in spanish: throughout the journey, wilmer is nervous, intensely focusing on each vehicle we pass.neven fight and ijust wonder why you don't let them use the routes. in spanish: the consequences of opposing the gangs soon become very obvious. so what happened here then? in spanish: cristina bautista was a 30—year—old indigenous leader. in spanish: but her bravery made her a target. just ten days before my arrival, she was killed alongside her four indigenous guards. we finally arrive at the village of tacueyo. this meeting has been organised by the peace commissioner, forced by a spate of killings to confront a community that feels abandoned by the government. in spanish: applause. just tell me about cristina. what sort of person was she? in spanish: the peace deal was negotiated by the previous president amid opposition from many members of the current government. they have been in powerfor almost 18 months under the leadership of president ivan duque, who has been accused of failing to support the agreement. i grabbed the chance to put the concerns of the nasa people to the peace

. >> wilmer tiene 20 aÑos y estÁ la universidad. >> costÓ mucho y estuvo en tratamiento con el psiquiatratanta oscuridad. >> era eso lo que me mantenÍa vivo. >> wilmar dice que sueÑa con ser piloto, aunque teme que la herida que tuvo en su mano, le prohÍba pasar el examen. ilia: finalmente aunque la investigaciÓn fue exhaustiva, su reporte hace recomendaciones. a continuaciÓn un adelanto de la prÓxima ediciÓn de "aquÍ y ahora". >> la distribuciÓn de fotografÍas no autorizada es penado con aÑos de cÁrcel. muchas otras mujeres sufrieron lo mismo y decidieran alzar su voz. >> asÍ llegamos al final locutor: lo siguiente se basaas. en una historia verdadera. eddie: ¡sí, nuevo récord!

and wilmer has this thing where he calls it his one-hour disconnect.g and just focuses in on him. ncis, i said. did i say--did i-- my team got in ear, ncis. we'll soon be talking about wilmer's meditation and i love that he does it. so, he's gonna talk to us about that and the new season of his hit show. joining the conversation in cyber hall is marquisa petway from dallas, texas, my home. - [applause] - ktvt. paul pellinger, west palm beach, florida from wtbf. and nesha clemens from portsmouth, virginia whose station is wgnt. thanks for joining us. - [applause] - so, there's this video that's been circulating online for a couple of days now, there's over 3,000,000 views of it. it stopped me in my tracks when i saw it sunday morning. it deals with the realities of bullying if you are a lgbtq teenager. now the video shows indiana teenager, jordan steffy, appearing to just be fed up with bullying. and he goes up against a high school classmate. i wanna warn you. this video is disturbing, it is hard to watch, but this is reality for some students who are

wilmer ramirez vasquez, 2 years old. carlos hernandez vasquez, 16 years old. these six children died in the custody of the united states government just in the past 18 months. these children were migrants from central america who died of preventible conditions that went untreated. and three of these children spent the last hours of their lives in detention facilities on our southern border. we must never forget their names, their suffering, or the terrible losses their families had to endure. so we are here this morning to examine the conditions that led to these avoidable tragedies. we've seen an increase in the families arriving on the southern border, most of them fleeing gang violence and cartels and extreme poverty. these families should have been met with safe refuge. instead they encountered this administration's myriad inhumane border policies like family separation, zero tolerance, detention, and the remain in mexico policy. these policies and management decisions by the administration have contributed to mass overcrowding and widespread inhumane cond

willll mayor one - - wilmer ramirez, two years old. carlos fernandez, 15 years old. these six children died in the custody of the united states government in the past 18 month months. they were migrants from central americaa who died of preventable conditions that went untreated. the last hours of their lives were in detention facilities on the southern border we must never forget their names or suffering or the losses their family has had to endure. we are here thiss morning to examine the conditions that led to the tragedy brick we have seen a dramatic increase in the numbers of families and children arriving on the southern border over the past several years. most of theseveve arrive in central america with gang violence and extreme poverty. after surviving long dangerous journeys but instead they encountered the administration with the inhumane border policies with zero tolerance and remain in mexico policy. these have contributed to mass overcrowding at customs and border protection facilities across the southern border. to confirm these intolerable conditions i

we must never forget jaclyn, darlene,y, darling, -- wilmer, and carla spared i want to thank the witnesses for joining us and i recognize the ranking member for the opening statement. professionals -- i thank you for your service at the border. i look forward to hearing in detail about the actions dhs has andn to enhance customs protections to handle migrants arriving at our border in deteriorating health and address preventable deaths. they crisis that unfolded along our border last year was real. it was not the fault of the men and women of customs and border protection. it was not the fault of the executive ranch nor the president of the united states. this past year, we saw a record number of family units, minors,anied 213 groups arrive at our border during the height of flu season and during extreme heat. patrol was border referring 50 cases per day to medical professionals. the border crisis was a result of legal loopholes, activist judges, propaganda from cartel, who smuggle in traffic migrants for profit. in 2014 under the obama administration the number of unaccompanied minors enc

. >> les tenemos noticias de nuestro querido amigo wilmer valderrama, estÁ celebrando lobo aÑo con algo que por quÉ se empeÑa en utilizar palabras negativa. yo entiendan el zen pido que lo quiso hacer. >>al utilizar esta palabra, lo que estÁ diciendo es eso, que los destroce en felicidad. la primera vez que utilizo esta frase fue en un saludo de la vida. todo tiene una connotaciÓn de amory positivismo. >> lo importante es el mensaje, al final de cuentas, es un mensaje de amor, esperanzador. >>verlo a Él que es un icono, un mito viviente y en el mundo entero por >> la gente que somos de rancho somos muy asÍ, yo lo escucho y es como que escucho mis tÍos. >> mientras escuchamos noticias de tiroteos, ataques terroristas nos vamos a preocupar por un simple saludo cerrar, vamos a poner las cosas en perspectiva y comenzar un aÑo nuevo como tiene que ser, aÑo nuevo, cuerpo nuevo. >> nuestra compaÑera encontrÓ algo muy diferente y divertido para lograrlo. >> con la llegada del nuevo aÑo muchas personas se animan a hacer por pÓsitos y casi siempre bajar de peso y lucir un cuerpo esbelto estÁ en e