the concussion was the reason josiah black out, not the lightning. but less than a week after he was struck, josiah would walk out of the hospital on his own. >> i feel like i'm superman right now. >> reporter: that was fox's nicole garcia reporting. as for josiah, doctors ordered him to stay home for the next few weeks. he will also have to go through speech and physical therapy. he is however expected to make a full recovery. >> boy, that is something. >> incredible. >>> well, we are going to take a quick break. after we come back, we are going to look into google, and just how you can truly stop the company from tracking your whereabouts. that story is coming up next. >>> outside our doors this afternoon, cool and breezy. we will check in on current conditions, talk about how long the trend will last and what to expect for your bay area weekend coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

her captain is a native of massachusetts named josiah creasy, very tough old soul who made several voyages to the china trade before this was his first clipper ship that he commanded and had never commanded a ship of this size and speed. very important asset at his side , his wife eleanor creasy was his chief navigator. she had traveled with him since they were married. it wasn't uncommon for captains to bring along spouses, but in the case of eleanor she was an expert navigator and had been taught by medic navigation by father as a teenager and thanks to her tremendous skill and also

launching josiah in the air. stopping his heart.acture and concussion. >> i remember kind of having heat, like, as soon as i get hit. all i remember is a little bit of heat. like, kind of walking. barely. and then just heat. >> well, his friend javier wasn't seriously hurt. a quick-thinking good samaritan is credited with saving his life by performing cpr. josiah was this a medically-induced coma for three days. after surviving, he says he feels like superman. >>> nearly seven months after the super bowl, nick foles and tom brady finally shook hands. you'll recall they didn't, many eagles fans saw it as a brady when the two quarterbacks didn't have a post game handshake after the eagles beat the patriots in super bowl lii. last night, after the team's preseason game, the two met at midfield for a handshake. patriots, by the way, won 37-20. during that game, fans were reminded who won the super bowl. very subtle here by the fans. a banner plane flew over gillette stadium that read 41-33, philly super bowl lii. >> just in case anybody

"> now josiah can walk and talk and tells me he's not in any pain. josiah's 13- year-old friend javier tapia was also struck, but he was not seriously hurt. this weekend, josiah met the 25-year-old man who gave him the c-p-r and saved his life. (pam) in sports... we'll update you on the a's... as they try to climb back into first place...(ken)and the giants go to extra innings in new york... kim has the highlights... plus breaking news on one starter who may be playing his last game for the orange and black... that's coming up next at 8 he was arrested by ice while driving his pregnant wife to the hospital. why the man's lawyer now says it might have been a mistake. (pam) the lawyer for an arrested immigrant detained by ice says, the man may have been mistaken for his brother. (ken) officials say joel arrona lara was wanted on a warrant for homicide in mexico. but his lawyer says he is unaware of any warrant. and has been unable to confirm it with the mexican consulate. last week lara's wife had to drive herself to a scheduled c- section. lara was de

was not going to survive. >> reporter: josiah's mother says the skateboard he was carrying took theut at first and then bounced back up. >> my son should have been dead on the spot. >> reporter: josiah doesn't think he would be alive today without a bystander who performed cpr until paramedics arrived on the scene. >> he helped me survive, and if you weren't there, i probably would have been dead. >> reporter: incredible there, but guys, get this. it is rare to be struck by lightning. you have a 1 in 1.2 million chance, but it's not rare to survive a lightning strike. >> wow. suivand mark or someth but'trenjury. >> we heard what you said, the skateboard actually absorbed most of the power of that shock? >> that's what often saves people. something takes most of the brunt of that electric shot before it hits someone, so that's probably what happened there, but still, lucky kid. walked out, 13 years old. >> he feels like superman now? >> this is how the flash got started. hays -- he's waiting for batman to ask them to be a member of the justice league i guess. >> he is superman, but w

