vicky jang. chippy yan, quan zang. >> good afternoon. i work in downtown san francisco. i strongly oppose naming rose pak's name on public facility. let's hear from merchants in chinatown. >> we would like the station to be named chinatown station. it has to be chinatown station because people don't know who rose pak is. we want as business people chinatown station because it's important people need to know this is where we get off for chinatown. if you put rose pak i doesn't mean anything. i think it's a bad idea the merchants don't like it and we've been supporting director peskin many years and he should consider the fact that for his idea this time there are no supporters. >> commissioner: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> clerk: susan lu. roy advantage, chippy yang, qian zang, jennie zang. >> i want to show a message group screen shot. this is what a merchant said doing business in chinatown for 50 years and this is what they talk about in the naming of rose pak in the group and said she's a free loader and taking things without paying. i didn't want to

police escort us along the mountain road that links pakistan through this region to sing jang in western china it's part of beijing's megaproject the new silk road. we journey on through dramatic scenery with breath taking views that every turn. our destination carpentry workshop run by women here traditional roles are challenged these women work and are paid to do so some years people i. have a lot of questions from dan and this is this is not for women's all so stop. but they didn't start. the women were doing good work more and more people were buying their furniture windows and doors that gave them the courage to continue. the women's project is the 1st of its kind in all of pakistan. this idea is completely put aside. in these. going to break them and hopefully some years off maybe. maybe if you move a killa banos home is the horns of valley. the women's project feels revolutionary in this ancient mountain settlement here gender roles are clearly defined while the men gamble the women care for the children are they used to the change came with the old fort a few years ago scientists

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alongside the hand chinese the country has 55 official minorities the autonomous province of asian jang is home to most of the country's muslim minority including 10000000 we go and $1500000.00 ethnic kazakhs but they're banned from practicing most of their religious traditions and conflict in the region is rife surveillances also widespread more than a 1000000 muslims are currently thought to be in chinese reeducation camps many ethnic has x. have fled across the border but has extern is economically dependent on china and offers them little protection. so fear is an ethnic cause like it was severely traumatized by what she went through in china. she was held in a detention camp for a year it was like prison. due to the danger involved there are no photos of conditions inside. instead she's drawing illustrations of what she went through. she's now in hiding in kazakhstan she doesn't want to show her face on camera because she still scared of the chinese authorities. we were only allowed to shower once a week. after 15 minutes they turned the water off even if we still had shampoo in ou

hong kong i mean i personally made that statement about 5 years ago so i will become the 2nd shing jang for that matter the 2nd. because after our umbrella movement which. worked very hard to fight for true democracy in hong kong we didn't face it steve and beijing cheating thing obviously is quite fed up with thinking i'm grateful that we behave like a teenager and we don't know how to be a great vote to the mother country and so on and so forth and so are the chinese so she thinking at the moment the practicing the very good of conducting cage politics what we call do politics if you have economic stability you have all the luxuries in life or the chinese tycoons you can get around the world then you should stop thinking about political liberalization never mind that because as long as you're living in a behavior being fair that you come under comfortable groove then you should be happy with life what comes back to that loving patriotism is the last refuge of the scum they use patriotism to a kind of problem of chinese nationalism to be proud of china because the world's number one ec

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was a firebrand cleric aligned with a little known muslim group called the national tao we or n t jang. attracting thousands of followers through his online servants the 31 year old pledged allegiance to austin's shortly before the bombing. he started the tensions between the muslim community and the christian community that hasn't really played out here to where they it's played out in certain other parts of the world that tells me that the people who did it ideologically what are not more in tune with global fundamentalism than with a grassroots sense of persecution so i would say it's quite possible that as isis loses ground in places like iraq and syria they seem to be looking at south india and sri lanka the subcontinent in general and the lanthorn nir rosen is a counterterrorism advisor to the armed forces there have been several signs that radicalization extremism is becoming a problem in this country but for whatever reason some were dismissed as being prejudiced and racist and i think we were we were all so busy patting ourselves on the back for coming out of the war and build

