hi, connie is a leader and connie network and remain on terra watch lists and under un sanctions . but now here in carville up to one week, he's acting as a diplomat. connie even slipped at the home of hash met ghani, brother of the former president ushers. connie accepted the government but very frankly, i've been telling them over and over and they do understand they know how to bring security. they are lacking totally when it comes to finances. and as far as having educated people that can come by and run the country, part of the us telephone agreement signed last year, was that the us will continue to provide funding to f gonna stone during and after it's withdrawal. but since the tele bonds take over the us has for, is it more than $9000000000.00 and ask and central bank reserves? and the international monetary fund says, as going to son can no longer access. it's lending the consequences. severe. and i have talked to the leadership of taliban and over and over actually every night, almost at the hour of the morning. you never touch in any sunshine. look at it. the rich, the p

had connie also visited with this money to a our how issue was with the occupation. there was a super power that came from the outside and it divided us, they forced a war on us. we don't have any hostility towards any one level and the telephone says it will not announce who is in the government and its structure and to foreign troops have left the country in september, charlotte bellis al jazeera kabul or in our lead lines. tropical storm andrias battery, a stretch of the northeast and coast of the us just hours after being downgraded from harken. fishermen and business owners have been making last minute preparation, securing their boats and boarding up shop fronts. millions of people on long island and in southern new england are bracing some potential flooding and extended power outages. israel as bon parts the gaza strip and an overnight as strike. it says it targeted her math sites on saturday and had a weapon storage facility. the attack was in retaliation for cross border clashes earlier in the day, which that and his rating order police officer seriously in

connie has left the country. what does this say, but about who is to blame here and what was the motivation for leaving i think president and he has a history and reading to see it seems like was under threat. i think defeat off many previous have gone leaders is before us, off to violent political change. rebel forces have come after leaders and so in that sense he was, he was 2nd, but i think would many of guns will be disappointed by his hypocrisy, the contradictions in his messaging till yesterday, he was criticizing some leaders from year. ready than decades ago, who you know, who didn't leave and who fled in the face of such a existential threats. the fact that he was not able to politically hold the country together to even put up any kind of military to this. and i think that will disappoint many of his supporters, people who supported him in these last 2 election rounds. and i think finally, you know, there's a big question. why did he not do more to secure to deal with the taliban? obviously he said tha

connie also visited with this money to a our, our issue was with the occupation. there was a superpower that came from the outside and it divided us, they forced a war on us. we don't have any hostility towards any one level. and the taliban says it will not announce who is in the government and its structure until foreign troops have left the country in september. charlotte bellis al jazeera kabul. well, the country government is hosting thousands of african evacuees until they can enter a country jamal. a shell is at the american, our data base in katara. and since it's not the date, this is the 3rd or 4th aircraft to fly. you refugees, what i've done. it's done over a 100 passengers, civilians, mainly students were on board this flight from travel early on sunday. it's not arrived here at the base. are they on board many students. so i thought i have said that the government had been able to evacuate several 100 afghans in total. this has been described as one of the largest humanitarian earliest operations in the, in the history more than 7000 blown out in rec

and so a lot of these have connie's can go over to, you know, the, the ice ice. and because the hard copies are linked to not just either but other foreign fighters, like people from central asia, the russian federation, even weavers. they are. there is a huge risk of this spill over it becoming a conduit for people who are now under the paula bon monica, the, the afghans, all of my monitor to go over and crossover and say, you know, we're joining isis and strengthening their ranks. we saw this in theory, a girl, you know, there are multiple groups that were not isis, but they lost a lot of fighters to isis over the years. a man how, what is the relationship like between the taliban and ice? ok, are they rivals, as many analysts seem to say, or is the relationship not so black and white? no, i would say it is the black and white relationship between lying state or sun province and tallied by. because in the line me space view on the view of design or some problem and the and also the why the group, the taliban is become a so called apa state movement for a number

how connie's are very much paula bon. and they want to be able to gain power. and but yes, this is a fluid battlespace. the more hard line elements can, as i've been arguing, can be disillusion very easily. if it's all a bond start to make compromises on ideology. and so a lot of these have connie's can go over to, you know, the, the ice isis. and because the hard copies are linked to not just either but other foreign fighters, like people from central asia, the russian federation, even weavers. they are. there is a huge risk of this spill over becoming a conduit for people who are now under the paula bon monaco, the, the afghan, follow me on monitor to go over and crossover and say, you know, we're joining isis and strengthening their ranks. we saw this in theory, you know, there are multiple groups that were not ices, but they lost a lot of fighters to isis over the years. a man how, what is the relationship like between the taliban and ice? ok, are they rivals? as many analysts seem to say or is the relationship not so black and white? no, i would say it is

