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This is CBS News Miami. 0:12 Good afternoon and thank you for joining 0:14 us. I'm Naja Sherman and welcome to CBS 0:16 News Miami's 4 p.m. Quickcast. King 0:18 tides are at their peak and that has 0:21 many people here in South Florida on 0:23 edge. Some had to deal with flooded 0:25 roads and streets. CBS News Miami's 0:27 Morgan Riner was in Hollywood. She spoke 0:29 to concerned residents. 0:32 Right now, we're standing on North South 0:33 Lake Drive in Hollywood. And you can see 0:36 that because of the King Tide, the water 0:38 is above ground level pouring onto the 0:41 roadway. And if we pan over to the 0:42 right, you'll notice that there is a 0:44 drain which leads to a pump and it's 0:47 pumping the water back out into the 0:49 inter coastal, but it's a never- ending 0:50 cycle going around and around. Stephanie 0:53 Burns loves living on North South Lake 0:56 Drive. 0:56 It's beautiful. I love it. It's It's 0:59 just heavenly. 1:00 Most days, specifically on days when 1:03 there are no king tides, 1:05 this whole street is basically 1:07 completely flooded. 1:10 City crews spent time on Wednesday 1:12 fixing pumps on South Lake Drive. 1:16 But on the north side, right now it is 1:19 peak king tide. So, there are a few 1:21 things I want to show you on North South 1:23 Lake Drive. The first one is this. the 1:26 water is coming right through the rocks 1:29 and the seaw wall and flooding the 1:31 street. So, that area definitely needs 1:33 to be repaired. The second one, you'll 1:35 notice further down there's several 1:37 areas where you're seeing a lot of 1:39 bubbling. Those are at least three I'm 1:42 counting. That means the water is coming 1:44 up from the street itself. It's on days 1:47 like this one. 1:48 Look at this in the streets 1:50 that Zach Katchum loves to come to this 1:53 neighborhood to fish. A lot of times the 1:55 king tide pushes a ton of fish back 1:57 here. And I came out here the other day. 1:59 I was catching fish in the street using 2:00 them for bait. But there's bigger fish, 2:02 not just small fish. This whole entire 2:04 place was completely underwater. 2:06 Everyone's house was just barely above 2:09 sea level. I mean, one extra foot. If 2:12 there was a storm right now while this 2:14 king tide was here, all these houses 2:15 would have been completely flooded. 2:17 It's not just Hollywood feeling the 2:19 impacts of king tides Wednesday. All 2:21 across the coast of Broward and Dade 2:22 counties, people will run into some 2:24 trouble. You're being asked to drive 2:26 slowly, avoid walking through flood 2:28 waters, secure loose items, and keep in 2:31 mind that higher water levels means 2:33 lower clearance under bridges for Boers. 2:37 Now, moving to the end of the street, 2:39 it's almost difficult to tell where the 2:41 road ends and where the inter coastal 2:43 begins. In fact, neighbors out here say 2:45 that they're so frustrated some of them 2:47 are meeting with city officials today to 2:49 discuss their concerns and a potential 2:52 seaw wall plan in Hollywood. Morgan 2:54 Riner, CBS News Miami. 2:58 Always tracking, always alerting. This 3:01 is next weather. 3:02 Tough situation out there. And more king 3:04 tides tonight. 3:04 Another round tonight and then for 3:06 tomorrow. This is going to be the 3:07 problem, Naja, because not only are we 3:09 dealing with the king tides again for 3:10 tomorrow morning, but now we're going to 3:12 introduce some potential heavy rainfall 3:14 on top of that. So, I think despite the 3:16 fact that this morning's high tide was 3:18 the peak for this cycle in October, 3:21 we're still going to have some issues 3:22 throughout the day tomorrow. But, let's 3:23 get through tonight because we still 3:24 have another round of high tides coming 3:26 up. There is the high tide coming up for 3:29 Fort Lauderdale later on at tonight. So, 3:32 after 10:00, you're going to start 3:34 seeing the flooding. Same deal uh for 3:36 Virginia Key as well. And then down into 3:38 the Keys, we still have another cycle. 