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Heavy snow, strong rain, hail storms and tornadoes hit the Great Plains in the last few days, cutting power and stranding drivers.
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At least 114 people died and scores more were missing late Thursday after a crowded fishing boat carrying African migrants sank.
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At least 114 people died and scores more were missing late Thursday after a crowded fishing boat carrying African migrants sank.
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Twitter is launching an alerts feature that lets U.S. users receive emergency notices as text messages.
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Another 20 Bay Area volunteers are traveling to Colorado to assist the thousands of residents there affected by recent floods.
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Rescue crews in Colorado say the number of emergency calls is dropping after they've rescued hundreds stranded by floodwaters.
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Successfully righting the shipwrecked Costa Concordia now allows for a renewed search for two bodies that were never recovered.
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Helicopter searches have resumed in Colorado as the weather cleared and the sun shone over flood-damaged mountain towns.
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Helicopter searches have resumed in Colorado as the weather cleared and the sun shone over flood-damaged mountain towns.
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A few members of the Silicon Valley chapter of the Red Cross are already on the ground in Colorado.
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A few members of the Silicon Valley chapter of the Red Cross are already on the ground in Colorado.
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Parts of Colorado were hit by more rain, hampering efforts to expand searches for people stranded by flooding.
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Helicopter crews are planning to expand their air searches on Sunday for people stranded by flooding in Colorado.
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A fifth person is believed to have died in Colorado's flooding, and people in rain-drenched areas are bracing for more flooding.
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Hundreds of San Francisco Giants employees took part in an emergency drill at AT&T Park on Saturday.
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National Guard troops have resumed rescuing people stranded by floodwaters in the cut-off Colorado community of Lyons.
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In Colorado the number of people unaccounted for has risen to more than 170.
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Colorado officials have raised the death toll from this week's flooding to four after a woman's body was found in Boulder.
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Thousands of people are being evacuated as flooding in Boulder County, Colorado has cut off several towns.
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Some East Bay residents may get a disturbing emergency phone message Wednesday night, but it's just a test.
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On Monday, crews in San Mateo County will get to work fixing many of the county's broken tsunami warning sirens.
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San Francisco has launched a new home loan program not based on income, but on vocation, designed to help first responders.
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San Francisco launched a new home loan program Tuesday not based on income, but on vocation, designed to help first responders.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is a region that is highly vulnerable to natural hazards like earthquakes, wildfires, and severe weather. ABC7 has gathered resources and tips to make it easier for your to access preparedness information all in one place.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is a region that is highly vulnerable to natural hazards like earthquakes, wildfires, and severe weather. ABC7 has gathered resources and tips to make it easier for your to access preparedness information all in one place.
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More than 12 hours after a building collapsed in Philadelphia, crews found another survivor buried beneath the rubble.
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Two body bags have been removed from the rubble of a building that collapsed in Philadelphia.
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FEMA has come up with a new way to see how communities are doing after a hurricane -- they go to the local Waffle House.
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Sprinkles Cupcakes at the Stanford Shopping Center donated a day's proceeds to the American Red Cross Relief Fund.
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The residents of Moore, Oklahoma try to recover and clean-up a day after a tornado flattened their town.
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Amid the devastation in Oklahoma are emotional moments from survivors and rescue crews hard at work, not giving up hope.
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Rescuers are looking for survivors in Oklahoma where a deadly tornado dealt a direct blow to at least two elementary schools.
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Moore, Oklahoma was devastated by a massive tornado that carried winds of up to 200 mph.
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State leaders in California are bracing for a very bad fire season, but will there be enough resources for this especially dry year?
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State leaders in California are bracing for a very bad fire season, but will there be enough resources for this especially dry year?
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The Calaveras Reservoir is the Bay Area's backup if the supply to the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir fails, but the seismic upgrades just hit a snag.
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The Calaveras Reservoir is the Bay Area's backup if the supply to the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir fails, but the seismic upgrades just hit a snag.
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On this anniversary of the 1906 earthquake, the Red Cross took the opportunity to remind people about preparing for a disaster.
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On this anniversary of the 1906 earthquake, the Red Cross took the opportunity to remind people about preparing for a disaster.
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Culinary students at City College of San Francisco will soon be trained as emergency responders to help in the next big earthquake.
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Culinary students at City College will soon be emergency responders to help feed thousands in the next major earthquake.
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The Newtown tragedy has prompted two California agencies to review safety and security procedure for schools and workplaces.
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GMA co-anchor Robin Roberts, on medical leave following a bone marrow transplant, helped kick off the ABC/Disney "Day of Giving."
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A local university is working on next generation technology to develop ways to keep communication going when a disaster strikes.
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A local university is working on next generation technology to develop ways to keep communication going when a disaster strikes.
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Despite calls for the removal of CPUC President Michael Peevey, Gov. Jerry Brown says the PUC is doing a "very credible job."
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It's not just the power out in the wake of Sandy. The internet is also down and one Silicon Valley company is helping to fix it.
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It's not just the power out in the wake of Sandy. The internet is also down and one Silicon Valley company is helping to fix it.
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An evacuation drill took place in San Francisco's Civic Center neighborhood Thursday morning.
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The San Bruno City Council voted Tuesday night to get rid of the head of the California Public Utilities Commission.
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