. >> reporter: surrounded on a stretcher, it's our first glimpse of joshua mcclatchy saved after six him >> reporter: the 38-year-old's birthday hike turning into a fight for survival, he went missing june 1st in the washatah national forest and found friday night a mile south of the nearest trail. trouble came in when josh texted his mother admitting he was lost for nearly a week, search crews found nothing until a helicopter with infrared technology spotted joshua weakened, but in good health >> he was talking to the rescuers the whole time, thanked us probably a thousand times between -- down the trail. he appreciated it. >> reporter: mcclatchy not the only hiker making headlines. >> it's going fast now >> reporter: in arizona 74-year-old was saved in a dizzying rescue after tripping and injuring herself last week >> and there she goes. >> reporter: and earlier this month, hike era manda eller was found after 17 days lost in hawaii >> helicopters were passing over i'm standing on rocks and leaving them down. they're not seeing me. >> reporter: mcclatchy is resting and back with hi

we teerld mcclatchy is dehydrated but in good spirits.th craig, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," andre desheilds last night's tony award winner for his role as best leading actor in hades town joins us in the studio. plus actress elisabeth moss from "the handmaid's tale" tells us about season three of the hit series. >>> and th becoming the first team in the caribbean to reach the world cup. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning, everyone. we are taking a live look outside from our exclusive salesforce tower cam are looking at oracle park. it is monday, june 10. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. that's get a check of the forecast. may be the hottest day of the year. >> here we go. temps even harder then yesterday. we have a heat advisory in effect. we have a les get right to it. here is a live look with our

he appreciated it. >> reporter: mcclatchy not the only hiker making headlines. >> this is really going, 74-year-old catalene was saved in a dizzying rescue after tripping and injuring herself last week. >> and there she goes. >> reporter: earlier thismonth, hiker amanda eller was found after 17 days lost in hawaii. >> helicopters are passing over. i'm standing on rocks and waving them down p and they'resing over and not seeing me. i'm invis inl. >> reporte mcclatchy is resting and back with his family, saved by rescuers who refused to give up hope. morgan chessky, nbc news>> > a burst of cheers after an historic day at the french open. >>> and the baby boomers who are >>> and the baby boomers who are ioll ow ok'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm watoo busy. who's got the time to chase arour? down dirt, dust and hai so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock awayone swipe. twice as much dirt and dust. it gets st

it's steep, rocky, lots of wildlife, and snakes and stuff like that. >> reporter: mcclatchy was able to give his mother a rough idea of his location before the messages stopped, and authorities used his cell phone signal to help narrow the search. tonight, he is recovering in the hospital after being found three miles off the trail. search and rescue teams celebrating as he came out of the woods and into the arms of friends and family. >> did you advise you have him? >> i do have him, i do have him. >> it was incredible seeing him come out of the woods with the team, and just be welcomed to his family and friends who were waiting for him when he got out. >> reporter: tom, we spoke to mcclatchy's father a little while ago, and he told us that his son is resting and doing well. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the wild head-on collision. the biker barrelling down the highway swerving full speed into a sheriff deputy's car, slamming so hard he split that bike in two. how they're both doing tonight. >>> the growing trend of t

. >> reporter: joshua mcclatchy was dehydrated and weak, and needed to be carried out by the search and. >> i thought i'd never see anybody again. >> reporter: this picture, taken just minutes after he was found. his first request, water. >> when they found me, they let me take a couple of sucks out the camelbak. it was so refreshing. i had an iv before i made it down, so i was starting to feel considerably better. >> reporter: mcclatchy set out on a solo adventure to celebrate his 38th birthday in a mountain area known as buckeye trail when he got lost in dangerous terrain. >> the mountains are very steep. there's rocks. we've got rattlesnakes, cottonmouth, copperheads, and bears. we've had encounters with all of them while we're out there during the search. >> reporter: the hiker sent desperate texts to his mother, calling for help. searchers using his faint cell phone signal to zero in with dogs and helicopters, with heat sensors to find him. >> i would like to thank my family and friends who welcomed me at the trail head. that was unexpected and warms my heart like no other. >> repo

