la familia de charles gregory dijo que era un milagro que haya salvado la vida.aba de su embarcaciÓn parcialmente sumergida encontraron los guardacostas a charles gregory. estas imÁgenes muestran el momento en que las autoridades hallaron al hombre. la bÚsqueda comenzÓ el viernes por la noche despuÉs que se le diera por Última vez el jueves saliendo por una rampa para embarcaciones en el san agustÍn, florida abordÓ de una lancha de siete pies de ancho. >> le queremos agradecer a los guardacostas, bomberos, todos los involucrados, muchas gracias, dijo la mujer. nidia: el hombre estaba deshidratado y fue transportado al muelle pesquero cuando un equipo le brindo primeros auxilios. ese no es el tipo de embarcaciÓn en la que se deberÍa estar en medio del mar. eso trabajÓ en nuestra contra, asÍ dijo uno de los miembros de los guardacostas. pero finalmente el sÁbado un aviÓn de la guardia costera lo vio en el mar. >> fue un milagro. existe un dios allÁ arriba. mi hijo estuvo unas 38 horas en medio del mar, perdÍ las esperanzas, pero nunca debÍ haberlas perdido, asegurÓ

our jackson affiliate has the details. >> reporter: 25-year-old charles gregory found alive but dehydrated after being found saturday morning 12 miles offshore near st. augustine. according to the u.s. coast guard. they say his 12-foot jonboat was mostly submerged gregory gives first coast news the hang loose hand sign behind the paramedic as he is wheeled to an ambulance. >> we cannot thank the coast guard, fire rescue, st. augustine, everybody, the paddle borders, everybody we just want to say thank you so much >> reporter: gregory's parents spent more than 24 hours fearing the worst. the coast guard saying he'd been last seen thursday night >> there is a god up there if you ever thought it wouldn't let your kid go missing offshore in the ocean for 38 hours. i gave up hope i should never give up hope. don't give up on the big guy. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard rescue mission coordinator said when they couldn't find gregory in the salt run, rescue boats and aircraft searched for him in the ocean overnight this screen shot of flight radar given to first coast news by a rescuer shows th

charles gregory had not been heard for in more than a day. his anguished parents had just about given up hope, but the coast guard had not. crews found gregory on top of his capsized boat. the 25-year-old was dehydrated but alive. his parents say he's now recovering at home. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, a florida family's prayers answered in this rescue at sea caught on camera. the crew aboard this coast guard cutter able to pull charles gregory to safety 12 miles off the coast of st. augustine, florida. >> we cannot thank the coast guard, fire rescue, st. augustine, everybody, the paddle boarders, everybody, we just want to say thank you so much. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was last seen thursday night leaving in his 12-foot john boat. his family reported him missing the next day, triggering a massive search. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be in in an off-shore environment. the odds were kind of against us in this case despite all of our search effort. >> reporter: but by saturday morning, they found their needle i

the 25-year-old charles gregory was found alive.amila bernal has the story for you. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival. and i spoke to raymond gregory, the father of the 25-year-old lost at sea. this son charles gregory went out 4:00 in the morning on friday, according to his father. he went out fishing, said he's always done this, done it for years but this time, according to his father, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave comes and hits the boat. it capsizes, that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone, his life jacket. and his father saying that charles had to remove the motor of the boat and just try to hang on to the boat for as long as he could. of course, he said he's getting sun burnt, severely getting surgeon burnt and sees shark and big fish and gets stung by jellyfish. he actually did see other boats and saw airplanes and helicopters and took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people's attention. that did not work. and out of eve

back with new video of a coast guard rescue off the coast of florida you can see 25-year-old charles gregory's boat filled with ocean water 12 miles away from the shoreline. here you can see the coast guard the moment they found him. they say he had no medical concerns >>> pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the country, but according to some homeowners, it's also one of the loudest. now it's leading to noise complaints, with some people even selling their homes to get away steven romo has a closer look. >> reporter: these are the sounds of fun -- and fury >> it's a staccato of almost like gunshots. >> reporter: as the game of pickleball has exploded throughout the country, so, too, has the noise. >> it starts at around 6:45, 7:00 sometimes, goes on until about 9:00 >> reporter: bruce montgomery lives just feet from a court >> when you're in your home and you hear that pop, pop, pop, what is your feeling >> it's stress you know, it's anxiety, it -- you find you can't concentrate as well. >> reporter: the pickleball courts popped up in their neighborhood in the chicago suburbs over a yea

