they're not a lot of movement or circulation in the atmosphere. i have 73 crystal river and 77 in winter haven and it's 78 in bradenton and st. petersburg. we factor in the humidity for kicks and it feels like the 80s in spots. 87 is the high index at 7:00 a.m. in tampa. good, old high pressure overhead continues to suppress the rain chances below average. they're lower than yesterday. they're at 20% near the coast and 30% inland. on the radar this morning whi none to show you yet. good news for the boaters this morning. by late morning midday, a few slow-moving coastal storms. those build inland to a 30% rain chance east of i-75. 91 today and 92 tomorrow as we hold rain chances back. by mid-week the moisture values go up and we could have a couple of areas of concern in the tropics. we talk about three areas i'm watching well out there in the atlantic. so a lot of time to watch in >> anjuli: new this morning, the hillsborough county's sheriff's office is working on a shooting investigation. they're still piecing together what happened. here's what we know now. deputies say a person knocked on a homeowner's door at the 1200 block of english court after someone was shot. he was rushed to the hospital and his condition is nonlife-threatening. we continue to follow the story. >> alcides: a 70-year-old man is under arrest this morning county deputy askar around 10:00 last night. the deputy was stopped with a car behind hid and that's when alfred jiminez head the car and pushed it into the cruiser. the deputy wasn't injured and the two people in the stopped car were treated for minor injuries and was arrested for dui. >> anjuli: a death investigation in sarasota county. they found a dead body in a wooded area at colonial drive identity of the man. neighbors say it's an area where homeless people are known to camp out. >> anjuli: this is a look inside a local mosque where a fire has been ruled arson. smoke damage led to ruined carpets, rotting drywall, essentially everything inside the mosque has to be august 5t wher their to pray. worshippers said they could smell gasoline and they thought they heard activity behind the building. lab results now show signs that gasoline may have been poured on the ac unit. even with limited space, leaders say worship will continue and the mosque isn't going anywhere. >> wlaefr it takes. one dollar at a time we'll get it back together. its not for me, her, or him. this will be taken care of one way or another. it will be back together for anybody and everybody to come and pray. >> alcides: tampa police aren't but crimestoppers of tampa bay is offering a $3,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> anjuli: as the flood crisis in louisiana continues, animal shelters are becoming overcrowded with lost, abandoned and surrendered petts. this week the humane society of tampa bay helped out. they took in 18 dogs and puppies from a louisiana shelter. yesterday, those pups went up for adoption, and boy, were they popular. nearly every single one of the single day. >> what's so great about the tampa bay public here. lots of animal lovers and they really responded to this story. you feel bad for people. no one wants to give up their pet, but if your home is destroyed and you don't have a place to go, sometimes that's what happens. i'm glad we were able to fit them in. >> anjuli: there's still a few remaining dogs from louisiana who did not get adopted yesterday. the humane society of tampa bay both hillary clinton and donald trump hit the campaign trail in an attempt to woo voters. >> alcides: peter deucy has the latest on the race for the white house. >> reporter: the presidential candidates ramp up efforts to court voters. earlier in the day donald trump met with the national hispanic advisory council. mr. trump spoke to voters on saturday night in virginia. >> hillary clinton is a throwback from yesterday. our campaign is about new american future. i'm going to do what's right for you. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is attending fund-raisers in the vacation hotspots of nantucket and martha ice vineyard. according to the latest opinion poll, clinton leads republican presidential nominee donald trump by 8 percentage points among liangly voters. clinton was supported by 42% of americans expected to vote compared to 34% for trump. since her convention with women in particular, and she's trying to strengthen herself with blue collar voters that she doesn't have right now. >> reporter: the trump campaign is turning towards more traditional forms of voter outreach, placing the first ads in the key swing states of ohio, pennsylvania, florida and north carolina. in fredericksburg, virginia, peter deucy, fox news. >> alcides: he remember voting is open statewide in florida. if you haven't cast y mail, now is the time to beat the rush. we stopped by one site in pinellas county. they're welcoming voters from 9:00 to 5:00 and weekends and 10:00 to 6:00 on weekdays now through next sunday. we saw people taking advantage of the head start, but many are opting to drop their votes into the mailbox. >> we're still busy here. we have a lot of mail ballots coming in each day. voters in pinellas county love to vote for by mail, and we >> alcides: just a reminder, florida's primaries are closed, but you don't have to be a registered democrat or republican to cass your vote in the nonpartisan races and amendments. >> anjuli: the final day of summer for students in sarasota county. they head back to class tomorrow. classes start tomorrow morning for all grades. with the