I tried after high school. it s really difficult to live your life, and dreams are shattered, and there are hundreds of thousands of undocumented students just like myself that just want to give back to society and can t because of the circumstances because the dream act hasn t passed. carlos, critics say this act is an amnesty plan disguised as an educational initiative. how do you respond to that? this bill and far from amnesty. you have to within a six-year period bb in college for a minimum of two years or join the military for two years and complete those two years, and there s requirements for this bill. you have to have lived here in this country before the age of sean, have lived here for over five years, have graduated from high school or have a ged equivalent. it s not an easy pass way. i know dreamers here who have
Doctor s degrees and they can t give back because of the fact that they have undocumented status. so tell me about this walk and how you feel the dream act to impact your life in addition to other kids, adults like you of immigrants. this walk well, first of all, the walk, we did the walk because we wanted to end the nightmare of racial profiling programs such as 287-g, and we wanted to pass the dream. we want the dream act to pass, and that s why we went city to city, small town to small town, advocating for the passage of the bill, the dream act bill which right now is in the senate judiciary committee. the bill, 729, would change the life, transform the lives of hundreds of thousands of students that just need a ray of hope in their lives, such as myself.
About ten seconds, ten seconds, that is, and their brain gradually shuts down and ultimately their body shuts down. nobody suffocates, and there s no pain, and it s a very comfortable, simple and easy death and one that i have personally witnessed, and i can testify that there s no pain and there certainly is not suffocation. so you say there s no pain, but you say that your exit guides are there with the helium tanks and plastic hoods and help assist these individuals who want to die? well, yes, we re there to comfort the person. if you were going to end your life, wouldn t you like to have somebody with you? maybe someone to offer you a little compassion and maybe hold your hand as you were on your way out? that s all we do. comfort people and hold their hand.
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Bait fish we saw close to th sure. can you explain how unusual that is. you grew up close to the gulf. most of the bait fish are not very close to the shore. normally they are a half a mile to a mile out. what s happening is the bait fish are coming closer to the shore itself because of the oil and what it is causes is all of the sharks are coming as well. we ve seen everything from sharks from 50 to 100 together which i have personally never seen until now. reporter: there s warning on the beach because no long-term studies have been done on dispersant mixtures on marine life or humans. there are warnings telling people not to get in the water but as we ve been flying over here, we have seen people swimming in that water. absolutely. it s not something i would personally swim in, me or my family. so if there s any heed, it s a beautiful place, but just hold off on going in the water for a