will we hear anything more from a shop, connie? i think it seems very unlikely despite he says, there'll be another episode that he's going to play any important role in the future of afghanistan. now is he also slightly misinterpreting the events that took place over the past? what, particularly the last week, james, maybe the last 2 weeks and he said, what happened should have led to an end to the war. because whilst yes, it was being labeled, particularly where you are by some of the american networks as being a war. another war and i've got a storm, they were large areas where it was actually more of a drive by shooting on the part of the taliban because the african security apparatus was turning tail and running. it was taking off its uniforms or it was even being kind of subscript it if you will, or subscribe into being part of the tongue about absolutely such surprising events and such speed to all of that. he may have been referring to that. i think he's also possible he was referring to what should have happened to the p s

but connie is in the united arab emirates, or the u. a confirmed in a statement that he and his family were welcome into the country on quote unquote humanitarian grounds. connie defended his decision to flee afghanistan to them. yet i am grateful for security and defense forces and i am proud of not defeated and they did not. they ought to. we failed, but which it was the failure of the taliban leadership. that was the failure of the government leadership and also the political failure of the international allies. us president joe biden, and nato secretary general young stuart and burg, both blamed a failure in afghanistan leadership for the countries collapse. and while gaudy, seemingly rest on his laurels into bye for asking the president how many cars i met with taliban leaders this week. to discuss a new government as reports begin to surface of taliban executions, beatings and sure. a law enforcement, the hundreds of afghans march in this demonstration, thursday, and cobble in defiance of the taliban carrying the country's nationa

or should he come down is for my dad, she's a senior advisor to present off connie. he is the founder and chairman of afghan anti corruption network or the leading network of civil society organizations that are fighting against corruption. jones is now from washington via skype. you obviously work closely with the now former president, sharp connie, who fled the country, something which at many afghans are unable to do. what is your reaction to that in the images that we've been seeing in kabul today of taliban fighters over running the city and entering the presidential palace? i would say it's shameful. it's embarrassing people. she is abundant people. she's betrayed, especially by the president and you know, his close teeth. this shouldn't have happened. there was a plan for peace or transition of power from the president to either a 3rd party as an interim. go on them in transition development or to tolerate. but unfortunately, he choose not to do the peaceful transition, and once again, after so many years of efforts and so many of the investment he has, but th

connie, the youngest son of the founder of the county network. and the brother of that, i've been with godaddy, who is the number to leader under malachite, was delighted in the fall of our leadership. and then that piece, you know, it's very clear that the tall a bon counties are very much taller. bon, and they want to be able to gain power and but yes, this is a fluid battlespace. the more hard line elements can, as i've been arguing, can be disillusion very easily. if it's all a bond start to make compromises on ideology. and so, a lot of these have connie's can go over to, you know, the, the ice isis. and because the hard copies are linked to, not just either but other foreign fighters like people from central asia, the russian federation, even weavers. they are, there is a huge risk of this spill already becoming a conduit for people who are now under the paula bon monaco, the, the afghan, follow me on monitor to go over and crossover and say, you know, we're joining isis and strengthening their ranks. we saw this in theory, you know, there

one can shop connie, do to stop the taliban the don't. this is inside doors. ah, ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm kim vanelle. the future of of gone on is topping most international agenda is this week with many fairing a returned to the taliban rule of 20 years ago. the group is continuing to make strong advances across the country, taking control of major cities. it's also managed to release thousands of prisoners and looted military barracks, some of which were run until last month 5, you know, i think it's hundreds of thousands of africa and flee their homes trying to find safety elsewhere. president, i shall have connie is determined that the taliban will not win to an accident. i am not going to allow this imposed worn out nation to lead to more bloodshed and to losing the gains of our last 2 decades and damages to our public goods. and infrastructure because of this, i've carried out widespread comprehensive consultations with representatives of the people and leaders by hand without international partners in the consultation to be carried out in a

