In today's Quickcast:

Following a tumultuous post- election, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has doubled down on claims he legitimately won the race-- as unrest continues there, and lawmakers in South Florida weigh in.

Meanwhile, three Americans and a U.S. residents are on their way home from Russia as part of one of the largest prisoner swaps since the cold war.

And, the death of two 3-year-old twins found unresponsive on the side of a South Florida highway has been ruled a homicide, as their mother faces charges for their deaths.

Plus, we now have the identities of two people arrested following a chase and multi-car crash along a busy Miami street.

In Sunrise, police are working to find a man accused of recording women while they were changing inside a mall.

On the campaign front, there is growing backlash for former President Donald Trump's questioning of Vice President Kamala Harris' racial identity.

Schools in South Florida may be soon be using AI tech to increase safety measures-- but not everyone is on board.

FAFSA issues continues as the start of the 2024-2025 school year quickly approaches.

In sports, the Miami Dolphins are back on the practice field after their off day and looking to make a big statement against the Falcons next week.

Finally, a disturbance in the Caribbean may put a damper on your weekend plans in just a few hours. See your Thursday forecast!

Catch the Quickcast with Najahe Sherman weekdays at 4PM ET streaming on the CBS Miami app and CBSMiami.com

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