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crackdown. what that means to the war effort now. and ticketmaster is in the spotlight. a senate hearing digging into the taylor swift foe asco. that is what were watching "at this hour." >> im kate bolduan. p another deadly mass shooting in california. it is the third in three days. this is in a statement where some of the strongest gun laws in the country. seven people were killed in half moon bay south of san francisco. the gunman attacking two plant nurseries. and in a wild twist...

the officials in the coast town of half moon bay say seven people were injured and one killed. the suspected shooter, a 67-year-old man was arrested within hours, captured on this video surrendering to authorities. the mayor of the small town giving voice to the pain and shock folks are feeling there right now. >> i am in shock. its horrible. how many people have to die? how many children have to be killed? how many children have to witness their parents being killed? >> hours later, p...

>> if i told you what i really thought, i dont think i could say it on public television. look, when we started, there was one big company called ticket tron. we lost money for three or four years before we got started to grow. it is a function of is the system better, does it work? is it more efficient in terms of what it provides not clients? and then you have to look at people, consider the source. if they were a better ticketing company, they would be ticket master. if theyre technology was ...

Space, and all the added fees. you know, consumers are the ones -- music fans have been suffering for a long time. they talk about the bots that go in and buy up the tickets, and they should use the fees to do better with their technology from the get-go. literally, you know, be able to -- the problem is with these third party scalping technology that they have, and like i said, pearl jam did it. as a music fan and a kid growing up, as i look back, and ticketmaster was called ticket tron, and my...

Money by selling concert tickets, and that seems like a slight nuance in their business model, but it was very important for them. each concert was very unique relative to each other. they never had the same set list they played twice. >> their whole business model was built around touring. they would go out for something like on average 100 nights a year. most businesses focus on the product, and they want to make the product better than the other guys, but sometimes just thinking about the way...