the crew aboard this coast guard cutter able to pull charles gregory to safety. 12 miles off the coast of saint augustine, florida. >> we cannot thank the coast guard fire rescue saint augusta, everybody. the paddleboarders, the everybody. we just want to say thank you so much. >> the 25 year old was last seen thursday night leaving in his 12 foot john boat. >> his family reported him missing the next day, triggering a massive search. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be on in an offshore environment. >> and that's why, you know, kind of the odds were we're starting to be against us in this case, despite all of our search effort. >> but by saturday morning, they found their needle in a haystack. a coast guard plane spotting gregory sitting barely afloat in his partially submerged boat. first responders rushing him to safety and checking in on him. his father says he's very dehydrated and sunburnt, but okay, there's a god up there. >> if you ever thought it wouldn't let your kid go missing offshore in the ocean for 38 hours, i gave up hope. i should never give up hope. >> charlie's

and charles gregory, 25-year-old, is recovering at home but he held on to that boat. his dad, raymond gregory, who told me that his son was scared to death, that he's had more conversations with god in those 30 or so hours than he's had his whole entire life. he said his son went out at 4:00 in the morning. he goes fishing. and something he usually does and has been doing for years. and he says the tide, though, was going faster than he thought it was and then a wave hit the boat and the boat capsized and essentially that's when it all went downhill for him. he said he lost his cell phone, his throw cushion, his life jacket, and he had to remove the motor from the boat. so he was hanging on to whatever was left of that boat for hours and hours. he got sunburnt and there were sharks and fish and jellyfish that stung him according to his father. he says, though, that the worst part of it all was at night because he says after that sunburn he was just feeling like he was going to die. it was freezing cold and he still had to hold on to that boat. the father saying he is o

. >> reporter: this was her son charles gregory just hours before the 25-year-old seen hugging his knees, lone and lost at sea for almost two days after a fishing trip gone wrong >> he lost his engine. when he got swept out to sea at some point his vessel capsized. he lost all his survivor equipment including his phone which he would have been able to use to call out to us. >> reporter: the clock was ticking. he had no food, no water, and his boat was on the brink of sinking. forced to tread the florida ocean for as long as his body and the sharks would let him. >> any kind of marine life would be a concern. >> reporter: rescuers desperate for a sign of life finally spotted a sight for sore eyes early saturday morning there was the 25-year-old waving at them from a boat half full >> we didn't want his legs to give out underneath him based on the fact that he had been out there for such a great period of time. >> reporter: loaded on to a gurney on land with cracked lips and skin from the sun, charles gives his frantic parents a weak sign he's okay >> there is a god up there. if you ever t

the coast guard says 25-year-old charles gregory disappeared thursday night after he was seen leavingramp on a small 12-foot boat. he was spotted saturday morning sit in the partially submerged boat by an airplane crew. officials said he was tired and dehydrated but otherwise in good condition. >>> "people" says a florida roller coaster was shut down after a 6-year-old boy fell from the ride and was seriously injured. it happened last thursday on the galaxy spin ride at fun spot america near kissimmee. theme park officials say that they closed the ride pending an investigation to determine how the accident happened. they also say florida authorities inspected the ride and found no mechanical issues. >>> and the "associated press" says california authorities captured four suspects in multiple break-ins at lake tahoe homes, a mama bear and her three cubs. officials said dna testing confirmed the large female black bear and the three cubs were responsible for at least 21 instances of property damage since 2022. they were all captured. the mother will be taken to an animal sanctuary. the

