SUMMARY: The witness collected a suitcase for evidence, measuring 28 inches in length, 20 inches wide, and 8.78 inches deep. The suitcase was identified by an Orange County Sheriff’s Office evidence label, which included the item description, the witness’s name, and agency case number. The witness confirmed it was in the same condition as when collected. The suitcase was entered into evidence as State‘s A, with no objections raised. The court granted permission to publish the contents of State’s A for the jury, allowing for further examination of its interior.

Live video feed of Sarah Boone’s trial. Sarah Boone is accused of killing her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, in Feb. 2020 by zipping him up in a suitcase during a drunken game of hide-and-seek. Torres was found dead in the suitcase the next day. Sarah Boone claims Torres’ death was in self-defense.

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SUMMARY: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour kicks off in South Florida at Hard Rock Stadium, attracting fans of all ages. The concert begins tonight, marking the final leg of her tour with a three-night stint in Miami Gardens. Thousands of eager fans, including families and fans planning for months, began arriving as gates opened. Despite rainy weather, spirits are high as attendees express excitement for the event, celebrating Swift’s relatable songwriting. Local coverage captures the vibrant atmosphere as fans don creative outfits, eager to experience one of the world’s biggest concert tours. The excitement builds as the show is set to start soon.

CBS News Miami’s Lisa Petrillo reports live from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens as thousands were making their way in side the venue to see Taylor Swift.

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SUMMARY: NOAA has released its winter forecast, highlighting the influence of a La Niña weather pattern off South America. This pattern will likely result in cooler Pacific waters, leading to a colder than normal winter in the Northern U.S. and Pacific Northwest. Meanwhile, southern states, including the Ohio River Valley and the Great Lakes, can expect warmer conditions. Precipitation is projected to be above average in the Pacific Northwest, with potential for increased snowfall in the Great Lakes. However, the southern U.S. may experience drought conditions this winter. More details and updates will be shared on social media.

Meteorologist Greg Dee breaks down the NOAA Winter Outlook and what La Nina means for across the country and in Florida.

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