who connie himself was imprisoned for 5 years and seen him to death. he was released 2 years ago to accelerate stored peace talks with the us in cutter. do you know what position you have in government had in santa was, and comes udo due to every human having weaknesses? i question my ability, but we have our elders orders, and we have to do what they tell us. according to our ideology, my personal desire is to finish my education live freely and help the muslim connie network was started by his father, july dean. and since folded into the 10 above its been responsible for some of the worst attacks in afghanistan in recent years. his uncle had legal non lead security operations in kabul. his brother, sergio dean, is the televisions deputy leader. often when governments come into power, their internal divisions, is the taliban unified or are the divisions though the bully? i didn't know the problem was we took control of cobble and other provinces peacefully and reduced the damage to infrastructure and bloodshed. this shows our unity and alliance. we ho

they've taken control the presidential palace. president connie has left the country soon after assuring citizens of their own safety face of a taliban takeover. a talent sportsman tells l 0. those who worked with the government found the military will be offered. i'm the c and another use rescue teams and hastings to survivors after powerful earthquake kills was $700.00 people plus the fury and lebanon after dozen killed in a few tanker exclusion. oh well we begin with the fast moving developments from ghana stand. the president has left the country as taliban fighters pushed deeper into the capital, kabul, the group says, since they're stopped looting, maintain order fighters and i confirmed to be in the sides. the presidential palace, the 3 states, but talks to form a transitional authority. well, the taliban is offering be assurances, but the kind of governments it says it will leads and says women's rights will be respected and it's so for the i'm the state to those who works with the governments or for foreign forces. the u. s. embassy, carbo. meanwhile, is issued a security alerts

i'll come back to you how to me, what do you make of what connie had to say today? some were expecting him to resign. obviously, that didn't happen. what was you will take away from what he had to say. he basically had nothing to say. you have to remember that the over the past 48 hours, a lot of territories has been lost. a 2 major cities of upon to some fell. and he did not say anything. he was a complete media black out from the arc and the presidential palace and people around 10. after 2 days he emerged and basically said nothing. the things he said really don't mean anything for the people on the ground. in my assessment, you my view, it's not about present money anymore. i don't think he is the person to negotiate on behalf of the anti colored one is widely unpopular enough on a son in my, in my hometown herat. most people blame him for the fall of her. people believe that he was the reason that the heartfelt at the government for the fight. they believe he instructed them. i'm not saying it's true or not, but i think that i call you underground. you cannot h

he's a former member of president estrada connie staff. he says the tell about needs to prove that they will protect women people. she is abandoned, people feels betrayed, especially by the president than you know, his close teeth. this shouldn't have happened. there was a plan for peaceful transition of power from the president to either a 3rd party of the interim. go on them in transition development of the taliban. but unfortunately he choose not to do the peaceful transition. and once again, after so many years of effort and so many of the investment he has, but the black, dark mark in the history of democracy. and he himself, along with his team, and he did not think and even he didn't have a 2nd caught on millions of people who live in misery, who live in answer county and who are lot now left behind living under color bungee my took my sister 5 years secret school every day. now she's a graduate from college and i don't want her to, you know, run around and call the city and do it. and my mother, we teach it now, hundreds of kids an

a city where a connie malicious, carried out the worst of the bigger truck for the last 1015 years. you know, the very significant pakistan, the very significant be involved in not going to now and, you know, we'll have just the same security chart. we seem to have lost the david law in general just of certainly where ice. okay, stand what they stand full. we'll continue, continue, obviously, to keep a very close eye on them. here on al jazeera, early on out there, we'll suspect to saeed abdulla he'd catallo, he's a senior advisor to former president of connie. now he fled cobble 4 days ago and is now in castle. why i'm a philander shock us and we're all in shock right now. and we don't want and we'll never accept the taliban as a government for the sake of those who have been killed for the sake of those girls who wanted to be enough. gone for the sake of the journalist filmmakers, teachers who wanted to stay here by the way, we will continue our struggle. we don't want the world to come and arm us, then take the arms off of us and send this out to the taliban. so we have to rescue

and connie network was started by his father july dean. and since folded into the 10 abum, it's been responsible for some of the worst attacks in afghanistan in recent years . his uncle had legal non lead security operations in kabul. his brother, sergio dean, is the tele bonds deputy leader. often when governments come into power, their internal divisions is the taliban unified or are the divisions though the bully? i didn't know the problem. but we took control of cobble and other provinces peacefully and reduced the damage to infrastructure and bloodshed. this shows our unity and alliance. we hope that we will prosper and pray that we never desire designations. pod wealth. we've seen the images of people running to the airport. they say they terrified the escape of the telephone. is it warranted? and what can you do to reassure them? i will hutton, which way did he have a little money or the we've implemented a sci fi now. when they say the scared of the taliban, it's just an excuse. in reality, the americans have created this issue to