. >> reporter: this was her son, charles gregory, just hours before the 25-year-old seen hugging his knees, lone and lost at sea for almost two days after a fishing trip gone wrong. >> he lost his engine, when he got swept out to sea at some point his vessel capsized. he lost all his survivor equipment including his phone, which he would have been able to use to call out to us. >> reporter: the clock was ticking, he had no food, no water and his boat was on the brink of sinking forced to tread the florida ocean for as long as his body and the sharks would let him. >> any kind of marine life would be a concern. >> reporter: rescuers desperate for a sign of life finally spotted a sight for sore eyes early saturday morning, there was the 25-year-old waving at them from a boat half-full. >> we didn't want his legs to give out underneath him based on the fakd been out there for a great period of time. >> reporter: loaded on a gurney on land, he gives his frantic parents a weak sign he's okay. >> there is a god up there if you ever thought there wasn't let your kid go missing offshore in t

charles gregory was rescued about 12 miles off of the coast of st.hing boat. gregory and it's partially submerged boats were drifting for about 35 hours when the coast guard spotted him. gregory's father says his son was scared, dehydrated, sunburned, and suffering from jellyfish stings. but he is expected to be okay. acclaimed hollywood director william friedkin died today and los angeles. >> everlasting, strike -- >> major: best known for the horror classic "the exorcist" and his police drama "the french connection" he cowrote the action thriller to live and die in l.a. william friedkin was 87. american gymnast simone biles returns after 2 miles away from the sport. we will show you how she did next. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: if you can't't watch h the cbs evevening n newu cann listen,n, subscribebe wherr yoyou your pododcast. sotytyktu isis the firstst-of-its-kiki, once-dailyly pill for moderarate-to-sevevere plaqueue psoriasisis for the chance at clclear oror almost clclear skin.. itit's like ththe feelingg of findiding your baback... is b back. or findin

charles gregory was rescued about 12 miles off of the coast of st.boat. gregory and his partially submerged boat were adrift for about 35 hours when the coast guard spotted him. gregory's father says his son was scared, dehydrated, and suffering from jellyfish stings. but he is expected to be okay. acclaimed hollywood director william friedkin died today in los angeles. >> everlasting god, strike down, lord. >> major: friedkin was best known for the horror classic "the exorcist" and police drama "the french connection" and also directed and cowrote the 1985 action thriller "to live and die in l.a." william friedkin was 87. american gymnast simone biles returns after more than two years away from the sport. we will show you how she did next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. "cbs evenening news,"" youu can l listen. subsbscribe whererever you g ger podcasasts. it's l like the fefeeling ofof finding y your back.... is back.k. or f finding psosoriasis can't denyny the splenendor of t t

charles gregory's rescue was captured on camera.was reported missing a day after taking his 12 foot boat out thursday night. and then saturday, the crew of a coast guard cutter found him clinging to his partially submerged boat more than ten miles off the coast of saint augustine. >> we cannot thank the coast guard fire rescue the paddle boarders, the everybody. we just want to say thank you so much. there's a god up there. >> i gave up hope. i should never give up hope. >> don't give up on the big guy. his family says gregory is suffering from dehydration. >> nation sunburn, bruises and jellyfish bites. but he'll be okay. >> wow. >> holding on to hope they're saved. >> his life coming up. lionel messi does it again. >> also ahead, what was behind this ugly brawl in the big leagues fighting? they're swinging. swinging. >> down goes the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 rela

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partially submerged boat in the atlantic ocean 12 miles off the coast of florida. 25—year—old charles gregoryls after he failed to return to florida. the us coast guard said they eventually rescued him after a search crew in a plane flying overhead spotted him sitting in his fishing boat. for a time this week, the weather is set to feel more summer like than it has of late. already looking like summer for this weather watcher in hertfordshire but we will see drier and warmer weather developing this week, but perhaps only for a short time. 0n the satellite picture you can see this big swirl of cloud, a potent storm system currently battering parts of northern europe. that will get close enough to strengthen the winds across the far north—east of scotland, particularly shetland. quite windy here over the next few days. at the other end of the uk, we have this zone of cloud and patchy rain pushing on across the far south—west of england and the far west of wales, turning quite misty and murky for some coasts and hills, and overnight we will push that weather a little bit further eastwards. furth

