WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:05:28.630 --> 00:05:30.265 - Hey, Dad. - Yeah, hey! 4 00:05:30.332 --> 00:05:33.101 I'm sorry to bother you. I know you're busy all the time. 5 00:05:33.168 --> 00:05:35.136 Oh, I mean, it's not a bother. 6 00:05:35.203 --> 00:05:37.305 Listen, I was packin' up all that stuff 7 00:05:37.372 --> 00:05:41.910 and I packed up all Mom's stuff in the boxes and, uh... 8 00:05:41.977 --> 00:05:44.412 All the painting stuff went with it, you know. 9 00:05:44.479 --> 00:05:46.014 Do you want it? 10 00:05:46.081 --> 00:05:47.582 I don't paint, Dad. 11 00:05:47.649 --> 00:05:48.816 You really should paint, you know. 12 00:05:48.882 --> 00:05:50.151 You got plenty of talent. 13 00:05:50.218 --> 00:05:51.819 I can't. It just... 14 00:05:51.885 --> 00:05:53.821 It reminds me of her, okay? 15 00:05:53.887 --> 00:05:55.323 I mean, I understand that. 16 00:05:55.390 --> 00:05:57.392 But if you ever do wanna paint, you let me know 17 00:05:57.459 --> 00:06:00.028 because I think she'd like you to have her stuff. 18 00:06:00.095 --> 00:06:01.429 I'll think about it. 19 00:06:01.496 --> 00:06:03.932 What is it you're doing now, anyway? 20 00:06:03.999 --> 00:06:06.034 I'm about to go paddle out and shoot some. 21 00:06:06.101 --> 00:06:08.703 Who's going out there with you, anyway? 22 00:06:08.769 --> 00:06:09.870 Jason. 23 00:06:09.938 --> 00:06:11.839 Just you and Jason, huh? 24 00:06:11.906 --> 00:06:13.642 Actually, there's a makeup artist with us. 25 00:06:13.708 --> 00:06:15.210 Her name's Meghan. 26 00:06:15.277 --> 00:06:16.478 Jason said they're pretty good friends. 27 00:06:16.544 --> 00:06:19.948 Okay, nice and professional, eh? 28 00:06:20.015 --> 00:06:23.151 Where exactly are you gonna go to take these photos? 29 00:06:23.218 --> 00:06:25.120 Just that same little spot. 30 00:06:25.186 --> 00:06:26.588 All right. Well, you gotta make sure 31 00:06:26.655 --> 00:06:28.023 you're checkin' the weather, right? 32 00:06:28.089 --> 00:06:29.524 Yeah, it's good. 33 00:06:29.591 --> 00:06:32.860 I mean, we've been there hundreds of times, so... 34 00:06:32.927 --> 00:06:35.063 Listen, I know you're a water baby, but, 35 00:06:35.130 --> 00:06:38.300 you know, it is the ocean. Let's face it. 36 00:06:38.366 --> 00:06:40.969 It's a bay, Dad, and if the weather gets bad, 37 00:06:41.036 --> 00:06:42.570 then we'll just turn around and come back. 38 00:06:42.637 --> 00:06:45.273 It'll be fine, all right? 39 00:06:45.340 --> 00:06:46.975 But I gotta go. We're about to load up. 40 00:06:47.042 --> 00:06:49.444 All right. Well, be careful. 41 00:06:49.511 --> 00:06:51.446 Thanks. 42 00:06:51.513 --> 00:06:53.281 Listen, have fun, okay? 43 00:06:53.348 --> 00:06:55.350 Please remember I love you and I miss you. 44 00:06:55.417 --> 00:06:56.584 Love you, too. 45 00:07:55.243 --> 00:07:57.679 Oh, this reminds me when I was 12. 46 00:07:57.746 --> 00:07:58.879 You ate this when you were 12? 47 00:07:58.947 --> 00:08:00.048 You didn't? 48 00:08:00.115 --> 00:08:01.516 No. I had Slim Jims. 49 00:08:01.583 --> 00:08:03.618 Tried to find Slim Jims. This is all they had. 50 00:08:03.685 --> 00:08:05.820 You know what's in Slim Jims, right? 51 00:08:05.886 --> 00:08:07.455 No, not really. 52 00:08:07.522 --> 00:08:09.958 Have you ever heard of Soylent Green? 53 00:08:10.024 --> 00:08:12.127 Yeah. Like the drink. 54 00:08:12.193 --> 00:08:14.295 You're losing points here! 55 00:08:14.362 --> 00:08:16.965 The 1973 classic with Charlton Heston. 56 00:08:17.031 --> 00:08:18.767 Soylent Green is people! 57 00:08:18.833 --> 00:08:22.170 People? Okay. That's why it tastes so good. 58 00:08:22.237 --> 00:08:23.204 You're gross. 59 00:08:23.271 --> 00:08:24.706 You're grosser. 60 00:08:24.773 --> 00:08:25.940 Ugh. 61 00:08:27.909 --> 00:08:29.878 Sarah! Meet Meghan. 62 00:08:29.944 --> 00:08:31.579 Meghan, meet Sarah. 63 00:08:31.646 --> 00:08:35.483 Thanks for the introduction. We actually met once before. 64 00:08:35.550 --> 00:08:38.186 Our last photo exhibit, you said something like 65 00:08:38.253 --> 00:08:40.155 our photos look like paintings. 66 00:08:40.221 --> 00:08:43.892 Oh, yeah! Painting with light! 67 00:08:43.958 --> 00:08:45.560 Wow, you have a great memory. 68 00:08:45.627 --> 00:08:47.128 Wouldn't forget it. 69 00:08:47.195 --> 00:08:49.497 Great. I didn't know you guys had met before. 70 00:08:49.564 --> 00:08:51.499 There was a lot of people at that show. 71 00:08:51.566 --> 00:08:54.102 Well, Meghan showed me her portfolio. 72 00:08:54.169 --> 00:08:56.171 And her makeup work is awesome. 73 00:08:56.237 --> 00:08:58.440 Yeah. I actually checked it out online. 74 00:08:58.506 --> 00:09:00.208 Nice work. 75 00:09:00.275 --> 00:09:01.876 Great. All right. We're all awesome then. 76 00:09:01.943 --> 00:09:03.344 Yeah! 77 00:09:03.411 --> 00:09:05.013 Hey, listen, guys, I know we planned on going 78 00:09:05.079 --> 00:09:07.649 back to that island just past Cudjoe Basin. 79 00:09:09.184 --> 00:09:11.553 But I wanted to pitch another option. 80 00:09:11.619 --> 00:09:12.720 You know that hurricane that tore through 81 00:09:12.787 --> 00:09:13.988 the Keys last month? 82 00:09:14.055 --> 00:09:15.056 Well, it rearranged all the channels 83 00:09:15.123 --> 00:09:17.091 leading into Florida Bay. 84 00:09:17.158 --> 00:09:18.960 I've been speaking to some fishing buddies. 85 00:09:19.027 --> 00:09:20.662 They told me that a submerged rock formation 86 00:09:20.728 --> 00:09:24.666 is now above water in the channel, in the outer banks. 87 00:09:24.732 --> 00:09:28.203 I promise you the shots will be sick. 88 00:09:28.269 --> 00:09:30.805 We'd be the first to capture it. 89 00:09:30.872 --> 00:09:33.107 They say it looks like the Bahamas. 90 00:09:33.174 --> 00:09:34.742 It's just a little further out. 91 00:09:34.809 --> 00:09:36.110 But if we leave now, 92 00:09:36.177 --> 00:09:37.812 we can be there and back by nightfall. 93 00:09:37.879 --> 00:09:39.547 How much further out? 94 00:09:39.614 --> 00:09:42.484 Well, it's just past Cuba, so I guess that should be... 95 00:09:42.550 --> 00:09:43.451 Shut up! 96 00:09:43.518 --> 00:09:44.986 No. I mean, where we're headed, 97 00:09:45.053 --> 00:09:47.655 I would say maybe another hour beyond that. 98 00:09:47.722 --> 00:09:48.857 So three hours? 99 00:09:48.924 --> 00:09:50.592 Yeah. 100 00:09:50.658 --> 00:09:52.861 How do you know if it's still above water? 101 00:09:52.928 --> 00:09:54.662 Well, my buddies were there two days ago. 102 00:09:54.729 --> 00:09:57.398 It's mostly underwater, but with these peak tides 103 00:09:57.465 --> 00:09:59.567 we're having, should be high and dry 104 00:09:59.634 --> 00:10:02.770 for at least two or three hours during low tide. 105 00:10:02.837 --> 00:10:04.572 Wouldn't it be awesome to be the first 106 00:10:04.639 --> 00:10:07.041 to capture an entirely new island? 107 00:10:08.978 --> 00:10:10.812 I'm in. 108 00:10:10.879 --> 00:10:12.647 Yeah? Good. 109 00:10:12.714 --> 00:10:13.781 Me too. 110 00:10:13.848 --> 00:10:16.117 Great! Great! Okay! 111 00:10:16.184 --> 00:10:17.819 Hey! Phone! Want it in the dry bag? 112 00:10:17.886 --> 00:10:20.788 I'm probably just gonna hang on to it, but thank you. 113 00:10:20.855 --> 00:10:25.460 Well, these are the things that cannot get wet. 114 00:10:25.527 --> 00:10:28.563 I thought you said your makeup was waterproof. 115 00:10:29.864 --> 00:10:31.599 Well, it is, but my kit's not. 116 00:10:31.666 --> 00:10:34.102 Okay. All right, guys, let's hit the water. 117 00:10:34.168 --> 00:10:36.237 We gotta make our window. Let's go. 118 00:11:04.899 --> 00:11:06.001 Ladies... 119 00:11:06.067 --> 00:11:07.235 I call blue! 120 00:11:07.302 --> 00:11:09.404 Oh, you got the pretty one. 121 00:11:15.076 --> 00:11:16.511 I got you. 122 00:11:17.445 --> 00:11:20.682 Nice, all right. Take your time. 123 00:11:20.748 --> 00:11:22.684 Good? 124 00:11:22.750 --> 00:11:25.253 Nice. Balance. 125 00:11:28.156 --> 00:11:29.357 Okay. 126 00:11:34.696 --> 00:11:36.364 We're good to go! 127 00:12:55.410 --> 00:12:56.811 All right, ladies. 128 00:12:56.878 --> 00:12:59.681 Tide cycles are at peak highs and peak lows. 129 00:12:59.747 --> 00:13:02.483 We gotta get in, get what we need, get out, 130 00:13:02.550 --> 00:13:04.585 before it goes back underwater. 131 00:13:04.652 --> 00:13:07.522 Fortunately, with a photographer like myself 132 00:13:07.588 --> 00:13:11.426 and a stellar makeup artist like you, 133 00:13:11.492 --> 00:13:13.628 a couple of hours will be more than enough. 134 00:13:15.196 --> 00:13:16.798 Forgetting someone? 135 00:13:16.864 --> 00:13:20.368 Oh, yeah, our subject. 136 00:13:20.435 --> 00:13:22.137 Yeah, yeah. 137 00:13:22.203 --> 00:13:24.605 She's all right, but you know, with all that natural beauty 138 00:13:24.672 --> 00:13:27.809 in the environment, the model doesn't matter much. 139 00:13:29.877 --> 00:13:31.947 You're gonna shoot me in silhouette, right? 140 00:13:32.014 --> 00:13:33.681 Silhouette? Yeah. 141 00:13:33.748 --> 00:13:35.283 Actually, the whole thing's not gonna even be in focus. 