, connie?e you? >> seth: i'm wonderful congratulations for being in the show of the summer the most talked about show of the summer it must be exciting, because, you know, i feel like i -- you know, i'm such a fan of your work on "friday night lights," which i feel like is a show that people just kind of discovered maybe a little bit after the fact it must be so fun to be in something that everybody is watching in real time. >> it's a fascinating experience because, you know, particularly in the world now, you know, we're all bingers now and it's all -- you know, it's all -- there's so much conversation around the shows, the shows of the season, the shows of the season and to be -- now i'm the conversation, we're the conversation, "the white lotus." i mean, honestly, it's really mike white mike white is the brilliant creator of "the white lotus. and he -- this is all his brainchild we're just like little pawns, little robots in his crazy, crazy world. but it's fascinating to think about what it

she didn't, connie, he leads the powerful connie network, a group that has overseen this holly bonds, financial and military assets across the border in pakistan. the her connie network has been blamed for various attacks and i've gone histone, including this one on the sorento hotel and campbell in 2008. it was also blamed for at least one of the reported 6 assassination attempts. the former president of afghanistan from it, cause i shall stratford to 0. and let's move on to northern mason big now, where the fighting is expected to be a top priority at a security meeting. malory leaders from the southern african development community gathering in the grey as soldiers from wonder and mozambique of recaptured. some areas, as more troops are expected to arrive from other countries in the region. mila has more. after months of fighting, hundreds of people in north eastern wasn't big, have begun. returning home fighters had captured the port city of most and border prior more than 2 years ago. dozens of people were killed and tens of thousands displaced during that attack. it's one of sev

connie has gone, we'll see you in a couple minutes. ah, him back journalist and government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining, the headline. is this another potential flashpoint for conflicts? voice is from different corner. every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's not the one the several time program that has been your i to tentative view of the world today on algae. there long before the cold crisis broke, the world was grappling with another global crisis. the climate breakdown, destruction of nature can lead to destruction of all hail the lockdown examines links between these 2 crises, and asks why it took upon them to bring on changes that should have been made long ago. all these things, we would tell him a complete, impossible, suddenly become connected. the wake up call that can't be ignored on a job. you know? if you were looking at this from the outside, you would really wonder what was going on, what, what is this growth is a religion that they have an in de

they were assured they would be safe by a shot, connie, who has no less the country. what next for, for the asking people, especially those women and girls who might worry, that they might not be able to go back to school and go back to work. the 1st test is to see and the turn them on are actually amenable. ready to a political settlement that include that is increasing and that is broad base. if they are, then that is the beginning of its flexibility and compromise that they control on other areas such as women's rights and girls going to school and universities did come out in the past few days in different provinces or funding. and also in college, the girls can go to school and they can go to higher, higher education or institution. they can work, women can work, they have said it, but we now need that, as i said, to be translated into policy. but the 1st challenge is going to be how to create this transition period is going to be a purely carnival period, or is it going to be a broad based power sharing arrangement that others can also feel they are auto. and if

you didn't, connie. he leads the powerful connie network, a group that has overseen the tale bonds, financial and military assets across the border and pakistan. the have connie network has been blamed for various attacks. enough gun is done, including this one on the sorento hotel and campbell in 2008. it was also blamed for at least one of the reported 6 assassination attempts, the former president of afghanistan from it cause i shall stratford to 0. the death toll from a devastating earthquake and haiti has surpassed a 13 hundreds and is expected to soar. a tropical storm looms rescue workers desperately trying to save those still buried in the debris. while health work has worn displaced, residence of the spreads of was supposed to cease gillian wolf has this report. in haiti it appears death is never too far away. saturdays, devastating earthquake has pushed the demand for coffins. and if that weren't enough, haitians are now preparing for another potential disaster. tropical storm grace is said to

you didn't, connie? he leads the powerful connie network, a group that is overseen, this harley bonds, financial and military assets across the border in pakistan. the connie network has been blamed for various attacks, enough gun histone including this one on the serena hotel in cobble in 2008. it was also blamed for at least one of the reported 6 assassination attempts. and the former president of afghanistan from it cause i shall stratford to 0, say the roach as a professor at the national defense university and also a former nato operations director at the joint chiefs of staff. he says time will tell if the u. s. mission was worth it or not. we never fully addressed corruption within the afghan government. and what we've see here is not a military defeat. we've seen us failure of morale, a collapse of government, where forces decided not to fight because they had no confidence in their leaders. what we're seeing is this idea that you can build a modern military without having a corresponding civilia

