into the afternoon, passing showers and even an isolated storm today. no change in the temperature department this morning. we're in the low to mid-70s. it's 75 in tampa, 71 in brooksville. what xhul la is at 72, and we should aum be around 68. this is an above-average start. a lot of thunderstorms 75 miles to our west and even towards cape canaveral. in between, i'm not seeing any rain, although i can't rule out a light sprinkle or shower between now and lu showing we're locked into the east wind. a little more upper level energy in play today, though. so i keep the rain chance primarily this afternoon at 30%. until then we warm until the clouds fill in. we hit about 86 today. if you're ready for cooler changes, that cold front we discussed is on track for next weekend. you don't want to miss the seven-day forecast coming up. >> alcides: developing this morning. mosaic is dealing with another contaminated water at plant city phosphate facility. >> anjuli: the pump that has processed water leaking about 50,000 gallon. it contained the water to its property so well water in that area has not been affected. this is when mosaic is taking damage control measures after a sinkhole opened up near mulberry in august. it saw hundreds of millions of gallons of radioactive water ur impacted that time either. >> alcides: in pasco county, deputies are looking for a man thebt tried to abduct a teenage girl in holiday. a man tried to talk to a 15-year-old girl and get her into his van. the teenager refused and made it home safely. deputies say the driver is a bald, white man driving an older model blue van. investigators are asking residents in the area request video. anyone with information is urged to contact the pasco county sheriff's office. >> anjuli: new video shows 25-year-old robinson turning himself in last night at the polk county jail. it was wanted in connection to a deadly shooting in saturday morning near a lakeland nightclub. lakeland p.d. was called to rumors nightclub around midnight to help clear out a parking lot where several different fights had broken out. shooting at a nearby chevron gas station. witnesses said robinson began firing into the crowd. andrea lorraine dixon and raggans were hit. dixon died at the hospital and raggans is recovering. no word on her condition. >> alcides: a notorious defendant from a dark chapter in the past will be released from prison today. bernice bowen will be a free she was convicted of helping her boyfriend, hank earl carr in the 1998 murders of three law enforcement officers in the bay area. after a long standoff, carl killed himself, and according to the department of corrections, bowen plans to move to ohio after she's release. >> anjuli: to the campaign trail. political scandals plague both presidential candidates, and with less than 30 days until election day it seeming the bombshells aren't slowing down. hillary clinton is still battling that a fresh release of from wikileaks is not helping her. transcripts released this weekend show hillary clinton generally avoided direct criticism of wall street as she examined the causes and responses to the financial meltdown. the transcripts came from a series of paid speeches to goldman sachs. wikileaks is promising more releases before the race is over. >> anjuli: tim kaine will will continue to garner support in the sunshine state today. and panama city speech.phe took comments about women on the leaked 2005 tapes. >> what you saw was the real donald trump, but that's not what real men do. that is not what real men do. >> anjuli: as for donald trump, he's doubling down on accusations that the election was rigged against him. paul ryan joined the chorus of politicians saying this is not true. ryan says he's confident the election will be carried out integrity. at an event in tampa last night, mike pence tried to keep his focus on what he and donald trump will bring to the american people instead of looming allegations. we have more from crystal clark this morning. >> reporter: governor mike pence encouraging tampa bay residents to show their support at the polls. >> florida always plays an enormously important role, but this year it may be more important than before. >> reporter: it's the up final for florida voters to register after an extension to october 18th due to hurricane matthew. >> if you chair rich the second amendment to the constitution of the united states of america, if you cherish all the god-given liberties enshrined there and the principles of limited government, then men and women of florida, we must decide here and now. >> reporter: pence kept the focus on the issues that divide conservatives from lib yals had election amid a new height of criticis insults ouft of the other party and campaign. >> pence did not speak on new allegations of voter suppression in his home state of indiana made in a radio advertisement by pate majority usa. >> governor pence vows to continue this suppression of african-american voters. >> reporter: voters applications were seized. they claim 45,000 citizens mostly black, are unable to vote november 8th. >> i'm being viciously attacked with lies and smears. >> it did not appear to change the opinions of trump's unwavering supporters in tampa bay. >> all of a sudden this is coming out now because it's election time? it's all because of hillary clinton. >> reporter: supporters say their minds are made up. >> it's wonderful. every time i hear him, it gets me more and more excited. i'm just pumped up. >> anjuli: by the way, the third and final debate between night at 9:00 p.m. it will be moderated by "fox news sunday's" chris wallace. you can watch it right here on fox 13. >> alcides: how