Climber survives 2 days behind California waterfall before he’s rescued by helicopter

A rock climber, Ryan Wardwell, 46, was rescued after spending two days behind a waterfall in California’s Sequoia National Forest. He became trapped while rappelling alone at the Kern River’s Seven Teacups area, prompting a search that utilized drone technology; he was found alive but suffered from hypothermia and was released to family after receiving care.