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Way. as the country struggles with corruption crime poverty economic stagnation and an official unemployment rate at twenty seven percent people's wishes a down to the essentials zero would be a drop you know for the people that are employed. i hope they did something up to the next. stage who probably don't have jobs those kind of things so i'm hoping that they get it that it is jobs stop corruption which is the main benefit of victory for the a.n.c. is assured but if the party wants to halt the slide in support these are the concerns they quickly have to deliver on. for more on this i'm join...

Were hitting noda and kuji, the towns where zach and georgia were teaching. the frantic calls began, to no avail. >> what happened when you tried his phone? >> it would say all circuits are busy and you'd get a busy signal. >> then the minutes went by. >> uh-huh. >> then an hour and two hours. what did that feel like? >> hell. >> as a parent, you never think, oh, my child has been killed. you don't think that. you just wait. you just wait and pray for the best. >> remember, zach had wanted to come home months earlier, but terry and john had encouraged him to stay, to live up to his commitment....

>> so coincidence, love, disaster. there is no fairness about these things, they just are. zach brannon turned 23 in 2010. i just picked up a degree in history from a college in indiana, no idea what to do next. and then he saw an offer for a job in japan, a two-year stint teaching english to elementary school kids, no japanese language skills required. >> why japan of all places? >> i don't think there's any rhyme or reason to it. i think it was just offered to me and i jumped on it. >> the town they sent him to in japan called kuji, a long way from his hometown of nashville, nashville, india...

The frantic calls began, to no avail. >> what happened when you tried his phone? >> it would say all circuits are busy and you'd get a busy signal. >> then the minutes went by. >> uh-huh. >> then an hour and two hours. what did that feel like? >> hell. >> as a parent, you never think, oh, my child has been killed. out don't think that. you just wait. you just wait and pray for the best. >> remember, zach had wanted to come home months earlier, but terry and john had encouraged him to stay, to live up to his commitment. >> how much did you beat yourself up about that? >> i did. >> seemed right ...

>> so coincidence, love, disaster. there is no fairness about these things, they just are. zach brannon turned 23 in 2010. i just picked up a degree in history from a college in indiana, no idea what to do next. and then he saw an offer for a job in japan, a two-year stint teaching english to elementary school kids, no japanese language skills required. >> why japan of all places? >> i don't think there's any rhyme or reason to it. i think it was just offered to me and i jumped on it. >> the town they sent him to in japan called kuji, a long way from his hometown of nashville, nashville, india...