Police say one man is dead after a skydiving accident

Police say one man is dead after a skydiving accident

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Police say one man is dead after a skydiving accident

If you’ve ever considered skydiving, stories like this one will have you thinking twice. 

Over the weekend, a tragic accident in Florida led to one man’s death, and a close call for a second skydiver. 

After jumping out of a plane, the pair crashed into one another, their open parachutes tangling them together. The man who died was unable to reopen his parachute after the collision, unlike the other skydiver.

Authorities arrived at the DeLand Municipal Airport on Sunday to find the man’s body in the parking lot, where he had landed, hard. 

Witnesses attempted to save the man by giving him first aid, but their efforts were unsuccessful. 

The man’s name, as well as the identity of the other skydiver, has not been released.

What else do we know about the story at this time?


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MARKET UPDATE


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There was a lot to process yesterday from short squeezes to stock market bubbles. If your head is spinning as we kick off this week, don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. 

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WEATHER UPDATE


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An entire Alaskan village is underwater due to an ice jam of historic proportions. 

Ice jams are common during spring in Alaska, but they rarely cause flooding to the extent that the Buckland community is now facing. An ice jam occurs when temperatures rise and river ice melts and begins to break up. Large chunks of ice are then carried downstream and can become lodged in narrow river passages, blocking the flow of the river.  

That is unfortunately what happened in Buckland, Alaska. Once the river became blocked with ice, water continued to flow furiously downstream and flooded the entire community. The Buckland mayor described the flooding as the worst he has seen in decades. 

Check out this shocking video of the entire town underwater due to the major ice jam a quarter-mile upstream from the town. 


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As people live longer, many are left to question what can be done to help people afford longer lives.

It might just be time for a major mindset switch, says AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins. What is her vision for the future of retirement?


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