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augustine. 25-year-old charles gregory was reported missing after failing to return for nearly two daysen thursday night, leaving shore in a small boat, before he was found alive saturday. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival. and i spoke to raymond gregory, the 25-year-old lost at sea. his son, went out at 4:00 in the morning on friday. he went out fishing and has done it for years. but this time around, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave hit the boat. it capsizes. that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone and his life jacket. his father saying, he had to remove the motor of the boat and hang on as long as he could. hi is severely getting sun burnt and sees sharks and big fish and gets stung by a jellyfish. he did see other boats and saw airplanes and helicopters. he took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people's attention. that did not work. out of everything that happened to him, charles told his father that the worst was the nighttime. he was so sun burned that the wind at night was maki

will bear the brunt, we are told charles gregory failed to return to a boat ramp and was missing forearly two days and then got spotted by an aircrew. he was sitting several miles offshore and now back on dry land and we are told doing well. >>> "barbie" made history, hitting the $1 billion mark at the global box office. and the first solo female director to reach that milestone. it's about 50 films in history to have hit that mark. how is that for feminism, frank? >> have you seen it? >> i am late to the party and had nobody to go with. the boys in my family were, like, no thanks. >> go with -- >> frank is trying to set up a playdate for me. what does that say about my social life? >>> much more "half-time" back right after this i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones >>> check out shares of paypal trading more than 2% higher today as the company takes a big step into crypto the move comes

coast guard says it found charles gregory in his largely submerged boat 12 miles off saint augusta dehydratedut alive. he was last seen leaving a boat house in saint augusta thursday night produced taken to a hospital to be checked out. as president biden enjoys his delaware vacation, the united states credit rating takes a hit. fitchett rating downgrade the u.s. by a notch we will play with that could mean for your portfolio. plus, washington examiner political reporter sarah bedford wasted on housebound closed-door interview with a key former hunter biden business associate what devon archer calls the biden brand. running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. jon: drafted a fact to the judge admit it's good denied for president trump's motion to extend the deadline on his election in meddling case for the former pres

this son charles gregory went out friday morning according to his father, he went out fishing and saide's always done this for years. but this time around, according to his father, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. and that's when a wave comes and hits the boat. it capsizes. and that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone, his life jacket and the father saying that charles had to remove the motor of the boat. and then just try to hang on to his boat for as long as he could. he says, of course, he's getting sunburnt. severely getting sunburnt. and of course, also sees sharks and big fish. and gets stung by jellyfish. he said he actually did see other boats and saw airplanes and the helicopters. he took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people people's attention that did not work. and out of everything that happened to him, charles told his father that the worst was the nighttime. because he says he was so sunburnt, that the wind at night was just making it freezing cold. so he would try to get in the water to warm up, but it wa

. >> this was her son charles gregory just hours before.ear-old seen hugging his knees alone and lost at sea for almost two days after a fishing trip gone wrong. >> he lost his engine. when he got swept out to sea. his vessel got capsized. he lost everything. >> reporter: the clock was ticking. he had no food, no water. >> at any time marine life would be a concern. >> rescuers desperate spotted a sight for sore eyes early saturday morning. there was the 25-year-old waiving at them from a boat half full. >> we didn't want his legs to give out underneath him. >> loaded on to a guernsey on land, charles gives his parents a frantic weak sign he's okay. >> there's a god out there. i grave up hope. i should never give up hope. >> we are certainly glad he's okay. >>> still ahead here, a historic exit from the world cup from the world cup from the women's national team. we'll have the highlights from their truly heartbreaking loss. >>> plus, bad blood spills over leading to a wild brawl in cleveland. that's all straight ahead. we'll be right back.

charles gregory has since been reunited with his family. bryan: to u.s.avy soldiers are charged with selling military secrets to china. one of them had an active security clearance meaning he could have shared classified information, christina coleman has been following this all day in los angeles, christina. >> hi bryan pretty yes federal officials say these sailors sold out their colleagues in our country for money. >> such criminality within the ranks is unacceptable as we hold our service members who are trusted with our nation secrets to a higher standard. >> one aone of the defendants is 26-year-old wenheng zhao. for nearly $15000 in bribes he gave chinese intelligence officer sensitive u.s. military information involving the end of pacific region. that info, getting in the hands of the ccp could be particularly damaging as the risk of a conflict over taiwan increases. >> recharge located at a military base in japan. >> i believe xi jinping's lifelong ambition taiwan. he repeatedly has told us he intends to take taiwan by force if necessary. i think

