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Florida’s east coast sees flooding from Hurricane Milton
SUMMARY: Florida is currently facing severe flooding and damage after Hurricane Milton, which recently made landfall. CBS News correspondent Tom Hansen reports from Daytona Beach, highlighting significant flooding in low-lying areas where rain has accumulated, inundating homes and neighborhoods. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with officials advising against returning to homes due to downed power lines and dangerous water conditions. Meteorologist Kate Boo emphasizes that flood threats will persist due to the storm’s remnants and heavy rainfall. The situation is unprecedented, as Florida has experienced back-to-back storms, causing extensive damage that will require years of recovery.
Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast, but the state’s Atlantic Coast wasn’t spared from the storm. CBS News correspondent Tom Hanson has more on the conditions there and CBS News Philadelphia meteorologist Kate Bilo has a look at the progression of the storm.
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Trump taps Matt Gaetz as attorney general, Tulsi Gabbard as Intelligence official | National
SUMMARY: President-Elect Donald Trump announced new appointments to his administration, naming U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz as Attorney General and former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence. Trump praised Gabbard for her service and bipartisan appeal, while emphasizing Gaetz’s role in fighting corruption and restoring integrity to the Department of Justice. Trump’s cabinet also includes Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, Lee Zeldin as head of the EPA, and Marco Rubio as Secretary of State. Other appointees include Kristi Noem as DHS Secretary and Mike Huckabee as ambassador to Israel, among several others. Democrats plan to challenge Trump’s picks.
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Florida boasts record visitor numbers despite inflation, hurricanes | Florida
SUMMARY: In the third quarter of 2024, Florida welcomed 34.6 million visitors, marking a 1.7% increase over the previous record, despite hurricanes Debby and Helene. This follows strong tourism growth in the first two quarters, totaling 109.7 million visitors so far this year. Last year, over 140 million people visited, with 92.1% being domestic tourists. International traffic also rose by 1.8%. Florida’s tourism is supported by priorities like public safety and freedom. Notably, 38.1% of visitors traveled by air, with Orlando and Miami seeing the highest numbers of enplanements.
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Dozens participate in protest against Trump in downtown Tampa
SUMMARY: Anthony Hill reports from downtown Tampa, where a protest against president-elect Donald Trump is underway. Demonstrators express opposition to Trump’s policies, viewing him as a divisive figure whose stances on immigration, women’s rights, and racism are unacceptable. Protesters carried signs voicing their resistance to his agenda. While some drivers showed support for the protest, others backed Trump. Meanwhile, Evan Power, chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, dismissed the protests as radical leftist reactions to Trump’s victory, asserting that Trump unites the country and calling for unity under his leadership. Tensions remain high following the contentious election.
Dozens of people protested against President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday outside of city hall in downtown Tampa.
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