many some college football. the bulls are now bowl eligible after a big win last night over the you con huskies front of 30,000 fans right here in the bay area. quarterback quinton flowers passed for two touchdowns and ran for three more. he was a beast in the game. the team's gulf coast offense had over 500 yards again scoring at least 35 points for the 11th consecutive game. usf heads to philadelphia next week to take on the temple owls. >> anjuli: as for the gators, they control their fate until the s.e.c. he's following a 40-14 win against the missouri tigers. they take another week off before playing georgia in jacksonville. as for florida state, wasn't as impressive of performance, but the sem win and beat wake forest 17-6. i didn't write this lindsay. they're off next week, but they have a big acc matchup with klemm ton on october 29th. there's another whole day of football today. fox 13 starts coverage can "tailgate sunday" at 10:30. at 1:00 we have the panthers at the saints followed by the cowboys and packers at 4:25. busy day. coming up, three men have been arrested in kansas for somali refugees. >> alcides: why police say it focused around the presidential election. a car is sliced in after after an overnight crash. the details of this very scary crash coming up. >> lindsay: it's 6:09. so far it's a dry start to sunday morning. it's a warm start. we're greeted by 70s out the door with that east wind not exactly comfortable but not summer-like. we're at 75 in tampa. a lot of storms to the west moving away. we 30% rain chance this afternoon and evening. we'll time it out and look at futurecast and discuss a cold front coming up. ?? halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. drizzled, decorated, and all dressed up for the season, share the fun with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. ?? kin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. time now is 6:xx.. >> anjuli: time is now 6:12. an eight-month undercover operation foiled a terror plot in kansas. >> alcides: fbi agents claim the trio belonged to an anti-muslim and immigrant group called the crusaders. for months they have planned an attack on more than 100 somali refugees complex. one apartment is used as a mosque. the men told the undercover fbi agent they planned to fill four cars full of explosives and bomb the complex the day after the election. >> anjuli: after nearly two years the international space station is about to get another deliver from the state of virginia. one of nasa's suppliers orbital atk is expected to launch its own cargo ship later today. the honors. back in 2014 the same type of rocket exploded after take-off. >> alcides: new york police say it's a miracle that nobody is dead this morning after a car crash split the car's driver in half. the car itself. police say 27-year-old dustin brandon was driving his mercedes while drunked and collided with the mazda the mercedes overturned and the mazda was cut in after. brandon and his passengers were pulled from the wreckage and suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the driver of the mazda had internal injuries. they were taken too a hospital brandon faces multiple charges including dwi and reckless drivers. >> anjuli: crews assess the damage at a phoenix area apartment complex after a four-alarm fire overnight there. five or six buildings in the complex, which is still under been burned and collapsed. around 150 firefighters were called out to help contain the flames. the cause of that fire not yet determined. >> alcides: it reminds me of the old ybor fire in the bay area years ago. remnants of a typhoon left heavy winds to seattle. it left downed trees and power lines across oregon and washington state. they predict winds will hit 5 than initially feared but strong enough to do damage. that's a lot of damage for 50-mile-per-hour winds, lindsay. >> lindsay: i'd say so. near the coast we talked about yesterday how there may be some near hurricane force, and they did see it. for them today while they still have rain and gusty winds, the brunt of the storm could have been worse and that passed through last night. so family in seattle can breathe a sigh of relief today. about this sunday afternoon? >> alcides: i hope so. no rain today? >> lindsay: no rain this morning, and we'll probably see showers this afternoon. hit-or-miss. a lot of showers in the pacific northwest right now. my goodness, look at them pile up from seattle to portland down to northern california. there's a secondary low spinning just to the west, and that will trigger several more inches of rain today. we're at 75 this morning, and we have a northeast wind at 5, which is typically a drier breeze. have risen or dew points, hence the fact it's not as comfortable out the door this morning. we wake up drier this morning, though. we have showers and storms on the east coast and a lot of storms well to the west. they're 74 miles to the west, and look where they're going. not our way. they move the opposite direction. at least we have a drier start. can't rule out a couple of spotty showers west of the big storms near cape canaveral make their way into eastern polk 74 in apollo beach and good morning pinellas park at 72. 