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Miley Cyrus' top fell down during her live New Year's Eve performance and she played through the moment and Twitter was here for it.
rd - and NBC 6 has the top stories for the day. No. 1 - Gunmen in cars are shown exchanging gunfire while speeding through a northwest Miami-Dade neighborhood in new doorbell camera footage. Be prepared for the 2021 hurricane season! Download our our mobile app for iOS to get the latest forecasts and alerts. It's hard to count exactly how many gunshots flew down Northwest 68th Street Tuesday evening because so many were fired at once, but Miami-Dade Police believe it was over 20. Two or three vehicles were involved in the incident, which can be clearly seen and heard in Ring camera footag...
Runcie said the virtual learning that many students have been doing in the county could be an option if parents opt for it, but that would be handled on a case by case basis depending on state funding. “What we can control and know is that we can plan on opening schools 100 percent,” Runcie added. Tuesday, Runcie told NBC 6 education reporter Ari Odzer that health and safety protocols adopted by the school districts worked in preventing schools from becoming COVID-spreader environments. “Given that reality, I would’ve opened schools earlier for face-to-face instruction but that’sÂ...
No. 2 - Flags are at half staff at the FBI building in Miramar, a building named after the two FBI agents killed in a 1986 shootout with bank robbers in South Miami. Tuesday morning’s tragedy happened as the agents were executing a search warrant. Now the bureau is in mourning, the South Florida law enforcement community is stunned, but every cop knows there’s potential danger every time they knock on a door. NBC 6 reporter Ari Odzer spoke with several experts, including Miami-Dade’s former top cop, about the dangers that come with the job. Click here for that story.