♪ [laughter] bill: so rohan, they eat the little fish. >> the sharks eat the seals. >> you are tryingsome sharks. bill: cycle of life, rohan. but you're going to have sharks. don't go overboard. >> out here they start showing up. having a little fun. looking for warm water. bill: all right. thanks, rohan. nicely done. >> coming down the drive. >> it's not right. >> they are sick to the stomach. >> i was so disappointed. people take the time out of their day. bill: somebody, probably several somebody's. wheeling out all over the property. >> kostas our gardens. a rain garden. kostas a lot of our activities. >> the front lawn out in front. drove down all over the front lawn. drove right down the sale. just complete disregard. a couple of different places. encourage them to sound the alarm. >> they have come from the clubs. get the word out. community volunteers, destroyed. >> police obviously have the incident under investigation. offer a helping hand. talking about something, $12,000 worth of damage. likely much more. the neighbors have offered to help. security cameras are about to be

so this is a real crisis in the autism community, and when you have young adults like ria and rohan taking it upon themselves to go out and do a project like and do something like creating a public service announcement that can really spread this message broadly throughout the country, it's wonderful. >> and, marcia, tell us about astep. >> so astep is an organization that i founded five years ago with the goal of really creating suitable and sustainable employment for individuals with asperger's syndrome and similar autism spectrum profiles. and it was really driven by this fact that you have this population of individuals now who are achieving high educational levels, have tremendous skill sets, have tremendous skills and talents to offer employers yet still continue to have this astronomically high unemployment rate. >> why do you think that is? >> you know, these are individuals where the bulk of their challenges are around social issues and communication. and our process today for getting a job is largely around your social skills and your ability to communicate. >> right. tremendous