to la and i'm joined on the line by son jay vermont who was an activist in the bhopal campaign and also was a survivor of the terrible disaster in one thousand nine hundred eighty four so sanjay can you tell us a bit about what happened to you on the night of december third one nine hundred eighty four well i was on in. a few months already in a moment out. and i didn't and really don't know why i asked myself so because i had no one with me and the parents meeting at my school. she was like they all died that i had and. how did. i really know the in my own eyes that you would and i remarried. sunday was. his sister was nine his elder brother i mean he was only thirteen and these were the only people left alive in a family of. my family old runaways i was told later two of them died in hospital. my mother and father were. the bodies of three sisters by. the other two on missed. they lost their parents. and three sisters and two brothers calling one night. my bad and. my family members die because of this back to. the system in a swiss children's village. but it is a gold mine because it

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. >> reporter: it's that time of year, everyone at jay peak resort in vermont is gearing up for the skieason. but for bill stanner, the snow is not enough to make a business. he's hard at work transforming the winter resort into a year round facility, building a golf course, a water park and an indoor ice rink. >> without sustained year round operations, you can't survive. you must be a 12-month a year operation. you. >> can see the snow guns over there from here. >> reporter: he needed about $250 million to expand. the banks wanted 30% down. money he did not have. >> if you don't have capital, you can't make things happen. >> instead, using a federal program, stanger got the money from rich immigrant s willing t invest $500,000 each in exchange for a green card for them and their families. >> we have over 500 investors from 56 countries. >> reporter: among them, this couple. these are the permanent green cards now? >> these are the permanent green cards. >> reporter: bular is an indian engineer. he decided to switch countries and careers, and became a mystic teaching enlightenment. >>

i went to a ski resort in a small vermont town able to expand because of foreign investments. take a look. it is that time of year. everyone at jaymont is gearing up for the ski season. but for co-owner bill stanger says the snow is not enough to make a business. he's hard at work transforming the winter resort into a year-round facility. building a golf course, a water park, and an indoor ice ring. >> without sustained year-round operations you can't survive. you must be 12-month-a-year operations. >> reporter: he needed about $250 million to expand. the banks wanted 30% down. money he did not have. >> if you don't have capital, you can't mauck things happen. >> reporter: instead using a federal program, he got the money from rich immigrants willing to invest $500,000 each in exchange for a green card for them and their families. >> we have over 500 investors from 56 countries. >> reporter: among them, berinda and his wife. these are the permanent green cards. >> these are the green cards. >> reporter: he is an indian engineer that travels on business to the united states. he decided to switch countries and careers and became a