i come to this point and i stopped because connie's car is rolling at full speed and smacked into my van. i ran around her truck, and this is where i found connie, right here, on her side in the street. >> connie hoagland was her best friend. >> connie was laying on her side curled up in a ball. i rolled her over. there was glass, there was shrapnel, there was shards of metal everywhere. everywhere. >> teddy knew all the hoagland family's cell phone numbers and she was the one who broke the news. >> i was driving, and she said that there was an explosion and my mom's truck blew up. so i immediately pulled over, stopped, and called my dad, asked him what's going on. what do we do? >> what did he say? >> he said, i just heard, too. i don't really know all the details. >> the hoagland family gathered at uc san diego medical center where connie had been taken for emergency surgery. >> we got to quickly see her rushed from the hallway into surgery. it was probably ten seconds. and i just remember telling her, i love you, and her being awake but kind of being out of it. and then that was it

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thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera, such on a coin, i, connie can distinctive a picture that so many people remember talk us through the moments that led to you taking this picture. while i was down photograph in the the attack i was, i got down to lower manhattan before the 1st hours had collapsed. and after that, after that 1st tower collapsed, i was near an office building between the smoke into debris. you couldn't really see anything. it was like night, so there is a police officer pulling people into the, into a building. so i went into that building. it was a small lobby of an office building. and a few moments later, or there were other people in the lobby, and a few moments later, a person comes in completely covered in dust. and you couldn't really tell what colors address or shoes or anything like that. and this turned out to be marsey borders and she stopped for a 2nd by a bank of elevators. and i took one frame of her and then a group of people were helping her up some stairs. i think thinking that would be safer to get out. and get out of the lobby. and so

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i imagine connie in particular, we met over a phone call not too long ago, just delighted to be part of this panel. so to your question, , tony, who is eda, right? as you mentioned i spend a good amount of years at commerce during the obama administration just understanding commerce writ large is fascinating, but more important is what commerce does and what eda does in particular. so eda is the only really agency dedicated economic development and in the question is what does it really mean? we catch community is large and small. we touch can be whether urban suburban or rural. for the purposes of this conversation the work we're doing in rural communities, as secretary vilsack mentioned the federal government does a lot. we don't tell the story very well but when you travel communities across the country there is an eda contribution in so many different areas and i'll just tell you on my second day on the job i flew to norwood colorado and it was, going to use it as an example of what eda does. they are in collaboration not only with the local government which are critical partners

i think i will just stop there. connie has a way more to say. [laughter] >> that is a wonderful i love the three elements you just laid out. first off i heard access to both investments in human capitol and human capitol itself. those elements you laid out i think with the secretary was talking about with an emotional connection locally but there's an emotional connection for the country as a whole. connie let me turn to you now. you are a former mayor. while we think california, i doubt if a lot of it think immediately, rural. tell us about the rural communities there. think it's important for us to understand a little bit of the diversity, the challenges to a policymaker such a diversity and a range of what happens across the u.s. and a little bit about the successes and challenges you see there. wonderful thank you so much for having me today. it is such a wonderful thing to be on this panel with so many good friends. so, first of all i brought a slide, an image to show you what rural looks like in california. california action is 37 of its 54

i struck, connie became president in 2014 after an election that international, so others denounced was ranked. he held us possible for many, many years and studied in the american universities, reportedly fled to the united arab emirates in and across stuff to the $170000000.00 in cash. we spoke to john this but morton, he's been looking in to go on his background and specifically ties to washington. the lead interests in washington and specifically on wall street and silicon valley . they cultivate these elite figures in countries around the world, especially in the global south to serve their interests for very clear reasons. those interests are pecuniary, their financial, they want money, they want access to natural resources. they want control over pipelines and things like that. so i sure have gunny as a fellow member of the ally who was born into a wealthy family and a lead family who was educated in the west who lived a half of his life in the united states and had us citizenship and worked at the world bank, he was incorporated into this new liberal ideology that says that the

said he's safe and well, it follows days of rumors that supporters about i had clashed with members of the hi connie network taliban affiliated groups. based near the pakistani border, france says it special forces of kill the leader i saw in the greatest horror. none wanting to ferrari was behind the killing of 6 french charity workers and they're not jerry and dr. a last year. president manuel macro held the operation as a success in france is fight against dom groups in africa. health region control civilians of made history after being sent into orbit on a thanks. x rocket with no professional national on board. the inspiration for last that off cape canaveral. it'll orbit the earth for 3 or 4 days. billionaire entrepreneur, jared isaacson, leaving 3 fellow novices on the voyage. those are the headlines. the news continues here and i'll just era. after south africa, toxic city state you, me hundreds of strange mounds lie scattered around johannesburg, south africa, the most populous city. but they aren't a natural phenomenon. they are mine. tailing waste heaps left over from south africa. hugely

