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Off of the coast of nigeria. >> around the corner. you're going to find some stairs. >> reporter: divers on a grim task, searching for a sunken tug on the ocean floor to recover the bodies of 12 crew members. >> we already recovered four bodies. so the anticipation wasn't great we were going to find anyone alive at that stage. >> reporter: then -- >> you found one. >> he's alive. >> the driver saw a hand in the passageway. we seen it was a body. when the diver reached up to grab the hand, the hand grabbed the diver it. >> it was the ship's cook. he had been on the bathroom when a massive rogue...

The bodies of 12 crew members. >> we already recovered four bodies. so the anticipation wasn't great we were going to find anyone alive at that stage. >> reporter: then -- >> you found one. >> he's alive. >> the driver saw a hand in the passageway. we seen it was a body. when the diver reached up to grab the hand, the hand grabbed the diver it. >> it was the ship's cook. he had been on the bathroom when a massive rogue swell capsized the ship. as the tug sank, harrison scrambled into a cabin and found an air pocket, a few feet of precious air in utter darkness. fearing sharks, praying, subsist...

Children can't study at night and center to breathe in the kerosene fumes that are toxic. 1.5 people die every year from indoor air pollution, right? there's nothing they can do to lift themselves out of poverty. they're condemned to live their lives in utter darkness. no way to pump water. no way to refrigerate vaccines. no way to deliver a baby at night. no way to communicate with the outside world, right? so energy poverty undermines every attempt of these people to achieve a better life for themselves. the question as you pointed out is how are these people going to emerge from centuries o...

Technicians this morning who are fighting to prevent a meltdown at the crippled fukushima nuclear plant. this morning, the group of 50 were forced out of the facility for nearly an hour following a surge in radiation levels that authorities feared put their lives at risk. so who are they? one of the best descriptions of this so-called faceless crew is in this morning's "new york times." that writes in part, quote, they crawl through the labyrinths of equipment in utter darkness pierced only by their flashlights listening for periodic explosions and wear white full-bodied jump suits with snug-f...

And medical expertise from around the world. down below, what might have turned into "lord of the flies" chaos instead became the 33-men democracy with miners organizing, choosing leaders, deciding on the honor of who would be the raft tlast to leav. in the hour ahead we'll take you inside that race, moment by moment, the challenges and setbacks, how they were overcome, the mechanical and human ballet that made it possible. ultimately to the incredible sight of those men emerging one by one from weeks of darkness. we'll start at the beginning with tom foreman. >> reporter: august 5th, 2:00 in ...