142 00:13:35.349 --> 00:13:36.985 That sounds about right. 143 00:13:37.052 --> 00:13:38.087 Ouch! 144 00:13:39.687 --> 00:13:41.355 Guess you don't need a makeup artist anyway. 145 00:13:41.422 --> 00:13:43.992 Oh, no, no. We definitely need you. 146 00:13:44.059 --> 00:13:47.295 Even in silhouette, she's gonna need as much makeup as possible. 147 00:13:48.763 --> 00:13:50.398 Okay... 148 00:13:50.465 --> 00:13:52.467 Okay, okay, all right! 149 00:13:52.533 --> 00:13:54.368 All right! Enough fun. 150 00:13:54.435 --> 00:13:55.703 Jeez, we gotta get there! 151 00:13:55.770 --> 00:13:57.839 Keep paddling, ladies, keep paddling. 152 00:13:57.906 --> 00:13:59.440 Beep, beep. 153 00:14:36.078 --> 00:14:37.212 Hey, Sarah. 154 00:14:37.278 --> 00:14:39.081 I saw you on your phone earlier. 155 00:14:39.148 --> 00:14:41.449 - Was that your dad? - Yeah. 156 00:14:41.516 --> 00:14:42.650 How's he doin'? 157 00:14:44.285 --> 00:14:45.553 Okay, I guess. 158 00:14:45.620 --> 00:14:46.989 Definitely not used to being alone. 159 00:14:48.489 --> 00:14:50.892 Yeah. Yeah, I get it. 160 00:14:53.628 --> 00:14:55.931 My mom passed away about a year ago. 161 00:14:55.998 --> 00:14:58.399 But we knew it was coming, so we were prepared. 162 00:15:00.802 --> 00:15:02.503 I mean, as well as anyone can be. 163 00:15:05.640 --> 00:15:07.742 I'm so sorry. 164 00:15:07.809 --> 00:15:09.410 Thanks. 165 00:15:09.477 --> 00:15:11.947 It's not easy. She was... 166 00:15:12.014 --> 00:15:15.850 She was one of a kind, just like her daughter. 167 00:15:15.918 --> 00:15:16.919 An artist, right? 168 00:15:18.886 --> 00:15:21.622 Her dad is a bush pilot, flew all over the world, 169 00:15:21.689 --> 00:15:24.092 was delivering medicine in Botswana. 170 00:15:24.159 --> 00:15:25.393 He was in the Air Force. 171 00:15:25.459 --> 00:15:27.930 Not the Air Force. 172 00:15:27.996 --> 00:15:29.932 What was it then? 173 00:15:29.998 --> 00:15:31.300 Civil Air Patrol. 174 00:15:31.365 --> 00:15:32.901 Yeah, that's part of the Air Force. 175 00:15:32.968 --> 00:15:36.337 No, it's different. They're volunteers. 176 00:15:36.404 --> 00:15:38.706 Right, volunteer. So he's a super hero. 177 00:15:40.708 --> 00:15:42.844 Did he ask about me? 178 00:15:42.911 --> 00:15:43.946 Actually, he did. 179 00:15:45.113 --> 00:15:46.848 Yes! See? Super hero. 180 00:16:40.969 --> 00:16:42.070 Whoa! 181 00:16:42.137 --> 00:16:43.404 Whoa, whoa, whoa! 182 00:16:49.077 --> 00:16:50.045 Those are dolphins! 183 00:16:50.112 --> 00:16:51.445 Check it out. 184 00:16:56.084 --> 00:16:57.986 Wow! 185 00:16:58.053 --> 00:17:00.888 I've never been this close to dolphins before. 186 00:17:13.268 --> 00:17:14.502 Whoa! 187 00:17:14.568 --> 00:17:15.703 Dude, look at that! 188 00:17:16.737 --> 00:17:18.639 That dolphin is really beat up. 189 00:17:20.775 --> 00:17:23.444 What do you think did that? 190 00:17:23.511 --> 00:17:24.913 Maybe a boat? 191 00:17:24.980 --> 00:17:26.747 No, no, no. These are bottlenose. 192 00:17:26.814 --> 00:17:28.984 I mean, they're the bad boys of the ocean. 193 00:17:31.585 --> 00:17:33.121 Who knows who they're hustling with. 194 00:17:34.755 --> 00:17:36.891 It looks like bite marks. 195 00:17:36.959 --> 00:17:37.926 Yeah. 196 00:18:05.988 --> 00:18:09.091 We're making good time, ladies. Let's take five. 197 00:18:09.157 --> 00:18:10.092 Please... 198 00:18:12.327 --> 00:18:15.130 How much further, you think? 199 00:18:15.197 --> 00:18:17.232 Say around two hours. 200 00:18:17.299 --> 00:18:19.633 See, this is the time I think I would have loved 201 00:18:19.700 --> 00:18:21.502 to pitch in to a motorboat. 202 00:18:21.569 --> 00:18:25.073 Okay, planet killer, right? 203 00:18:25.140 --> 00:18:28.076 Look, I mean, this can be pretty dodgy around here, 204 00:18:28.143 --> 00:18:29.777 especially if you don't know the area. 205 00:18:29.844 --> 00:18:32.080 I mean, you got reefs, oysters bars. 206 00:18:32.147 --> 00:18:33.448 You gotta be careful. 207 00:18:33.514 --> 00:18:35.183 Yeah. Honestly, even the Coast Guard takes it easy 208 00:18:35.250 --> 00:18:36.918 in the back water. 209 00:18:36.985 --> 00:18:39.787 Didn't you say you were a monster with a paddle? 210 00:18:41.722 --> 00:18:44.960 Yeah... not this kind of paddle. 211 00:18:46.028 --> 00:18:48.596 Okay. 212 00:18:48.662 --> 00:18:50.664 What? Live a little. 213 00:19:19.327 --> 00:19:20.996 So this is our usual spot, 214 00:19:21.063 --> 00:19:22.797 but the rock formation we're gonna be shooting at today 215 00:19:22.863 --> 00:19:26.634 is just a little bit further south towards the reef. 216 00:19:26.700 --> 00:19:28.170 Gonna be worth that extra mile. 217 00:19:28.236 --> 00:19:32.174 Um, will you put this in your dry bag, please? 218 00:19:32.240 --> 00:19:34.342 Certainly. 219 00:19:34.409 --> 00:19:36.677 Glad to see you've come around. 220 00:19:36.744 --> 00:19:38.213 Behave. 221 00:19:38.280 --> 00:19:39.948 What? 222 00:19:44.718 --> 00:19:45.853 All right, guys. 223 00:19:47.655 --> 00:19:48.789 Almost there. 224 00:19:54.728 --> 00:19:56.998 And here we are! 225 00:19:57.065 --> 00:20:00.368 Look at this place! Doesn't this look great? 226 00:20:00.435 --> 00:20:01.735 I don't know. 227 00:20:01.802 --> 00:20:03.572 Looks like a cement block with barnacles. 228 00:20:03.637 --> 00:20:06.607 We're not goin' for pretty. We're going for unique. 229 00:20:06.674 --> 00:20:08.076 The shots are gonna be awesome. 230 00:21:01.329 --> 00:21:02.264 Woo! 231 00:21:02.330 --> 00:21:03.697 Whoa. 232 00:21:04.566 --> 00:21:06.434 Wow. 233 00:21:06.501 --> 00:21:07.435 All right! 234 00:21:09.803 --> 00:21:11.039 What do we think? 235 00:21:11.106 --> 00:21:12.107 Wow! 236 00:21:12.174 --> 00:21:13.942 It's definitely not the Bahamas, 237 00:21:14.009 --> 00:21:16.144 but I feel we can probably make it work. 238 00:21:16.211 --> 00:21:18.246 Okay? Right. That's what we wanna hear! 239 00:21:18.313 --> 00:21:19.680 All right, let's get this show on the road! 240 00:21:19.747 --> 00:21:21.116 Yeah. 241 00:21:21.183 --> 00:21:24.019 Let me get the camera. You guys do makeup. 242 00:21:24.085 --> 00:21:26.288 - Will you get my wrap? - Yeah. 243 00:21:26.354 --> 00:21:27.455 Sit right there? 244 00:21:27.522 --> 00:21:29.057 Yeah, perfect. 245 00:21:29.124 --> 00:21:30.791 Okay. 246 00:21:32.994 --> 00:21:35.363 What are you thinking? 247 00:21:35.430 --> 00:21:37.898 I'm thinking let's keep with the natural look. 248 00:21:37.966 --> 00:21:39.234 - I like it. - Okay. 249 00:21:39.301 --> 00:21:41.069 You have a natural beauty about you. 250 00:21:41.136 --> 00:21:42.037 Thank you. 251 00:21:42.103 --> 00:21:43.171 - Yeah, you, too. - Thank you! 252 00:21:43.238 --> 00:21:45.340 - Yeah. - Okay, let's see. 253 00:21:45.407 --> 00:21:48.476 Do you want to fry it or do you wanna... 254 00:21:48.543 --> 00:21:49.978 I like it a little wet. 255 00:21:58.119 --> 00:21:59.820 Perfect! 256 00:22:01.656 --> 00:22:04.259 What do you think? 257 00:22:04.326 --> 00:22:06.027 Yeah, it's nice. 258 00:22:06.094 --> 00:22:08.530 Damn, a beautiful mermaid! 259 00:22:08.597 --> 00:22:10.198 I'm serious! 260 00:22:10.265 --> 00:22:12.200 And then with the wrap on your waist, it'll be perfect. 261 00:22:12.267 --> 00:22:13.969 Yeah, I dig it. 262 00:22:14.035 --> 00:22:16.905 All right, let's do some shoots. 263 00:22:17.939 --> 00:22:19.840 All right, nice! 264 00:22:23.712 --> 00:22:25.580 Yeah, that's it. 265 00:22:25.647 --> 00:22:27.048 Get that light. 266 00:22:30.151 --> 00:22:31.819 Nice, let's do it. Can you turn a little bit that way? 267 00:22:31.885 --> 00:22:33.421 Yeah, that's it. 268 00:22:36.890 --> 00:22:40.528 Ha-ha. 269 00:22:40.595 --> 00:22:41.529 All right, hold on a sec! 270 00:22:44.566 --> 00:22:47.868 I wasn't expecting you to invite me out here. 271 00:22:47.936 --> 00:22:49.571 Well, why not? 272 00:22:49.638 --> 00:22:51.306 You're awesome. 273 00:22:51.373 --> 00:22:53.275 Thank you. 274 00:22:53.341 --> 00:22:56.478 I know, it's just the whole... Sarah thing. 275 00:22:56.544 --> 00:23:00.881 No, look. Sarah and I are friends, good friends. 276 00:23:02.584 --> 00:23:04.586 Yeah, yeah, I can see that. 277 00:23:04.653 --> 00:23:05.819 It's not like that. 278 00:23:08.423 --> 00:23:10.191 I just don't want to get in between anything... 279 00:23:10.258 --> 00:23:12.227 There's nothing there, not anymore. 280 00:23:12.294 --> 00:23:16.830 Look, Sarah and I, we were together for a while. 281 00:23:16.897 --> 00:23:22.070 And it was special, but it's not special in the way you think. 282 00:23:24.739 --> 00:23:27.875 I care about Sarah and her family means the world to me. 283 00:23:27.942 --> 00:23:30.912 I admire her... and her dad. 284 00:23:30.979 --> 00:23:35.317 I was with them when her mom had her illness. 285 00:23:35.383 --> 00:23:37.885 You know, it almost broke their family. 286 00:23:37.952 --> 00:23:41.589 I'm really happy that you came, okay? 287 00:23:41.656 --> 00:23:44.259 Yeah, I'm so happy to be here. I just want... 288 00:23:44.326 --> 00:23:46.094 I just want to make sure you can do what you want 289 00:23:46.161 --> 00:23:47.162 and you're cool with it. 290 00:23:47.228 --> 00:23:48.896 You know what I wanna do? 291 00:23:48.963 --> 00:23:50.231 I would love for us three to make 292 00:23:50.298 --> 00:23:51.899 some really cool art together. 