i thinking? what the future be like in the in a final message to the prison. both those at the funeral and those watching by video link from inside jail. the pastor echoes connie's fears. i want to just tell you one thing. last value of your life is that the most important your lives mean more than your reputation is that your life is very, very, very, very valuable, had the best, like you did, and your brother and those white get one go. and if it was a preventable this, we wouldn't put on the source to bury children. but we too often do geri johnson. it's been a friend of the family since stanley with a child. he and megan crack or provide support to western australia affected by deaths in custody. this is becoming too. oh my last rack community. a death in kathy. she's never been on the last. the ripple effect is one of hitch when a pain, one of suffering, and particularly when there has been a death and there's no way, no answers as to what happened. a lot of on address to them are now community it's something they see every day and they work with the national suicide prevention and trauma recovery project. they said that he had suicide black hung himself an

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>> yeah, i mean -- connie, my wife, she really wanted us to have that. because it keeps me at home. me out. [ laughter ] i can just, you know, go down the hill to the recording study i don't. >> jimmy: is that what happens when you have a dispute, you go to the sunset marquee? >> yes. >> jimmy: i saw you at the sunset marquee once. >> once? >> jimmy: i've not been there a lot of times. >> he's being nice. >> jimmy: that's the spot, that's like your couch? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not kidding, right? >> i'm not kidding. i used to make a joke that every time -- it's not really a joke. every time i would get a divorce, i would live at the sunset marquee. which was pretty often. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many times did you live there? >> three or four. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a lot of times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: does the guy now at the front desk, when he sees you coming, he knows something is -- what was it about this time? that kind of thing? >> kind of like that, yeah. [ laughter ] dwight yoakam wanted to make a video where you would just start on a car door openin

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i talked to connie as well, about whether or not we say expect more of these types of flights in the days to come specifically offer airway flights like the plane you see behind me coming from cobble arriving here in doha. and he said that that's going to be up to, in some regards of other airways, they're going to be corresponding, communicating with the airport in cobble and, and arranging these flights. so there's still a little bit of vagueness about how exactly this perceive still on afghanistan and the world food program is warning. nearly all afghan families are going hungry with many going to be stream measures to survive. the un says 90 percent of the population could be living in poverty within a year. it's calling for urgent efforts to boost the economy. afghanistan was already one of the poorest countries in the world, but international aid has been cut since the taliban took over. what we have found is the number of portion of families resorting to extreme coping mechanisms. those are things like stripping meal or preferring to get food to children instead of adults or l

i talked to connie as well, about whether or not we should expect more of these types of flights in the days to come specifically offer airway flights like the plan you see behind me coming from cobble arriving here in doha. and he said that that's going to be up to, in some regards of other airways, they're going to be corresponding, communicating with the airport in cobble and, and arranging these flights. so there's still a little bit of vagueness about how exactly this perceived. meanwhile, in new york times investigation has reveal the u. s. may have mistaken the target aid work in a jones strike that killed 10 people in afghanistan capital in august. charlotte, bailey says, more from couple in that turn strike the pentagon said that it hit i for bombers who were planning and eminent attack on the airport. we know that civilians were killed in that, but now this investigation has, has you. cctv footage has talked more than a dozen of the target family members and colleagues and found out that he was actually a worker for us a organization. they also showed that he was loading canis

host: that is about all i have. connie is bama in -- connie is in ohio. caller: maybe download that a little bit. you know, we've got people in congress that owes taxes. aoc. congress is getting rich, we are getting poorer. i oppose it. it is socialist. we don't need it. our country is in enough heard and pain. it needs to end. get the place in order on capitol hill. $2.6 trillion, just social security. pay it. that is all i've got to say. host: that is connie. let's hear from alicia in hardy, virginia, on our support line. caller: hi there. we definitely have to think about proportions here, because it is not fair for us lower middle class, poor people to pay so much in taxes. we really have to look at proportions with corporations and businesses. and i do have a solution to the tax problem. if every able-bodied person works for the government two weeks out of the year, and if you are an electrician, you work for the government for two weeks as an electrician. and you don't have to pay any taxes. everyone who works for the government two weeks out of the

