon. you can see piles of flowers, cards, notes of support, and also condolences for the seven people killed, including 50-year-old marciano martinez jimenez. according to a fundraising page set up to his brother, he lived in half moon bay 25 years and lived at concorde farms. the second shooting site. he was originally from mexico. his family is trying to raise money to get his body back home so that he can be buried with his parents. here at the memorial in the park at the corner of main street and kelly avenue, people have stopped by to pray or just take a few quiet moments to reflect on the events of the past few days. a local florist brought by 70 bouquets of roses to leave at the memorial. another woman who has worked in the half moon bay agricultural comm

let's bring in the vice mayor of half moon bay, joaquin jimenez. thanks for being with us on such a difficult week and a difficult evening. we think we know half moon bay, but what don't we know about your city? >> well, first of all, thank you for the invitation to share about our community and the tragedy that happened most recently as yesterday. our community is a heritage of farming, ranching, and fishing. our beautiful community that people like to visit on the weekends, visit the beach, pick up their pumpkins. but behind that are the farmworkers. our farmworker community has been ignored for several decades and now they're the victims of a mass shooting in our community. >> and these victims, what was their salary? what were their living conditions? we're learning so much about them now. >> a lot of our farmworkers here in the area, actually, for me it was news that some of them are receiving $9 per hour on their wages. that's something that i actually ignore. i know we have a minimum wage of $13.50, i believe, and going up to $16 in san mate

we're also getting our first look at one of their faces, 50-year-old marciano martinez jimenez. now, our katie nielsen has his story. >> reporter: this park is not only turning into a memorial for those lives lost on monday afternoon but also a gathering spot for members of the community. we've seen people stopping by with flowers and cards, notes of support and condolence for the seven people who were killed, including 50-year-old marciano martinez jimenez. according to a fundraising page set up by his brother, marciano lived in half moon bay for 25 years and worked at concord farms. he was also a volunteer at a clinic. he's originally from mexico. his family is trying to raise money to get his body back home to be buried next to his parents. here at the memorial in the park at the corner of main street and kelly avenue, people have stopped to pray or just take a few quiet moments to reflect on the events of the past few days. a local florist brought by 70 bouquets of roses to leave at the memorial while another woman who's worked in half moon bay's agricultural community for m

martinez jimenez had lived and worked in this area for 20 years , his nephew says a coworker told them martinez jimenez was the first person to try and confront the gunman at the farm and had tried to stop him. now we have the links to both of those go fund me page is of the victims. we just mentioned on our website ktvu .com on the web links section. we also have links there to some of the community wide donation funds and web pages that have been set up. and as i just mentioned at the beginning of this, so we just learned from some city officials out here that they are planning a community wide vigil to happen here in downtown half moon bay. tomorrow afternoon. they said more details on that will be forthcoming. we're live in half moon bay. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news, ali. thank you, the man in custody for the shootings in half moon bay remains in the same mateo county jail. this morning 66 year old channel asia was charged with seven counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, made his first court appearance yesterday. investigators say zhao's a migrant worker who drove to

from half moon bay. 64 year-old genes in lieu from half moon bay, 50 year-old marciano, martinez jimenez speech. 43 year-old get how being and jose romero perez. we also now know the name of the surviving victim, pedro romero, perez, the community has come together in several ways to help those affected by this tragedy. you can find more information on how you can help right now on our website. kron 4 dot com, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> also coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. we're digging deeper into what investigators and city leaders know about the mass shooting in oakland that left one person dead. numerous people injured and kron four's. rob nesbitt is working a story. he's at the growing memorial talking to people who are lending their condolences and half moon bay. that story as well. coming up later in the newscast. >> new at 5 police are searching for a man who attempted to kidnap a woman near the uc berkeley campus. happened late last night on at the intersection of hearst in euclid. according to police, the suspect came up behind the woman, grabbed her by the arm and