joshua mcclatchy's family never giving up hope he would be found.bc's marci gonzalez joins us with more. good morning, marci. >> reporter: eva, good morning. his family says he had never hiked in this particular area but was prepared. friends tell us he somehow got disoriented and ended up in an area so remote, it took rescuers four hours to carry him to safety. this video capturing the overwhelming relief moments after joshua mcclatchy was rescued overnight found nearly a week after disappearing while hiking in arkansas. >> thought i'd never see anybody again. >> reporter: cell phone data helping rescuers narrow down their search area. >> did you advise you have him? >> i do have him. >> reporter: and a national guard helicopter with infrared finally spotting him in a hard to reach rugged area. >> by the time he saw us, he thought his rescuers were angels. >> reporter: mcclatchy was visiting from ft. worth to celebrate his 38th birthday setting out for a hike on the mountainous buckeye trail by himself friday sending his mother photo and text updat

he appreciated it. >> reporter: mcclatchy not the only hiker making headlines. >> this is really goingrter: in arizona, 74-year-old catalene metral was saved in a dizzying rescue after tripping and injuring herself last week. >> and there she goes. >> reporter: earlier this month, hiker amanda eller was found after 17 days lost in hawaii. >> helicopters are passing over. i'm standing on rocks and waving them down, and they're passing over and not seeing me. i'm invisible. >> reporter: mcclatchy is resting and back with his family, saved by rescuers who refused to give up hope. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> and when we come back -- a burst of cheers after an historic day at the french open. >>> and the baby boomers who are following their dreams all the way back to the classroom. i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stu

mcclatchy posted photos from the hike with the caption "i'm safe and sound.his mom saying he was lost and losing phone reception rescue crews launched an extensive ground and aerial search but they were unable to locate him for nearly a week >> i thought we would find him injured or deceased. we have never had anybody disappear in that area for that long. >> reporter: just when all hope seemed lost, america clamcclatca spotted alive by a national guard helicopter using infrared technology like this >> 10-4, we're coming up the side, but it's bad it's straight up. >> reporter: to reach him search crews had to climb a 600-foot mountain ridge in the dark then carrying him back down on a one-wheeled rescue cart. >> once we get him down the hillside we had 2.7 miles of trail to get him out of. >> reporter: mcclatchy's family says he escaped any serious injury and is already out of the hospital in a statement mcclatchy writing, i want to thank everybody on the search and rescue teams that worked around the clock the last week to find me i wouldn't be alive without

rescuers found 38-year-old joshua mcclatchy on friday. he needed treatment for dehydration. mcclatchy had been sending his mother texts while he hiked through a remote and rugged area. everything was going well until he sent her a text sanning he was stranded -- saying he was stranded. he gave a general idea of where he's was, but searches struggled to find him. >> by the time he saw us, he thought his rescuers were angels. it was incredible seeing him come out of the woods with the team and friends who were waiting for him when he got out there. so there couldn't be much of a better ending than the way it happened. >> a search team used equipment to track mcclatchy's cell phone and then national guard helicopter located him with high-tech sensing equipment. >>> if you're a fan of summer berries, listen up -- some frozen berries packages are being recalled due to a possible hepatitis a contamination. they're sold under kroger's private selection brand. the frozen triple berry medley and frozen blackberries are products potentially contaminated. locally foodsco and foods for

joshua mcclatchy went hiking to celebrate his 38th birthday, but und himself lost for six days. the story from nbc's morgan chesky. >> reporte this morning after nearly a week lost in the wild, joshua mcclatchy ily final getting a chance o rest. >> i do have him. i do have him. >> reporter: the texas man, an experiencedhiker, was on a solo hike in arkansas for his 38th birthday. he was hiking in the forest on rere uckeye trail, augtus,ge rke hikers often end up lost but are soon found. mcclatchy posting these photos from the hike with the caption, i'm safe and sound, but the nexh day,e texted his mom saying he was lost. the extensive ground and aerial search began, but rescuers weret unable to loce him for six days. his sister writing on fabook, her brother is doing beautifully. now that he's finally home resting. hiking rescu have beenaking headlines this month. >> terrifying, going fast now. >> reporter: this 74-year-old was saved i a dizzying rescue in arizona after tripping and injuringi juringing herself last week .andmanda eller was found after 17 days lost in hawaii. >> i

we are told mcclatchy is dehydrated but in good spirits and, obviously, thankful to be alive, reena. >> ninan: i can only imagine. what a lucky guy. thank you so much. well, it is the second day of the women's world cup, and team u.s.a. is fighting for another world championship. but as the sport becomes more popular, some players are now pushing for equality on and off the field. here's roxana saberi. >> from the top of the 18, there it is! >> reporter: with this goal today, germany defeated china in game two of what's expected to be the most-competitive women's world cup yet. >> and merci, merci! >> reporter: on the other side of france, the team u.s.a. met trained, met with fans, and waited for its turn to compete. allie long said her team is ready to prove for the fourth sometime that it's the best. >> we're excited and 100% ready. >> reporter: what do you think this good competition says about the growth of women's soccer in the world? >> it's so exciting. it's amazing to see. as much as we want to reign as championships we know it's going to probably be the hardest one to remai

