so they will be able to do to prevent deaths at sea. beyond that there isn't a clear idea how to address the problem at its root. you are talking about problems, that people have been talking about for years now. without a solution. the war in syria. nobody has been able to, change that situation in any way. corruption in nigeria. a gargantuan problem beyond the purview of the european union. these are issues i think, have really stumped world leaders, european leaders, trying to change this situation. it seems almost unresolvable at this point. rosemary. >> so many challenges ahead there. ben wedeman talking to us from augusta, sicily. you are looking at live pictures there of the 400 plus rescued migrants arriving in sisly. thenn -- arriving in sicily taking them on land. not enough resources on the ground. european need to tackle along with its european partners. we'll keep an eye on this story. >> people arrive in italy. they don't want to sta in italy, the welfare system is not very good. they want to got to germany, france, or brit

how this sailor survived lost at sea. autria: a four alarm fire at a place that makes stuff you use every day. announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: we want to get to the incredible survival story. a man missing at sea is that column with his family. -- a man missing at sea for more than two months is with his family. reporter: lost at sea. he is back on shore in north carolina, sharing the story of how he survived more than two months alone in the atlantic. he set out on jra 23rd from south carolina to fish. he woke up to his vote capsizing. >> i was flying through the air. somersaulting. everything was rolling around in the water. reporter: jordan was able to stay with the boat catching fish and rainwater. after 10 days with no sign of jordan or the ship, a search was called off. thursday, a cargo ship spotted him off of cape hatteras. the coast guard was called in and airlifted him. and emotional reunion with his parents. all of his prayers were answered. >> it is wonderful. >> he has a br

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it but it continues to struggle. >> this demonstrates how important it is to have a robust rescue at sea mechanism in terms of the mediterranean. unfortunately, the program was never replaced by an equivalent capacity to rescue people. at the same time, we increased the legal avenues for those who need protection to come to europe. >> italian authorities said a number of people trying to make the crossing resembles an exodus and if italians are on the rise. in collaboration -- in calabria, local people are calling on the eu for help. we are asking the government to give us a hand with the clandestine boats. it's not about being racist, we do not have the resources. we're also asking the eu to take an interest because the program cannot face emergencies on their own. >> according to the u.n. high commission for refugees, 219,000 migrants crossed the mediterranean last year. 3500 lives were lost. genie: the european parliament asking turkey to recognize the murder of 1.5 million armenians a century ago as a genocide. days after the pope used that word, calling the tragedy he first genocide

>> because there are people that are dying at sea.ompare the statistic of last year 2014 from january until march of '2014, only 40 people died. this year over 500. and in the last shipwreck, over 400 lost their lives. so we need to do something, and we are doing something. >> it's a huge sea, the mediterranean, how do you go about finding these people? how do you know where they might be? >> we work in collaboration of the coordination center and as well their vessel is out to sea. even try to mission is coordinating -- they are coordinating even trident mission, and all of the vessel out there. it's important this coordination because they direct us on the target on the boat thats that need to be rescued, but also we are reactive and proactive. we are reactive because we last year used drones to check the area and so helping coordination center giving them images of these ships -- these small vessel in distress. >> you are doing this for philanthropic reasons because you just feel you have the money and did something you would like

european union high command are doing to stop migrants coming from libya in the wake of so many deaths at sea. >> let's take a look at the continuing war in yemen. the capital of sanaa has been hit by one of the biggest explosions there has been since the saudi-led air campaign has started. they talked about a scud missile base being used by houthi fighters bringing a huge blast that flattened nearby buildings. it has left 46 dead, dozens of people wounded and with that in mind we'll go straight to saudi arabia. we'll listen to the brigadier general with his daily briefing on those airstrikes. >> we would like to call upon our colleagues of to return to the legitimacy. i think it's the right time to return to the legitimate presidency and end the fighting. there is no use to all this fighting except to damage yemeni civilians. as for the ships that have arrived from djibouti to aden, those actions shall continue. we have confirmed that the continuation of these efforts being facilitated by the yemeni government. also i would like to mention we support all evaluation efforts. they did not leav

now to the story of a real life casta way as a south carolina man spends more than two months lost at sea amazing story of louis jordan. he wanted to catch fish and went on a sailboat back in january disaster struck but there is a happy ending. >> reporter: hey thomas this story, at first is hard to believe but then when you hear all of the details come together, you start to think, you know maybe this really happened. 36-year-old louis jordan who had been reported missing two months ago was out at sea 200 miles out of sea when he was rescued yesterday. he says he survived for 66 days by eating raw fish by drinking rain water and rationing what food was already on the boat. and then it was this massive german containership that came along at just the right moment on thursday. after 66 days lost at sea, louis jordan walked from the coast guard chopper under his own power into a norfolk hospital on thursday to an emotional reunion with his father. after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> reporter: friends and family knew he had gone sailing january 23rd aboard his 35-foot sa