293 00:23:53.501 --> 00:23:55.003 Me, too. 294 00:24:00.008 --> 00:24:02.911 I actually have that same one at home. 295 00:24:02.977 --> 00:24:04.512 No kidding? Right? 296 00:24:09.384 --> 00:24:12.354 Check this one out. The lighting is so dope! 297 00:24:12.420 --> 00:24:15.724 You wanna get down a little bit? Yeah, yeah, that's it. 298 00:24:15.790 --> 00:24:18.259 I'll grab the GoPro. Do you mind holding this? 299 00:24:18.326 --> 00:24:19.928 - I don't mind at all. - Thank you. 300 00:24:21.996 --> 00:24:24.032 Okay. 301 00:24:24.099 --> 00:24:26.901 You're right, yeah. That's gonna be good! 302 00:24:30.705 --> 00:24:32.073 Looking good! 303 00:24:36.544 --> 00:24:38.113 She's nice. 304 00:24:38.179 --> 00:24:40.749 Meghan? Yeah, she's cool. 305 00:24:40.815 --> 00:24:43.618 I, uh, I don't know much about her makeup credentials. 306 00:24:43.685 --> 00:24:44.986 But I can definitely see 307 00:24:45.053 --> 00:24:46.721 why you'd want to bring her along. 308 00:24:46.788 --> 00:24:48.523 You guys seem like you're getting along real well. 309 00:24:48.590 --> 00:24:49.791 Yeah, she's cool. 310 00:24:49.858 --> 00:24:51.960 We hung out after the last gallery. 311 00:24:52.026 --> 00:24:53.762 You left early. 312 00:24:53.828 --> 00:24:58.066 Yeah, I honestly think she'd be a really good pick for you. 313 00:24:58.133 --> 00:25:00.034 We're, uh, we're doin' matchmaker now? 314 00:25:00.101 --> 00:25:01.703 That's an interesting switch. 315 00:25:01.770 --> 00:25:03.738 No, I'm not playing matchmaker. 316 00:25:03.805 --> 00:25:05.006 I'm just making an observation. 317 00:25:05.073 --> 00:25:06.508 An observation, okay. 318 00:25:06.574 --> 00:25:09.778 Well, what do you see now? What do you observe? 319 00:25:09.844 --> 00:25:14.082 I observe that we should probably just keep shooting. 320 00:25:15.049 --> 00:25:17.285 Sarah? 321 00:25:17.352 --> 00:25:18.653 What? 322 00:25:18.720 --> 00:25:20.455 All I'm saying is that... 323 00:25:20.522 --> 00:25:24.626 if you ever did decide to move on, I would be happy for you. 324 00:25:24.692 --> 00:25:26.094 Yeah. 325 00:25:27.595 --> 00:25:29.831 All right. Are we good? 326 00:25:29.898 --> 00:25:32.200 Yeah, yeah, we're good. 327 00:25:32.267 --> 00:25:34.736 - Underwater shots? - Yeah, sure. 328 00:25:34.803 --> 00:25:36.404 Go for it. 329 00:25:40.542 --> 00:25:41.543 Me first? 330 00:25:43.778 --> 00:25:45.213 Woo! 331 00:25:53.855 --> 00:25:55.089 All right, I got you! 332 00:25:58.928 --> 00:26:00.562 Ready? 333 00:26:00.628 --> 00:26:01.563 - Woo! - Woo! 334 00:26:19.714 --> 00:26:21.049 Jason. 335 00:26:23.351 --> 00:26:25.921 Go back up, all right? 336 00:26:26.020 --> 00:26:28.423 Okay, wait 'til I get low and swim down to me, yeah? 337 00:27:04.025 --> 00:27:05.159 Oh, my God. 338 00:27:07.161 --> 00:27:08.296 Shark! 339 00:27:11.699 --> 00:27:14.202 Sarah! Jason! 340 00:27:14.269 --> 00:27:16.738 Get out of the water! There's a shark! 341 00:27:16.804 --> 00:27:18.406 There's a shark! 342 00:27:20.708 --> 00:27:26.814 - Jason! - Sarah, get to shore! 343 00:27:38.660 --> 00:27:39.727 Ah! 344 00:27:40.996 --> 00:27:42.430 Jason! 345 00:27:44.799 --> 00:27:46.234 Jason! 346 00:27:54.043 --> 00:27:55.710 Jason! 347 00:28:20.401 --> 00:28:21.669 What are we gonna do? 348 00:28:21.736 --> 00:28:23.605 It's right there! I don't know! 349 00:28:47.128 --> 00:28:49.297 What do we do? What do we do? 350 00:28:49.364 --> 00:28:50.832 What do we do? What do we do? 351 00:28:50.898 --> 00:28:53.668 What do we do? I've never been through this! 352 00:28:55.770 --> 00:28:57.438 My phone, my phone, my phone, my phone. 353 00:28:59.908 --> 00:29:01.776 My phone's in here. 354 00:29:01.843 --> 00:29:02.844 Just, uh... 355 00:29:06.314 --> 00:29:08.616 My phone's dead. My phone's dead! 356 00:29:08.683 --> 00:29:11.853 Just get your phone! Is it working? 357 00:29:11.920 --> 00:29:13.187 No signal! 358 00:29:13.254 --> 00:29:14.589 Go find a signal and call 911, please. 359 00:29:14.656 --> 00:29:15.924 Just call 911. 360 00:29:15.991 --> 00:29:17.759 I'm not calling 911. I'm calling my dad. 361 00:29:17.825 --> 00:29:19.827 No, no, no, no! 362 00:29:19.894 --> 00:29:21.396 Please just call 911! 363 00:29:21.462 --> 00:29:23.231 My battery is almost dead, all right? 364 00:29:23.297 --> 00:29:24.799 I only have time to make one call. 365 00:29:24.866 --> 00:29:27.069 Why would your dad be the one to call? 366 00:29:27.136 --> 00:29:28.770 He will figure it out! 367 00:29:28.836 --> 00:29:31.140 If there's anybody that can do this, it's him! 368 00:29:31.205 --> 00:29:35.410 But my battery is dying and I still don't have a signal, okay? 369 00:29:35.476 --> 00:29:37.478 Your dad doesn't know we're here! 370 00:29:37.545 --> 00:29:39.948 We changed our plans, remember? 371 00:29:40.015 --> 00:29:43.018 He will figure it out, okay? 372 00:29:43.085 --> 00:29:45.620 I need you to trust me! 373 00:29:45.687 --> 00:29:47.321 You're supposed to call 911. 374 00:29:47.388 --> 00:29:48.756 You're not supposed to call your daddy. 375 00:29:48.823 --> 00:29:52.593 Okay, we call 911, 911 calls the Coast Guard. 376 00:29:52.660 --> 00:29:55.130 They call the Navy and they call Civil Air Patrol! 377 00:29:55.196 --> 00:29:57.532 Either way, it ends up on his desk for Search and Rescue! 378 00:29:57.598 --> 00:29:59.902 So I need you to trust me. 379 00:29:59.968 --> 00:30:03.337 Because I just got a signal and I'm calling my dad! 380 00:30:05.339 --> 00:30:07.542 Yes. Yes, yes, yes. 381 00:30:17.052 --> 00:30:18.886 Oh, God. 382 00:30:22.024 --> 00:30:23.224 Yes, hello? 383 00:30:23.291 --> 00:30:24.392 Dad, dad, dad, listen! It's me! 384 00:30:24.459 --> 00:30:26.128 Dad, I don't have a lot of time, 385 00:30:26.195 --> 00:30:29.198 but we're stranded where we're on this rock formation. 386 00:30:29.263 --> 00:30:31.866 And we didn't go to the island that we normally go to. 387 00:30:31.934 --> 00:30:35.904 We're like an hour off of Cudjoe Key! 388 00:30:35.971 --> 00:30:37.371 Dad, Jason died. 389 00:30:37.438 --> 00:30:38.907 It was a shark. 390 00:30:38.974 --> 00:30:40.475 Wait a second! 391 00:30:40.541 --> 00:30:42.111 Jason's dead? 392 00:30:42.177 --> 00:30:43.644 Yes! 393 00:30:43.711 --> 00:30:45.880 This thing is circling and the tide's coming in. 394 00:30:45.948 --> 00:30:47.715 We're not safe here. 395 00:30:47.782 --> 00:30:48.850 Are you okay? 396 00:30:48.917 --> 00:30:50.618 We're here! We're on land! 397 00:30:50.685 --> 00:30:52.487 Dad, the tide's rising a lot faster than I thought! 398 00:30:52.553 --> 00:30:55.389 I think we have like 45 minutes. 399 00:30:55.456 --> 00:30:57.291 I have that long and this phone's gonna die! 400 00:30:57.358 --> 00:30:59.761 I just need you to tell me that you're gonna find us! 401 00:30:59.827 --> 00:31:01.496 Honey, listen. You're doin' good. 402 00:31:01.562 --> 00:31:03.464 I'll get on with Civil Air Patrol. 403 00:31:03.531 --> 00:31:07.368 Telephone Forensics Team can get a bead on your location. 404 00:31:07.435 --> 00:31:10.671 Stay where you are as long as you can. 405 00:31:10.738 --> 00:31:13.574 Yeah, we'll stay here, but, Dad, the water's rising. 406 00:31:13.641 --> 00:31:15.944 The tide's coming in so much faster than we thought. 407 00:31:16.011 --> 00:31:18.613 Okay, and are there any other islands around? 408 00:31:18.679 --> 00:31:19.847 Is there anyplace else you can go? 409 00:31:19.915 --> 00:31:22.450 Yes! I saw one on the way in here. 410 00:31:22.517 --> 00:31:23.919 I don't know where it is, but I can find it. 411 00:31:23.986 --> 00:31:26.989 Listen, just stay there as long as you can. 412 00:31:31.126 --> 00:31:33.427 It's coming... It's coming back! The shark! 413 00:31:33.494 --> 00:31:34.562 What was that? Are you okay? 414 00:31:34.629 --> 00:31:36.098 We're fine, we're fine! 415 00:31:36.165 --> 00:31:40.135 Just please promise me you'll find us, okay? 416 00:31:42.971 --> 00:31:44.907 Honey! Honey! 417 00:31:44.973 --> 00:31:46.440 Dad! 418 00:32:11.266 --> 00:32:12.800 It's something. 419 00:32:27.316 --> 00:32:28.984 Listen, yes, I've tried. 420 00:32:29.051 --> 00:32:31.452 I tried to get her back, but it goes straight to voicemail. 421 00:32:33.754 --> 00:32:36.691 Do you have enough data to pinpoint her location? 422 00:32:36.757 --> 00:32:40.028 Cellphone forensics is analyzing the pings 423 00:32:40.095 --> 00:32:43.165 from their phones provided by the cellphone carrier. 424 00:32:43.232 --> 00:32:47.768 As you were saying, it appears the phones are off now. 425 00:32:47.835 --> 00:32:49.804 With the limited data we do have, 426 00:32:49.871 --> 00:32:51.974 I can't get exact GPS coordinates. 427 00:32:52.040 --> 00:32:54.276 But by tracking the direction of the pings 428 00:32:54.343 --> 00:32:55.911 when the phones were on, 429 00:32:55.978 --> 00:32:58.146 it appears you're right from what you were saying. 