. >> reporter: this morning, joshua mcclatchy is speaking out from his hospital bed for the first time since getting lost hiking in arkansas. >> i never thought i would see anybody again. i want to thank my lord and savior jesus christ. i wouldn't be alive without him. >> reporter: he was looking for an adventure to celebrate his 38th birthday. setting out on a solo hike on buckeye trail, before getting disoriented and then lost. texting his mom he needed help. mcclatchy's cellphone data gave rescuers critical clues to narrow down the search area. >> it's a wilderness area. the trees are very thick, the mountains are very steep. there's rocks. we got rattlesnakes, copperheads and bears. we had encounters with all of them out there in this search. it's very treacherous hiking. >> reporter: a week after he disappeared, an arkansas national guard helicopter equipped with technology to detect body heat, finally spotted him through the dense canopy of trees. >> did you advise you have him? >> i do have him. >> without the helicopter i don't know if we would have found him. we covered all th

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much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is a mcclatchy and i wanted to live. close. this is newsnight from berlin the price of the search for. the favorite toys of a toddler who drowned her father as they tried to cross into the united states the u.s. house of representatives hopes a new emergency funding package to help migrants become also on the program. germany politician assassinated. now a suspected right wing extremists forced to confess to last month's shooting. but did he at.

my name is a mcclatchy and. this is the line from berlin the price of the search for. the favorite toys of a toddler who drowned her father as they tried to cross into the united states the u.s. house of representatives hopes a new emergency funding package to help migrants will soon become also on the program. german politicians assassinated outside. now suspected right wing extremists his response to the confessed to last month's shooting. but did he act alone. and paris spams the most polluting vehicles from its streets in a black or breaking business by whims from the song. i'm welcome to the program. democrats in the u.s. house of representatives have approved a multi-billion dollar emergency funding package for humanitarian aid for migrants on the border with mexico it's unclear whether the bill will pass the republican controlled senate and president trump has threatened to veto it now this comes as reports emerge of children being detained in squalid conditions in u.s. border patrol stations and another tragic incident has focused the country's attention on thi

joshua mcclatchy is now sharing his story and he's revealing what he did to stay alive. cecilia, good morning. this is a remarkable story and joshua mcclatchy says he prepared for two months for this hike but he was not prepared for what would happen when he lost his way. these dramatic images capture a moving moment so many hoped for, 38-year-old josh mcclatchy of fort worth, texas emerging from these thick arkansas woods on a stretcher nearly a full week after disappearing in the forest. >> there was no way i could have anticipated to get stranded. i was so prepared for this. i planned this out for two months. >> reporter: in an exclusive revealed details of his ordeal. >> i started to panic a little bit, if you will, because, again, things weren't going according to plan. >> reporter: the plan was to be a day-long hike to celebrate his 38th birthday but it turned into a week-long fight to survive that would begin soon after taking these photos along the buckeye trail. he had been texting his mother updates on where he was. then came one alarming message that struck fe

. >> joshua mcclatchy had set out on his hike alone before losing his way. as zachary kiesch explains, joshua was quickly losing hope. >> reporter: a hiker lost in the woods for a week remarkably speaking out by phone for the first time from his hospital bed. >> it's not just one miracle, it's hundreds of miracles. >> reporter: joshua was dehydrated and weak. this picture taken minutes after he was found. his first request, water. >> when they found me, they let me take a couple of sucks of a camelback. it was so refreshing. i had an iv before i made it down so i was starting to feel considerably better. >> reporter: mcclatchy set out on a solo adventure to celebrate his 38th birthday in a mountain area known as buckeye trail when he got lost in dangerous terrain. >> the mountains are very steep. there's rocks. we've got rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, bears. >> reporter: the hiker sent desperate texts to his mother, calling for help. searchers then used his faint cellphone signal to zero in with dogs and helicopters with heat sensors to find him. >> i would lik

