like her self-appointed auntie jazmine. >> i have been trans all these years, but i mostly lived in my house. she made me wanna get out and live. and just be visible. >> reporter: but that visibility made muhlaysia a target. in april, a minor fender bender escalating into a horrifying assault. a warning, it's difficult to watch. bystanders capturing it all on video. quickly going viral. muhlaysia later told police her attackers hurled transphobic slurs at her. this man was arrested for the beating and his lawyer tells us he intends to plead not guilty. >> i get the chills coming here. the whole apartment complex was ot there and nobody helped her. >> reporter: after several excruciating minutes, a few women finally drag muhlaysia to safety. unconscious with a concussion and a broken wrist. >> this happens on the daily. another one of my friends got killed right up the street from here like four minutes away from here. it breaks my heart but it's reality. as a black trans woman, it makes me feel scared. i feel alone. i feel ashamed. i feel hopeless. >> reporter: muhlaysia was feeling th

salvador: la vÍctima es jazmín de la torre.o del joven asesinado de dio a la mujer, hoy te vas a emocionar todavÍa mÁs. vas a escuchar por quÉ decidiÓ perdonarla. maity tiene los detalles. maity: este fue la abrazo de perdÓn que pidió al oficial que acabÓ con la vida de su hermano minutos despuÉs de escuchar que pasarÍa los prÓximos 10 aÑos de su vida tras las rejas. [habla en inglÉs] este fue mi gesto, mi decisiÓn, mi manera de decirle que la perdonaba sinceramente. asegura este joven de 18 aÑos de edad al tener entre los brazos al asesina de su hermano. le susurrÓ palabras en el oÍdo que prefiere dejar entre ellos. [habla en inglÉs] si estÁn tratando de perdonarla entiendan que es un ser humano. merece amor. cometiÓ un error. probablemente, se arrepentirÁ toda su vida, responde a los que protestan que la condena de 10 aÑos fue muy poca. [habla en inglÉs] esto es lo que tiene que hacer para liberarte. no pensaba vivir el resto de mi vida odiando a esta mujer. Él asegura que no todos en su familia han podido perdonar y sanar de

and jazmine you are here. >> i didn't expect to be on tv or the show but it turned into something amazingul for it. >> tell me what is that like, 16 cities? >> it is pretty awesome to see different parts of the country like when your fellow classmates are in school but you get to have so much fun around different cities. >> your teacher over there is smiling. >> you guys get schooled on the road? >> we get at least three hours of school a day. we are all doing our homework at the venue we are performing at. we keep in contact with our teachers. >> true, but you are not in school. that's cool. >> you guys live on a bus? >> we live on a tour bus and it is so much fun. there's actually 12 people living on the tour bus. sometimes it can be cramped. we have 12 bugs. >> but your kids. it doesn't matter, right? >> all right matthew, you did not win last year. but tell us what you learn? >> well, i did learn something really big. this is really great for anybody watching at home. for me, it is okay that i lose. for me, i will let you know, i learned that weaning can mean having an awesome time wi

for five minutes for questions, but before i do, i would like to give some special recognition to jazmine borrego who is the resident and president of resident management, and thank you for all of the work that you are doing to develop low income housing. thank you very much. i did mention the veterans, but ms. akeakiela templeton in rega to our vets today is doing a fabulous job. and i see the yellow t-shirts for alliance of community empowerment is there and so thank you, a.c.e. and also, susan burton who is here to empower the transition from incarceration. thank all of you very much. mr. wadwadkins, i know the alca very well, and i know the services presented by wlacaa and i have worked with your father and i know the origins of the wlaca, and i am very proud of the housing complex that you have developed with the lois maloy, and i have cut more than one ribbons for you, and i commend you on a project to provide housing opportunities for those who certainly would not get them but for wlacc or an organization like yours. so you mentioned that it is something that sometimes with the pub

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