Georgia boat collision kills at least five people

Searchers recovered the bodies of three missing boaters Sunday after two vessels collided on a river in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Georgia, bringing the crash's death toll to five people.

One of the surviving boaters was charged with boating under the influence. Two people were found dead shortly after the Saturday collision on the Wilmington River near Savannah.

The bodies of the three missing people were recovered Sunday morning. They were found in water about 14 feet deep, and in close proximity to each other.

One of the boats had six people aboard and the other carried three people. At least four people were taken to hospitals. At least one survivor being plucked out of the water by a helicopter. Mark Christopher Stegall, 45, has been charged with boating under the influence.