coast guard shows 25 grilled25road charles gregory as largely submerged 12-foot boat and captures his good shape required no serious medical attention, wow. also imported 26-year-old woman attacked by a shark while swimming off the gulf coast last weekend. natalie branda needed 14 stitches in her leg and >> and she is speaking out about the experience. jeff paul has more. >> jon, the swimmer who was bitten said she was out sloshing around in the ocean when all of a sudden she felt pressure on her upper thigh. in that moment she knew exactly what had just happened and swam as fast as she could to the nearest boats. we went to war and some of our viewers you're going to see pictures of her stitches some folks might find it semi- graphic. looking at the bite here after shoot to the hospital and got the stitches, shark expert say this is probably a quite large shark. however they describe it as a soft bite that's when sharks are curious and investigating. it does happen two or 3 miles out from the st. petersburg appe.in florida for 26-year-old natalie branda said she and a group of friend

this incredible video capturing 25-year-old charles gregory rescued by the u.s.not thank the coast guard fire and rescue enough, the paddleboarders, everybody. we just want to say thank you so much. >> reporter: gregory stranded 12 miles off the coast of st. augustine, florida, dehydrated but this morning he is okay. he set out thursday night on his 12-foot john boat which became partially submerged and rescuers using a cutter boat to pull him to safety. emergency response waiting for him on shore. the coast guard says they began searching for charles on friday evening after he was last seen leaving a boat ramp thursday. >> not the kind of vessel you want to be on in an off-shore environment. and that's why, you know, kind of the odds were starting to be against us despite all of our search effort. >> reporter: by saturday morning a coast guard plane spotted him. >> i tell you what, the water community here in st. augustine have come together. >> reporter: his father grateful to be reunited with his son. >> our tax dollars were very well spent today. it's a mirac

they found 25 year old charles gregory, 12 miles off the coast on saturday, and his family reported himay when coast guard crews did find him. the small 12 foot boat was partially submerged. authorities say gregory was dehydrated but not heard. hospitalizations have been on the rise since the beginning of last month. health officials say large crowds and triple digit temperatures could be fueling the spike. fox news jonathan sarah has the details. after months of declining case numbers , covid 19 could be making a comeback in parts of the us. according to the cdc, more than 8000 people were hospitalized with the virus during the week ending july 22nd. it's a 12% increase from the week prior and the biggest spike in admissions this year. but health experts say it is an improvement from this time last year, when more than 44,000 people were hospitalized. this is actually not due to a new variant of concern. this is still the same circulating variants we've had since the beginning of 2023. cdc data show folks in the northeast and south are seeing the most positive covid tests. public healt

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according to the united states coast guard, 25- year-old charles gregory, he went out on this fishingroblems early on in that trip. he was on board this 12 foot boat, a lightweight vessel but has this flat bottom portion to it there. according to his father, he hit this large wave, causing the boat to start taking on water. throughout this entire process , charles ends up losing his cell phone, he ends up losing his life vest, ends up losing a seat cushion because all that goes overboard, but he makes the decision to try to hold onto this boat. we are told at some point, gregory decides to take the motor off the entire thing, all in an effort to keep that boat afloat. the decision the united states coast guard says really probably saved his life because he was able to stay on that boat for about 35 hours until the coast guard rescued him. here now is the commander with the coast guard talking about this entire ordeal. >> he got into a pretty bad situation. he did not intend to be at sea, but that's where he ended up, and fortunately enough, as mentioned before, he capsized and lost hi

the shop's owner said he talked to him and asked him what kept you going, and he said that charles gregoryept me going. the shop owner says, you know, he was supposed to show up to work, and he didn't. so he started calling him and texting him. and he was telling me that it's unusual for him not to text back or answer or even show up to work. and now he says, well, i know nat now his phone was at the bottom of the ocean. he went out and what happened here is that he didn't come back. so the coast guard began searching after his parents essentially reported him missing to the coast guard. there were boats, there were airplanes, there were helicopters looking for him. and then finally, on saturday morning, that's when they were able to spot him. you're seeing the video there, and then there was a crew on a boat that actually came and got him safely onboard. they took him to ems. they assessed him, they said there's not any medical concerns, but he is sunburned. if you look at the picture of him after he was rescued, he is pretty red. he was also giving the hang loose sign there. those are al

