reporter emma james with an affiliate spoke with her >> reporter: the gunshots and screams are difficult for maria to process >> just sitting there helpless as the international community stains in american history unfolding right now. and in some ways, we're watching evil prevail >> reporter: she was born in iran and moved to kansas city eight years ago. her nonprofit serves refugee and immigrant youth. she expects an increase in afghan refugees to kansas city soon after the taliban took control, her biggest worry is about the progress and advancement for women and young girls over the last 20 years. >> hope was passed down to these young girls that they could become one day, that they could just have the basic human rights that is right now being stripped away from them >> reporter: she wants the men and women who served in afghanistan to know their work wasn't in vain >> i think that their presence and their sacrifices stirred the hearts of afghan people, that they saw a difference, they saw a taste of democracy, and i think that there are going to afghans who are going to rise up and

emma kinnari: hello. thank you. i was wondering, you said that your work is done, but there's still a criminal matter in place. what would you -- what will happen from there? ag jamesppen from external agencies and/or external legislative bodies. that is entirely up to them, but as far as the office of attorney general is concerned, our office and our investigation has concluded. we will be issuing this report, along with evidence to the general public. fabian: our next question is from brian tarnellie from the "new york law journal." brian tarnellie: yes. can you hear me okay? ag james: yes. brian tarnellie: so i know that there was mention of a report to the albany police department regarding the groping incident. can you specify if that was made by the executive chamber or has the victim herself stepped forward and given a report to the albany police department? mr. kim: it's our understanding that the report was made by the executive chamber. fabian: our last question is from rebecca lewis, from city and state. rebecca, your line is open. rebecca lewis: hi, attorney general. i just wanted to ask, with this report out now, you said that you're not going to specu