. >> a great documentary.er othk and speak more request carolyn brown, stay with us.nd having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> we're back with carolyn brown, producer of "on the line" what do you want the viewer, after they watch the documentary to go home with if you will at the end. >> i think for me it was all about people understanding who these people are and not just the minutemen and what motivates them, but also the people that risked their lives across the desert in arizona, that's where they're crossing to come to the united states and work. it's about making them human. i spent a long time with the minutemen who called them aliens, even with the border patrol, who are very nice and doing a great job. they dehumanize these people as well. the film ended up being about the peo

carolyn, they are. the reverend amos brown, president of a local chapter led that fight against u.s. airways saying that this is an example of racism saying it doesn't matter if the employees were black, white, or any color. he says what he's talking about is institutional racism, he says the airline is guilty of that. >> vick, has there been offers to settle by u.s. airways? >> carolyn, the family says the airline offered free passes between san francisco and new mexico, where he is going to school. that was sort of like an informal offer made over the phone. she swear by this, their attorney swears by this. reverend brown swears by this, but the airline told us today on the phone they have made no such offer. the bottom line is that family told me they have not accept nid deal. >> thank you, vick. >>> a group of parking atendants capturing a man who has been suspected of issuing fake parking permits. the attendants say he's been selling fake parking permits in a lot they're supposed to pay for a auto mated machine. police have arrested the fan suspected. >> a labor attorney says he