cnn's omar jimenez reports one when stan flights went nowhere. >> -- so i come in.ke i said, this is a nationwide issue. it is not just a local issue. >> this is how the day started at airports across the u.s. someone's day. a nationwide bounced up from the federal aviation administration, the largest societal around. the ripple effects of the ground stop are now affecting thousands of flights. >> we have been delayed three times. there are no more flights leaving today that would get us there on time, or tomorrow, a friday. ground stop was because of a system outage and only last about an hour and a half, lifted by 9 am. what it has left passengers throughout the day scrambling. and authorities questioning what went wrong. the biden ministration at this point says there is no direct evidence of a cyberattack. >> but we are also not going to rule that out until we have a clear better understanding of what is taking place. but again, and indication of that this time. >> the faa is working aggressively to get to the bottom of the root causes for the system out of so t

was called to the crime scene along with the translator, the vice mayor of half moon bay, joaquin jimenez, reached out with a message of support to farm workers, he said were impacted by the shooting someone condolences to the families lost a loved one today. and to bring my to offer the support so all the families and the farm workers that were affected as investigators interviewed witnesses and search for evidence, jimenez says a family reunification center was set up at half moon bay's i d s community hall on main street. we were there throughout the evening, and there's a lot of crying, um, sadness, grief. it's heartbreaking. we have been receiving phone calls text messages from family members. wanted to know information, either family members, relatives are okay spreading, as community members learned another three people were shot and killed just 2.5 miles away at another shooting site at rice, trucking and soil farm, our hearts are broken. we are deeply grateful for one enforcement for their work this evening. but in the end, there are simply too many guns in this country. and ther

one victim, 50-year-old marciano martinez jimenez. according to his nephew, he was well liked by all of his friends and family and was a kind soul. >> to me, he was not just an uncle, right. since my family's catholic, i was raised in the catholic church. i remember as early as i could choose to be my godfather, i chose him every single time for every single occasion. he was more like a -- he was a second father figure to me. >> gut-wrenching for this whole community here, especially the family members. and family members confirm another victim is jose perez. he is the man on the left with the blue shirt there. his brother is pedro perez, also in the photo with the 49ers hoodie. family members say that he's the surviving victim. he continues to recover at stanford hospital. tonight we talked with his cousin, who told news spanish both were hard workers. >> they came to progress, help the family give their kids a better education, have a roof over their heads, the american dream. but now the american dream has turned on them. >> here a

mourners laying flowers at a memorial. 50-year-old marciano martinez-jimenez among those killed. his brother describing him as a good man. just 25 days into the new year, more than 70 people have been killed in at least 40 mass shootings across the country, including two in california in just a matter of days. doctors who treated victims of the monterey park massacre saturday, struggling to cope. >> it's extremely ly see the victims. >> reporter: back in half moon bay, joaquin jimenez emotional for the victims he knew through his work advocating for migrant workers. you've now lost friends. how hard has this been for you? >> it's very hard. it's difficult to think about going to the farm and -- or the community not to be able to see people. >> reporter: david, the judge deciding not to grant the suspect bail in this case, calling him a threat to the community and a flight risk, because he is a chinese citizen with an incentive to leave the country. >> matt, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and pope francis making news this evening. in a new interview, speaking about homosexuality

marciano martinez jimenez worked at concord farms . a coworker, says martinez. jimenez was the first person to see the suspect with a gun and tried to stop him. he shot my uncle in the head. and then, um uh, the worker and next to him was like basically saying, like, you don't have to do this and all that stuff and then the guy time as something around the lines of like i have no beef with you. and no like i have no troubles with you. when the family of martinez jimenez could not reach him by phone. after the shooting, they rushed down to the farm and learned that he had been killed. they have set up a go fund me page to raise money to have his body transported to his hometown of oaxaca, mexico to be buried. the victims of the half moon bay shooting or between the ages of 38 73. they include chinese and mexican immigrants and to married couples and beyond half moon bay bay area communities are coming together to honor the lives of the shooting victims. last night in oakland, people gathered to remember people alat the vigils, candlesow

