that we need to mitigate this problem, that we need to take actionsns now to avert t those catastrorophic futureses, potential futures. >> many people believe that truth will prevail over time. but do we have enough time left? >> so there's an urgency to this problem now unlike any time in the past. and there is still time e to avert catastrophe. ththat's ththe good news. thehed news is there isn't a whole lot of time. and what it means is we don't have another 5 or 10 years to debate e in our u.s. congress whether or not climate e change exists. we e have to be debating right now what we're gonna do ababout it. >> michael mann, thank you very much. reyes: mininors migrating to the united states caught in mexico and sent back to central america. why are they taking the risk? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, young migrants make a desperate joururney to the u.. to escape economic hardship, but many don't make it through mexico. we'll talk to some minors from guatemala who were sent back home. ththen, a doctor in florida dedicated to making medical breakthrou

that we need to mitigate this problem, that we need to take actionsns now to avert t those catastrorophic futureses, potential futures. >> many people believe that truth will prevail over time. but do we have enough time left? >> so there's an urgency to this problem now unlike any time in the past. and there is still time e to avert catastrophe. ththat's ththe good news. thehed news is there isn't a whole lot of time. and what it means is we don't have another 5 or 10 years to debate e in our u.s. congress whether or not climate e change exists. we e have to be debating right now what we're gonna do ababout it. >> michael mann, thank you very much. 06/12/17 06/12/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! outbreak, as well as been depressing the predictable come a direct consequence the conflict. headache cared, the outbreak was avoidable. amy: a massive outbreak of cholera is killing one person every hour in war-torn yemen as the deatath toll form m the outk tops 859 people.

that we need to mitigate this problem, that we need to take actionsns now to avert t those catastrorophic futureses, potential futures. >> many people believe that truth will prevail over time. but do we have enough time left? >> so there's an urgency to this problem now unlike any time in the past. and there is still time e to avert catastrophe. ththat's ththe good news. thehed news is there isn't a whole lot of time. and what it means is we don't have another 5 or 10 years to debate e in our u.s. congress whether or not climate e change exists. we e have to be debating right now what we're gonna do ababout it. >> michael mann, thank you very much. [drum beats, animals calalling] emcee: ladieses and gentlemen, please welcome a author, activi, and entrepreneur paul hawken. [cheering] hawken: hi. ha ha! nice to see you, too. my god. i--i was--i was talking to janine backstage, andnd i was saying, "you know, this is the one audience where we actually get nervous." [laughter] and i think it's--we--i don't know. she'll finish the discussion, but it's because you guys

that we need to mitigate this problem, that we need to take actionsns now to avert t those catastrorophic futureses, potential futures. >> many people believe that truth will prevail over time. but do we have enough time left? >> so there's an urgency to this problem now unlike any time in the past. and there is still time e to avert catastrophe. ththat's ththe good news. thehed news is there isn't a whole lot of time. and what it means is we don't have another 5 or 10 years to debate e in our u.s. congress whether or not climate e change exists. we e have to be debating right now what we're gonna do ababout it. >> michael mann, thank you very much. reyes: receiving a free education is a constitutional right of every child in haiti. so why do most go to private school? i'm elaine reyes in washington, dc, and this is "americas now." [students speaking creole] reyes: first up,p, in haiti, moe children attend private schools than they do public. and the highgh pce of tuition, booksks, and uniforms makes t the cost fr parentnts steep. we'llll take ak at how a new e education systemm may help l lessen t

that we need to mitigate this problem, that we need to take actionsns now to avert t those catastrorophic futureses, potential futures. >> many people believe that truth will prevail over time. but do we have enough time left? >> so there's an urgency to this problem now unlike any time in the past. and there is still time e to avert catastrophe. ththat's ththe good news. thehed news is there isn't a whole lot of time. and what it means is we don't have another 5 or 10 years to debate e in our u.s. congress whether or not climate e change exists. we e have to be debating right now what we're gonna do ababout it. >> michael mann, thank you very much. [women vocalizing] narrator: witchcraft, hysteria, psychoanalysis, fantasy... for generations, visionary young girls have inspired fascination and fear. enter the world of vireo, a gifed teena g girl who findserself slipping throh titimeetweenenenturieses past and present. from award-winning composer lisa bielawa and visionary director charlie otte, this grounrereakinepisisodic operara weaves a tale ofititches dtors, prsts, andne girl's journey of self