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>> reporter: boating accidents cost more than $62 million in property damage last year alone. in the event of a rescue, a lot of calculations come into play for the coast guard. things like looking at the water current, rip tides, looking at the temperature of the water and, of course, if people are even wearing life jackets to begin with especially in searching for someone in open water like this. they say that looking for someone without a life jacket is essentially as difficult as searching for a floating coconut because all you can see, of course, is the top of their head. alicia: quite th...

It's cold, it's windy, and it's kicking up possible dangerous conditions, the Duluth Fire Department has issued a RED FLAG WARNING.

447 intoxications. As of Sunday afternoon, the Red Cross said Costa Rica had accumulated 30 deaths across the above incidents. During Semana Santa, the National Emergency Commission (CNE) issued alerts related to winds, heavy rainfall and strong ocean currents. The effect on tides was especially notable in the North Pacific and South Caribbean, two areas that were heavily frequented by holiday travelers. Not included in the Red Cross’s figures were two deaths associated with clandestine bullfights in Guanacaste province. As La Nación reports, the first incident occurred on Thursday, while...

Reporter: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm rick leventhal. the nation's first auto strike in 12 years could be hours away. 49,000 members will hit the picket lines at midnight unless they are able to reach a contract agreement with general motors before them. negotiations have broken down. forecasters keeping an eye on tropical storm humberto as it heads towards bermuda. it's moving away from the u.s. mainland, but meteorologists warn it could become a cat 2 bringing dangerous riptides along the east coast. show". greg: she lost an election and

South carolina. then we drove down to miami. waited there. came back home this morning. >> the sun starting to come back out again. this is the back and forth we've seen all day. despite that, officials are >> neil: all right. still warning people in this did you see this? it's the talk of the world. area and anyone north to not get the british prime minister, complacent to make sure they're boris johnson lose a majority in paying attention to warnings and most importantly listening to whatever local officials are power. one of his own members walked telling them to do. across the aisle to the...