it's not easy right now. jimenez facing the final round of kenya's biggest junior golf tournament. once she hopes to win. yeah it's, it's the final oh, leg of the, of the safari. com tour at the royal golf club. and obviously we want to finish. well, she's not last tournament at all. vizier. she's so she's, she's won all that on. i'm in the, she's entered. she of course focuses on performance, but her appearance also matters to her fax and mario going to where this a late night and this this ah shirt. i like why then also i'm going to word this hack is donald to glad so yeah. tomorrow i think i'm going to work on my short game or to my long game and my chip pin and make sure them i'm going to go my lying and go to school with practice world to morrow. after the last training session, before the big tournament, i hope we're not running needs are. are you eating slowly? that's why we run the run late. spend on land. no, isn't it? so what happened? you 8, i did. yeah. i'm sorry. okay. yeah. yeah, but anyway, we're almost here with the final round drawing near canada can't help but thi

omar jimenez, thanks very much. i know you're going stay on this for us now. from benjamin ginsburg, well-known for representing republicans on election law issues. ben, great to see you. i've asked you a lot of questions over the last several decades. really nothing like the questions there are right now about george santos. what red flags do you see in these fec filings? >> well, from an election lawyer's perspective, what you see is the taking in of the money and what the sources were. and then how he reported it. and federal prosecutors do not have much of a sense of humor over people who take illegal campaign contributions and then file false government documents reporting their money in politics. you've also got to question about personal use. it's illegal to use campaign dollars to come to you for your own personal life. and i think the way the filings have been raises those questions as well. >> i mean, how much trouble could he be in, if he provided false information in these filings? would it just be a slap on the wrist or worse? >> well, you know, h

right now. jimenez facing the final round of kenya's biggest junior golf tournament. once she hopes to win. yeah it's, it's the final uh leg of this, a farrakhan tour at the royal golf club. and obviously we want to finish. well, she's not last meant at all vizier. she's so she's, she's won all that on. i'm in the, she's entered. she of course focuses on performance, but her appearance also matters to her for tomorrow. i'm going to wear this i like this night and this, this ah shirt. i like that. then also i'm going to word this hack. these don't look too bad, so yeah. to morrow, i think i'm going to work on my short game. also my long game and my chip pin and make sure them i'm going to go my lying. and they do scope that practice well tomorrow. off to the last training session before the big tournament. i hope when lots running needs are are you eating slowly? that's why we run. run late canada. oh, isn't it? so what happened? you 8. i did. yeah. i'm sorry. okay. yeah. yeah. but anyway, we're almost here with the final round drawing near canada can't help but think

martinez jimenez was working as a supervisor at the concord mushroom farm when he was killed. his family has a go fund me page to raise money to send his body back to his hometown in mexico for burial. he was well known and liked in this tight knit latino community in half moon bay and had lived around here for the past 20 years. friends said he volunteered as a spanish translator at the local health clinic, his nephew told ktvu coworker told them martinez was the first person to confront the gunman at the farm and had tried to stop him. he shot my uncle in the head. and then, um the working next to him was like basically saying, like, you don't have to do this and all this stuff and then the guy time something. around the lines of like i have no beef with you. and no like i have no troubles with you. 38 year old jose romero perez was also killed in the shooting. he was also from oaxaca, mexico, and leaves behind a wife and four children there. his family has a go fund me page to raise money to send his body back to mexico for burial as well. his cousin writes. jose immigrated

