after that. >> they're nearly all from iraq and syria. few, if any, can swim. these refugee boats, rafts really are incredibly unsea worthy. they're packed with people, women, children, there must be 60, 70 people on this one. they were just adrift in the water. their engine had completely stopped. they passed the children up first. they're wet, confused and terrified. then their parents are lifted from the sinking boat. rana has her children, 10-month-old sali and her 3-year-old. her husband had been getting death threats. we left for the children's sake, he said. there's no future for them in iraq. the captain explains to the refugees that they will not be deported or charged. >> you all are going to be lesbos island in a few hours. >> reporter: their names aren't even written down on board. many have no documents anyway. but before they go, another coast guard cutter arrives with