quake hit, and all he knew was best. her town was gone. remember, zach had wanted to come home months earlier, but literally come hell or high terry and john had encouraged water i was getting into that him to stay, to live up to his damn town. commitment. that s where he headed, right how much did you beat into that hell, willing to risk yourself up about that? his life to try to save hers. fires on the hill, fire on i did. the water. could he get there in time? seemed right then, but now? i never loved someone like i the helplessness of we re way loved georgia. over here and there s not a thing we can do. georgia s family in new zealand including cousin chelsea were just as scared and just as helpless. one of my friends got a text welcome to dateline. that said there had been a it s an epic love story, a young massive tsunami in japan. man from small town indiana obviously we all freaked out heads to japan to teach. because georgia was over there. there he
georgia got another shock, another one of those life-change developments. zach told his parents about it, during one of their regular sunday phone calls. then he said, have you checked your email yet. and i said no. and he says, well, why don t you guys look at your email together. and so i said oh, zach, what now. after all the worry and dread they experienced over their son s time in japan, zach s parents were not quite prepared for the next bit of news. so we open the email and there s an ultrasound picture. a baby was on the way. we were literally speechless. one of the few times in my life i ve been speechless. i mean we called it baby bean because it looked like a little bean. it just, it felt right, in a way, we were obviously, well are obviously in love, and the
have to stay, you made a commitment. and now it is sometime for you to come home. but there was no travel of course, anywhere. and then, zach got a call from a u.s. air force officer. he said, we ll take you through the air force base and we will fly you to a safe location. so what you did you say? well, i said, i actually lied and said georgia was my fiance and said my fiance is a new zealand citizen, can i bring her along. yes. and he said i m really sorry, we can only offer this to u.s. citizens at this stage, and again, we were behind. they were 200 miles north of fukushima and as the days end they began to feel the danger of the radiation, at least where they were so they stayed, to even help with the cleanup. and then about a month later, if youy how things go, zach and
spof spoke no english and i spoke no japanese, pretty much like let s go, pointing to the van and pushed me to the van. they were taking him to city hall. as you were being driven in that van, did you have any idea what they were driving you to see? no. did you know they had been taking bodies to the city hall? no. didn t know that? didn t know. city hall had, in fact, become the temporary morgue. was that where he d find georgia? coming up, the news everyone had been waiting for. he was very brave for what he did, very brave, but you do that for people that you love. when dateline continues. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour.
hurricane dorian took a different path along the east coast. that followed this tweet from mr. trump. this is the originally projected path of the hurricane in its early stages. all models predicted it to go through florida and hit georgia and alabama. zoom in on that map, it is from august 28th, four days before the tweet that got the president in trouble in the first place. he said on sunday, south carolina, north carolina, georgia and alabama will most likely will hit. they got a little pit of a great place. it s called alabama. alabama could be in for some very strong winds. reporter: that s not true. contrast what the president said on sunday, showing that the storm was nowhere near alabama. i know alabama was in the original forecast. they thought it would get it. as a piece of it. reporter: sources tell cnn