i feel like i am superman right now. >> doctors credit an army veteran for saving josiah's life, he usedo restart his heart. that video, that flash going into him, i cannot fathom. 34 minutes after the hour. overdose horror, nearly 100 people in one day in one place. the brand-new drug danger infiltrating the streets and what police are doing to stop it. jillian: kicking off the all american road trip in the first spot is dollywould where we find todd pyro. >> you haven't seen me in a few days. want to know why? because i have been rv in theing thanks to go rv. an amazing day here. we are going to bring it to you when "fox and friends first" returns on thursday morning. ♪ here i go again ♪ on my own ♪ going down the road ed: what an experience. go to orlando in mid-august. it is hot this time of year. they win in the wintertime when we are miserable in new york. it is cold and beautiful in february. we are not. some news here, 70 people overdosing on synthetic marijuana. emergency crews overwhelmed with 911 calls all from the same park in connecticut. 25 of those occurring in a 3 hour sp

when he was through with it, he gave it to his law partner, josiah, and it was in that family when the house opened, so they very generously gave it to the brigade to demonstrate his law practice. this is how it opened. he would sit and write on the desk here, then have his law books in the case up above there. and the books in this case are all owned by either jay pierce or franklin pierce and have inscriptions in the front of them. it has two bedrooms upstairs. there is a back part of the house that has smaller rooms in it that probably were used for the irish girls and the children when they lived here. one of the bedrooms would have been used as a guest room. when the guests came they would stay for extended periods of time. they lived in the house from 1842 to 1848. when pierce came back from the mexican war, the house was sold. during the time they lived here, frankie, the four-year-old died of typhoid upstairs. that was assad time for the family. when periods went off to the mexican war in 1847, he raised a 1,000 troopsz, made him a general. they all went down to now port rhode

josiah was walking through a park with his friend ... think the lightning strike - knocked him off his feet and he landed on his head. he says he woke up in the hospital confused and sore. <"it kinda started raining so i was going home and randomly, i felt like this burst of like heat pretty much and everything went dark."><"i can't exactly explain why he doesn't have any outside burns but it is fairly consistent with a lightning strike. fortunately, the amount of electricity passing through muscles and heart wasn't enough to cause what we think would be lasting damage.">( darya ) right after he was struck right after right after he was struck ... josiah was saved by a 25-year -old man who gave him the c-p-r. he is expected to make a full recovery. ( james ) bruno the cat is looking for a new home. the russian blue cat weighs 25 pounds... he was supposed to only weigh 10 pounds. bruno currently resides at an animal rescue center in illinois. bruno is a 'polydactyl' cat meaning he was born with more toes than usual... so he can st

josiah was walking through a park with his friend ...ors put him in a medically- induced coma for three days. they think the lightning strike - knocked him off his feet and he landed on his head. he says he woke up in the hospital confused and sore. <"it kinda started raining so i was going home and randomly, i felt like this burst of like heat pretty much and everything went dark."><"i can't exactly explain why he doesn't have any outside burns but it is fairly consistent with a lightning strike. fortunately, the amount of electricity passing through muscles and heart wasn't enough to cause what we think would be lasting damage.">( darya ) right after he was struck ... josiah was saved by a 25-year -old man who gave him the c-p-r. he is expected to make a full recovery. ( james ) coming up next...tube tops, yoga pants and pajamas are now allowed at one east bay school. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro."

her captain is a native of massachusetts named josiah creasy, very tough old soul who made several voyages to the china trade before this was his first clipper ship that he commanded and had never commanded a ship of this size and speed. very important asset at his side , his wife eleanor creasy was his chief navigator. she had traveled with him since they were married. it wasn't uncommon for captains to bring along spouses, but in the case of eleanor she was an expert navigator and had been taught by medic navigation by father as a teenager and thanks to her tremendous skill and also some good luck going around cape horn had not encountered any wind that could blow a ship backwards for days on end, the filing cloud makes the voyage in 89 days, 21 hours. only a few years before 180 days was considered a good passage. she then sailed onto china, picks up a cargo of tea and a sales to new york. this round of the world voyage trade becomes extremely possible for number of these clipper ship owners and donna mckay, unfortunately, is someone who on one hand he was extraordinarily proud of his w

