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Papers, and i'm here illegally and i'm scared, i won't call. >> gomez understands why so many people may not have called 911, it doesn't mean he thinks it's excusable. in fact, he decides to use the incident as a teaching lesson. >> i thought to myself, why is it that so many people walked by and are not calling? if i'm laying on the ground, i expect that first person to see me, to call 911 right away, so i thought, well, let's make a call 911 campaign. >> reporter: >> immediately following the incident hector gets together with the police, has flyers translated into several languages and dist...

The public. >> gregg: she didn't check the right box. >> correct, she needed the students to tell her which box to check. >> gregg: i wish the superintendent stepped in. he didn't fire her, she quit in advance and he said that was the right thing. i think his reaction is wrong. he should have said this is a teaching moment. its inappropriate but let's make sense of this because kids carry a load of germs and parents, stop being snobby and arrogant. >> they take it as derogatory. i understand what you're saying as using it as a teaching lesson. however the problem is understand how kids are. th...

Teaching lesson and worse, for how man can destroy his own habitat. we're looking at the maps, showing it on the air now, the area covered. what's the worst it could happen? deaths of unlimited amount of wildlife. destruction of shore lands. perhaps long term. what's your estimate of the cost here? >> oh, well i mean i think, i think we have no idea what the price cost could be. i mean bp says they're spending $6 million a day already. but the -- >> they have it, they have it. they can afford it. >> well we have no idea what the environmental costs will be. along the coast are two very sensiti...

Grade. the people whose responsibility it is, aren't taking this seriously. and this poor guy has to deal with the mess. >> the federal regulators, congress have basically let the oil industry run roughshod over any regulation. and in the past few months we've given them more leeway. we've had the obama administration announcing even more areas would be open to offshore drilling. we have congress considering now how they might expand offshore drilling right now. we're not regulating and we're giving them even more, almost by the day here in washington. >> there are some pigs in our country, th...