430 00:32:58.213 --> 00:33:00.015 It seems to be they're traveling towards 431 00:33:00.082 --> 00:33:02.383 the outer islands of the Florida Bay, 432 00:33:02.450 --> 00:33:04.019 the Cudjoe Basin. 433 00:33:04.086 --> 00:33:06.554 Right. So it looks like they were heading 434 00:33:06.621 --> 00:33:08.991 to those outer islands that I was telling you about. 435 00:33:09.057 --> 00:33:12.693 All the initial pings line up heading to those islands, 436 00:33:12.760 --> 00:33:14.729 except the last one which was a little off, 437 00:33:14.795 --> 00:33:16.198 which could be an anomaly. 438 00:33:16.265 --> 00:33:17.732 With only one local tower, 439 00:33:17.798 --> 00:33:20.035 it's hard to get an exact GPS location. 440 00:33:20.102 --> 00:33:24.805 How confident are you of the accuracy of the cellphone data? 441 00:33:24.872 --> 00:33:27.309 Unfortunately, the cellphone forensics team 442 00:33:27.376 --> 00:33:30.178 won't be able to pinpoint their exact location. 443 00:33:30.245 --> 00:33:32.813 With only one local tower in that area, 444 00:33:32.880 --> 00:33:34.682 it's more of a wilderness area. 445 00:33:34.749 --> 00:33:36.684 If there were three local towers, 446 00:33:36.751 --> 00:33:38.987 we would be able to triangulate their location. 447 00:33:39.054 --> 00:33:41.522 We are basing it on what we have 448 00:33:41.589 --> 00:33:43.959 and what you told us about their destination. 449 00:33:44.026 --> 00:33:45.260 Okay, got it. 450 00:33:45.327 --> 00:33:47.528 The other issue is because of the single tower, 451 00:33:47.595 --> 00:33:48.997 reception becomes an issue. 452 00:33:49.064 --> 00:33:51.899 There's no full coverage in that basin. 453 00:33:51.967 --> 00:33:54.869 If they venture in an area without reception, 454 00:33:54.937 --> 00:33:57.838 even our limited tracking is impossible. 455 00:33:57.906 --> 00:34:01.676 What is the ETA on getting a decision on who's available? 456 00:34:01.742 --> 00:34:04.212 I'll have an answer by 0300 hours. 457 00:34:04.279 --> 00:34:06.747 It's got to be faster than that! 458 00:34:06.814 --> 00:34:09.418 That area is affected by tidal flow. 459 00:34:09.483 --> 00:34:11.852 I hear what you're saying. We'll have an answer pronto. 460 00:34:11.920 --> 00:34:14.889 And I will get eyes in the sky as soon as possible. 461 00:34:14.957 --> 00:34:16.524 Okay. 462 00:34:16.590 --> 00:34:18.026 Then I'll call her back soon. 463 00:34:18.093 --> 00:34:20.929 Now let me know if the cellphone forensics team 464 00:34:20.996 --> 00:34:25.100 can get a better idea on their location, okay? Thanks. 465 00:34:25.167 --> 00:34:27.568 We'll do our best to find her, James. 466 00:34:27.635 --> 00:34:29.670 I'll be in touch. 467 00:34:39.314 --> 00:34:40.748 Hey, it's Sarah. 468 00:34:40.815 --> 00:34:42.750 Leave me a message and I'll call you back. 469 00:34:43.986 --> 00:34:46.721 Honey, I guess you're phone is off. 470 00:34:46.787 --> 00:34:50.359 I got you through Civil Air Patrol. 471 00:34:50.425 --> 00:34:53.161 We're working on trying to get a lock on your location. 472 00:34:53.228 --> 00:34:55.796 It won't be exact, but close enough 473 00:34:55.863 --> 00:34:57.432 to narrow down the search. 474 00:34:57.498 --> 00:35:01.303 They're gonna send up a spotter plane within one hour. 475 00:35:01.370 --> 00:35:02.670 I hope you're all right. 476 00:35:02.737 --> 00:35:05.207 Don't worry. Help is on the way. 477 00:35:05.273 --> 00:35:06.475 So call me. 478 00:35:06.540 --> 00:35:07.842 I love you. 479 00:35:15.816 --> 00:35:18.420 Tides are coming in fast again. 480 00:35:18.487 --> 00:35:19.653 I noticed. 481 00:35:27.862 --> 00:35:29.597 What are we gonna do? 482 00:35:31.199 --> 00:35:32.934 Look for higher ground. 483 00:35:33.001 --> 00:35:34.769 I'm not getting back in that water. 484 00:35:34.835 --> 00:35:36.271 I'm not. I'm not doing it. 485 00:35:36.338 --> 00:35:39.874 Look, where we stand, will soon be underwater 486 00:35:39.941 --> 00:35:42.077 and we won't have a choice. 487 00:35:42.144 --> 00:35:45.947 Maybe we just stay here, someone will find us! 488 00:35:46.014 --> 00:35:48.350 And we won't have to get back in the water with the shark. 489 00:35:48.417 --> 00:35:50.986 That'd be great, but we can't argue with the reality 490 00:35:51.053 --> 00:35:52.787 of the situation we're in right now, 491 00:35:52.853 --> 00:35:56.824 which is that this island is going under fast. 492 00:35:56.891 --> 00:35:59.693 So we do need to act and we need to act now. 493 00:36:10.771 --> 00:36:13.275 Sarah, the kayaks! 494 00:36:13.341 --> 00:36:14.443 Shit! 495 00:36:14.509 --> 00:36:15.743 What? 496 00:36:15.810 --> 00:36:17.711 - Come on! - Oh, come on! 497 00:37:05.594 --> 00:37:08.497 It's right there, it's right there, it's right there! 498 00:37:08.563 --> 00:37:12.766 Meghan, put your paddle in the water and let's go! 499 00:37:12.833 --> 00:37:14.903 Okay, okay, okay! 500 00:37:40.061 --> 00:37:42.063 Come on, Meg. I need you to keep the pace up! 501 00:37:42.130 --> 00:37:43.532 Where do we go? Where do we go? 502 00:37:43.598 --> 00:37:45.100 Right there. 503 00:37:45.167 --> 00:37:47.269 Dry land, it's right there. 504 00:37:51.273 --> 00:37:52.673 Meghan, are you with me? 505 00:37:56.378 --> 00:37:57.579 Oh, God. It's back 506 00:37:57.646 --> 00:37:59.447 - It's back. - Where? 507 00:37:59.514 --> 00:38:01.149 It's right there. 508 00:38:06.555 --> 00:38:08.390 Let's go! 509 00:38:24.439 --> 00:38:25.607 What is that? 510 00:38:25.674 --> 00:38:27.175 Oh my God, it's sharks. 511 00:38:27.242 --> 00:38:29.010 It's sharks, it's sharks, it's sharks! 512 00:38:30.679 --> 00:38:33.048 Come on! Come on! 513 00:38:33.114 --> 00:38:34.216 Move! 514 00:38:41.855 --> 00:38:43.358 Dolphins. 515 00:39:04.512 --> 00:39:06.648 Come on! This is our window! Let's go! 516 00:39:06.715 --> 00:39:07.949 Okay! 517 00:39:11.486 --> 00:39:12.954 Meghan, let's go! 518 00:39:13.021 --> 00:39:14.855 Where do we go? Where do we go? Where do we go? 519 00:39:14.923 --> 00:39:16.091 Right in front of us! 520 00:39:17.359 --> 00:39:18.093 I don't know! 521 00:39:18.159 --> 00:39:20.095 Meghan, don't stop! 522 00:39:20.161 --> 00:39:21.895 It's coming this way. 523 00:39:26.635 --> 00:39:29.037 Come on. You got this. Keep up with me, Meg! 524 00:39:30.639 --> 00:39:33.275 That's the land right there. We can make it. 525 00:39:36.911 --> 00:39:39.547 I gotta take a break, I gotta take a break. 526 00:39:41.082 --> 00:39:42.617 We gotta keep goin'! 527 00:39:42.684 --> 00:39:44.019 Please, I just need a minute. 528 00:39:44.085 --> 00:39:45.453 Sarah, please, just one minute. 529 00:39:53.861 --> 00:39:55.930 I didn't sign up for this survival B.S. 530 00:39:59.000 --> 00:40:01.536 Neither did I. 531 00:40:01.603 --> 00:40:03.071 Why couldn't he have done this shoot 532 00:40:03.138 --> 00:40:07.142 on like a beach with big palm trees? 533 00:40:08.643 --> 00:40:11.812 You know, originally, we talked about doing this in a pool. 534 00:40:12.846 --> 00:40:14.582 Are you kidding me? 535 00:40:14.649 --> 00:40:16.151 What happened? 536 00:40:18.353 --> 00:40:21.923 You know Jason. He always had to push the limit. 537 00:40:21.990 --> 00:40:26.728 Well, after this, I am no longer pushing my limits. 538 00:40:26.795 --> 00:40:29.431 I'm only working on dry land 539 00:40:29.497 --> 00:40:32.767 and preferably close to a place where 540 00:40:32.833 --> 00:40:35.003 I can get a drink. 541 00:40:35.070 --> 00:40:36.471 Sure I can't interest you in a three-week 542 00:40:36.538 --> 00:40:38.473 editorial shoot through polar bear country? 543 00:40:38.540 --> 00:40:40.275 That was next up on our to-do list. 544 00:40:41.976 --> 00:40:44.079 Hey, do you mind handing me that knife? 545 00:40:44.145 --> 00:40:46.648 I'll cut both of our wrists. 546 00:40:51.319 --> 00:40:53.355 Okay. You ready to get to moving? 547 00:40:54.689 --> 00:40:56.124 Yeah. 548 00:41:15.944 --> 00:41:17.312 That's it, Meg. 549 00:41:20.482 --> 00:41:21.850 Sarah... Sarah? 550 00:41:21.916 --> 00:41:24.386 It's a shark! It's a shark! It's a shark! 551 00:41:44.939 --> 00:41:45.940 It's a dolphin. 552 00:41:46.007 --> 00:41:47.509 What? Are you sure? 553 00:41:53.381 --> 00:41:55.984 Whoa, whoa, whoa! No, no, no, no, that's a shark. 554 00:41:56.050 --> 00:41:58.052 That's a shark! 555 00:42:01.656 --> 00:42:02.991 Shark! 556 00:42:06.461 --> 00:42:08.096 Paddle! 557 00:42:09.464 --> 00:42:11.032 Oh, no, oh, no! 558 00:42:14.769 --> 00:42:16.471 Sarah, wait! 559 00:42:16.538 --> 00:42:17.772 What? 560 00:42:17.839 --> 00:42:19.441 Listen to me, please! 561 00:42:19.507 --> 00:42:21.342 What? 562 00:42:21.409 --> 00:42:24.479 Sharks are attracted to vibrations, right? 563 00:42:24.546 --> 00:42:26.614 Maybe they're attracted to our paddling. 564 00:42:26.681 --> 00:42:30.652 So maybe if we stand still, they won't find us. 565 00:42:33.288 --> 00:42:35.323 Dude, we can make it. 566 00:42:35.390 --> 00:42:38.259 You know what? I'm not going to make it! 567 00:42:46.100 --> 00:42:47.235 I'll stay with you. 568 00:42:49.270 --> 00:42:50.738 Okay, I'll stay with you. 569 00:43:00.482 --> 00:43:02.584 Okay, hold there. 