Two fishermen from Newport Beach, California, found a Royal Caribbean cruise ship employee treading water nearly 20 miles off the coast on Friday, according to CBS News. The men were returning home from a fishing trip near Catalina Island when they found the man, the outlet reported.

Both CBS News and The Guardian name Royal Caribbean as the cruise line involved, and both place the discovery on Friday. The Guardian reported that the man was rescued after nine hours treading water in the Pacific Ocean, nearly 20 miles (32km) offshore, after he had fallen off a Royal Caribbean ship. The outlet said he is "expected to survive."

The two outlets describe the man differently. CBS News called him an employee of the cruise line, while The Guardian identified him as a pianist for a Royal Caribbean ship. The Guardian said he is unidentified, and neither summary gives his name.

According to The Guardian, the man was taken to a hospital after the rescue, and the Coast Guard is investigating the incident. The Guardian's summary does not say what caused him to enter the water.

CBS News's summary of its report does not mention a hospital transfer or a Coast Guard investigation, and it does not say how the man ended up in the water. The two accounts agree on the basic facts of the rescue, including the distance from shore and the role of the two Newport Beach fishermen, but they differ on how the man is described and on the details of his condition and the investigation that followed.

Sources: CBS News: OC fishermen find cruise ship employee treading water miles off coast; The Guardian: Cruise ship pianist rescued after nine hours treading water miles from shore.