i talked to connie as well, about whether or not we should expect more of these types of flights in the days to come specifically offer airway flights like the plan you see behind me coming from cobble arriving here in doha. and he said that, that's going to be up with you in some regards, the other airways. they're going to be corresponding, communicating with the airport in cobble and, and arranging these flights. so there's still a little bit of vagueness about how exactly this perceive while now pakistan international airlines, i said it will restart flights, dr. canister on from monday. it says it has clearance to operate commercially now to and from travel airport. the airline says it's had requests from agencies and journalists, which also encouraging demand now a group of women, meanwhile, have attended rally organized by the taliban in cobble. they held sign saying women who left afghanistan cannot represent us. and we support the islamic emerald of afghanistan. the taliban has been on the international pressure to preserve the rights of women. well, let's now bring it, michael

so our service to him, i wrote a connie through to the last 16 at a 2nd strike grand slam. so no joke that shot come from a set down to keep his push for a grand slam. going the will, number one, losing a 1st set firebreak here against the japan kwanisha corey, which was the hit back to when in full, since the aims to become the 1st place is rod laver. back in 1969 to win all 4 major prices in a single lloyd harris is $316.00 at a major for the 1st time after this. when i was 7, the dentist, she has a lot, harris beating his canadian opponent and strength fee for president johnny francine . it was paid a visit to african refugees in tulsa next year. welcome hosts of health house, around $600.00 refugees in a complex built as official accommodation for the 2022 football oh belgium strike originally la copa wants to say infancy new and fee for doing more to combat racism. football well, governing body has opens an investigation to england, plays with targeted turn that will qualify against hungry on thursday. i think now it's the time that you know, something has to happen be

yeah, we talked to nasa, connie, i think it was monday now. yeah, i mean they're in the process of trying to figure out who's going to be in what position with the government. i asked him what position he was going to have any said he doesn't know at the moment yet she didn't want to be in government. he just wanted to finish the education, but he said, we do what i tell us. so it's very kind of rate you mean to discipline and kind of hierarchy. and yeah, it basically said, we're just waiting to hear from the top top guys about who's going to do was and how this is going to, how does it feel like that the taliban is in charge right now? does it feel like it's a transitional period and people aren't quite sure who is running? i've got it done. how it is ready? i mean, in my, my opinion, the telephone very much are in charge. there's no way you can escape it. every way you look is, oh, police vehicles with tele bonsai, who's driving around town, at least in cobbles. i mean, it's very much in your face that they're here and they roll the roots no

and i think, you know, lack of vision, lack of leadership, corruption, all of that result in class of the situation. what do you make of president connie leaving the way he did? i feel sorry for somebody who claim to, to present nation and leaving without even, you know, facing the real trip, the color. but we're not in column. there was talks that there will be a political, the often to establish an interior set up on as a result of fish that he will leave. i think if he only there to stay another few weeks, we would have not faced the situation of collapse as we know. and i think it was because of his, you know, mistake of leaving the country the way he did, and rumors of taking millions of dollars with him, of motivated a lot of people also to go to the airport here from day one. i had the view that he is a baseless politician, that he does not have strong route. and upon a son, he came with a back and i have, i was listening to my speeches into parliament the other day. i exactly said this in 2014, when he was elected, i said those will come with a bag will leave with a bag. and exactly, that's what, that's what happened. he actual

i am commission president, connie chan, chair of the commission i should say. i'm joined by commissioners gordon mar and dean preston and sean hasting. i do see commissioner dean preston here too, right? >> clerk: i did not see him myself. i don't believe he's here. commissioner singh is here though. >> president: great and the clerk is madam clerk. and also i'd like to thank the staff at sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: yes, madam chair. the lafco meeting is being held. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. channel 78 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the public comment number across the screen. chances to speak are available via gone by calling (415) 655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 24930998339. again, 24930998339. press pound and then pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, please dial star three to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet loca

the f b i right now has a $5000000.00 bounty on serenity. and connie is the f b. i a terrorist group or she will be happy with the negatives. and the next is good news. you like clearly, commissioners that are all our leaders from the prize winners and also from tension. so they have, we have commitment and obligation to remove this matter. they have not heard that there so far they have not. i think it is a why issue. now, of course the biggest challenge will be the economy, that alone, all the human rights concerns that might, might help the economy. what are you going to do about all the money stolen frozen by the united states in the new york banks? and is that related to you talking to russia, talking to china, interested in built in road. we have inter creek risk we weren't or where to? well, i will states on our paper we want are creating jobs, opportunities for our career to we want to eradicate the power key for our people. but they've taken your money. so what are you going to do about getting your money back? yeah, yeah, that is why i'm say we want to ki

