Pro wrestling icon and pop culture figure Hulk Hogan died at 71 yesterday after suffering cardiac arrest, authorities said. Plus, how a mom and her 9-year-old son survived "one of the scariest weekends" stuck in the California wilderness, and the simple at-home test that may help predict how long a middle-aged person will live.
Professional wrestling icon and pop culture figure Hulk Hogan died at 71 yesterday after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest in Florida, according to local authorities. Emergency personnel treated Hogan, whose birth name was Terry Bollea, at his home in Clearwater before doctors pronounced him dead at the hospital. Hogan had suffered a series of health issues prior to his death, including multiple surgeries for back problems.
What was supposed to be a simple drive to a Cub Scout camp in California's Sierra Nevada Mountains earlier this month turned into a life-or-death struggle for Tami Laird and her 9-year-old son, Stirling. Laird's vehicle got stuck in a wilderness area inhabited by bears, wildcats and mountain lions. "I'm not at all religious," she told TODAY.com. "But I did pray." She shared how they survived, which included handwritten notes that led rescuers to save them.
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