71 at brooksville and wesley chapel is 73 and 73 in northport, 72 in frostproof. so our dew points are back in the green near 70. they'll stay up there through the work week, but looking ahead to next weekend, it looks great. much cooler, drier air on the way. today we have some more moisture, so as we look at the water happening aloft. this will spin east through the region today and enhance the lift in the atmosphere and give us a 30% rain chance but an isolated storm chance today as well. the east wind is back, still a little breezy in st. petersburg this morning. so plan on those breezy winds near the coast today. what we're tracking this morning are fewer clouds, maybe you saw the full hunter's moon. i'd love to show pictures this morning. we will watch the showers throughout the day. until then the clouds thicken a bit, maybe a stray shower between now and lunchtime, 83 by noon. we climb to 86 today, which is above our average high of 85. and then we'll introduce those spotty hit-or-miss showers at any time this afternoon. so as we spot the afternoon, here are the spot showers and by lunchtime we bring in heating and a few more develop and push west. here's dinnertime tonight. not everyone will see the rain, but they may be heavy as they push west into the evening the atmosphere some, so i would expect more sun mixing through the clouds and only a couple of spotty sprinkles. that rain chance on monday is less than 20%. in the tropics nicole still hanging on. it's a named storm for 13 days now. it became a hurricane again yesterday after we last spoke. it's moving east at 6, 85-mile-per-hour winds so a fairly strong category 1. by tuesday it loses tropical to sea. no other tropical threats, although a couple of models show low pressure east of the state. that would combine with the same front to cool us down over the weekend. 86, passing showers and storms today, maybe a few tonight but not as many especially overnight. 70 and mild through the late night hours. warmer with more sun on monday. a sprinkle or two at best should be dry monday and tuesday. on the water breezy at times with that east-northeast wind, so hanging on to chop. next tide is a low tide on st. pete pier. here's the seven-day forecast. low end rain chances that increase on friday ahead of the cold front. i didn't make a mistake there, 78 and windy saturday. saturday night could be the coolest of the season. i'm ready for it. >> alcides: in world news this morning, reports of more aggression against mirn sailors in the middle east. >> iranian-backed rebels in yemen have launched missiles at u.s. navy ships for the third time this week. what happened, though. initially a u.s. defense official says multiple missiles were fired at three ships patrolling waters. a pentagon official said they defected possible inbound missile threats. they say the american warships are safe and an investigation is now underway. >> alcides: who americans held captive by yemen rebels are free following a brokered deal. held. secretary of state john kerry says they were freed as a part of a diplomatic agreement. >> anjuli: fresh talks are underway in london in morning to find a new way to end the violence in syria. at a meeting saturday in switzerland, john kerry said ideas were thrown about between the u.s. and eight other countries but no agreement was reached on any concrete action. syria's ceasefire brokered by the u.s. and russia collapsed last month. u.s. government agencies are launch out of north korea. the strategic command said the launch was set off saturday near a city in the northwest part of the country. the latest attempt is the most recent in a series of missile launches carried out by north korea. the u.s. government says the missile did not pose a threat to north america. still to come on "good day tampa by," he came across i the world to be treated for a rare condition. >> anjuli: how a palestinian teen's trip to tampa is taking an unexpected turn, before we go to break, having a birthday today you're in good company. here's a look at famous faces that share your big day. much more "good day" after the (vo) at friskies, no one's surprised tender pieces and crunchy bites ended up together. tasty textures cats gotta have. friskies. for cats. by cats. a teenager from the palestinian territories.. is on a longer journey in the united states than longer journey in the united states than he thought. we told you will about this 18-year-old when he was brought to shriner's hospital to fix a painful and debilitating condition in his legs. doctors ran into several obstacles and it's turned into a year. >> alcides: evan axelbank caught up with the young man. >> reporter: six months ago he never could have done this. >> reporter: nor could he have imagined that the rare condition he was born with would bring him here, a grass lined stree in north tampa, the top of a roller coaster and a host family he'll never forget. >> number two. >> he says that we're not friends, we're his family. >> why don't you get on the table here? >> reporter: through the local chapter of the palestinian children's relief fund to america and shriner's to have one leg partially amputated. he's learning to use his prosthetic while his right leg is straightened with a series of pins and braces. it is to give him a typical stride and end the leg pain he's had since he was born. >> in times of difficulty he recognized that patience leads to positive outcome. >> reporter: the case is more complicated than doctors first thought, and his recovery time has jumped from four months to a year. started weight baring, so the therapist will work on weight bearing. >> he's learned about us. unlike what he hears in the homeland, he encountered a lot of respectful people, loving and compassionate people and loves america. >> reporter: and hopes we learn from him. >> his goal is to walk again, but not just for himself so he can be a source of inspiration for other people in his village, for her other team in h world. >> alcides: he'll be honored for his courage for the palestinian children's relief fund at a gala later today. they hope to raise money for a