abc's lana zak has his story. >> reporter: these are louis jordan's last moments lost at sea. to the bottom of the sea. these are his first steps on dry land after more than two months. thursday afternoon, the coast guard got word from a german flagship "the houston express" that they had rescued a man from his sailboat about 200 miles east of cape hatteras, north carolina. he captain said jordan was stranded on the hull of his capsized 35-foot craft "the angel" whose mast snapped in two. he survived by catching fish. he was dehydrated, had a shoulder injury but otherwise in good shape. jordan was well enough to speak to his father. >> i haven't heard you in so long. >> nice to hear your voice. >> his family plans a reunion in the hospital just in time to celebrate easter together. lana zak, abc news, new york. >> wow. >> really incredible. you can see from the pictures there the toll that that journey took on his body. he lost a lot of weight with. his clothes were tattered obviously.. his clothes were tattered obviously. his hair and beard had grown out. you can't imagine wh

an amazing discovery out at sea. a sailor missing for months found alive. how did he survive? >>> and tanner reunion. "full house" fans can hardly contain themselves with a possibly of the show making a return. >>> good friday morning. i'm bazi kanani in for reena. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. the holiday weekend is kicking off with severe weather, unfortunately. several places experiencing damage winds and tornadoes possibly. >> at least five states issued a tornado warning overnight including missouri ohio nebraska oklahoma and we are just learning of a tornado on the ground in kansas. you can see that powerful line of storms there on the radar. >>> take a look at some of the damage already. this is a home in oklahoma. just a pile of rubble really where that home once stood. >>> also there powerful winds toppled two tractor trailers. it will linger throughout the day and justin povick has the details. good morning, justin. >> thanks and good morning. a very active afternoon once again in terms of severe weather. today's threat will be further south. a little further

after being lost at sea for 66 days. it was a chance encounter that led to his rescue. >> reporter: lewis jordan walked from the copper into a norfolk hospital under his own power. to an emotional reunion with his father after 66 days at sea. >> it seemed like a lot longer. >> friends and family knew he went selling january 23 aboard his sailboat angel. but no one heard from him for more that two months and his parents were frantic. >> it is terrible. you live moment to moment. and those moments turn into days. >> what no one knew is that he had drifted out into the atlantic. mast and rutter broken. >> i was flying through the air, somersaulting and everything was upside down and backwards. >> for two months rationed his food and ate raw fish that he pulled out of the ocean, capturing rain water to survive. then thursday morning an incredible stroke of luck jordan's small sailboat was spotted by the houston express, a massive german container ship 200 miles off the carolina coast. >> they saw me on the front of my boat s

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a missing sailor rescued after 6 66 days stranded at sea. he was spotted some 200 miles off cape hatteras north carolina. he was taken to a hospital. following his release, he talked about the moment he first saw his rescuers. >> i waved my hands real slowly. that's the signal. i'm in distress. help me. i blew my whistles. they never heard them. i took my smoke signal and put out orange smoke. i put out my flag. i put my american flag upside down. all they saw was this. so the whole time i was out there waving my arms. they eventually saw it. they saw me on the front of the boat waving my arms. >> jordan says he survived eating raw fish and drinking rain water. >>> so-called religious freedom laws passion ss passing in indiana and arkansas that fixing legislation would legalize discrimination. are these fixes enough? that next. gives you home security and control in a new and revolutionary way. introducing plug & protect from livewatch security, an easy to use wireless security system customized just for your home. control from any smartphon

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an incredible story of survival at sea and he's not alone. u.s. he was lost at sea for 47 days after his plane was shot down during world war ii. the story told of course in the movie unbroken. among the others three mexican fishermen rescued after nine months at sea. the record seems to go another sailor from mexico who vanished from sea in 2012. still, washed ashore 13 months later on a remote island in the pacific and now apparently there's louis jordan. our gary tuchman has more. >> fasten your seat belt. >> reporter: inside the basket a man being lifted from the atlantic ocean. a man who had been missing for 66 days. louis jordan rescued after he said he spent most of the winter in the atlantic. in a 35-foot sailboat. jordan said the boat capsized and lost its mass during rough weather. now reunited with the father who thought he would never see his son again. 37-year-old said he set out fishing from a marina in south carolina in late january. he was reported missing on january 29th. jordan calls himself an inexperienced sailor and said he su