familias, mamás con hijos, monjas, en fin el gobernador gavin newsom de ciencia fue el alcalde señor jiménezía que por alguna u otra cosa no puede llegar pero quieren ayudar >>> estamos en una crisis porque estamos sufriendo toda la comunidad les agradecemos que estén ayudando nuestra gente va a necesitar que nos apoyen con dinero porque realmente nuestra comunidad no está trabajando y no tienen nada más a nuestra página si gustan darte dinero para que nosotros luego los podemos repartirlo a las familias >>> gran abrazo nombre toda la comunidad para todos ustedes gracias por lo que están haciendo por esta gente díganles que son más los buenos que los queremos, que les agradecemos todo lo que están haciendo por nosotros y por nuestra gente muchas gracias verónica te lo agradecemos de verdad de corazón y sí solidaridad y oraciones porque es el momento en que muchas personas están elevando oraciones a un ser que ellos tengan cualquiera sea su denominación precisamente si omar esther una vigilia que ha venido a unir a personas de diferentes pensamientos en una sola palabra solidaridad, amor, tra

jimÉnez dijo que es esencial que el socavan que en la autopista 96 que lleva a (hablan en inglÉs) seÁ parado. >>> la congresista (hablan en inglÉs) se mostrÓ confiada en que la declaraciÓn de desastre mayor serÁ extendida. >>> tengo miedo que el apoyo no llegue. pilar niÑo telemundo 48. >>> la cruz roja asistiÓ a mÁs de 41 mil personas, la organizaciÓn pide la ayuda de mÁs voluntarios para ayudar en la recuperaciÓn y equipos de limpieza, los interesados pueden visitar el sitio (hablan en inglÉs). los recientes aguaceros causaron un incremento en el nivel de los embalses de nuestra regiÓn, ya que algunos fueron sobrepasados en su capacidad. los costos por colectar y potabilizar el agua sigue siendo alto. >>> en telemundo 48, tenemos informaciÓn de Última hora. el departamento de policÍa de oakland fue puesto bajo licencia administrativa. la medida se tomÓ despuÉs de un informe publicado por un bufete de abogados ya que dijo que manejÓ dinero. >>> hablamos del virus cinciacial que comienza a disminuir un poco. las muestras de las aguas residuales es el principal indicador de que bajÓ e

it's not easy right now . jimenez facing the final round of 10 years biggest junior golf tournament. one she hopes to win? yeah it's, it's the final leg of the, of the safari comm tour at the royal golf club and obviously we want to finish. well, she's not last tournament at all. busier. she'd so she's, she's won all that on. i'm in the she's entered. she of course focuses on performance, but her appearance also matters to her for tomorrow. i'm going to wear this a latest. it's nice and this, this on shirt. i like that. and then also i'm going to word this hats. this don't look too bad, so yeah. to morrow i think i'm going to walk on my short game. also my long game. earned my chin and made sure them. i'm going to go my lying. and i just hope this practice well to morrow. off to the last training session, before the big tournament, i hope we're lucky running needs are. are you eating slowly? that's why we ran it ran late panama. oh isn't it? so what happened? you a, i did. yeah. i'm sorry. okay. yeah. yeah. but anyway, we're almost here with the final round drawing near canada. can't

ktvu spoke with the family of 50 year old marciano martinez jimenez. he was working as a supervisor at the concord mushroom farm when he was killed on monday. his family is trying to raise money to send his body back to his hometown in oaxaca, mexico. they've set up a go fund me page. he has lived and worked in this area near half moon bay for about 20 years. his nephew says a coworker told them that martinez jimenez was the first person to confront the gunman at the farm and had tried to stop him. he shot my uncle in the head. and then, um the working next to him was like basically saying, like, you don't have to do this and all this stuff and then the guy time something. around the lines of like i have no beef with you. and no like i have no troubles with you. at another mushroom farm off highway. 92 2 brothers were also among the victims. 38 year old jose ramirez perez leaves behind a wife and four children, also in oaxaca, mexico. his family also has a go fund me page to transport his body back to his family for burial, his cousin wrote in a post q

martinez jimenez is it sharing details about their loved ones, killed at concord farms. his brother discarding him as a good person and good coworker who was an admired supervisor. he said the loss has left the family broken. we are learning more about the violence that day and i told the shooter targeting the victims and shot several of them in the face. reggie: other state leaders to say more needs to be done at the federal level to stop these shootings. california already has some of the strictest gun laws in the country. what are they asking of congress? jobina: they are demanding congress help pass a national ban on assault weapons and other than safety legislation. governor newsom believes mass shootings in the u.s. are directly correlated with the availability of assault weapons and large capacity magazines that allow a shooter to fire many rounds without stopping. the governor expressed frustration during a visit to half-moon bay. >> we can say thoughts and prayers and say -- or -- and this is the price of only blank, freedom, but freedom from what? being complet

