. >> anchor: a resese at sea after a yacht sinks off the south florida coast. >> anchor: we ar talking about a one plus luxury vessel. afternoon mean stanwood is live at the coast guard station, with the late details. >> anchor: calvin, lori, what an ordeal for the 13 people onboard this boat, just within the hour. they arrived here at the coast guard station on miami beach, they are se, they are sound, thanks to a great rescue effort and not great conditions. , this foe foe shows the miles off lauderdale by the sea. the 13 people onboard we are told had little time to get off to safety. >> it was taking on way too much water. >> the boat 25 minutes after it was taken off the vessel, and when it sunk. >> the coast guard would send a chop, and a giant cutter. also aa cysting in the rescue operations. >> anchor: once we arrived on scene, the vessel was listing heavily, and i rapidly started taking on more water. >> anchor: this is a truly hectic situation, you are thinking about it, it is choppy seas high winds, not the most favorable weather, but at the same time we have some of the mos

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we had people all over resesing people. because if i apartment rescued over 187 people from buildings and cars and the evacuated 464 people from structures because of the floodwaters. michael crow, was on the boulevard as he rescue people from the cars it's one of the images residents will not forget.>> they've just set a line tween the cars. that guy just waited in there, trapped in their cars for two hours after the water pushed them off of the road. a couple of utility trucks, but what you can see is that they are working right now bringing that letter in closer than we have seen him do before. and, in an attempt official somebody else out, i have talked to three people who have brought people out of their cars after two hours. and helping them wade through all of the horizontal pressure, the man that we told you was trapped earlier his s ughter was here he said/-- he was being fist out. they put the latter we think is his car. she was standing next to me. and it looks like they had t latter there. looks like they are ab

(captain joe amadororsan diego fire & resese departnt :23-:26) "we're getting inundated at dispatch centers, taking on heavy volume of calls." in other communities..... ..mudslides...hills have started to erode and threaten homes. (sarah reyes:34-:37) have done a lot of preparation, uh there is a whole bunch of sandbags around the house." further inland...winds were strong enough to blow out windows.....an d peel back roofs. (sarah perrin/11 years old, paso robles:43-:49) "then this big thunk......and then we heard like moving around." in northern california...sn ow....drivers have been warned to be careful and be prepared. (juan quintero/calif ornia highway patrol :56-1:01) "make sure you have a full tank of gas, extra blankets, extra food, you never know." (nn graphic) all of this weather blamed on el nino...the warm water has whipped up a steady stream of storms moving west to east....... and there is more to come....forecastersssay there may not be a break ii the weather until riday...and another storm system could arrive this weekend. dan scheneman nbc news. >> following a mission to h

. >> reporter: until then, fnt's 99,000 resesents like rose and dennis richmond have to drink boboled and filtered walter as water bills pile up. >> it is not right. it's not fair. so we will just have to see what comes of this. >> as residedes depend on bottled walter many are refusing to pay their water bills. some joined a class action lawsuit to get their money back. scott, the mayor requested $3 million from the state to keep the city's underfunded water utility afloat. >> adriana diaz, thanks. >> a tornado swept through broward county, florida today. trees came down. roofs tore up. trucks and cars were tossed. florida's turnpike was closed north of fort lauderdale. but there was only o injury. and it wasn't serious. there was a little more worrying the federal reserve said that growth began to slow at the end of last year. and so it kept interest rates unchanged today. but that helped send theheow tumbling more than 200 points. another factor, apple. one of the stock's in the dow, fell more than 6.5% because iphone sales had cooled off. >>> new cases of zika virus are turning up