[applause] . >> well, let's give it up again for david mohamed. [applause] >> this work is extremely important, and we want to really center everything when it comes to violence prevention on everything that happens throughout the day. we want to give it up for all of you for being here, but more importantly, we want to get the conversation started. so our first panel today is centering around this idea of cross cultural community connections, and we have a set of power house speakers for today's panel. so with that, i'll go ahead and get started. we'll get started with joe jackson morgan, who is the executive director of third street youth clinic. we've got jose yanez [inaudible] de la raza. please welcome cynthia choi, codirector of chinese for affirmative action. an attorney by trade is also the secret of the affirmative action center for northern california. please welcome hillary nakano. [applause] >> please help me welcome patsy tito, executive director of samoan community center, and please help me welcome nakira jackson, executive director

one of the things that david mohamed talked about that miss felicia brought up is what should we be building on? when president walton and mayor breed wanted to have these conversations, the conversation is about what next, right? how do we not wait for the next incident of violence. let's be a little bit proactive to avoid the next incident of violence. so i know that we have mics here. folks are welcome to come up or just, you know, talk loudly, but what is the next thing, right? i know elgin is doing work specifically that's engaging fathers. donna talked about how it is a deterrent to have your check taken, after you get your first check, how that affects us. what is it that we're going to do to continue on build on this work so it's not just check the box? dr. scott? >> you mind if i wipe that? >> so this has been amazing, it's been informative and encouraging, and it's built up great hope. i've not only just enjoyed it, but i'm learning from you younger folks, and to hear, pass the torch to the younger generation, what to do in order to make this really work when the younger people mov

mohammed, he was active and engaged in court. he was conferring with his lawyers, bantering with his co-defendants. waving to reporters. almost as if he enjoyed it all. david? >> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, closure for some of the families, the families of two more victims of the world trade center attack. the new york city medical examiner's office making two new identifications through dna analysis. dorothy morgan of hem stead, new york, the 1,646th victim. and a man whose family requested his name be withheld tonight. he's been identified, as well. about 1,106 victims remain unidentified. >>> we should note that abc news will have coverage all week here as we mark 20 years since 9/11. robin roberts with the women of 9/11 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and on friday night at 9:00, i'll be reporting on the day that changed america. and then diane sawyer at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the children of 9/11. and rob bun, diane and i will all be here saturday morning as a nation remembers. >>> in the meantime, we turn to texas tonight. one week after that sweeping abortion law took effect banning abortions in that state about six w

david stokes, out his era. ah, this is all just here. these are the top stories called our foreign ministers being holding talks with a taliban leadership in cub. old mohammed been a dock. my not funny is the most senior official from any country to visit since the taliban take over. gotta helped restore operations at couple airports which was damaged following the us troop withdrawal.

david westin. >> egypt finance minister says the economy is capable of facing challenges from a resurgence in covid-19 infections. mohammedn an interview that gdp growth will get an added push from government spending on mega infrastructure projects. he also says inflation has remained within targets. >> we have -- in terms of supply chain, significantly and it helped us to maintain food prices and to maintain inflation within the pelican i improvement in the infrastructure also supply chain which we are still working on. >> coinbase ceo blasting the fcc for what he calls sketchy behavior. the company received a warning that regulators plan to sue. the crypto exchange says the sec has an issue with a new -- that is launching which allows consumers to earn interest on crypto holdings. ceo ryan armstrong says the regulator will create an unfair market as it tries to shut down the lending product. cafe specific says it fired what it calls a small number of aircrews who chose not to get vaccination and didn't provide proof of medical exemption. the hong kong-based carrier said keeping its customers, communities and families s