people have to be a hard solution my name is a mcclatchy and i work in t w. this is d.w. news line from bangalore merkel insists 10000 men will press on the german chancellor says she is not planning any changes to the country's governing coalition this after the surprise resignation of the leader of the social democrats a move that plunged her coalition partner into crisis. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel's governing coalition took another bating today the later of its junior partner the social democrats and mounts her resignation they've been the future of both the party and germany's government in doubt the social democrats and merkel's conservatives were once the country's 2 biggest parties lately have been plunging in the opinion polls about the chancellor has promised to keep on with the task of governing. after a year in the top job at the s.p.d. andrea now this she's standing down because she feels she can't go on. discussions in the parliamentary group and feedback from the party have shown that i no longer have the necess

that's according to his sister mcclatchy who is from fort worth texas was hiking when he ended up in a wilderness area. rescue teams took turns carrying him out of the area he is now in hospital recovering from dehydration. his sister said the team made a heroic effort. get a pride parade since people running and several people were injured will tell you where this happened when we come back. >>also the connecticut mother of 5 is still missing after 15 days, the latest on the search when we come back. >>is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you have not tried on yet. here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairlines.com >>this is chaos. >>chaos at the dc pride sheer terror as people run from loud noise

mcclatchy posting photos with the caption "i'm safe and sound." he texted his mom saying he was lost. the extensive grounds and aerial search began. but rescuers were unable to locate him for six days. >> put him in custody, let's not lose him again. >> reporter: his sister writing on facebook her brother is doing beautifully now that he is finally home resting. hiking rescues have been making headlines this month. >> terrifying. this is going fast now. >> reporter: a 74-year-old was saved in a dizzying rescue in arizona after tripping and injuring herself last week. >> there she goes. >> reporter: and last month, hiker amanda eller was found after 17 days lost in hawaii. >> the helicopters are passing over, i'm standsing on rocks and waving them down, and they're passing over and not seeing me. i'm invisible. >> reporter: ape warning for all hikers wanting to take the road less traveled. and authorities say optimal weather played a big role in helping to track down mcclatchy, allowing a helicopter with infrared technology to fly over the area bef

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this morning, mcclatchy's family releasing these photos of their reunion.ing in part, thank you. we can never repay you. you all were relentless adding joshua has been released from the hospital and is doing great. remarkably he escaped serious injury. praise be to god he is alive and well. mcclatchy had protein bars and water with him when he set out for the hike. he also had a filter straw that would allow him to drink water that may be unclean. he was prepared for the hike. still a scary situation, but a happy ending. >> very. >> thank you. >>> and now to the nba finals. tonight, toronto could take home their first ever basketball title if they can hold off the two-time defending champion warriors. t.j. holmes is in toronto where it's going down. just hours from now. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: hey, they are down 3-1. so why in the world would the warriors have reason to be hopeful? well, because of something that happened yesterday that hasn't happened in a month. kevin durant practiced. we didn't have cameras on the court, but kevin durant, their s

joshua mcclatchy gave an interview to wfaa.olo hike to celebrate his barrettday but he got lost and texted his mother saying he had bad reception and couldn't make phone calls. finally after six days search crews used infrared technology to find him. the terrain so treacherous a rock fell on his head and said he learned a lot about himself and about nature. >> when it comes to the wild life, i learned very quickly that the ants were my nemesis. when you're in the mountains and you're yelling, everything echoes so you can't tell where the original sound came from. my outlook is just so different now. i'm so grateful. >> he says throughout the ordeal his goal was to follow streams to get water and stay hydrated. >>> back now to the nba finals and that thrilling finish. the warriors had a shot at the it's their first nba title. abc's t.j. holmes was there for all the emotional moments after the game. >> reporter: toronto raptors have now done what no team before them has done and they have brought an nba championship north of the

so much more needs to be jobs and i think people have to be at the constitution's money miss on mcclatchy and. me. alone a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga and the whole focus this week is on the dramatic developments here in german politics the grand coalition government in berlin has for of being thrown into disarray by the resignation of the leader of the social democrats the junior coalition partner andrea no that's her announcement that she was frying in the towel came after a disastrous showing for the s.p.d. in the recent european election.