570 00:43:04.886 --> 00:43:06.988 If we tie our kayaks together, 571 00:43:07.055 --> 00:43:09.624 we can make one shape in the water. 572 00:43:09.691 --> 00:43:11.226 It'll make us look bigger, not like something 573 00:43:11.292 --> 00:43:13.228 that that thing can eat, okay? 574 00:43:13.294 --> 00:43:16.097 I'm gonna hold on to this. 575 00:43:16.164 --> 00:43:17.699 Catch this. 576 00:43:23.404 --> 00:43:25.273 This will hopefully buy us enough time to rest 577 00:43:25.340 --> 00:43:27.375 and then we can just make it to that island. 578 00:43:32.948 --> 00:43:34.382 Okay, pull your paddle in. 579 00:43:56.704 --> 00:43:58.673 Where is it? 580 00:43:58.740 --> 00:44:00.542 Shh! Be quiet. 581 00:44:10.718 --> 00:44:13.054 Sarah? Sarah? 582 00:44:47.990 --> 00:44:49.424 We're fine. 583 00:44:57.332 --> 00:44:59.367 Did you see its eyes roll back? 584 00:44:59.434 --> 00:45:01.502 What does that mean? 585 00:45:01.569 --> 00:45:03.605 When it bites into something it can't see. 586 00:45:08.944 --> 00:45:11.046 Is it still right here? 587 00:45:11.112 --> 00:45:12.380 I don't know. 588 00:45:24.792 --> 00:45:27.195 Hey, are you girls okay? 589 00:45:27.261 --> 00:45:28.763 Get out! Get out! 590 00:45:28.830 --> 00:45:30.798 Meghan! Meghan! 591 00:45:33.936 --> 00:45:35.570 Do you need any help? 592 00:46:09.138 --> 00:46:10.772 Come on, come on! 593 00:46:10.838 --> 00:46:12.306 We gotta get over there. 594 00:46:12.373 --> 00:46:13.474 He's dead, Sarah. 595 00:46:13.541 --> 00:46:15.777 Sarah, stop. Sarah, stop! 596 00:46:15.843 --> 00:46:16.945 He's dead! 597 00:46:17.012 --> 00:46:18.981 Sarah, listen to me! 598 00:46:19.048 --> 00:46:20.049 The man's dead! 599 00:46:20.115 --> 00:46:21.482 We can get over there. 600 00:46:21.549 --> 00:46:22.717 The man's dead! 601 00:46:22.784 --> 00:46:24.352 We can reach that! We can get... 602 00:46:24.419 --> 00:46:27.089 Sarah, you're not thinking! 603 00:46:27.156 --> 00:46:30.591 The lanyard fell down with him! 604 00:46:30.658 --> 00:46:32.593 It's a Sea-Doo, okay? 605 00:46:32.660 --> 00:46:34.796 So even if we got to the jet ski, 606 00:46:34.862 --> 00:46:36.898 the lanyard still fell down with the rider! 607 00:46:36.965 --> 00:46:40.802 So it's not going to start! Do you got it? 608 00:46:45.908 --> 00:46:47.742 Come on, we gotta go! 609 00:46:50.244 --> 00:46:51.512 Come on. 610 00:46:51.579 --> 00:46:54.415 - Please, just help me! - Okay! Okay. 611 00:47:28.850 --> 00:47:30.018 Sarah! 612 00:47:32.620 --> 00:47:36.024 Look! Look! There's a sandbar! 613 00:47:36.091 --> 00:47:38.359 We can make it! Come on! 614 00:48:07.256 --> 00:48:09.423 What do you want? 615 00:48:16.864 --> 00:48:20.735 Sarah, this is me calling in to check with you! 616 00:48:20.802 --> 00:48:23.071 I hope you're hangin' in tight. 617 00:48:23.138 --> 00:48:26.041 Air Patrol has a decent lock on your position there. 618 00:48:26.108 --> 00:48:28.709 It's a ballpark estimate because they don't have 619 00:48:28.776 --> 00:48:33.081 enough cell towers out there to triangulate your location. 620 00:48:33.148 --> 00:48:34.549 But once they get in the air, 621 00:48:34.615 --> 00:48:36.952 they should be able to pick you out. 622 00:48:37.019 --> 00:48:39.288 We're checkin' on the outer islands, okay? 623 00:48:39.353 --> 00:48:40.989 So call me back. 624 00:48:41.056 --> 00:48:43.591 Call me back, honey, call me back. 625 00:49:05.113 --> 00:49:06.547 Hey, it's Sarah. 626 00:49:06.614 --> 00:49:08.217 Leave me a message and I'll call you back. 627 00:49:08.283 --> 00:49:11.153 Sarah, honey, listen. I hope you're safe. 628 00:49:11.220 --> 00:49:14.689 I wanted to let you know that the helicopter is up in the air. 629 00:49:14.755 --> 00:49:18.626 Marine Patrol is synching with the Coast Guard. 630 00:49:18.693 --> 00:49:21.230 All hands are on deck to get you home. 631 00:49:21.296 --> 00:49:23.631 I wanted to give you some good news. 632 00:49:23.698 --> 00:49:25.766 Right now, where you're at is experiencing 633 00:49:25.833 --> 00:49:27.869 what they call the king tides. 634 00:49:27.936 --> 00:49:30.138 It's a phenomenon having to do with 635 00:49:30.205 --> 00:49:32.274 the moon being in its pedigree. 636 00:49:32.341 --> 00:49:37.145 The part of Florida where you're at can get to real bad. 637 00:49:37.212 --> 00:49:39.147 It's a full moon tonight and 638 00:49:39.214 --> 00:49:41.016 When the tide comes in, there's a chance there won't be 639 00:49:41.083 --> 00:49:44.119 any dry land left in the entire basin. 640 00:49:44.186 --> 00:49:46.787 It'll flood all the little islands 641 00:49:46.854 --> 00:49:51.425 until the Keys on the outer edge of the Florida Bay. 642 00:49:51.492 --> 00:49:55.763 Do whatever you can to find the highest ground and wait it out. 643 00:49:55.830 --> 00:49:57.531 I've always said that I would go through 644 00:49:57.598 --> 00:50:00.102 hell and high water to keep you safe. 645 00:50:00.168 --> 00:50:02.037 Now I know you've been through hell 646 00:50:02.104 --> 00:50:07.175 and now you're gonna have to go through high water, okay? 647 00:50:07.242 --> 00:50:08.843 Hang in there, honey. 648 00:50:08.911 --> 00:50:12.647 Hang in there because help is on the way, okay? 649 00:50:12.713 --> 00:50:14.615 Your dad loves you. 650 00:50:38.073 --> 00:50:39.540 I'm sorry. 651 00:50:42.411 --> 00:50:43.711 I know. 652 00:50:45.513 --> 00:50:48.283 I knew. 653 00:50:48.350 --> 00:50:50.484 Jason never stopped loving you. 654 00:50:52.087 --> 00:50:54.722 I didn't even want to come on this gig. 655 00:50:54.789 --> 00:50:56.224 I didn't want to come on this gig 656 00:50:56.291 --> 00:50:57.858 because I knew he was still in love with you. 657 00:50:57.926 --> 00:50:59.227 And I know you guys broke up! 658 00:51:01.762 --> 00:51:04.166 And I wouldn't have been with him 659 00:51:04.232 --> 00:51:06.068 if you guys were still together! 660 00:51:09.271 --> 00:51:12.140 You may not have loved him, 661 00:51:12.207 --> 00:51:13.641 but I did. 662 00:51:17.245 --> 00:51:18.679 And now he's gone. 663 00:51:23.651 --> 00:51:26.154 This is not what I wanted! 664 00:51:26.221 --> 00:51:28.689 Goddamn it! This is not what I planned! 665 00:51:30.658 --> 00:51:34.463 I wanted a white picket fence! I wanted... 666 00:51:34.528 --> 00:51:36.164 I wanted a dog! 667 00:51:36.231 --> 00:51:37.598 I wanted... 668 00:51:39.434 --> 00:51:40.634 Jason. 669 00:51:41.970 --> 00:51:45.806 You had everything and you threw it all away. 670 00:51:52.214 --> 00:51:53.681 I think you should know... 671 00:51:57.651 --> 00:52:00.621 this is not what I planned for my life either! 672 00:52:03.624 --> 00:52:05.860 I'm not going down by shark. 673 00:52:07.595 --> 00:52:09.231 Yeah. 674 00:52:09.297 --> 00:52:10.966 How you wanna go down then? 675 00:52:14.936 --> 00:52:18.306 I don't know, but I'll tell you one thing. 676 00:52:20.674 --> 00:52:23.311 This? Right here, all of this? 677 00:52:24.779 --> 00:52:26.547 This is not it! 678 00:52:30.318 --> 00:52:35.257 And I don't wanna be laying down in some hospital bed 679 00:52:35.323 --> 00:52:38.460 tied up to machines with tubes coming out of every 680 00:52:38.527 --> 00:52:43.564 hole in my body, just dwindling while my family watches! 681 00:52:47.235 --> 00:52:51.339 I don't want to be sitting there 682 00:52:51.406 --> 00:52:54.409 trying to find something to say 683 00:52:54.476 --> 00:52:55.743 to make it all better. 684 00:53:02.716 --> 00:53:07.255 I wanna be 100 years old 685 00:53:07.322 --> 00:53:10.258 and surrounded by grandchildren. 686 00:53:12.227 --> 00:53:15.896 And I wanna be drinking the best mug of tea 687 00:53:15.964 --> 00:53:18.300 you've ever had in your entire life. 688 00:53:21.536 --> 00:53:24.106 That's how I'm gonna go out. 689 00:53:30.678 --> 00:53:33.515 You wanna die by tea? 690 00:53:33.582 --> 00:53:35.183 Yeah. 691 00:53:35.250 --> 00:53:38.120 I think dying by tea sounds really nice right about now. 692 00:53:40.021 --> 00:53:42.723 I thought tea extended your life. 693 00:53:42.790 --> 00:53:45.127 No. Talking about sweet tea. 694 00:53:45.193 --> 00:53:47.496 Oh, with sugar. 695 00:53:47.562 --> 00:53:49.797 And lemon. 696 00:53:49.864 --> 00:53:51.600 Lemon's good for you. 697 00:53:51.665 --> 00:53:55.570 Sugar? I don't approve. It's bad. It's bad for you. 698 00:53:55.636 --> 00:53:57.205 You have a problem with sugar? 699 00:53:57.272 --> 00:53:59.141 Yeah, I have a problem with sugar. 700 00:53:59.207 --> 00:54:00.875 Oh, my God. 701 00:54:00.942 --> 00:54:03.278 Yeah, I don't know if we can be friends after this. 702 00:54:03.345 --> 00:54:04.678 Me either. 703 00:54:12.320 --> 00:54:16.024 Was that your mom... who you were talking about? 704 00:54:19.327 --> 00:54:20.661 Is that how she... 705 00:54:27.701 --> 00:54:28.869 Cancer. 706 00:54:31.805 --> 00:54:33.074 By the time they caught it, 707 00:54:33.141 --> 00:54:34.509 there wasn't much we could do 708 00:54:34.576 --> 00:54:36.178 except... 709 00:54:37.412 --> 00:54:38.846 sit and watch. 