new cancer hospital in palestine. the goal is to give him the full tampa bay experience before he leaves. they hope to take him to a lightning game sometime in year, and i'm sure they'll get that done. good luck. still to come right here on "good day tampa bay," it's when year since a deadly shooting at zombie con in fort myers. a flag fight in south florida. why one man is told he cannot fly the stars and stripes. we'll have that and more when we come back. >> lindsay: it's 6:25. outdoor plans this morning look great. should mainly be dry, but it is somewhat warm out there and humid. we're at 75 this morning here in tampa. low 70s the further north and inland you go, and to our east we have some heavy showers near cape most of these will fall apart as we have through the sunday afternoon and still some showers and even a storm today but spotty in nature. we'll be in the mid-80s. we'll be right back. tampa bay is amazing. i work here, i raise my kids here, i even take care of my mom here. but you know what? i could use a hand. hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is supporting family caregivers like you with free tools and resources. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." get to know us at aarp.org/tampabay come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped 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opened up at the plant near mulberry in august. that incident saw hundreds of millions of gallons of radioactive water pour into the aquifer. the company has said no well water was impacted by that incident either. >> alcides: a notorious defendant from a dark chapter in tampa bay's past is released from prison toe. bernice bowen is a free woman after serves 19 years in prison. the 1998 murders three law enforcement officers in the bay area. after a long standoff carr killed him. bowen plans to live in ohio after her release. >> anjuli: a disaster recovery center is now open in pasco county for people still recovering from hurricane hermine. that center is a resource for anyone looking for one on one help. representatives from feel ma will be there to answer questions and help people determine what assistance they're actually eli receive. the center is open every day from 9:00 to 6:00 but is closed on sundays. >> lindsay: it's 6:30 this sunday morning. it's warm again but drier. we had a lot of showers yesterday. i see fewer showers overall this morning. by the afternoon, though, rain creeping back in from the east. look at the 80s in west palm and stewart. if you think it's too warm here, we could on the east coast. 72 in lakeland and 71 in brooksville and 75 in tampa, the dew points are right around 70 if not higher. hence the reason, ints as comfortable and the other reason, we'll see a couple extra showers this afternoon and evening. sky tower radar shows to our west some weakening storms that stay at bay. 75 miles to the west. as we look towards the cape and i-95, some heavier showers translate to lighter showers that may neek into eastern polk county and as we head through the day today, showers and perhaps a thunderstorm as he build west towards our area beaches this afternoon. 86 and a 30% rain chance. monday and tuesday feature drier conditions and warmer conditions. only a sprinkle at best and a high of 86. car lovers in lakeland have one last chance to take a drive down memory lane. >> alcides: today is the last day of the lake mirror classic auto festival. this is always a big hit. shined and looking good. you could spot any type of car you wanted right there including the "back to the future" delorean. the classic wleels are so special to him because as a child he admired one exactly like it. >> it's just a really good visit down memory lane, and just a time when you were young, you know, for or our age. there's lots and lots of fun to see the cars and be around them and talk to people that have them. >> the tour and brunch is the festival's final event that kicks off at 8:30. >> anjuli: the world famous glass collection is back open to the public. this exhibit features magnificent, intricate pieces of blown glass art. it was closed so it could move to a new location on central avenue in st. pete. exhibition is 19.95. >> alcides: after dumping milons of sewage into the bay, the city of st. petersburg invited the public to take part in a tour the sewage plants. they got a behind of scenes look saturday at the northwest and northeast water treatment plants. while there, they had an opportunity to ask top officials any questions they may have had. questions that officials were more than h problems. >> transparency means how we property, but also what our infrastructure needs are. >> many shoeped up to the eef. >> anjuli: a south florida man is livid this morning after the apartment complex he lives in hanging on his balcony is in violation of the rental agreement. his father and grandfather served in the military and back in july he tied the flag on his if i recall friend's balcony in west palm beach. they're warning the girlfriend to remove the flag or face fines or even eviction. >> my grandfather fought for the right to hang that flag up and so did my dad in the military, too. for them to tell me i can't hang a flag up that represents the country that we're living in possibly think of. >> anjuli: a 2005 statute prohibits any landlord from denying the tenant the right to display a u.s. flag. whether a local reporter mentioned that law to management at the apartment complex, he was asked to leave. >> alcides: investigators in ft. myers interviewed hundreds of witnesses and revealed a large number of photos as well as videos from last year' zombie con, but the