coast guard plane spotted the capsized row boat, the "james robert hanson."urvivors were confirmed in a life raft, but there had been four rower aboard. back home, their families were frantic, awaiting word of their loved ones' fate. mission coordinator, greg spooner, was beside himself. all four were his friends. you get word that there are three beacons, but that's all you know, right? >> yeah. >> then you find out they only see two people in the life raft. >> uh-huh. >> so maybe two people are dead. but you can't know. that fair? >> 100%. >> it had been more than five hours since the crew's emergency beacons first went off. about a half-hour since the capsized craft was located, and only two survivors confirmed. and then the news got worse. the coast guard called to say the plane had dropped a barrel containing emergency supplies and a radio, but whoever of in the life raft didn't open it. didn't open it? >> didn't open it. when i got that phone call from officer harper telling me that that happened, that's when it really, really hit me that jordan was gon

to sweetie, and the team of researchers at the charity, today in brisbane in australia, scott robert hanson guilty to sending obscene pictures via the internet and possession of images of child abuse. >> it was used by the australian police as a basis to carry out their own investigation and that's exactly what we set out to do. use the information, carry out your own investigations, find out what these people are doing, find out what is on their computers. >> men think she's sitting in front of a web cam in the philippines. >> reporter: one conviction today, but a total of a thousand men were identified, including 110 in the uk. sweetie's job may be done, but her work now falls to police forces around the world to continue. angus crawford, bbc news. >>> the hong kong government are holding talks with student leaders as pro-democracy street protests continue into their fourth week. the protests have blocked key parts of the city. the students want the public to have a say in who can run for the position of the territory's chief executive. but beijing wants to be able to vet the candidates f

of the spies -- the atomic bomb is as important as it gets but there have been since then.tured robert hanson, ames, john walkers who had a larger atomic-- forget the bomb. had larger impact on the u.s. foreign policy. they got prison. they didn't get executed. not executing people anymore for even the most espionage crimes. ethel didn't do anything. up, sheshe typed stuff typed stuff up. she wasn't stealing secrets or stuff on to the soviet union. there is no way to talk about this without saying it was a bloodlust based on the political environment at the time. swing.yism in full it looked like the united states was losing the cold war at this time period. if you look at the progression events from 1948 on, right, you have the berlin blockade, losing china,b, the korean war. theknow, in 1953, in 1954 soviets get the hydrogen bomb. i look like we are going -- it looks like we are going backwards and losing the war. within the hysteria, within the scare, you get these are the guys that gave them the bomb. maythel wasn't executed she have been strung up in the town square. that is how much ani