What Killed Them? Thousands Of Exotic Fish Die In Several South Florida Residential Ponds - CBS Miami

What Killed Them? Thousands Of Exotic Fish Die In Several South Florida Residential Ponds - CBS Miami

What Killed Them? Thousands Of Exotic Fish Die In Several South Florida Residential Ponds - CBS Miami

Posted: 06 May 2021 08:28 AM PDT

CBSMiami.com Weather 5/12/2021 12PMSun and clouds mixed. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible.

President Biden Holding Face-To-Face Meetings With Congressional LeadersSkyler Henry reports President Biden is meeting with both Democrats and Republicans to see if there is common ground on his legislative agenda.

Rep. Liz Cheney Removed From House Leadership PositiionNatalie Brand reports Cheney has been a harsh critic of former President Trump and many believe her opposition to the former President cost her today.

Shannon Ryan Charged With Murder In Missing Mon Leila Cavett's DisappearanceRyan has bas been charged with second degree murder and tampering with evidence. He's being held without bond.

Israelis Living In South Florida Agree The Violence Has To StopThe Israeli government has declared a state of emergency in central Israel after airstrikes killed more than 50 people.

More Than 50 People Dead In Rocket Attacks On GazaIan Lee reports Israelis and Palestinians are seeing the deadliest flare-up of violence in seven years.

WEB EXTRA: Stellar View From NYC Observation Deck 1100 Feet UpCheck out these stellar views from a new observation deck in the heart of New York City. Visitors to Summit One Vanderbilt can look out over the city's iconic skyline from feet 1,100 up. The deck opens to the public October 21.

WEB EXTRA: Pacific Football Fish Found Washed Up On California coastA Pacific Football Fish was found washed ashore in Crystal Cove State Park's Marine Protected Area in California on Friday (5/7).

WEB EXTRA: Lines For Gas Along East CoastDrivers along the East Coast rushed to fill up their gas tanks Tuesday (5/11). This is all in response to the Colonial Pipeline cyber attack that happened last week, shutting down a major pipeline. The president has said there is no gas shortage, but drivers are still playing it safe.

WEB EXTRA: Puppy BondA 7-year-old Minnesota boy shares a very special bond with his puppy. See how Marvel the dog has helped Paxton share his story.

WEB EXTRA: Arch Bridge Transported Down River In The NetherlandsTake a look at this arch bridge being transported using floating pontoons and tugboats on Monday (5/10). The structure is about 700-feet-long and will be used as a temporary bridge next to one that is getting renovated in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

WEB EXTRA: Fauci 'Confident' About Return To Normalcy If US Keeps Vaccinating At Current RateDr. Anthony Fauci says if the U.S. continues to vaccinate people at the rate we are now, the country will soon "begin to return to the normality that all of us desire so much." He said 70% of adults having at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose by July 4th is "an attainable goal."

WEB EXTRA: Vaccinated Travel For People Over 65The European Union is preparing a plan to reopen to vaccinated Americans and many seniors are ready to go. Travel advisors say older travelers are among those leading bookings.

CBS4 Forecast For Wednesday 5/10/2021CBS4 meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez says today will be a mix of sun and clouds with afternoon highs near 90F.

Lithium Batteries Can Pose Risk To Young ChildrenChris Martinez reports battery-related injuries among children ages 5 to 9 increased 93%, with most involving ingestions.

Trending: Bob Dylan Art WorkAn exhibition of musician Bob Dylan's art will open in November at Florida International University.

CBSMiami News Update 5/12/2021 8AMCBSMiami News Update 5/12/2021 8AM

House GOP To Vote On Replacing Liz Cheney As Conference ChairLaura Podesta reports House Republicans are set to vote today whether Wyoming Representative Liz Cheney will remain as the number three GOP member in the House.

One Dead, One Hospitalized After Shooting in Northwest Miami-DadeMiami-Dade police is investigating a deadly double shooting that occurred Tuesday night.

CBSMiami.com Weather 5/12/2021 6AMA mix of sun and clouds with afternoon highs near 90F.

Outgoing Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie To Be ArraignedSupt. Runcie has been charged with lying to a grand jury during his testimony on how schools spend money on safety measures.

More Than 40 Dead In Israeli AirstrikesTina Krause reports since Monday, at least 35 Palestinians have been killed, including 12 children along with at least five Israelis, one child among them.

CBS4 News Morning Headlines 5/12/2021Get a quick look at the news making headlines this morning.

Ryan Shannon Charged With Murder In Case Of Missing Mom Leila CavettBrooke Shafer reports Cavett, 21, was last seen on the night of July 25, just hours before her two-year-old son, Kamdyn, was found wandering alone in a shirt and diaper at a Miramar apartment complex.

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