SUMMARY: This morning, developments emerged in the sex trafficking case against music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. His lawyer has requested the presiding judge to compel the government to reveal the names of Combs’ accusers, claiming the defense needs this information to adequately prepare for trial. Combs has pleaded not guilty to charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. His attorneys have expressed concerns regarding the prosecution’s conduct. The trial is scheduled for May.

The music mogul’s attorneys argued that they need to prepare for trial and they need the names of the people making the accusations against Combs.

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SUMMARY: In Central Florida, the importance of flood insurance is highlighted, especially after recent hurricanes, which many insurers classify as flood events. Residents like Claudia have faced significant damage, such as flooded homes, and stressed the struggle of filing claims. Only about 20% of Floridians have flood insurance, often through FEMA, which caps coverage at $250,000 for buildings and $100,000 for contents. Experts warn that without this insurance, homeowners are at significant financial risk due to increasing flood events. While the insurance market remains stable for now, many are still concerned about rising costs and the adequacy of their coverage.

CBS News Miami’s Joe Gorchow reports on the importance of having flood insurance.

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SUMMARY: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that electric service has been restored to four million accounts following Hurricane Milton, marking the fastest recovery for so many accounts. Approximately 170,000 accounts remain without power, especially in Hillsborough County. DeSantis emphasized that over 50,000 linemen worked diligently on repairs. Additionally, fuel is being distributed from Port Canaveral and Tampa, with 2 million gallons provided to gas stations. However, 15.5% of Florida gas stations are out of fuel, particularly in the Tampa/Sarasota area. The average gas price in Florida is $3.10, slightly lower than last month and last year.

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