710 00:54:45.654 --> 00:54:46.988 That's... 711 00:54:51.759 --> 00:54:54.129 After that is when Jason and I decided to split. 712 00:54:59.434 --> 00:55:03.138 I need you to know that I did love him. 713 00:55:03.205 --> 00:55:04.772 I did. 714 00:55:07.676 --> 00:55:09.777 But I wasn't in love with him. 715 00:55:11.879 --> 00:55:13.415 And watching my mom, 716 00:55:17.552 --> 00:55:19.820 it just made me re-evaluate everything. 717 00:55:25.193 --> 00:55:30.131 It made me realize that that wasn't fair to him. 718 00:55:30.198 --> 00:55:34.970 It wasn't fair to keep him in that when I knew that 719 00:55:35.036 --> 00:55:37.072 there was someone that could love him better. 720 00:55:40.342 --> 00:55:42.010 Someone like you. 721 00:55:46.414 --> 00:55:51.885 That's why when I saw him today, with you, 722 00:55:51.953 --> 00:55:54.990 and he was smiling and he was laughing 723 00:55:55.056 --> 00:55:57.058 like a real Jason laugh. 724 00:56:01.496 --> 00:56:02.931 I was happy for him. 725 00:56:03.831 --> 00:56:06.767 I was. I was happy for him. 726 00:56:07.669 --> 00:56:12.107 That is what he deserves. 727 00:56:14.142 --> 00:56:15.477 It's what he deserved. 728 00:56:30.125 --> 00:56:31.859 Whoa, whoa, whoa, Sarah! 729 00:56:31.926 --> 00:56:33.628 Sarah! Sarah, Sarah! 730 00:56:33.695 --> 00:56:36.498 - Hey! - Hey, hey! 731 00:56:36.564 --> 00:56:39.100 Hey, over here! 732 00:56:39.167 --> 00:56:42.237 Hey, hey! 733 00:56:42.304 --> 00:56:44.939 - We're right here! - We're over here! 734 00:56:47.342 --> 00:56:49.711 - Right here! - Over here! 735 00:56:49.778 --> 00:56:51.112 Hey! 736 00:56:56.117 --> 00:56:58.019 Come on! Get the kayak. 737 00:57:01.189 --> 00:57:02.823 Ready, left to right, left to right, tilt it. 738 00:57:02.890 --> 00:57:06.961 - Hey! - Hey! 739 00:57:07.028 --> 00:57:08.896 - Hey! - Hey! 740 00:57:16.971 --> 00:57:18.440 Okay, just... just... 741 00:57:20.108 --> 00:57:21.543 Get your phone! 742 00:57:21.609 --> 00:57:23.111 Get your phone and see if you got any service! 743 00:57:23.178 --> 00:57:25.046 I put a solar charger in the dry bag! 744 00:57:28.383 --> 00:57:31.319 Full bars, but the charger's not working! 745 00:57:31.386 --> 00:57:34.622 - Let me do it. - What the heck? 746 00:57:34.689 --> 00:57:35.856 I got it, I got it! 747 00:57:37.625 --> 00:57:39.094 There's water in it. 748 00:57:39.160 --> 00:57:40.295 Yeah, it hasn't been charging. 749 00:57:46.000 --> 00:57:47.602 Meghan, we probably just need to lay it out. 750 00:57:47.669 --> 00:57:49.571 - Just set it down. - I'm trying to get it in. 751 00:57:49.637 --> 00:57:51.439 It hasn't been charging. 752 00:57:51.506 --> 00:57:53.308 It's dead. Just let it go! 753 00:57:53.375 --> 00:57:55.310 Work! 754 00:57:55.377 --> 00:57:58.046 It's not gonna work. 755 00:57:58.113 --> 00:57:59.581 Let it go, just... 756 00:57:59.647 --> 00:58:00.749 It's connected. 757 00:58:00.815 --> 00:58:02.550 There, go, put it in. 758 00:58:06.721 --> 00:58:07.922 Oh my God. 759 00:58:09.124 --> 00:58:10.291 You fixed it. 760 00:58:12.627 --> 00:58:14.329 How'd you do it? 761 00:58:14.396 --> 00:58:16.164 Whoever said watching random YouTube videos 762 00:58:16.231 --> 00:58:18.366 was stupid is wrong. 763 00:58:28.910 --> 00:58:30.912 Whoa, whoa, whoa, Sarah, Sarah, Sarah? 764 00:58:30.979 --> 00:58:32.881 Whoa, we were just there a minute ago 765 00:58:32.947 --> 00:58:35.383 and now it's underwater! 766 00:58:35.450 --> 00:58:38.086 What are we gonna do if this whole thing goes underwater? 767 00:58:40.321 --> 00:58:42.323 We still have the kayaks. 768 00:58:42.390 --> 00:58:44.592 I'm not getting back into that water! 769 00:58:44.659 --> 00:58:47.429 I think you were on to something with the movement thing. 770 00:58:47.495 --> 00:58:49.364 We can just minimize our movement 771 00:58:49.431 --> 00:58:51.332 and stick to the shallow areas. 772 00:58:51.399 --> 00:58:53.501 That thing is right next to shore! 773 00:58:53.568 --> 00:58:56.604 I know that, but you're not helping, okay? 774 00:58:56.671 --> 00:58:59.274 Right now, I need you to look at the bright side! 775 00:58:59.340 --> 00:59:03.011 Yeah? And what is that? 776 00:59:03.077 --> 00:59:04.446 We're not dead yet! 777 00:59:04.512 --> 00:59:07.415 Oh, right, yeah. We're not dead yet. 778 00:59:08.583 --> 00:59:12.020 We're just stranded on an island. 779 00:59:12.086 --> 00:59:15.056 A shark's trying to hunt us, 780 00:59:15.123 --> 00:59:18.226 the sea plane can't find us. 781 00:59:18.293 --> 00:59:22.363 And now the island is flooding! 782 00:59:22.430 --> 00:59:23.665 What next? 783 00:59:23.731 --> 00:59:25.967 The shark's just gonna turn into a tornado? 784 00:59:26.034 --> 00:59:27.602 I can't do this anymore, Sarah! 785 00:59:33.675 --> 00:59:35.477 Um... 786 00:59:45.753 --> 00:59:46.788 Yeah, hello? Sarah? 787 00:59:46.855 --> 00:59:48.323 Dad, dad! 788 00:59:48.389 --> 00:59:49.724 Yeah, it's me. How are you doing? 789 00:59:49.791 --> 00:59:51.927 Yes, we're fine, but I just saw a chopper. 790 00:59:51.993 --> 00:59:55.330 It was a single-engine chopper. I think it was them. 791 00:59:55.396 --> 00:59:57.232 Well, that was it! That's great! 792 00:59:57.298 --> 01:00:00.301 Can you give me more information about the fly-by? 793 01:00:00.368 --> 01:00:02.972 That'll help me figure out where exactly you are! 794 01:00:03.037 --> 01:00:04.305 They flew right over us. 795 01:00:04.372 --> 01:00:08.944 They flew right over us to the east 796 01:00:09.010 --> 01:00:10.778 and way north, Dad, way north! 797 01:00:10.845 --> 01:00:12.313 Well, that's helpful. 798 01:00:12.380 --> 01:00:14.082 They've been searching on the other islands 799 01:00:14.148 --> 01:00:15.750 and they're expanding from there. 800 01:00:15.817 --> 01:00:19.420 No, no, no! We didn't go to Cudjoe Key, Dad! 801 01:00:19.487 --> 01:00:22.323 No, we're on this new island. 802 01:00:22.390 --> 01:00:25.260 Jason said it just formed in the hurricane. 803 01:00:25.326 --> 01:00:26.828 It just formed like a month ago. 804 01:00:26.895 --> 01:00:28.563 And I don't even think it's on their maps. 805 01:00:28.630 --> 01:00:32.600 You must be south, southwest of the search area. 806 01:00:32.667 --> 01:00:35.236 I'll have them modify their search grid. 807 01:00:35.303 --> 01:00:36.538 If you can keep your phone on, 808 01:00:36.604 --> 01:00:38.673 we might be able to get a better lock 809 01:00:38.740 --> 01:00:41.175 on your new location. 810 01:00:41.242 --> 01:00:43.979 I don't think we have much time. 811 01:00:44.045 --> 01:00:46.281 We may not be able to stay here long. 812 01:00:46.347 --> 01:00:47.815 The water's rising. 813 01:00:47.882 --> 01:00:51.921 Okay, then stay calm, stay calm. 814 01:00:51.987 --> 01:00:53.621 Dad... 815 01:00:53.688 --> 01:00:57.859 Your area is experiencing a peak of what they call king tides. 816 01:00:57.927 --> 01:00:59.627 You know about king tides? 817 01:00:59.694 --> 01:01:02.196 Yes, I know about king tides. They're higher than normal. 818 01:01:02.263 --> 01:01:03.933 That's right. Much higher. 819 01:01:03.999 --> 01:01:09.972 Unfortunately, that area you're in can be particularly hard hit. 820 01:01:10.039 --> 01:01:13.976 It's the equivalent of experiencing a storm surge, 821 01:01:14.043 --> 01:01:15.710 but it's with the tide alone. 822 01:01:15.777 --> 01:01:18.948 It's not based on weather, but the phase of the moon. 823 01:01:19.014 --> 01:01:20.848 The stats tell me 824 01:01:20.916 --> 01:01:25.921 all the islands out there may be overwhelmed. 825 01:01:25.988 --> 01:01:29.557 Hello? You still there? 826 01:01:29.624 --> 01:01:31.326 Yes. 827 01:01:31.392 --> 01:01:32.560 You still have your kayaks? 828 01:01:32.627 --> 01:01:34.796 Yes, we have the kayaks, Dad, but... 829 01:01:34.862 --> 01:01:37.699 Listen. I know this is gonna be difficult 830 01:01:37.765 --> 01:01:39.834 and I wish I could be there with you. 831 01:01:39.902 --> 01:01:42.670 But you and Meghan have done great so far. 832 01:01:42.737 --> 01:01:44.172 You keep up what you've been doing. 833 01:01:44.238 --> 01:01:46.441 It's been keeping you both alive. 834 01:01:46.507 --> 01:01:49.611 Dad, be honest with me: 835 01:01:52.246 --> 01:01:54.749 if they don't find us by sundown, 836 01:01:54.816 --> 01:01:57.819 are you guys gonna suspend the search? 837 01:01:57.885 --> 01:01:59.287 We will find you, honey. 838 01:01:59.354 --> 01:02:01.957 We will find you! 839 01:02:02.024 --> 01:02:03.358 I know. 840 01:02:03.424 --> 01:02:04.859 I know that you won't give up, Dad. 841 01:02:04.927 --> 01:02:08.563 But if the tides are as powerful as you say, 842 01:02:08.630 --> 01:02:11.232 and... 843 01:02:11.299 --> 01:02:13.534 and if you guys have to suspend the search, 844 01:02:13.601 --> 01:02:15.703 I just want you to know that we tried. 845 01:02:15.770 --> 01:02:20.575 The spotter helicopter will find you! 846 01:02:20.642 --> 01:02:24.046 I just want you to know that I love you 847 01:02:24.113 --> 01:02:25.747 and I went out fighting. 