crime is unsoved. police believe someone fired enjoying the festival in zombie costumes. several of the victims are still recovering. the ft. myers city council voted down the festival from their hometown after this incident. it was replaced by zombie pub crawl last night. >> alcides: going to chufrj is as easy as jumping in your car from one south tampa congregation. >> anjuli: we take you on a drive next. a look at lat last ni no winner and the powerball is up to $136 million. not bad. florida lotto is going for 14 million, and here are the rest of last night's winning numbers in case you want a smaller prize. time is now 6:35. we'll be 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you may remember the days of the drive-in movies. >> anjuli: you may remember the days of the drive-in movies. one south tampa church is offering a piece of that nol tal gentleman each and every sunday pull your car right into this grass lot, park, and tune in the radio to new beginning christian church's short wave signal and kick back. the church, which is located on south manhattan avenue, has been offered up the drive-in service since the early 1970s when a nearby drive-in movie theater shut down, they bought the old equipment and started to use it for drive-in sermons. they haven't stopped since. each sunday packs in 80 to 90 vehicles all congregin the convenience of their car. >> at the drive-in, there's a unique tradition. amens are they flash the lights and for clapping they honk their horns. so when -- for example, if a person says a special music, you'll hear honks. that's them clapping their hands. >> anjuli: how funny is that? new beginnings church offers that service each and every they even administer communion, and they collect offering all from their parking lot. how cute is that? >> alcides: whatever it takes to spur the word of god, right? >> anjuli: i thought when i was talking to the pastor, this is probably great for people with little kids and you don't want to bring them into church. he said most of the people athat do this are elderly people that have a hard time getting around the church, so they can getn they're still getting their church in. >> alcides: how do they do the communion? you go car to car? >> anjuli: when you go in, there's a pit stop area and they give you a little cup with a wafer on top. you drive in and take it when you're told to. pretty cute. >> alcides: i love it. good stuff. >> anjuli: you think you've seen it all. >> alcides: all right. believe it or not, fox is about to air the 600th episode of the simpsons. how one of the show's creators go on. stay with us. >> lindsay: it's 6:40. fall temperatures have exited for the time being, but fall making an appearance later this week. right now we're well into the 70s. it's 75 in tampa, but around the country we have cooler air off to the north and west. a cold front headed our way again late in the week. today, though, more of the same. look to the east for rain which afternoon, but we're dry on sky tower locally this morning. we'll time out that cold front coming up. ?? halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. drizzled, decorated, and all dressed up for the season, share the fun with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: time now is 6:xx.. ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. sad news from the n-f-l. some sad news coming from the bird has killed in a car accident. he's best known for defying his doctor's prognosis and walking within weeks of breaking his neck. there's the injury right there in 1992. the oklahoma highway patrol says bird was kill when had a 17-year-old driver veered over into his lane. he was only 50 years old. >> anjuli: a major division milestone will be reached for 28 seasons bart, homer, marge and lisa made us laugh. it's the longest running animated series and longest running sitcom and longest running scripted primetime series. as for how long "the simpsons" will go on, there's no end in sight and 30 seasons is likely. tonight's episode is the annual treehouse of horror episode. watch it at 8:00 p.m. here comes the 0-2. high drive into right, back and hits the wall. it's gone! montero. >> alcides: what a feeling. gave me the goose bumps. yeah. there he is. the game winning hero chicago can you bes sent fans leaping from seats last night as he blasted a grand slam to right field putting the cubs up by 4 in the bottom of the eighth alcs the cleveland indians have a two-game series lead over the blue jays. the winners of these games play in the world series right here on fox 13. >> anjuli: that's awesome. you know, because you are a former baseball player. >> alcides: that only happened once. >> anjuli: a grand slam? >> alcides: not a grand slam but a home run. the playoffs in major league baseball. >> lindsay: for the cubs it's a long coming. that. >> alcides: your family is from there. >> lindsay: my day is a white sox fan and i'm a rays fan through marriage. they're rooting on them. it's exciting. so we'll see. maybe they take it all the way. >> alcides: joe madden. >> lindsay: we're excited for him, too. you ready for fall to come on back? >> anjuli: yes. >> lindsay: it will come back, but not until probably six days from now. until then we have the warmth this morning and see a good deal of sun this morning, limited showers compared to yesterday. every minute i see another view of what's happening over downtown tampa. i think fewer clouds this morning. we're at 75 degrees, and we have the northeast wind, which will be breezy at times today. the biggest change this morning is fewer showers area wide. we had a lot of showers yesterday morning. we have showers and embedded