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this is 50-year-old martinez jimenez. >> reporter: this is not only turning into a memorial for those lives lost monday afternoon but also a gathering spot for members of the community. we have seen people stopping with flowers and cards, notes of support and condolence for the seven people killed including 50-year-old martinez jimenez. he lived in half moon by for 25 years and worked at concord farms. he was also a volunteer at a clinic. his family is trying to raise money to get his body back home to be buried next to his parents. at the memorial in the park, people have stopped to pray or just take a few quiet moments to reflect on events of the past few days. a local florist brought by 70 bouquets of roses to leave at the memorial while another woman who has worked in half moon bay's agricultural community for more than a decade brought candles, one with each victim's name on it. >> they're not recognizable in the community. they're invisible without transportation and without resources. we didn't know their names in life. we should darn well know them in having lost them to servi

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jimenez, who you see on the screen, katy nielsen has more from the memorial site in downtown half moon bay. >> reporter: this park is not only turning into a memorial for lives lost on monday afternoon but also a gathering spot for members of the community. we have seen people stopping with flowers and cards, notes of support, and condolence for the seven people killed including 50-year-old martinez jimenez. according to a fund raising page he lived in half moon bay 25 years and worked at concord farms. hehis family is trying to raise money to get him back home to be buried next to his parents. at the memorial in park, people have stopped to pray or take a few quiet moments to reflect on the events of the past few days. a local florist brought 70 bouquets of roses to leave at the memorial and another woman who has worked in half moon bay's agricultural community brought candles, one with each name written on it. >> they're not recognized in the community. they're invisible without transportation, without resources. we didn't know their names in life and we should darn well know them in

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that's just one of many apartments jimenez says needs to be built. >> we know it takes time with thetal commission. they need to understand we are in need of building housing. >> reporter: he told me they are looking to purchase a plot of land that is currently owned by local catholic church. when it comes to the 40 unit plan already underway, they are looking to get full funding for that project. says anyone who would like to donate can contact the local nonprofit. >>> the disturbing video of nichols' arrest and recent shooting in half moon bay are leading to difficult conversations for families here and across the country. a san francisco nonprofit common sense media is joining us to help us navigate. how much should we let our kids see? that's something a lot of parents are thinking about. there are so many outlets. what can we really do as parents? >> any news involving violence and tragedy can affect kids no matter how old they are with 24/7 media and devices that give access, it is hard to avoid the exposure. there is advice for parents depending on your child's age and tempera

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vice mayor joaquin jimenez said half moon bay needs more affordable housing and a $24 million project is already in the works. >> our plan is to do a four-story building with social services on the first level. >> meanwhile, supervisor mueller said he wants affordable housing accessible to every farmworker on the coast who risked their lives subsidizing the cost of our produce. >>> california has more than 100 gun laws and now the recent mass shootings in half moon bay and monomer ouray park have prompted even more regulations to be called for. last week, nancy skinner of berkeley introduced legislation atquire purchase liability insurance, inspired by a law on the books in stan jose. they have lives shattered by gun violence and we have a bay area mother who turns her grief into action. >> i can remember you telling me how great and rewarding a career in the medical field could be whenever the question of what i wanted to do with my life came up. >> reporter: she reads a letter written to her by her son before he finished training to be a paramedic. they are some of the last words he