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matt: these measures will focus on saving lives at sea and on dismantling the networks of traffickers. critics are calling it too little too late. briam: we are going to brussels where an emergency summit has been underway. first we have this report. reporter: protesters in brussels pushing eu leaders to get serious about immigration reform and to help the thousands of refugees who risk their lives or die trying to get to europe every year. >> they need to step up in their human rights obligations. nothing other than a fully fledged humanitarian operation will be acceptable today. reporter: italy's 9 million euro per month rescue mission was replaced by a much smaller eu mission area critics blamed the lack of commitment in the mediterranean for thousands of migrant deaths. the meeting in brussels was called, saying all of mediand the members should share the burden. -- all our median members should share the burden. >> we have a responsibility. reporter: italy says it is fed up with the northern neighbors in the eu not pitching and more. they u.k. has signaled willingness to help wit

at sea as he found his journey it changed. the smuggler abandoned them. passengers feared for their lives. >> it was scary. another time, i will not go by boat. i'm afraid after this one. damian: how did you survive? you jumped in the water? >> yes. damian: how much did you pay? >> 200 euro. damian: they're now crammed into the coast guard station. the smugglers got away with 150 thousand pounds. across greece 10 more migrant vessels came in today. it is why the courthouse is taking a tough line on people smugglers. these are the two men accused of piloting the boat on the rocks. the problem is that the survivors have told us there are thousands more waiting on turkey's shores willing to pay to cross. the two men face up to life in prison, but their lawyer says they were refugees when the captain fled. >> they were jumped in the water and left. they panic that they would all drowned. they did not know anything about navigating a vessel, but they try to put it in the port of rhodes. damian: they say the only way to stop the flow of refugees is to bring pea

just a few of the hundreds who died at sea this week. given a number, no name -- there was no one left to identify them or mourn for them except other migrants who survived a sea journey of their own. the coffins were laid at the feet of european officials, whose countries scaled back search and rescue missions last year. they said that would put migrants off making the journeys. these deaths show that didn't happen. >> i'm here to cry and beg for the world to stand up and stop fighting the cat yo: europe's leaders arrived at an emergency summit in brussels today, under urgent pressure to save lives. a minute of silence for all those lost at sea focused minds from the very start of the meeting. immigration is a sensitive issue and divisive, so leaders today focused on something they could all agree on while touching on more complex issues. the e.u. agreed to provide for -- more funding and treble the levels of search and rescue ships back to the former level. they want to trarg traffic -- target traffickers who put desperate people's liv

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he has been missing at sea for two months. now this sailor has been rescued and reunited with his family. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. police in uganda say they have received threats of an attack like the one on the college that killed more than 140 people yesterday. more details are emerging from that assault by al-shabaab militants. the red cross has found more survivors at the university. tonight, president obama said words cannot adequately condemn the attack and called the president of kenya to express condolences. andrew harding is at the scene. andrew they found more bodies here today and at least two more survivors. the disbelief still palpable in the small town. new footage of the attack captures some of yesterday's panic. civilians and soldiers run for cover. it is still hard to believe just four men caused all this terror. but it is from the survivors you get the sharpest picture of what happened in the university. and from the women who were spared. your roommate was

sick at sea. >> a royal caribbean cruise forced to turn back.etty: from outbreaks on a separate cruises last year to an ebola scare that created panic. >> we knew something bad was happening. betty: to the devastating crash of the costa concordia that killed 32 people and landed its captain in prison. and then there was the infamous "poop cruise." when a power outage stranded 4000 passengers without food, water, or working toilets. that incident happened just months before carnival's ceo took the helm. as he told me, don't believe all the hype. arnold: 99.9% of everyone that cruises has a great time. betty: and it doesn't make the headlines. arnold: the 99.9% does not make the headlines. how many people are stuck on a runway in an airplane waiting to take off? how many times do they have a traffic jam that they are stuck in on a highway? those kinds of incidents, the concordia, that was an accident and a tragedy, and that was more serious, but it happens once in 100 years. betty: a relative newcomer, donald only became the ceo in 2013, appointed

a sailor lost at sea since january hugs his dad for th >> i was praying to god please protect me. >> rter: louis jordan may be inexperienced at sailing but he is a master of survival. the 36-year-old was rescued thursday after spending 66 days stranded in the atlantic ocean. his story of survival started in late january. >> it was very bad weather. and the waves were huge. >> reporter: jordan, who had been living on the docked sailboat left south carolina to go fishing. somewhere at sea the weather turned bad capsizing and crippling his boat. >> the whole boat had turned around, and i was flying through the air somersaulting. and the ceiling was the floor and the floor was the ceiling. >> reporter: a german tanker finally spotted him thursday and called the coast guard. jordan walked off a helicopter after being flown to a virginia hospital. he remembers how he managed to survive for so long. >> i rationed my food and water. and i rationed my energy. every little thing i did, every cleaning chore, every sailing chore, every repair, took energy. >> reporter: after being treated for a b

