Bandleader Javier Pena coaches trombone player Jary through a rough patch in practice.

01:36

Percussionist Melissa's mother has no regrets about how she raised her daughter.

02:24

Filthy streets and beaches jeopardize the health of Denick and his friends.

02:22

Homeless youth in Haiti are twice-orphaned: first from family, then by government.

02:10

"We're living in temporary housing. It's considered a shelter."

3:07

"My company, DFE, which is Diaz Family Entertainment. I'm the CEO but I'm too young."

3:48

“We are the garbage collectors. Always blessed.”

1:24

“Egypt must be famous for recycling. Here, we recycle 80 percent of what we collect.”

2:20

“People are going to expect excuses from us. And we can’t give the world excuses.”

1:23

“I want to be able to help my mother out and give her money. So of course I’m going to college.”

1:07

"I felt just stupid because I couldn’t just sit there pretending I could do things all by myself...."

1:35

"Maybe there’s something out there that God don’t want him to see, or wants him to see with his heart."

2:30

Pat’s daily dialysis regimen requires vigilance about germs and some creative problem-solving.

4:51

Jill Nielsen-Farrell and her family explain her decision to volunteer to be a living donor for Pat.

1:29

A teacher demonstrates sleight of hand.

1:03

A victim shows police his sliced pocket.

1:53