it sounds crazy but i decided to go with averill holding a meeting in little haiti and to check it out. i heard these people talking feeling like they had grown up in this country and now they were adults that they were literally turned into ghosts and erased fromm their community and one of my main characters made the determination of bravado and swagger for vulnerability i capturededad them walking. they didn't even have coats they had to stop to buy shoes. it was spur of the moment but they come up to washington when it was a national story. by the end of 2010 and they got the first vote on the dream act in the senate and the house because it was proposed more than a decade before it fell five votes short but then two years later with the obama administration to provide some temporary protections to continue to live and not turn into a ghost. so this is something. and i wanted to document it and because to see young people try to get involved in the politicalca system and changing hour cultural and civic and political dialogue. here we are. >> we don't give enough credit to the drea

jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have.cks in the sidewalk, and cracks in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city declared a state of emergency earlier this week. eventually, sheet pilings will be installed on the entire wall, spannning about 800 feet. the city is also planning a 20-million

jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have.cks in the sidewalk, and cracks in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city declared a state of emergency earlier this week. eventually, sheet pilings will be installed on the entire wall, spannning about 800 feet. the city is also planning a 20-million

jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have.s in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city declared a state of emergency earlier this week. eventually, sheet pilings will be installed on the entire wall, spannning about 800 feet. the city is also planning a 20-million dollar project to increase th