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a man lifted to safety after 66 days stranded at sea. 66 days.remarkably the sailor found in good condition. >> the ocean, to go fishing and i was capsized. turned all the way around and i had broken my shoulder. you see my collarbone here? it's -- it has a big knot in it. shouldn't be there. i have a big bruise here. i couldn't repair the mast right away. i had to wait quite a while for the shoulder to heal. >> martin savage is in norfolk with more on the incredible account of survival. glad he's okay and seems pretty chill, martin. >> reporter: he does. and, of course this meenls that there are a lot of questions. the coast guard at this point has no reason to doubt the story that he tells. the questions could be around exactly how extreme were the conditions of which he survived and appears to be no doubt he was at sea for perhaps more than two months. he said he left the dock in south carolina the end of january to go catch some fish. it turned into a long drawn out ordeal and even his dad says at one point he thought that his son was dead. h

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how about being out at sea 66 days by yourself.s how long one sailor spent stranded alone with no way to call for help. >> today we have his incredible story of survival and an apology that comes with it, annette. >> good morning, louis jordan's family hadn't heard from him in more than two months after setting sail january 23rd from conway, south carolina. imagine tear surprise when that call came in yesterday saying he was found alive. this video from nbc's "today" show captured an emotional reunion between father and son. he was taken to a hospital after a crew on a container ship found him roughly 2 much miles off cape hatteras. there was no sign of him a week after setting sail to quote catch some big ones. searchers looked for ten days in early federal building. with no float plan filed, they didn't know where to look. authorities tracked his credit cards. no activity t. crew found jordan floating on the overturned hull of his sailboat. apparently a sail came through and drove his mast and communications gear. he told coast g

he says he survived 66 days alone stranded at sea. early today he spoke about his harrowing ordeal with nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it was a dramatic rescue more than 250 miles from the carolina coast. a german container ship had picked up 37-year-old louis jordan who claimed he'd been drifting in the atlantic for 66 days. >> i was worried i was going to die. >> reporter: the mast and rudder on his 35-foot boat broken. once rescued he was anxious to radio his parents to say he was alive. >> hey, dad. >> i haven't heard you in so long. >> reporter: and he was in remarkable condition after two months at sea able to walk from the chopper under his own power. at the hospital, a tearful reunion with his parents before he sat down with me. you look remarkably good. you don't have a bad sunburn. you're not blistered. you look okay. >> well, i tried to conserve as much energy as i could. tried not to do any work because all work equals food and water. and i was trying to ration all that. >> reporter: he says he was able to stay inside th

that he had been adrift at sea. ad been out for a long time but didn't know he was at drift because a post but apparently the boat went down. >> he survived. we heard a bit of what you said to your son, louis, earlier today by the coast guard. what more did he tell you, what was the conversation like? >> well it sounded like louis. to me that was kind of surprising. i don't know why i expected him to sound like anything else but just the same old louis and he says that he has fasted before so it wasn't the first time he went without food. which i thought that was interesting. >> 66 days at sea, about 200 miles off the coast of north carolina. had you held on to hope he would be found because it's our understanding the coast guard effectively had stopped searching back in february is that correct? >> yeah. and, but i knew he had a good seaworthy boat. 35 foot sailboat. and well designed. i felt the boat was going to keep him alive, so i had all sorts of worries because he's not an experienced sailor but he basically w

sa sailor reunited with his family after two months lost at sea. >>> and we are looking live at the baydge from our emeryville camera and just a little bit of haze there in the distance. we have rain and boy do we need it? we are back with 15 minutes of non-stop news, traffic and weather after the break. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon, because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world, and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet, see them all. . all right. take a good look right now at the under surveillance shot. san francisco police are looking for that man in a under surveillance image that was captured just moments after police say he struck a homeless man in the head with what looks to be a metal pipe. we are live in san francisco this morning. steph, many witnesses are saying the witness didn't die given the brutality of the attack. good mo

we believe nobody deserves to die at sea.red when pope francis gave a speech criticizing what he called the global indifference to the refugee crisis. >>> to south africa now where the pope spoke. in south africa, troops were deployed after immigrants have been accused of taking their jobs. four men accused in that johannesburg killing were charged with robbery and murder. >>> mow to the u.s. drug enforcement administration is stepping down next month. michelle leonhart is stepping down after discussing d.e.a. agents having sex during an operation in colombia. >>> president obama is selling brating a rare moment of bipartisanship. he hosted an event on tuesday. on the medicare reform bill. mr. obama thanked both parties for coming together on something that makes the country either about. republican house speaker john boehner gave a kiss on the cheek to nancy pelosi. >>> new zealand's prime minister is apologizing to an auckland waitress for repeatedly pulling her a hair. the woman said in a post, it all least year apparently