cheap but so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the constitutional money on mcclatchy and i work at the job. in. a well a very warm welcome indeed to quadriga and our focus this week is on dramatic developments here in german politics the grand coalition government in berlin has for up being thrown into disarray by the resignation of the leader of the social democrats the junior coalition partner andrea no less her announcement that she was frying in the towel came after a disastrous showing for the s.p.d. in the recent european election chancellor merkel said she regretted the decision but pledged that her government would somehow soldier on critics though are not convinced saying the end is no life for the coalition and that would also spell the end for the chancellor so a question here on quadriga this week his coalition crisis met coal teetering and so answer that question i'm joined here in the studio by journalist and author and various klute who say he's in fact angela merkel now runs a caretaker government with no residual ambition at all that is tragic for ger

according to cnn affiliate ktok search crews found joshua mcclatchy on friday night six days after heent on a hike about 105 miles west of little rock. searchers spot him from a helicopter using infrared technology. he was said to be dehigh ratydrt otherwise in good shape. >> that is good news. >>> from a life of luxury to one of the most notorious jail complexes in america, former trump chairman paul manafort may be moved to riker's island. what his lawyers may do to try to prevent that. >>> in arizona look at these pictures we are getting in. firefighters are racing to try to get control of this wildfire that has already burned more than 7,000 acres. what they are saying is behind this. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, ♪ ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ get powerful relief with new pep

joshua mcclatchie went hiking but found himself lost for six days. morgan shesky has the story. >> reporter: this morning after nearly a week lost in the wild, joshua is finally getting a chance to rest. >> i have him. i do have him. >> reporter: the texas man, an experienced hiker was on a solo hike for his 38th birthday. he was on the buckeye. people are often loss but soon found. he posted this, i'm safe and sound, but the next day he texted his mom saying he was lost. the extensive ground search was unable to find him. his sister writing on facebook, her brother is doing beautifully now that he is finally home resting. hiking rescues have been making headlines this month. >> terrifying. this is going fast now. >> 74-year-old kataline metro was saved in arizona after tripping and injuring herself. >> there she goes. >> last month hiker amanda eller was found after 17 days lost in hawaii. >> the helicopters are passing over. i'm invisible. >> a warning for all hikers. nbc news. >> thanks. glad to see him safe. >>> my alma mater, vanderbilt universi

you have sued twitter as well as mcclatchy.e twitter one is important, we start the discovery process tomorrow the, so we will be sending out a bunch of subpoenas and asking for information from all the folks that were involved in allowing twitter to not only develop content, but also shadow ban me so your viewers and americans couldn't see my tweets for a period of time. we don't even know how long. so i'm very worried about this for the next election whether -- i call them tech oligarchs, it always seems like most of the time it's the conservatives that get kicked off, and you can't see our platforms, or you can't see us on their platform where the left, they get away with murder. is so that's this discovery process on twitter starts tomorrow and, of course, we have more lawsuits that are on the way. and i hate to be having to do this, but it's really the only way that this can, that this problem can be fixed. because if we don't, conservatives, i think, are going to be doomed in future elections because all of these tech com

he was taken while he was reporting for the washington post and mcclatchy. the u.s. government believes austen is alive and is working hard to bring him home. austin's family has been fighting for his freedom and we stand with them and hope that you will too. if you would like a pin on your way out, there is a bowl of them. you can see austins photography in the lobby. you caned for more that do to help show your support. thank you again. the to join us upstairs. you should have two free drink tickets to you can drink that thank start that way and you again for supporting the program. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> we will go live to the white house for president trump in an hour. he is expected to address the issue of small businesses in 3:30h care coverage for p.m. eastern. we will take you there were live when it starts. road to the white house coverage continues tomorrow evening when the v

he was taken while reporting for the washington post and mcclatchy. the u.s.ernment believes austin is alive and is working hard to bring him home. austin's family has been fighting for his freedom and we stand with them. we hope you will, too. if you would like a pin on your way out, there is a bowl. you can also see his syria photography in the lobby, and stay tuned for more that you can do to help show your support. so thank you guys again. please join us upstairs. you should have two free drink tickets, so you can start that way and then keep going, if you would like. [laughter] thank you guys again for supporting the program. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that affect you. coming up tuesday morning, the washington institute for near east policy's fellow will be with us to talk about recent tensions between th