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. >> reporter: tim shaddock appeared to be in a dire situation before he was rescued by the fishermenonly had each others a weeks turned to months lost at sea. fearing the end could be near, he says that he was saved just in the nick of time. disembarking his rescue ship with a warm embrace for the team who saved him, this morning tim shaddock is the sea weary cath castaway now sharing his story with the world. >> when you get saved, you feel like that you want to live. so i'm very grateful. >> reporter: after being lost at sea for nearly three months -- >> i'm alive and i didn't really think that i'd make it. >> reporter: discovered bobbing some 1300 miles off the mexico west coast, shaddock who was stranded at sea with his new dog bella was reeled in by tuna troller after he was spotted by a helicopter working with the ship. shaddock says that he and bella survived for months by drinking rainwater and eating a diet of raw fish. >> there was a lot of tuna, saw sushi. i'm still very skinny. >> reporter: and just weeks within their voyage, shaddock says that storm wiped out all the ele

here he is — this is the castaway — tim shaddock — and on his right you can see his beloved dog bellawere attempting a 6,000 km solo voyage across the pacific ocean to french polynesia — but their boat was damaged by a storm several weeks later. this meant the sailor and his best friend — were left drifting in the vast and hostile north pacific ocean — for two months! they survived on a diet of raw fish and rainwater. the pair were rescued by a trawler this week after a helicopter spotted them. that's all we have a news day, i monica miller thanks for watching. hello. if you're wondering whether any of the heat that's currently affecting southern europe might head our way, well, the answer is a resounding no, but that is good news. i think when you look at these temperatures. these temperatures which we recorded in the south of europe on monday, are very dangerous indeed. and this heat shows no real sign of letting up. now, we are stuck in a very different type of weather. the jet stream diving to the south of us that's keeping us away from this hot air, instead keeping us in somethin

well, he has arrived in manzanillo in mexico. 51—year—old tim shaddock — along with his dog bella — lefts later. they were rescued by a trawler this week after a helicopter spotted them. at a news conference, mr shaddock paid tribute to his furry companion. bella found me in the middle of mexico. she's mexican, you know. she is the spirit of the middle of the country and she wouldn't let me go. i tried to find a home for her, maybe, three times and she just kept following me onto the water and so, you know, ithought she is a beautiful animal. i'm grateful she is alive, you know? she's a lot braver than i am, that's for sure. a reminder of our top story — the us military has named the soldier who crossed into north korea from south korea as private second class travis king, a 23 year—old who was facing discliplinary action. he was on an organised tour of the un—run demilitarized zone which divides the two countries. it's unclear whether he has defected to the country but he's now in custody in north korea. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. hello. for many of us, tuesday was de

here he is — this is the castaway — tim shaddock — and on his right you can see his beloved dog bellar spotted them. and here is tim now — looking very thin but happy and alive. and don�*t worry — i know you�*re thinking where�*s bella? — i can assure you — even though bella is not in this picture — she survived the ordeal too. that�*s all we have now, i�*m monica miller thanks for watching. hello. if you�*re wondering whether any of the heat that�*s currently affecting southern europe might head our way, well, the answer is a resounding no, but that is good news, i think, when you look at these temperatures. these temperatures which we recorded in the south of europe on monday, are very dangerous indeed. and this heat shows no real sign of letting up. now, we are stuck in a very different type of weather. the jet stream diving to the south of us that�*s keeping us away from this hot air, instead keeping us in something cooler, and with low pressure in charge, it is quite unsettled. this weather system pushing its way in from the west right now is going to bring some very heavy rain f

, an era passed away with it, the guy noted, the boy survived in the ocean , australian sailor tim shaddock dog bella were in the pacific ocean for two months, they left mexico for the french polynesia and within weeks their boat's electronics failed due to a storm man and animal stranded in the open ocean eating raw fish and drinking rain water and drifting for two months this week they were spotted by a helicopter off the coast of mexico despite all the trials the sailor and his faithful friend health i and you will meet in almost an hour more traditionally read on our website espresso.tv the same on our social networks join put your favorites next now continue my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv and roman chaika, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. good morning to everyone who joined us. we listened to the news from khrestina and talked about the powerful , one might say, the base and the russian base - they don't abandon their russians and watched carefully what they themselves write. they talked about how there is also glass, and this is a city in the krasnoyarsk region, every time