3:40 By the way, a coastal flood advisory 3:41 extended from the National Weather 3:42 Service through tomorrow evening. And so 3:46 we have more rounds of flooding because 3:48 of the high tides and also because of 3:50 the rain that I'm talking about here, uh 3:52 which we're going to talk uh you know in 3:54 the next couple of days. I think that 3:56 will be the highest totals we're going 3:58 to gather before we get into some drier 4:00 conditions here. So check in on the 4:01 forecast with the radar coming in. You 4:04 can see that flow still moving in. 4:06 Showers left and right here, but they've 4:08 been a little bit better for today. You 4:10 can see some right over the interchange 4:13 there. And then a little further south 4:14 and east uh to include places like 4:18 Hollywood and right into Fort 4:19 Lauderdale. This cell just to the south 4:21 of the airport there. We'll continue to 4:23 see that moving off towards the west. 4:24 But in general, as I've been talking 4:25 about the last couple of days, our 4:27 pattern shifts to a wetter one for 4:29 tomorrow and Friday before we get in on 4:31 this front. And that's going to start 4:33 drying things out as we head into the 4:35 upcoming weekend. Checking in on the 4:36 forecast for your rain tracker here as 4:39 we head through Tuesday morning or I 4:41 should say Thursday morning. There we 4:42 are at 6:00 a.m. Right. Showers, even a 4:44 few rumbles of thunder. We'll continue 4:46 to see that rainfall throughout the day. 4:48 And this is going to lead to the 4:50 potential for even some localized 4:52 flooding. I think that's how heavy and 4:53 steady the rain will be. There's the 4:54 evening commute. That not looking good 4:57 either with more rain on the way. The 4:59 reason all this is concentrating, we 5:00 have a frontal boundary to our north and 5:02 that's going to push dry air south. But 5:04 it won't get here until the weekend. And 5:06 so in the meantime, we're just going to 5:07 pull up this moisture and that in turn 5:09 is going to result in all this heavy 5:11 rainfall that I think will continue 5:13 Thursday night and into Friday once 5:15 again. So that is something that the 5:16 weather prediction center which is why 5:18 they put us at a marginal risk for 5:20 flooding for tomorrow. There's that big 5:22 cool down we've been talking about, but 5:23 this won't come until Saturday night 5:25 into Sunday. I think Saturday still 5:27 hanging on to some showers and there is 5:28 the coolest uh you know setup that we've 5:31 had so far this season. Still tracking 5:32 the tropics still Jerry out there. 5:34 That's the only thing in town really. 5:36 It's a tropical storm eventually 5:37 forecast to become a hurricane as it 5:39 pushes off to the north and west. So you 5:40 see the alerts already for the northern 5:43 Leeward Islands as this then has to be 5:44 watched by Bermuda as it gets closer. 5:47 forecast then for the remainder of the 5:50 week and heading into the upcoming 5:51 weekend. Much nicer Saturday, some 5:53 leftover showers and then drier setting 5:55 into Sunday. This may be the end of our 5:58 wet season. Officially, it starts next 6:00 Wednesday. I don't see any significant 6:02 rain for the next couple of weeks after 6:03 that. So, we may be done with our daily 6:06 storms. Na. 6:08 All right, Ivan, thank you. Hurricane 6:10 season runs through November 30th and 6:12 the next weather team is making sure 6:14 that you are prepared. Just scan the QR 6:16 code and find all the tools you need to 6:18 help you get ready. You can also find 6:20 our 1hour hurricane special. It has 6:23 important information for you and your 6:25 family. Just go to cbsmiami.com. 6:30 Now at 4, a person is in the hospital 6:33 after being hit by a car in Davyy this 6:35 morning. It happened near Sterling and 6:37 Davey roads. Video from this scene shows 6:40 what looks to be a mangled wheelchair 6:43 and a car with damage to the front of 6:44 it. Investigators say the driver stayed 6:47 at the scene. Now to an update on a 6:50 story that we first brought you 6:51 yesterday. The man suspected of shooting 6:53 a West Palm Beach police officer has 6:55 turned himself in. His name is Emanuel 6:58 McCrae. The officer is also out of the 7:00 hospital. Shooting happened in a 7:02 neighborhood near Palm Beach 7:04 International Airport. It all began when 7:06 officers pulled up to a home after 7:08 reports of a fight. When they got there, 7:11 officers were shot at and fired back. 7:13 And that's when the officer was hit. It 7:15 is still unclear what charges McCrae 7:17 might face. 7:20 A murder trials underway for a Miami 7:22 inmate. She gained nationwide attention 7:25 after getting pregnant while she was 7:26 behind bars. 30-year-old Daisy Link 7:30 faces a seconddegree murder charge. It's 7:32 for the June 2022 murder of her husband. 7:36 Officials say she became pregnant by 7:38 inciminating herself. Witnesses 7:40 testified this afternoon, including a 7:42 detective on the murder case. We're 7:44 going to have much more on this story 7:46 coming up on CBS News Miami at 5. And 7:49 now to the government shutdown. Today, 7:51 it entered its second week with no end 7:54 in sight. Senate lawmakers are holding a 7:57 series of votes today on dueling 7:59 measures, but nothing is expected to 8:01 change. Flight delays are still 8:03 spreading nationwide, and that's because 8:06 of underst staffing. Air traffic 8:08 controllers are being asked to work 8:09 without pay. Concerns are growing among 8:12 hundreds of thousands of furled workers. 