, to get a better understanding of the risk the sherpas and the climbers turn to climb everest, paul romero, paul we appreciate your being here and incident like this so very tragic, so many lives lost, does it change any reflection that you have that it's an appropriate place for someone who is well prepared as the sher pas clearly were? >> pleasure to meet you, pleasure to be on tonight. >> indeed the respect and the admiration for the men, the sherpas that really build the entire experience and entire encounter of what climbing in the himalayas, is about, these men are the most hardworking physically fit human beings on the planet. the particular section of the route, i stootd stood where this happened. these guys are up at 2:00 in the morning, have their boots on at 3:00, before most of the westerners are awake and working hard, working hard, their head down in the ground, cold dark night, dropping off a load, heading back, this is the experience these guys are doing day in day out. >> it's not just cold either is it paul, it may be very windy at points. >> it can be windy, certainly. t

paul romero thank you for giving us your insight. >>> are illegal immigration, dead border runners, prem us of al jazeera's new series borderland, which premiered this week, two cast members travel to el salvador, where there's a clash of opinions. >> retired u.s. marine randy stuffelbean. >> it's going to be revealing as well as cool. >> what i'm here to do is find out why she was maybe in the situation she was in. and so we're here to hear the story. >> like many undocumented salvadorans, myra was deported back to a country almost unrecognizable to her. in the 1990s, the united states began deporting members of street gangs back to el salvador, resulting in street violence now considered one of the most dangerous places on earth. somewhere between 10 and 15 people are murdered in the capitol every day. within hours of arriving, randy and alex are confronted with the reality of the shocking statistic. >> two hours in. we come upon a body. and apparently got taken out some gang violence something like this. but it's there right in the street. >> knowing this is the kind of violence that