african capital campbell, the course they've taken control of the presidential palace of president connie has left the country soon after assuring citizens of their safety and the face of a taliban takeover. ah, how he's in and this is just about my son. also coming out rescue teams and have a look for survivors after a powerful earthquake killed and 700 people. inferior 11 and after dozens of killed the fuel tanker exclusion. ah. but we begin with the fast moving developments from africa on the stand. the president has left the country as taliban fighters pushed deeper into the capital campbell, the group says it's there to stop looting visors and i reported to be insides the presidential palace. the governments is urging com, as talks on a transition. take place on an, as he's on the taliban movement to give momentum to the docs by not entering the city so that people's lives and property are not harmed. this is my wish as a citizen of this country and as the head of high peace councils, the former president has left the country under these circumstances. god will hold him accountable a

connie has fled the country. i know a kale to feel that couple others also tried to leave the us and the nation still have forces back working to evacuate. best citizens, afghans who have supported the zombie, an opposition leader hockey, and had dilemma has defended, defeated, incumbent president edgarland in its presidential election. the electoral commission has just announced the results after delays and vote counting that will partly due to massive turn out and complaints about on verified results. let's go straight to her. tough in the capital lusaka. talk through what's been happening on what the reaction has been, where you are. well, president elect has a claim. i want an out ride majority more than 50 percent of the vote, which means they will be in no run north. most people who voted young people under the age of about 65. and they said, this is a prototype. quotes a potent for hope, a protest, the change is it was about the economy tied by the poor, say the point me, the rising cost of living high inf

connie meanwhile, have left the country. so official up to the dollar was among those to confirm the use. referring to connie as the former precedence. monday, i'm a tenant and she's on the taliban movement to give momentum to the docs by not entering the city so that people's lives and property are not harmed. this is my wish as a citizen of this country and as the head of high peace councils, the former president has left the country under these circumstances. god really hold him accountable and people of god this time will make that judgment. ivy should tolerance and patience and success from god. so that you successfully pass this hard times. and i wish that there is a peaceful way out for the people of afghanistan. who many fear a return of the to taliban rule of the past beyond group is trying to reassure people about the kind of governments it will lead saying women's rights will be respected. and this is spent the similar to stay moving their staff with helicopter shuttling between diplomatic missions and the airport

this after president sheriff connie left. ah, this is at present national connie now he is reported to have left the country but also there as really been a sense of fear, panic, anxiety in the streets of campbell, have been reports of people rushing to get travel documents, and visa is organized in order to flee were joined by hudson, a boss distinguished professor of international relations at the neary southeast asia, south asia center for strategic studies joined us from washington. and there is a great deal of concern about the future of the country and what the return of the taliban means for really everyone, particularly for women and minority groups. what are the taliban next steps likely to be now? thank you so much and we are all watching this attrition, the disturbing situation with a lot of concern. i think a lot depends on the shades of taliban that receive from the doha group on one and 2. they have the law group be great if i recall that, and those insurgents on the ground and all those ordinary of lawns in the

the north as the taliban continues its rapid and violent assault on territory. across the country, connie arrived in the city of missouri sharif and a bid to rally government troops in the escalating battle with taliban fighters. if the city falls, the government would lose control of the northern region. the us defense official has told reuters news agency they believe the taliban could isolate the capital cobble in at least a month. in the past week televisions taken 9 of the countries 34 provincial capitals. meanwhile, efforts to get the taliban and african government back to the negotiating table in doha failed the armed group. and since that committed to further talks, but government representatives claim the taliban isn't interested in a political solution. and an exclusive interview with al jazeera, as his sons interior minister told us that local groups are being given weapons to fight back against the taliban offensive. he says that govern force is pushing to secure main highways. large cities and border crossings. charlotte bellis has this exclusive report with the minister 5 we

a says connie has been taken in with his family on humanitarian grounds.