8:15 President Trump suggested that some of 8:17 them may not get their legally mandated 8:19 back pay once the shutdown ends. 8:23 Former FBI Director James Comey is 8:25 fighting back. Natalie Brand has the 8:28 report. 8:30 Former FBI Director James Comey stared 8:33 straight ahead as his attorney Pat 8:34 Fitzgerald entered a not-uilty plea on 8:37 his behalf. Comey is charged with one 8:39 count of obstruction of a congressional 8:41 proceeding and one count of making false 8:43 statements related to 5-year-old Senate 8:45 testimony during which he denied 8:46 authorizing leaks to the media. I stand 8:48 by what the testimony you summarized 8:50 that I gave in May of 2017. 8:53 CBS News legal contributor Jessica 8:54 Levenson says the charges could be tough 8:57 for the government to prove. 8:58 The prosecution has to show here that 9:01 James Comey didn't make a mistake, that 9:03 he didn't have a memory issue, that he 9:06 didn't intend to say one thing but 9:08 accidentally said another thing. The bar 9:11 for perjury is high as it should be. 9:14 Comey's attorney says he will file three 9:16 motions, including vindictive and 9:18 unlawful prosecution. 9:20 Essentially, he's going to argue, among 9:22 other things in his first motions, that 9:24 this is a vindictive prosecution. And 9:27 unlike most other cases, he has uh uh 9:31 quite a load of evidence to bring to the 9:33 court. 9:33 I think he's a crooked guy. He's a dirty 9:35 cop. Comey's indictment came days after 9:37 the president posted this on social 9:39 media, putting pressure on Attorney 9:41 General Pam Bondi to go after political 9:43 rivals, including Comey. 9:45 He was indicted 9:47 by one of the most liberal grand juries 9:49 in the country by our US attorney, 9:52 Lindseay Halligan, 9:53 right 9:54 right here in in Virginia. Leading the 9:56 case against Comey, President Trump's 9:58 former personal attorney, Lindseay 9:59 Halligan, who was appointed as the 10:01 interim US attorney for the Eastern 10:03 District of Virginia after her 10:05 predecessor resigned, facing pressure to 10:07 prosecute political rivals. Natalie BR, 10:10 CBS News, Washington. 10:12 When we come back, a troubling survey 10:15 reveals what teenage boys are seeing on 10:17 their social media pages. Why parents 10:20 should be concerned next. And don't 10:23 forget, the Miami Dolphins get back to 10:25 work this Sunday. They host the Los 10:27 Angeles Chargers at Hard Rock Stadium, 10:29 and you can watch it right here on CBS 10:31 Miami. Join us for the Coach Mike 10:33 McDaniel show at 11:00 a.m. followed by 10:35 Dolphins Weekly Live. Kickoff is at 1 10:38 p.m. followed by the fifth quarter 10:40 postgame show on CW Miami 33. 10:45 Welcome back to CBS News Miami's 4M 10:47 Quickcast. We are learning a Republican 10:50 state lawmaker has filed a bill. It 10:53 would require all of Florida's public 10:55 state universities and colleges to 10:57 rename one road on campus after 11:00 assassinated conservative activist 11:02 Charlie Kirk. Here in South Florida, 11:05 that would mean renaming streets at FAU, 11:08 FIU, and Miami date college to Charlie 11:11 James Kirk Drive. If passed, the measure 11:14 threatens to hold back state funds from 11:16 institutions if they do not rename these 11:19 streets. 11:21 In today's health watch, new research 11:23 shows insight on what your teen son is 11:26 really seeing on social media, and the 11:28 results may be concerning. A survey from 11:31 Common Sense Media reveals that boys are 11:34 seeing content that promotes masculinity 11:36 and suggests troubling things about 11:38 girls. 90% of boys see messages about 11:42 body image and that can make boys feel 11:44 like they should change their 11:45 appearance. The survey also shows about 11:47 70% of boys regularly see content 11:49 promoting gender roles in problematic 11:52 ways. That includes posts suggesting 11:54 girls prefer to date a particular kind 11:56 of guy. Research suggests that when 11:59 negative messages about females are 12:01 normalized online, it can cause offline 12:04 violence. And that does it for your CBS 12:06 News Mecast. I'm Na Sherman. Stay tuned 12:09 for more news right here on CBS News 12:11 Miami. And have a great day. 12:14 [Music]
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