just does the taliban consider the f, b i a terrorist group, the f b i right now has a $5000000.00 bounty on sir edge in connie is the f b i a terrorist group, or she or were we? were they negative? and the next is on the do i need you like a member? clearly commissioners remove all our leaders from the prize winners and also from tension. i'm sure they have. we have commissions and their obligation to go to remove this and they have not heard that there so far they have not. i think it is a why issue. now of course, the biggest challenge will be the economy that alone, all the human rights concerns that might, might help the economy. what are you going to do about all the money stolen frozen by the united states in the new york banks? and is that related to you, talking to russia, talking to china, interested in belton road. we have inter cruise their school, but we weren't, are there too. well, i will state on our paper. we want to create job opportunities for our or do we want to eradicate their power key? often our people in general, but they've taken your money. so what are you going to do about getting y

how connie, as a minister, and he's warranted by the f b. i, could this be conducive to a tougher us reaction? but it's more than that. yes, exactly. that that is definitely going to be the case. but the, but the other issue is that the sanctions, people are there in the government that are on this. they are listed in, on the sanctions regime. so dealing with these people in economics, financial or military terms or with the government is, is going to be a sanction. so the flow of human there and development money into the country will be restricted because of the sanctions regime that is imposed on them by, by the united nations. and the, and the financial action does force. so it will be very difficult to general any humanitarian or development decisions into the country because of the composition of, of the government. yes. out of the, the hardliners of that. and they have the key positions in the government. people like what level hammered jacobo, which i have son of the lately though, the group more la alma could did be an indication that

just does the taliban consider the f, b i a terrorist group, the f b i right now has a $5000000.00 bounty on sir edge in connie is the f, b i a terrorist group or she will be happy with the negatives. and the next is on the do you like a member object, cleary, commissioners, that remove all our leisure from the prize winners and also from ocean. so they have, they have commitment and obligation to go to remove this matter. they have not heard that there are no soon so far they have not i think it is a issue. now of course the biggest challenge will be the economy, that alone, all the human rights concerns that might might help the economy. what are you going to do about all the money stolen frozen by the united states in the new york banks? and is that related to you talking to russia, talking to china, interested in built in road. we have entered that increased risk we weren't or where to, well, i will state for our paper. we want are creating jobs, parking spot our or do we want to eradicate or the power key for our are the people of the district. but they've taken your money, so what are you going to do abo

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i don't, don't you know? gimme a call. we're not gonna go now. connie, no of now. sure. no, no, no, no, no, no, i just see what i'm, what i'm saying is i'm going, i'm going to get you to a deal that i need to get to do. yeah. now we're going to need to do that. i can, i want to know how to do to go to the file it clashes between the taliban and nato forces left him french soldiers dead with violence that to be up 50 percent. in spite of the growing number of troops now serving under joint nato, us command me. and when a visual kind shide on boots up victim it's, i don't if i not the same time to them at the mention of god, the son of the leash leven couldn't duffy and i am started leaving the child also. we must all try the intellectual community and get us up together to enable the further the abilities of the forces and numbers in tune and equipment that downs the the me man doing nevada to push mamma to go. all in the world constant says or heard it in the not of them out them mother what again own the new with this to him. it did. i didn't do it. i got done. i thought

i am a bit surprised that that connie's brother was made minister of refugees because he was originally made head of security and cobble and i just find some or what ironic that he's been made minister of refugees. i also find it a little bit interesting acount, as i became leader the taliban aftermath, sewer was killed in 2016 and it was a power struggle. and he came out on top a but you know, he's going to be lead with move. he's going to lead with moolah assigned at cooper and who was actually the, the former for minister under move o mar, in the original taliban regime from 1996, 2001. the ton of on says that it was strong and healthy relations with neighbors on, at all other countries based on mutual respect and interaction. what are the chances of that though given as we said, that the interior minister is wanted by the us, who are its friends and allies going to be well, i mean, we all know that pakistan has helped to taliban over the years, but anybody that believes that the pakistan is run, the taliban, don't understand the taliban. but there's all kinds of regional interlopers