his name is surgeon connie. he has never been seen in public before. and we understand he's on his way to cobble now from eastern afghanistan, charlotte dallas life 1st there in cobbler. i shall. now latan are gay. lonnie is the chair person for the afghans at kennestone women council. she says the collar bon should explain what version of a lemon law it plans to apply as soon as possible. i am not afraid from natasha, but, but i want from that time on to beat him soon as possible. she could pease call the walk in a thought for the african woman is very, very important for us to stop the war in killing if she could and begun the talent should to explain which kind of shelly d bringing up on stuff because people get woman did a muslim, we are a 100 muslims. we are not a face any more show up. but we want to be sure. what do you say about womans right? we want to, she can now just talking about woman's life, but nicely they currently. but we want to see what you are doing, what is the program for the future for the african woman? i'm not actually, i'm fi

and connie is very much associated in their id ology, but with, with isis k. so this is and, but what we are seeing in the is the northern alliance begin to reemerge now. and the question is going to be, and they're much more moderate, they're much more moderate sunni. so it could be there's a, there's a i was just talking to somebody tonight that there's a possibility that tele bonded northern alliance could come together if they can maintain their moderate role. which would then pit them against isis. and isis want to, doesn't get, does not like television. so we're going to probably see the whole, the whole political scene there disintegrate into another civil war. if this keeps up and us will be out of it. and that's why i think isis is now beginning to reemerge before we go to the so called moderate taliban, they want to watch that back from the more extreme ends of their particular group. michael, it's much more for sharing your pencil expertise with us, always appreciate it. mike, thanks for joining us on. i'll tell you again. well, despite an intense s

the president dash ref connie has again been addressing his people. he spoke to members of parliament. the 3rd speech gone is made in a week. each time he's talked about the grave security situation, but there's been no fresh action announced no details of his plan to reverse the taliban advance where be need a moment. been it that we are aware of current problems and dangers, god willing. the security and defense forces will be getting stronger day by day in the coming 6 months. and we will reach an optimal situation again. so a 6 month time line to turn things around, but with absolutely no detail, things are moving very fast and they're not going the government's way. and some diplomats getting in patient with gun is approach. they believe he needs to rally his people around a new detailed military plan. now, as the taliban makes advances, their hand is strengthened in any future negotiations. it's expected talks in doha will resume in the next 2 weeks. the taliban former finance minister now living in cobble is it's time for the president to accep

do you consider the taliban and how connie network, separate entities. they look at, i'm not going to give you a breakdown here. characterization of the taliban or an economy. you know, lucas, we are, you got to remember what we're focused on here, and that's on getting more people out, getting our troops out, completing this mission. and i'm, i'm not sure what benefit it does for me to try to characterize one group or another. we know that the people that the deputy leader of the taliban is charging her connie who has a $10000000.00 balance on the said people should know is there are these separate entities or we know that there are, there is a certain amount a matter of of commingling here, i mean there's a marbling if you will of taliban and connie, what i'm pushing back a little bit on your lucas is that is the relevance of that discussion to what we're trying to do today, which is complete and evacuation safely. and to get our, our troops and our forces at the airport out safely. that's what we're focused on. every major. one more question. every ma

so factory called the connie, me, so company. his name was actually more of a geo. his wife typical was 39. the daughter was 17. and the son is 14 the river, she will cook in no tours and she still does go to school, the more he needs to go on. there you go. and he goes on all your thing going on on my little girl little guy here. and he did a good fit, so know she, me go any more after between tokyo and nog, she walker was then relatively sleepy place not a lot of violent crime. and so when for people get killed on one occasion as bloody a massacre, as this was, it attracts a lot of reporting. i mean, it was just a current drum. who did it? he did, she did it, here's the latest from police and prosecutors, etc. so this is a huge case and show a task force of 80 police officers was created to find out what happened me. release counted more than 40 stab wounds altogether. switched it to the city you did. and the guy sitting tarboro metal days. that's good song, bescedy you calculated did walk. did you do it and assemble way there must have hanging wisdom not to new l

we are now joined by supervisor connie chan. supervisor chan, thank you so much for introducing this item. as a member of a different immigrant community, i just thank you from the bottom of my heart. i think it's so important that we keep the stories and the history and the culture alive of folks to build a city and whose stories don't often get told and not incorporated in a lot of the history that gets passed down. i think it's very significant. thank you so much for the thoughtfulness and the floor is yours. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair melgar if you may indulge me i want to make a quick remark in chinese and letting some of our constituents know this item is up. [speaking chinese] thank you, chair melgar for scheduling this today. i am so excited to be initiating a landmark for lincoln park formally known as "city cemetery." from the 1870s until the early 1900s, city cemetery was used as a burial ground for veteran chinese, japanese, french, greek, scandinavian, italian and jewish association. an estimated 20,000 bo