rciano martinez jimenez , 50 yearld. yetao bing, 43 years old . jose romero perez god rest them . ive look he pza at half moon bay where the vigil is bg held in memory of the victims right now . >>> in redwood city, today, aamerican community leaders and elected offic spoke about the need to do more about gun violence. the spec ifornia having some of the toughest gun laws in the nation that is. >> there is no consolation to the family of the dead workers who have no consolation to the cohort. there is no consolation of the broader3 community. we have to reach up with our efforts in californi i can sit here to redouble my own efforts working on gun violence. >> 18 people have been kille at tokenless shootings in california in the last week . >>> gavin newsom's care court plan , an acronym for a community assistance recovery and empowernt, is the plan to get people with severe mental illnesses with services they need. the rightdvocates re here with the new court system to vie due process and equal protection rights. the governor's office says efforts to get the las implementationwou

una de las víctimas es marciano martínez jiménez, de 50 años. >> toqué con él en el grupo musical.en latinos presenciaron violentos hechos una de las v'ictimas identificadas por sus propios familiares en marciano mart'inez gim'enez de 50 aÑos. y viven en el lugar de la masacre fueron trasladadas a un albergue mientras continúan las investigaciones. familias que viven en el lugar de la masacre fueron trasladadas a un albergue mientras contin'ua la investigaci'on el vicealcalde conoce los involucrados muy bie. >> (hablan en inglés) >> las autoridades informaron que autoridades informaron que el sospechoso utiliz'o un arma semiautom'atica registradas un hombre que>> escogeni'o sus ni cuevasv' v'ictimas ve limitadamente en lo que parece ser un acto de violenci vigilia en honor a las víctimas fatales de tiroteo que el fin de semana enlutó a laa >>> se realiza una vigilia en las 11 v'ictimas fatales minuto a la comunidad de california son de origen asi'aticdurante el al residencia delo frecuentaban el sal'on de baile donde oc ocurri'o esta tragedia. en el allanamiento de sospechoso decis

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. >> dana: so congressman jimenez asked mayokas to allow these four individuals to testify.een. what do you think are the chances of them testifying and what do you think you would learn if you heard from them? >> of course jimenez serves district 26. i'm in district 27. i think it is a fantastic idea. let's hear from the people in the trenches. what will they tell you? we are tired. we cannot sustain this situation. we need help. we need resources. so we need to bring the technology that is out there. listen, i want the american people to know that this is a very fixable problem. it is very simple. just put the money that we need in order to buy the technology. i'm talking about drones and all types of technology. we don't need to be experts. then after that we need to fix the legal immigration and allow those people the american economy needs. then after that let's take care of the people who live here legally. simple. i go back. it's political willingness. unfor naturally the biden administration has not shown the leadership or desire or whatever you want to call it to fi

escobosa: manuel jimÉnez es el representante de las diablilla.ufino aipech debÍa saber es que la voluntad de jerÓnima no es un hueso fÁcil de roer. jeronima: yo me considero rebelde porque yo hasta en mi familia soy la oveja negra. escobosa: tan rebelde que fue la primera en cursar la preparatoria pese a las prohibiciones de su madre. jeronima: ahÍ tÚ vas a aprender a ser floja. escobosa: su entonces pretendiente, rufino aipech, no era del agrado de sus padres. Él hablÓ con ellos. no tuvo Éxito. la Única que le escuchaba de brazos abiertos y sin tomar partido era su abuela, doÑa lorenza aban. rufino le insistÍa. jeronimo: me dice "¿quÉ dices? ¿te avientas?" escobosa: escaparse con el novio, al menos en su casa, se castiga fuertemente. mÁs adelante les compartiremos de quÉ madera estÁ hecha esta diablilla. cada maÑana, muy temprano, deben ir a la milpa y recoger lo que ese dÍa servirÁn en la mesa. nada se compra en tiendas. tita, mirna y alejandra deben tener todo listo para su familia, pues es la condiciÓn que sus parejas o sus padres les han imp