. >> reporter: disembarking with a bounce from the ship that saved him, tonight tim shaddock's wearyrly three months. the rescued sailor thanked the fishermen who through him a lifeline and plucked him out of the ocean. >> to the captain and this fishing company that saved my life, i mean, what do you say? i'm so grateful. i'm alive, and i really didn't think i'd make it. >> reporter: spotted bobbining some 1300 0 miles off f mexico's west coast, shaddock, who was ststranded at sea with his dog bella was frail, worn by the weather, but determined to live whenen fishermen working on a t tuna trawler r suddddenly found h him. >> being through a very difficult ordeal at sea. >> reporter: the sydney sailor apparently ate raw fish and drank rainwater to survive. >> i'm still very skinny. by the time i came here to the fishing boat, i was just eating so much food. >> reporter: shaddock and bella were just weeks into their three-month voyage from la paz, mexico to french polynesia when he says a storm wiped out all the electronics aboard their catamaran. left with only each other -- >> i'm

he has arrived in manzanillo in mexico. 51—year—old tim shaddock, along with his dog bella, left mexicoveral weeks later. they were rescued by a trawler this week after a helicopter spotted them. at a news conference, mr shaddock paid tribute to his furry companion. look, yes, bella — bella sort of found me in the middle of mexico. she is mexican. she is the spirit of the middle of the country and she wouldn't let me go. i tried to find a home for her maybe three times and she just kept following me onto the water. and so, you know, ifelt — she is a beautiful animal. i'm just grateful she is alive. she has a lot braver than i am, thatis she has a lot braver than i am, that is for sure.— that is for sure. that is why they call — that is for sure. that is why they call a _ that is for sure. that is why they call a best _ that is for sure. that is why they call a best man - that is for sure. that is why they call a best man and i that is for sure. that is why i they call a best man and girl's friend. a reminder of our top story — the us military has named the soldier who crossed into north

. >> good morning, yes this is truly stunning 54-year-old australian sailer, tim shaddock and his dogscued by fishermen in the middle of the pacific ocean. incredibly, they survived for months by eating raw fish and drinking rainwater and their amazing rescue was all caught on tape call it a real life castaway, australian sailor tim shaddock looking gaunt and haggard but alive, saved after missing for three months at sea. say his rescuers this video shot by them and obtained by 9 news australia. >> i have not had food, enough food for a long time. >> reporter: the 54-year-old and his dog bella found on a catamaran in the pacific ocean by a mexican tuna troller. the duo surviving by eating raw fish and drinking rain water, their ordeal began in april when departed baja peninsula, bound for the french poll knee, a 3,700 mile journey but two weeks into the voyage, trouble. a heavy storm taking out their boat's communication systems the duo drifting for months on the open sea holding onto hope and each other then a miracle, their stranded boat spotted by a helicopter the duo soon pulled t

good morning >> reporter: hey, good morning tim shaddock appeared to b in a dire situation before hes near, he said he was saved just in the nick of time disembarking with a warm embrace for the team who saved him this morning, tim shaddock is the sea-wary castaway who' sharing his harrowing story of survival with the world. >> when you get saved, you feel like you want to live. so i'm very grateful. >> reporter: after being lost at sea for nearly three months, the sydney sailor indebted to the fishermen who plucked him out of the ocean. >> i'm alive, and i really didn't think i would make it. >> reporter: discovered bobbing some 1,300 miles off mexico's west coast, shaddock, who was stranded at sea with his new dog bella was reeled in by a tuna trawler after he was miraculously spotted by a helicopter working with the ship shaddock says he and bella survived for months by drinking rain water and eating a diet of raw fish. >> there was a lot of tuna sushi, i'm still very skinny by the time i came here to the fishing boat, i was just eating so much food. >> reporter: just weeks into t

who has been found alive and well — after surviving two months adrift in the north pacific ocean tim shaddockbadly damaged by a storm and he was drifting for several weekseventually he was spotted by a helicopter that was working in tandem with a tuna trawler. the skipper they found was a fair bit thinner and a little bit bushier. he doesn't look unlock tom hanks, does he in the film cast away. he said he had survived on fish and rainwater. and the company of his dog who is called bella — not wilson. it is a seafaring tale of survival that is being widely compared to the tom hanks' movie "cast away". i'm not so sure about this. a fish supper every night, time alone with the dog, no need to shave. are we absolutely sure he was last? it sounds like the perfect holiday to me. , , ., ., sounds like the perfect holiday to me. , , , ., ., me. listen! fish food is great for our me. listen! fish food is great for your brain! _ me. listen! fish food is great for your brain! keep _ me. listen! fish food is great for your brain! keep going. - me. listen! fish food is great for your brain! keep going. fi

this morning tim shaddock is the sea weary castaway sharing his story of survival with the world. >> nearly three months, the sydney sailor in-debted to the fishermen who plucked him out of the ocean. >> i'm alive. and i really didn't think that i'd make it. >> reporter: discovered some 1300 miles off mexico's west coast, shaddock who was stranded with his new dog, bella, was reeled in by a tuna troller. and they survived by drinking rainwater and eating raw fish. >> a lot of tuna, sushi. i'm very skinny. >> reporter: just weeks in to their three month voyage, shaddock says that storm wiped out all the electronics aboard their catamaran. holding on to each other, they survived against the odds. >> she is a beautiful animal. i'm just grateful she's alive. she's a lot braver than i am. >> reporter: and the two drifted for months. never knowing if a lifeline would come. >> i would try to find the happiness inside myself, you know. things get tough out there. you know, you have to survive. >> reporter: this morning the castaway back on land, but saying that he will never give up new adve