you can read the actual transcripts of what they are saying and at the end of december 1943 josiah, a lawyer treasury, and said mr. secretary, the only question we have in our minds, i think, are the bowl has to be taken by the horns in dealing with this jewish issue. get this thing out of the state department into some agencies hands that is willing to do with it frontally. for instance, take the complaint and whatever you do with the juice? we let them die because we don't know what to do with them. another staff member added we are speaking as citizens now. armed with their evidence the treasury department wrote a new report titling the report to the secretary on the acquiescence of this government in the murder of the jews. this is a dc town and a lot of us have read government and that is not generally the title of these reports but it began one of the greatest crimes in history and the slaughter of the jewish people in europe is continuing unabated and unless remedial steps are drastic nature are taken taken immediately i am certain the no effective action will be taken by this

. >> reporter: in this morning's first look, watch as josiah wideman cheats death. >> i'll try to live my life a bit more. it can end any time now. >> reporter: the 13-year-old thankful after this close call when he and his friend javier struck by lightning walking through this arizona park. >> as we were walking, i got struck. sending me nine feet up into the air making me bounce on my head and then flip over to my back. >> i couldn't believe it. my son should have been dead on the spot. >> reporter: it launched him in the air leaving him with a skull fracture and concussion. the last thing he remembers? >> i remember just like little bit of heat. light kind of walking. barely. just heat. >> reporter: we'll have more on the incredible survival story at 7:00. with your gma first look, abc news new york. >>> the housing market remains tight, particularly in the south bay. santa clara county saw one of the steepest drops in the state last month when it comes to home sales. median price went up nearly $200,000 in july compared to the same time last year. low inventory and high demand are

. >> josiah and then ryan. >> he did a swing around the circle in the north which was a complete disaster. >> i'm hearing this and i'm thinking about -- what you said about stevens and all the other confederates entering congress. the thing about sumner being caned a few year priors, any strong reaction in congress by republicans against the confederates joining the congress? >> good question. congress first does not admit them. they realize now that the government -- the black code, et cetera, the riots, they are not going to be -- they need add proper reconstruction of the south. that included african americans. basically, african americans had been completely suited. this is what johnson basically is doing at this point, which is, you know, simply not being able to comprehend that a reconstruction itself would include black people in any way. the congressman instead of the confederates who committed rebellion against the union, right? i am glad you brought it up. he engages in shouting matches but somehow his attempt to play the race card does not work because guess what quest -- it is

host: is an author named josiah who makes this part of the argument saying that the main effect of thege as to force candidates to campaign to try to win states without the college almost can would take place in major media centers like new york city and los speeches, pulling and reporting would focus even more than they do now on national issues without consideration of the particular states involved. guest: i think that if you choose between the national popular vote in the system we have right now, at the gardens. it's not a good argument against what we are arguing for. we are arguing for proportional allocation of the electorate in each state. what that means is that every state is in play and it wouldn't make sense to spend all your time in new york and california because they don't have enough electors to win. the point is you would then be campaigning in many more states a new campaign in right now. right now, the concentrate their efforts in 14 states and 14 states might be better than for states -- four. if we win, they will be focusing and 45 states or more, every single sta

even more remarkable, the teen who was struck right there lives to tell the story. 13-year-old josiah for like 15 minutes. dang, i beat death. i feel like i'm superman right now. >> can you imagine doctors say his heart actually stopped. army vernal saw what happened and gave him cpr to save his life. a popular 90's sitcom could be saved by a reboot. >> what happened? >> the usual. the boy gets the girl. i get the locker. -- i get the locker. >> he is open to remaking the hit comedy. he says it would have to be, quote, worth everyone's time. i think it would be worth our tomb. i loved that show. ainsley: he looks like the coolest guy. we all loved him. steve: slater was cool. janice dean out on the streets of new york city where we can see right there she is alone with the taxi. janice: i am. everyone is saving up their energy for tomorrow, our summer concert series. scotty mccreery is going to be on the plaza sponsored by kissinger. famous dave's will have their barbecue. everyone is sleeping in today. take a look at the maps. 77 in new york. the humidity is back. 73 in cleveland. 78