848 01:02:28.750 --> 01:02:29.985 Stay on the line. 849 01:02:30.052 --> 01:02:31.653 I'm not gonna let you down. 850 01:02:31.719 --> 01:02:35.623 I've never done that before, have I? 851 01:02:35.690 --> 01:02:36.959 Okay, okay. 852 01:02:38.027 --> 01:02:40.762 - Dad! - Sarah! 853 01:02:40.828 --> 01:02:42.064 Sarah, hello! 854 01:02:42.131 --> 01:02:44.599 Dad! 855 01:03:10.491 --> 01:03:12.260 Civic Air Patrol, Darren speaking. 856 01:03:12.326 --> 01:03:14.696 Hello, it's James Murray. 857 01:03:14.762 --> 01:03:16.831 I'm just off the phone with my daughter. 858 01:03:16.898 --> 01:03:20.368 We have a new data set for cellphone forensics. 859 01:03:20.435 --> 01:03:23.438 I had her on the line for approximately three minutes. 860 01:03:23.504 --> 01:03:26.507 We need to expand the search from our initial grid. 861 01:03:26.574 --> 01:03:29.444 I have new information on her location. 862 01:03:29.510 --> 01:03:33.281 Our initial search area, I believe, was incorrect. 863 01:03:33.347 --> 01:03:36.617 They traveled to a new location, another island. 864 01:03:36.684 --> 01:03:39.620 With the king tides, the water is rising fast. 865 01:03:39.687 --> 01:03:41.489 Stand by. I'll get right back to you. 866 01:03:41.556 --> 01:03:43.658 Copy that. I'll get back to you soon. 867 01:04:00.575 --> 01:04:02.276 This island's flooded. 868 01:04:05.981 --> 01:04:07.381 We gotta go. 869 01:04:20.762 --> 01:04:21.964 We got this. 870 01:05:12.014 --> 01:05:15.250 I talked to Fish and Wildlife and the NOAA Fisheries 871 01:05:15.316 --> 01:05:17.152 Southeast Marine Mammal Stranding 872 01:05:17.219 --> 01:05:18.352 Network coordinator. 873 01:05:18.419 --> 01:05:19.854 You're not going to believe this! 874 01:05:19.922 --> 01:05:22.824 Apparently a pod of pilot whales stranded and died 875 01:05:22.890 --> 01:05:25.593 on the outer shoals of Cudjoe Basin 876 01:05:25.660 --> 01:05:27.095 approximately two weeks ago. 877 01:05:27.162 --> 01:05:29.897 They tell me it was a about thirty whales. 878 01:05:29.965 --> 01:05:32.400 It may have had something to do with the hurricane. 879 01:05:32.466 --> 01:05:33.969 No-one knows. 880 01:05:34.036 --> 01:05:36.271 They were stranded and died in the shallow water. 881 01:05:36.337 --> 01:05:39.507 Standard operating procedure when something like that happens 882 01:05:39.574 --> 01:05:41.210 out there in such a remote area is 883 01:05:41.276 --> 01:05:44.745 to leave the carcasses to decay and return to nature, 884 01:05:44.812 --> 01:05:47.950 which NOAA confirmed they did. 885 01:05:48.016 --> 01:05:50.852 So there are whale carcasses in the water down there? 886 01:05:50.919 --> 01:05:54.822 There were whales carcasses. It gets complicated. 887 01:05:54.889 --> 01:05:57.259 Apparently NOAA began receiving reports 888 01:05:57.326 --> 01:06:00.428 from boaters and fishermen of a massive great white shark 889 01:06:00.494 --> 01:06:02.430 feeding on the whales' remains. 890 01:06:02.496 --> 01:06:04.166 It was reported to be a six-meter shark. 891 01:06:04.233 --> 01:06:06.634 Great whites are seasonal visitors to the Keys. 892 01:06:06.701 --> 01:06:09.137 It is unusual for something like this to show up 893 01:06:09.204 --> 01:06:11.405 in that area on the back side of the keys. 894 01:06:11.472 --> 01:06:14.142 Well, sure, but if there's something drawing it in 895 01:06:14.209 --> 01:06:16.945 like a pod of dead whales... 896 01:06:17.012 --> 01:06:20.082 Right, So after reports of the large shark feeding in the area, 897 01:06:20.148 --> 01:06:23.018 NOAA decided to remove the carcasses from the water 898 01:06:23.085 --> 01:06:26.621 in hopes that the shark would leave. 899 01:06:26.687 --> 01:06:28.656 And that didn't happen? 900 01:06:28.723 --> 01:06:30.725 Well, they did remove the carcasses, 901 01:06:30.791 --> 01:06:32.627 but the shark didn't leave. 902 01:06:32.693 --> 01:06:35.563 Does this explain the shark's behavior? 903 01:06:35.630 --> 01:06:39.334 I put in a call to the Mote Marine Laboratory. 904 01:06:39.400 --> 01:06:41.736 They have a few theories on what is going on with the shark. 905 01:06:41.802 --> 01:06:44.106 Sharks are opportunistic feeders 906 01:06:44.172 --> 01:06:46.807 and finding something like a whale is a rare opportunity. 907 01:06:46.874 --> 01:06:49.378 When they find a large source of food 908 01:06:49.443 --> 01:06:51.113 such as those whale carcasses, 909 01:06:51.179 --> 01:06:53.581 the shark's appetite expands to take advantage of the bounty. 910 01:06:53.648 --> 01:06:55.750 So basically the appetite increases 911 01:06:55.816 --> 01:06:58.987 relative to the availability of food. 912 01:06:59.054 --> 01:07:02.291 Encountering a dead whale for a shark is a rare opportunity. 913 01:07:02.357 --> 01:07:05.093 And the expansion of appetite is a natural way for the shark 914 01:07:05.160 --> 01:07:08.663 to take advantage of an abundant food supply while it lasts. 915 01:07:08.729 --> 01:07:10.933 It turbo charges their appetites. 916 01:07:10.999 --> 01:07:13.601 This allows the shark to go from feast to famine 917 01:07:13.668 --> 01:07:16.537 and survive periods when it cannot find food, 918 01:07:16.604 --> 01:07:18.373 kind of like a lion at a kill. 919 01:07:18.439 --> 01:07:21.076 When it has to, it can eat many times more food than normal. 920 01:07:21.143 --> 01:07:23.946 And this keeps it going through lean times. 921 01:07:24.012 --> 01:07:26.214 So the presence of the whale carcass 922 01:07:26.281 --> 01:07:29.750 increases the shark's appetite. 923 01:07:29.817 --> 01:07:32.387 And when they removed the whales, 924 01:07:32.453 --> 01:07:35.190 instead of driving the shark away, 925 01:07:35.257 --> 01:07:38.492 they left the shark with super-sized appetite 926 01:07:38.559 --> 01:07:40.329 looking for prey. 927 01:07:40.395 --> 01:07:43.564 That's one of the theories, and it makes sense to me. 928 01:07:43.631 --> 01:07:46.201 The biologists also surmise that the shark 929 01:07:46.268 --> 01:07:49.104 may have become more aggressive in a territorial manner. 930 01:07:49.171 --> 01:07:51.472 It may have had to drive off other predators 931 01:07:51.539 --> 01:07:53.275 from the whale carcasses. 932 01:07:53.342 --> 01:07:54.709 If it's going after the kayaks, 933 01:07:54.775 --> 01:07:57.112 it could be defending it's territory. 934 01:07:57.179 --> 01:07:59.948 The last theory is what they call a rogue shark. 935 01:08:00.015 --> 01:08:02.550 This is a shark that, for whatever reason, 936 01:08:02.616 --> 01:08:03.986 goes on a spree of attacks. 937 01:08:04.052 --> 01:08:07.356 There is historical precedence for this, 938 01:08:07.422 --> 01:08:10.624 a few instances where a single shark made multiple attacks. 939 01:08:10.691 --> 01:08:12.260 It's rare. but it happens. 940 01:08:12.327 --> 01:08:14.729 Well, it sounds like it could be a combination of both. 941 01:08:14.795 --> 01:08:17.832 We gotta find them and get them off the water. 942 01:08:17.898 --> 01:08:20.735 And then make sure we're searching for the right area. 943 01:08:20.801 --> 01:08:22.904 I know there are a lot of islands out there. 944 01:08:22.971 --> 01:08:25.374 But based on their original position, 945 01:08:25.440 --> 01:08:28.977 I think we've been searching the wrong area. 946 01:08:29.044 --> 01:08:30.912 I know what the forensics have been saying. 947 01:08:30.979 --> 01:08:35.283 But Sarah told me they paddled out to a brand new sandbar. 948 01:08:35.350 --> 01:08:37.752 Listen, these sandbars change. 949 01:08:37.818 --> 01:08:41.189 New ones form and old ones disappear. 950 01:08:41.256 --> 01:08:42.857 I don 't think that they were at any of the ones 951 01:08:42.924 --> 01:08:44.692 that we have on our maps. 952 01:08:44.759 --> 01:08:46.028 Copy that. 953 01:08:46.094 --> 01:08:47.295 Right now, we're pushing the limit 954 01:08:47.362 --> 01:08:48.964 on our flying time out here. 955 01:08:49.031 --> 01:08:51.665 We can do a redirect depending on where you tell me. 956 01:08:51.732 --> 01:08:53.701 That would involve a refueling. 957 01:08:53.768 --> 01:08:56.238 If that were to happen, we'd have to go back 958 01:08:56.304 --> 01:08:58.006 to the airstrip to refuel, 959 01:08:58.073 --> 01:09:01.009 which would not allow us enough daylight to finish our search. 960 01:09:01.076 --> 01:09:04.179 Are they still out over the Cudjoe Basin? 961 01:09:04.246 --> 01:09:07.015 I mean, I think they can manage this without refueling. 962 01:09:07.082 --> 01:09:08.682 Copy that. It's your decision. 963 01:09:08.749 --> 01:09:10.218 But you do know if we run out of fuel, 964 01:09:10.285 --> 01:09:11.685 that'll be the end of the search for today. 965 01:09:11.752 --> 01:09:13.121 All right, I got you. 966 01:09:13.188 --> 01:09:14.289 Listen. 967 01:09:14.356 --> 01:09:16.425 Now they said they saw your helicopter. 968 01:09:16.491 --> 01:09:19.494 You can't be too far off. 969 01:09:19.560 --> 01:09:20.929 Copy. What is your redirect? 970 01:09:20.996 --> 01:09:24.232 I want you to change the search grid, okay? 971 01:09:24.299 --> 01:09:28.070 We need to look on the same line, but further south. 