coast guard announcing charles gregory, you see him here, has been found alive, dehydrated and tired, st. augustine, florida. after searching for the 25-year-old man since thursday. he was last seen departing the lighthouse park boat ramp on a 12-foot john boat, he is now recovering at a local hospital. >> what's up, y'all? it's lizzo. i'm looking for dancers to join me on my tour. molly: three former dancers for lizzo now accusing the singer of sexual harm. they had this to say on the show earlier, on "today show" earlier this week. >> i just had this feeling that they had a problem with the way i was gaining weight. >> she would pick and choose when she wanted to be professional and when she wanted things to be perform. >> she proceeded to say, you know, dancers get fired for gaining weight. you should basically be grateful to be here. >> you go are from preaching about sisterhood to turning around and saying it's a privilege that you know us by name. molly: lizzo saying in part, usually i choose not to respond to false allegations, but these are as unbelievable as they sound and to

augustine coast. 25-year-old charles gregory was reported missing after failing to return for nearly and flat-bottom vessel before being found alive on saturday. cnn's camila bernal is following this for us. wow, it's kind of a miracle, it sounds like, that he was found. he was in a tiny boat. the coast guard was able to spot him. how is he doing? >> reporter: it's a fascinating story, jim. thankfully he's doing okay. i talked to his father, raymond gregory. he told me, look, my son was scared to death. he said he had never spoken to god so many times as much as he talked to him during those 30-plus hours that he was hanging on to dear life. essentially what happened here, according to his father, is he went out at 4:00 in the morning on friday to go fishing. he always does this. and he didn't realize it, but this time the tide was going out faster than what he thought it was. a wave comes through, knocked him out of the boat. he loses half the things on the boat, including his cell phone, the throw cushion, the life jacket. he has to remove the engine from the boat, and then he's ju

>>> a boater that spent two nights at sea is recovering after a miraculous coast guard rescue charles gregoryotted and pulled to safety aboard that coast guard vessel there he was sunburned, dehydrated and managed to flash a hang loose sign as he was wheeled away to be reunited with his overjoyed family >> a shaka brah. i don't know >> close enough. >> it's been a long time since i was -- anyways, yeah morning boost time every child should be lucky enough to have an uncle steve. when he takes his nephew grocery shopping, it turns into a freeve wheeling adventure uncle steve gives his nephew gentle pushes in the shopping cart from the reaction, you would think they're at an amusement park oh, my gosh. shopping with mom is just never going to compare to that uncle steve is definitely on to something. keep them distracted or else they will be asking for everything in the candy aisle. >> i'll push you around. >> fun do it again, jacob >>> just ahead, the very sweet request that caused ed sheeran to briefly pause his concert over the weekend. >>> but, first, an eye-opening new look at lime disease

charles gregory had been missing off the coast of florida for 35 hours, after a wave capsized the vesseluring the incident. not n ot exa ctly not exactly a chill weekend for him. the idea of losing a mobile phone seems worse. we can stay in the water. and, take a look at this — surfing, it seems, has gone to the dogs. this is derby the surfing mutt, competing at the world dog surfing championships in california this weekend. he has got skills, let me tell you. he was joined by faith, who you can see here — without her goggles on. she is the one at the front. do you want another one? as many as you have got. exactly! carson, rosie and charlie also took part in the charity event, along with hundreds of others. participants arejudged on the height of the wave they tackle as well as the length of the surf. i really need to see live pictures. they take all terribly seriously, don't they? we are going on a surfing holiday soon. they have attempted surfing. let me tell you the dogs are far more proficient. an interesting piece in the times, talking about the importance of smells in reshaping an

>> reporter: i talked to raymond gregory, and he's charles' dad. charles is 25 years old. on friday at around 4 in the morning to go fishing. he says this is something he always does, has been doing it for years. this time, though, the father saying he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was and a wave came crashing in and capsized his boat. so he says once that happened, he lost his throw cushions, his cell phone, his life jacket. he had to remove the motor of the boat and just try to hang on to this boat for as long as he could. the father also saying that of course he's getting sun burnt while all of this is happening because there's obviously no shade. he says he sees sharks, big fish, there's jelly fish biting him and, again, he's just trying to hold on. he says he does see the helicopters, other boats. so he takes off his shorts and starts waving it in the air but nobody sees him. again, he just holds on. and he says that the worst part about the whole thing was the nighttime because he says he was so sun burned and the wind just made it freezing col