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Miami housing market booming or soon to be a bust? Some info you may want to see | Headliners
SUMMARY: In a recent CBS News Miami segment, Tyreek Hill, the Miami Dolphins star, spoke out following his controversial detainment during a traffic stop, stating he felt victimized but acknowledged he could have reacted better. He calls for the dismissal of the officer involved. The segment also highlights the South Florida housing crisis, with concerns over aging condo buildings and rising special assessments affecting buyer sentiment. Additionally, reactions from the Haitian American community to Donald Trump’s comments during a presidential debate on migrants eating pets were discussed. Lastly, a local initiative aims to plant a million mangroves by 2030 to combat climate change and improve coastal resilience.
In this week’s edition of Miami Life:
A look at the controversial detainment of Dolphin’s star Tyreek Hill, and what he’s calling on the Miami-Dade Police to do next.
Plus, we have new details into the death of an elderly man who was found in closet of a nursing home– and the new legal action his family is preparing to make.
In politics, what Haitian-Americans in South Florida are saying about former President Donald Trump’s comments during the debate with Vice President Kamala Harris last week.
And, Is Miami’s housing market going to see a big change in the coming years? A boom or a bust? Some tips you may want to check out.
On the health front, see what those dealing with cancer treatment are doing to help make sure they live a health, and long life– through new customized treatment plans.
Is your AC bill climbing? Some experts weigh in on what you can do to cool your energy bill.
Finally, how one young South Florida man is helping rebuild the natural coastline one mangrove at a time!
Catch Headliners streaming exclusively on the CBS Miami App, and CBSMiami.com
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Estimated 24.6 million TV viewers watched inauguration coverage, smallest audience since 2013
SUMMARY: President Donald Trump’s second inauguration attracted 24.6 million TV viewers, the smallest audience since Barack Obama’s second inauguration in 2013. Viewership was lower compared to Trump’s first inauguration (30.6 million) and Joe Biden’s 2021 inauguration (33.8 million). Inauguration coverage varied in length, with the extended broadcast likely lowering the average viewership as audiences tuned out over time. Fox News led with 10.3 million viewers during Trump’s swearing-in and speech, while other networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, and MSNBC had significantly fewer viewers. In contrast, Biden’s 2021 inauguration saw stronger viewership on CNN and MSNBC compared to Fox News.
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Jules Feiffer, Pulitzer- and Oscar-winning cartoonist and writer, dies at 95
SUMMARY: Jules Feiffer, the Oscar- and Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, writer, and artist, died at 95 from congestive heart failure. Known for his comic strips, plays, screenplays, and children’s books, Feiffer’s work explored themes like communication breakdowns and societal issues. His strip “Feiffer” ran for over 40 years in *The Village Voice*. He also wrote novels, plays like *Little Murders*, and screenplays, including for *Carnal Knowledge*. In his later years, he transitioned to children’s literature and watercolor painting. Feiffer’s creativity and humor persisted until his death, with his wife noting his playful spirit despite aging.
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DeSantis urges caution as northwest Florida hit by rare winter storm | Florida
SUMMARY: A rare snow and ice storm is impacting northwestern Florida, prompting officials to advise people to avoid travel. Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency for the region, activating toll waivers and road closures. Snow and ice accumulation is expected across several cities, including 2 to 4 inches in Pensacola. The state is deploying 250 workers and 200 pieces of equipment, including snow plows, to clear roads. DeSantis urged residents to stay indoors and let authorities handle the storm. Local road closures are up to county officials, and electric cooperatives can receive state assistance to restore power.
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