972 01:09:28.136 --> 01:09:32.807 If you only have fuel enough to search one more place, 973 01:09:32.873 --> 01:09:34.443 then this would be it. 974 01:09:34.509 --> 01:09:36.978 If this information's incorrect, it's on you. 975 01:09:37.045 --> 01:09:39.747 Sir, this is my daughter out there! 976 01:09:39.814 --> 01:09:42.583 If this is a rogue shark attack like you say, 977 01:09:42.650 --> 01:09:44.819 we don't have time to waste! 978 01:09:44.885 --> 01:09:47.655 So please change your search grid 979 01:09:47.721 --> 01:09:49.690 to the coordinates that follow. 980 01:10:06.607 --> 01:10:08.276 I see it! 981 01:10:08.343 --> 01:10:09.478 I see it, it's coming back! It's coming back this way! 982 01:10:09.544 --> 01:10:10.479 Where? 983 01:10:10.545 --> 01:10:11.879 Sarah, it's right there! 984 01:10:11.947 --> 01:10:13.081 It's right there! It's right there! 985 01:10:14.950 --> 01:10:16.617 What do we do? What do we do? 986 01:10:16.684 --> 01:10:18.253 Shh. 987 01:10:18.320 --> 01:10:19.921 Hold position. 988 01:10:37.805 --> 01:10:39.241 Stay calm! 989 01:10:54.122 --> 01:10:56.424 Meghan, I need you to stay calm. 990 01:11:17.112 --> 01:11:18.280 Over here! 991 01:11:27.088 --> 01:11:28.957 Hold on, I'm gonna try and flag him down. 992 01:11:33.195 --> 01:11:34.728 Come on! 993 01:11:39.334 --> 01:11:41.735 We have visual on the kayakers. We have visual! 994 01:11:52.347 --> 01:11:54.049 Yeah, let me get a little bit closer. 995 01:12:01.556 --> 01:12:02.790 Hey! 996 01:12:08.597 --> 01:12:10.632 Oh, there's a massive shark circling the kayakers. 997 01:12:10.699 --> 01:12:12.000 Let me get a picture. 998 01:12:21.042 --> 01:12:22.644 All right, picture sent. 999 01:12:22.711 --> 01:12:25.914 We need to send a boat. I can't get to the swimmers. 1000 01:12:25.981 --> 01:12:28.782 Running low on fuel. Headed back to base to refuel. 1001 01:12:32.587 --> 01:12:36.057 No, no, no, no, no, no! 1002 01:13:09.457 --> 01:13:11.393 Yeah, hello? 1003 01:13:11.459 --> 01:13:13.094 I just got your message! 1004 01:13:13.161 --> 01:13:14.929 Can't you land in there and just pick them up? 1005 01:13:14.996 --> 01:13:16.665 That's a negative. 1006 01:13:16.731 --> 01:13:18.466 There's too many submerged reefs where they're at. 1007 01:13:18.533 --> 01:13:21.136 How much is the draft on that helicopter? 1008 01:13:21.202 --> 01:13:22.771 It's not the draft of the chopper, 1009 01:13:22.836 --> 01:13:24.139 it's the water clarity. 1010 01:13:24.205 --> 01:13:26.541 Right now, the visual is not clear enough 1011 01:13:26.608 --> 01:13:30.878 for our pilot to choose a safe patch for landing. 1012 01:13:30.945 --> 01:13:32.880 We're directing a boat to them now. 1013 01:13:32.947 --> 01:13:34.882 How long is it gonna take? 1014 01:13:34.949 --> 01:13:36.685 It should be under 10 minutes. 1015 01:13:36.751 --> 01:13:42.424 Can you guys in the helicopter keep an eye on the shark? 1016 01:13:42.490 --> 01:13:44.059 That's a negative. 1017 01:13:44.125 --> 01:13:46.928 The spotter chopper has to refuel and return to base. 1018 01:13:46.995 --> 01:13:48.596 Oh, come on! 1019 01:13:48.663 --> 01:13:50.765 I'm sorry. If that chopper doesn't return to base 1020 01:13:50.831 --> 01:13:53.535 now to refuel, it may not make it back. 1021 01:13:53.601 --> 01:13:57.105 Let me know the minute that the boat reaches them. 1022 01:13:59.474 --> 01:14:00.909 They're gonna come back, Meghan. 1023 01:14:00.975 --> 01:14:02.310 They're not gonna leave us here! 1024 01:14:02.377 --> 01:14:03.945 How do we know they're gonna come back? 1025 01:14:04.012 --> 01:14:07.182 Stay calm. They're going to come back. 1026 01:14:07.248 --> 01:14:09.117 Trust me! 1027 01:14:18.259 --> 01:14:19.394 Where's it going? Where's it going? 1028 01:14:19.461 --> 01:14:20.395 Where's it going? 1029 01:14:37.712 --> 01:14:39.147 Where the hell did it go? 1030 01:14:41.449 --> 01:14:42.584 Oh! 1031 01:14:42.650 --> 01:14:44.586 There's a boat! There's a boat! 1032 01:14:44.652 --> 01:14:45.820 Where? 1033 01:14:45.886 --> 01:14:47.021 Hey! Come on! Head over here! 1034 01:14:47.088 --> 01:14:48.056 - That's them! 1035 01:14:48.123 --> 01:14:50.891 - Hey! - Hey! 1036 01:14:50.959 --> 01:14:52.560 Over here! 1037 01:14:54.095 --> 01:14:55.797 There's a reef there! It's too shallow! 1038 01:14:55.864 --> 01:14:57.699 Come to us! 1039 01:14:57.766 --> 01:14:59.067 Paddle, paddle! 1040 01:14:59.134 --> 01:15:01.536 Come on. Let's go! 1041 01:15:08.843 --> 01:15:11.846 Hey! 1042 01:15:11.913 --> 01:15:13.815 Hey, come to us! 1043 01:15:13.882 --> 01:15:15.583 Please! 1044 01:15:15.650 --> 01:15:17.218 No! You have to come to us! 1045 01:15:17.285 --> 01:15:18.153 Come on! 1046 01:15:18.219 --> 01:15:19.421 Please meet us! 1047 01:15:21.089 --> 01:15:23.057 Meghan! 1048 01:15:23.925 --> 01:15:25.260 Here. 1049 01:15:27.061 --> 01:15:28.430 Meghan! 1050 01:15:33.234 --> 01:15:36.004 Grab my paddle! 1051 01:15:36.070 --> 01:15:37.639 Grab my hand! I got you! I got you! 1052 01:15:37.705 --> 01:15:39.441 Come on! 1053 01:15:42.811 --> 01:15:45.013 Come on! Come on! Hurry! 1054 01:15:52.887 --> 01:15:54.722 Where is it? Do you see it? 1055 01:15:57.592 --> 01:16:00.094 I don't see it! I don't see it, Sarah! 1056 01:16:00.161 --> 01:16:02.932 That way. Go that way! That way! 1057 01:16:19.747 --> 01:16:21.316 I lost the knife! 1058 01:16:21.382 --> 01:16:23.818 Come on! Come on! Hurry up! 1059 01:16:23.885 --> 01:16:25.487 Go! Go, Meghan! 1060 01:17:14.602 --> 01:17:16.638 Go, Meghan, go! 1061 01:19:12.320 --> 01:19:13.354 Sarah Murray! 1062 01:19:13.421 --> 01:19:14.822 Got your father on the phone. 1063 01:19:21.229 --> 01:19:23.765 Sarah, Sarah, are you there? 1064 01:19:26.001 --> 01:19:27.368 I'm here, Daddy. 1065 01:19:31.106 --> 01:19:33.741 All right. Thank God, thank God. 1066 01:19:33.808 --> 01:19:36.277 Are you hurt? Are you okay? 1067 01:19:39.681 --> 01:19:41.150 I'm... 1068 01:19:41.215 --> 01:19:44.119 We're okay, we're okay. 1069 01:19:44.185 --> 01:19:45.553 All right, good. 1070 01:19:45.620 --> 01:19:47.722 Listen, now paramedics are gonna be meeting you 1071 01:19:47.789 --> 01:19:50.425 at the docks, okay? 1072 01:19:50.491 --> 01:19:51.927 I know you're a tough cookie, 1073 01:19:51.994 --> 01:19:54.195 but they're gonna have to check you over. 1074 01:19:54.262 --> 01:19:56.364 I'm catching the red eye over tonight. 1075 01:19:56.431 --> 01:19:58.733 I'll be seeing you as soon as I get there. 1076 01:19:58.800 --> 01:20:00.201 Okay. 1077 01:20:00.268 --> 01:20:03.304 Listen, you did good, honey, just like I knew you would. 1078 01:20:03.371 --> 01:20:05.908 Your mom would be proud of you. 1079 01:20:09.044 --> 01:20:10.812 Dad? 1080 01:20:10.878 --> 01:20:11.980 Yeah? 1081 01:20:15.717 --> 01:20:16.818 When I get back, 1082 01:20:19.287 --> 01:20:21.389 I wanna talk about Mom's studio. 1083 01:20:22.890 --> 01:20:24.425 Okay, honey, okay. 1084 01:20:24.492 --> 01:20:27.361 I don't know. Maybe I could pick up the brush again. 1085 01:20:30.598 --> 01:20:33.001 I think that could be good. 1086 01:20:33.068 --> 01:20:35.536 We'll go with whatever you want. 1087 01:20:35.603 --> 01:20:37.472 It's all right with me, whatever you want. 1088 01:20:37.538 --> 01:20:40.341 You just let me know. 1089 01:20:40.408 --> 01:20:45.214 I love you, honey. 1090 01:20:45.279 --> 01:20:46.414 I love you, too, Dad. 1091 01:20:47.281 --> 01:20:48.516 I love you, too. 1092 01:20:49.383 --> 01:20:51.220 Can you still hear me? 1093 01:20:51.285 --> 01:20:52.453 Yes. 1094 01:20:55.224 --> 01:20:57.658 All right, honey. Listen, I love you. 1095 01:20:57.725 --> 01:21:00.561 I love you very, very much, more than you'll ever know. 1096 01:21:00.628 --> 01:21:03.531 Okay, I'm glad you're okay. 1097 01:21:04.967 --> 01:21:05.934 Goodbye. 1098 01:21:19.047 --> 01:21:20.314 Hey, Sarah? 1099 01:21:22.483 --> 01:21:28.389 If you ever ask me to do your makeup again, 1100 01:21:28.456 --> 01:21:31.726 I'm gonna have to say no. 1101 01:21:33.861 --> 01:21:37.232 And it's nothing personal. 1102 01:21:37.298 --> 01:21:40.568 Like you're... you're great. 1103 01:21:40.635 --> 01:21:44.405 It's just I can never, 1104 01:21:44.472 --> 01:21:47.809 ever do this again. 1105 01:21:51.379 --> 01:21:52.680 Yeah, me neither. 1106 01:21:56.218 --> 01:21:59.121 You really like painting? 1107 01:21:59.188 --> 01:22:03.391 I think New Mexico would be a great place for you. 1108 01:22:03.457 --> 01:22:05.693 Georgia O'Keefe used to live there. 1109 01:22:08.663 --> 01:22:11.066 And, um, 1110 01:22:11.133 --> 01:22:16.737 she would sit there and she would just paint. 1111 01:22:16.804 --> 01:22:18.739 And I think the moment you'd get there, 1112 01:22:18.806 --> 01:22:20.943 you'd never ever want to leave. 1113 01:22:26.480 --> 01:22:28.951 And you know the best part about New Mexico? 1114 01:22:31.886 --> 01:22:33.855 No. 1115 01:22:33.922 --> 01:22:35.823 No water! 1116 01:22:38.327 --> 01:22:40.963 No ocean! 1117 01:22:41.029 --> 01:22:42.130 No lakes! 1118 01:22:43.531 --> 01:22:45.466 It's just dry. 1119 01:22:47.535 --> 01:22:50.438 Sounds pretty good. 1120 01:22:51.439 --> 01:22:53.507 I'm in. 1121 01:22:56.044 --> 01:23:00.514 I am totally in.