A man who was pulled from the waters at San Francisco's Aquatic Park was pronounced dead Monday night, firefighters said.

Life-threatening conditions were expected in some areas, with people told to stay out of the water until conditions improve.

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Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters said he released the video to show the public the "full account" of the viral encounter from ...