SUMMARY: Israeli strikes killed at least 34 Palestinians in Gaza on Monday, despite Israel’s announcement of daily 10-hour pauses in military operations to facilitate humanitarian aid delivery amid a worsening crisis. Aid agencies welcomed the new measures, including airdrops, but said they were insufficient to address growing hunger and malnutrition, with images of emaciated children sparking international outrage. Some strikes targeted civilians near aid sites and residential areas, killing women and children. Since October 7, Hamas’s attack killed 1,200 Israelis, with retaliatory Israeli offensives killing over 59,800 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. Most Gazans now rely on aid to survive.

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SUMMARY: Sunday in South Florida ended dry and hazy with temperatures in the mid to low 80s overnight, feeling warmer in some spots. A change is coming as moisture returns and rain chances increase starting Monday morning, with showers developing along the east coast and pushing inland by afternoon. Tuesday will have higher rain chances around 30%, with lingering showers and storms into midweek. Cooler air from storms may bring brief relief from the heat, though temperatures will remain near 90°F or above for the week. Tropical waves exist but are not expected to develop locally in the next seven days.

CBS News Miami’s NEXT Weather Meteorologist Dave Warren has the latest forecast.

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SUMMARY: Boeing expects over 3,200 union workers at three St. Louis-area plants making U.S. fighter jets to strike after rejecting a proposed contract with a 20% wage increase over four years. The International Machinists and Aerospace Workers union’s District 837 overwhelmingly voted against the deal, citing it fell short of workers’ priorities despite union leaders’ prior endorsement. A cooling-off period delays the strike until August 4. Boeing described the offer as its richest yet, but no talks are currently scheduled. The vote precedes Boeing’s upcoming second-quarter earnings announcement. The union demands respect and job security for its members.

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