massacre also saying that human rights abuses were continuing in the far western province of shin jang well up to a 1000000 ethnic muslim week has are being held in reeducation camps the global times newspaper here in beijing has unusually referred to the june the 4th incident as they call it here saying that the events of 989 have immunized chinese people from something similar happening again in the future also saying chinese people have learned from the political tragedies of what happened in the former hugo slavia and the former soviet union still to come here in town doctors in libya in syria say hospitals are now on the latest targets the syrian and russian airstrikes they draw tourists in by the thousands but a court ruling is threatening the future of these house beds in kashmir. the west. sponsored by qatar and. it's really on now across much of the middle east we have got some showers in the forecast over towards the eastern side of the region so northern parts of afghanistan could still see some heavy showers from time to time pushed a little further north into turkmenistan

people who died on june the 4th here in beijing he also said that in the far western province of shin jang we're seeing a repeat of those human rights abuses talking about the large number of ethnic muslim weekers now being held in so-called reeducation camps all china is hit back swiftly saying that the comments by the secretary of state amounted to a grievous interference in china's internal affairs this is always martine a very sensitive moment for the chinese leadership they continue to remain unrepentant for the actions of the military 30 years ago essentially saying if the army had moved into tournament square to to clear it of protesters then china would have been on the brink of civil war and would never have gone on to be the world's 2nd largest economy and that unrepentant tone is also reflected in state media here in china interestingly that the state media here normally ignores this anniversary but on this occasion they are referring to what they call the riot and how you know chinese people have really been immunized because of the events that happened in 989 and therefore tho

states has given up on progress in on human rights in china and also referencing the situation in shin jang well up to a 1000000 ethnic muslim leaders are being held in reeducation camps now this is brought a theory of sponsors from china it's said that the secretary of state was slandering the chinese people the chinese government and it said those who bully and patronize china will end up on the ash heap of history so typical of a response right now given the state of relations between the 2 countries but i think what china feels is that you know at this time of year the government's always a bit vulnerable because this is a very sensitive anniversary and that the united states is sort of maximize that by phoning in on human rights at this particular time as i say a very sensitive time in beijing there is heavy security in the center of the city close to tiananmen square the ceremonial heart of the city of course the focus of those protests which were so brutally suppressed in 1989 well i've been speaking to one of the leaders of the protest movement work i she who now lives in exile in t

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joining us from the beijing bureau is stephen jang. have question heard from beijing any response to the turnout yesterday? >> well, anna, the government here has not really responded to the latest round of protests on sunday, and we may be hearing something fairly soon, though, because the daily press briefing by the chinese foreign ministry is about to start, but, you know, previously -- in their previous statement the government here had fully been backing carrie lam, the hong kong chief executive, as late as saturday when she announced the suspension of the bill. beijing said they were fully supporting, understanding and respecting her decisions. now, it's really striking, anna, as you mentioned, all foreign news broadcasters' coverage of these protests have been blacked out here in china, including cnn's signal, including right now as i speak to you. but also, you know, there is no mention of the latest round of protests on sunday by the strictly controlled state media at all. not even commentaries or editorials. and online, on so

jay jang with rich foyer anderson. i appreciated the discussion around this. i want to frame my question around what i see as the u.s.'s role in the global economy and what i see as the eroding of that. i'm looking at a couple different things. i'm worried about the bifurcation, starting out with the internet, the great fire walls, that extending to alternate currency systems, the challenging of the u.s. dollar central reserve currency and you know, you look at things where big technology companies now in china, like alibaba and -- >> is there a question anywhere? >> five other people want to ask. >> the concern is, are you worried about alternate payment systems? is that something we should be worried about, especially things with -- should we be trying to stop that? >> mark -- my question is about relationship between china's slowing growth and its defense spending. are we seeing any relationship, are we seeing a decline in defense spending or is defense spending doing anything to impact chinese growth? >> someone from the back. thank you. leon piece. my que