storms on the east coast and thunderstorms to the west. these are weakening and pulling away 75 miles offshore. the only thing i can't rule o a.m. will be one little shower creeps into eastern polk county and maybe sumter county. big storm at cape canaveral this morning. much wetter to start out the day. we're starting out warm, 73 in sebring and 71 in brooksville this morning. all above the average low of 68 degrees. dew points in the 60s and 70s, so remember early last week when we had these values right around 60? they jumped 10 degrees in a week on the dew point scale where we stand right now is in the sticky range, but next weekend we could be bumping it down into the invigorating range. we have to monitor the timing of that throughout the week. let's time out the dew points in the days ahead. here's monday and tuesday. they're still up there in the upper 60s and limited rain by the way on monday and tuesday. at the end of the week, here's friday. a cold front sneaks into the state. watch the yellow moving in. saturday and especially sunday could be spectacular. we'll be mon holding true, dew points in the 50s, but again, not this weekend but next weekend. today starting out the day with an east wind. we have a little more upper level energy that will spark that 30% rain chance and passing showers and an isolated storm. as high pressure builds in the next two days, monday and tuesday feature drier conditions and because of that i think less gusty, too. that's good news for the boaters. what's good news for the pacific northwest is the storm that we are watching yesterday. and could have been worse. the third part of the system is bringing rain to some of the areas near the coastline from seattle to portland, near the higher terrain some areas could pick up several additional inches of rainfall. rain today may locally be heavy in the coastal counties late this afternoon, so we'll monitor that chance for a storm, too. 86 for the high and a mix of sun and clouds. tonight fewer clouds and mild overnight and down to 70 degrees. not as steamy as this morning and a sprinkle or two at best monday a little more heat with more sun, 87 for monday's high. boating, and the winds are up today but down a bit tomorrow. moderate chop today yet again. seas at 2, possibly 3 feet. low tide is in two hours on st. pete pier. you have to wait until saturday to bring the high temperatures in the 70s. could see some 50s next sunday morning, and 50s. >> alcides: 78, 68 on saturday? thank you, lindsay. we love you for that. >> anjuli: yes, thank you, lindsay. time warp again. a cult classic hits the small screen this week. >> anjuli: hillary clinton and donald trump head to sin city for the third and final presidential debate. patricia stark has those stories and more in "the week ahead." >> reporter: the week kicks off with a call for global action against hunger. it's word food day. it celebrates the food and agriculture organization, these identity events are held worldwide to focus on the impact of food security. you can thankou table. monday is national boss' day. you can shore yu employer you appreciate them for being kind and fair throughout the year. the white house hosts the nag ral mbk, what works showcase. it's part of the obama administration's my brother's keeper initiative that addresses opportunity gaps faced by minority youths. dozens of organizations demonstrate lou they meet the goals. after that president obama hosts they will meet on tuesday to discuss climate change, the refugee crisis and ways to promote global security and economic growth. what happens in vegas won't sfa in vegas. the gloves come off wednesday at the third presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton moderated by "fox news sunday" host chris wallace. thele final political showdown will take place at the university of nevada. let's do the time warp starring laverne cox and adam lambert. the rocky horror picture show airs live thursday only on fox. that's a look at the week ahead. i'm patricia stark, fox news. a awe-inspiring story of growing courage. >> how surfing in the greg maddux helps kids with special look at this steak, just sitting there, taunting you. what's worse? it's not alone. it comes with this, this, or this too. are you gonna do something about it? if not? good luck sleeping tonight. you 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reporter: for these children who struggle so very hard in a world that confounds and confuses, these few moments aloft on the sea can feel like home. in galveston, greg grugen, fox news. >> alcides: more problems for mosaic, this time there's been a spill at their plant city live there and hear from her coming up. black friday is a ways out, but publix is having a huge sale this week. it's causing some co-motion in stores. our couponing expert is here to tell you a good way to negotiate around the big sale. and say hello to ace. this little guy is looking for that forever home. we'll tell you how you can make him part of your family coming up in the "pet of the week" segment. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and 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kids multiv multivitamins, but do your kids need that question. from tampa bay's number one news station, this is "good day tampa bay." >> anjuli: good morning, and welcome to "good day tampa bay." it's 7:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'll alcides segui. thank you for joining us. let's start the morning like we always do with a look at the gorgeous forecast. > lindsay: a nicer start to the day today, no rain and breaks in the clouds in tampa. it's still warm. on the opposite side of