start of the new year will come extra traffic and tlas. i know. sarasota police want everyone to stay safe, though. they're yourself a little extra time and keep an extra eye out on the road. >> maybe sure to plan for extra time to monday. we expect heavy traffic in the city of sarasota. we want to remind you to allow extra time and watch for kids walking or bicycling to school and keep an eye out for crossing guards assisting children crossing the street. >> anjuli: officers will be on the road making sure drivers obey the speed limits in the school zone roads and stop by supplies. >> leave the house early, yes. today's good day good deed comes from the hillsborough county sheriff's office. corporal the side ad corporal davis took it to the clinic and they stayed open to accommodate him. they're working to rehab it and send it to a local zoo. >> that's the cutest thing all a little baby deer. what a nice guy. good for him. i like that. >> alcides: love the way you get so excited. >> anjuli: it's adorable. it's bambi. >> alcides: we told you about all the flooding in louisiana. >> anjuli: a new concern for people living in one parish. why they're all avoiding the water. we'll tell you why. finally, some good news for the bucks. they win the preseason game against the jags. kevin o'donnell will break it down for us. >> lindsay: even though it's you win. look at this view overlooking st. pete, boating looks wonderful in morning. usf marine science cam shows 79 degrees. radar is not broken, but it's very dry this morning. it's busy in the tropics, about three areas of interest. here's a sneak peek. don't miss your tropical update back state-side. tornadoes touch down in tornadoes touched down in parts of michigan and two in van buren county leaving damage in the wake. trees are down and roofed ripped off. this morning people are clearing the roads there and debris from their property. a lot to clean up from what we could see. >> anjuli: we talked about the flooding in louisiana all week long. the leftover floodwater now isn't their only concern for people recovering there. in ascension parish there are reports of alligators on the loose refuge. they're working to round them up, but the owner hopes none will be shot. three have been located so far. >> alcides: that's what you don't want to worry about in louisiana. before we go to weathe, we want to show you this guy. really cool video from one of our viewers. check this out. you can see the manatee catching some sleep there. fawning springs. this is me being silly or stupid. how do we know it's sleeping? because he's not moving? >> all i got to say is i really identify with that manatee many days these days. i feel like that's how i function through life. is she awake? is she asleep? >> lindsay: she has the right idea chilling in the cool water. >> alcides: you're doing great. you can't tell. >> anjuli: the lights are on. it's early. >> lindsay blast this morning, and i like the images outside. i can't get over how beautiful it is to start out the day, and let's forget the humidity for a s. second. it looks like a paintbrush went across the sky with high clouds. it's 81 degrees, so it's a very, very warm start to the day, above average. great start to the day in lakeland, too. area-wide we have fantastic visibility. i don't have any rain to show you, and rain chances even a which yesterday's coverage was not widespread by my means. it's 81 in tampa and 77 in clearwater. good morning to you. loving the pattern today. only a slim rain chance until lunchtime, and everything slowly pushing inland. 72 in inverness and 73 in crystal river. i have 75 in myakka city. bartow at 75. it's 76 in arcadia. as we look at what it feels like outside, in some locations it feels much warmer than the current temperature. we have light and variae off a soupy gulf water. it feels like 87 in tampa, 81 in st. pete. radar is nice and quiet. no spotty showers to show you unless we go outside the viewing area. we have a few tiny shower that don't make it near the coast. may see a couple more pop up late morning and midday. high pressure in control and drier air aloft. abundant sunshine this morning, but clouds bubble by midday. look at the rain chances. behind a front to a better rain chance and storms pushing west. today and tomorrow they meander inland. here's lunchtime, and there's the sea breeze. spotty storms and why they may be heavy by 6:00. they are broken in nature inland. by sunset they're done. back to school for sarasota county looks good. weather-wise at the bus stop, drier air overhead. very, very lighted storm coverage favoring the areas late in the day. fiona wi 45-mile-per-hour winds, and invest 99-l models yesterday started on to flip-flop and hopefully a weaker system mid-week. getting more organized. a 30% chance of development the next two days, 60% the next five days. still aways off. if this is to impact florida, it won't be until next weekend. so we have a week to watch this. we have 90-l. becoming a hurricane. look at the track out to sea. we like to keep it that way. there's the models on 99-l. with drier air and wind shear, a weak system over the lesser antilles by mid-week. we discuss how the waters near the bahamas are quite warm. smt newer models spin up low pressure east of the sunshine state, and we may have a murn over the north atlantic. so busy in the atlantic. as always, bookmark myfoxhurricane.com on the front of the screen. a few storms shift inland today. some heavy and 91. we'd like more rain to cool us down. not cooler tonight and steamy overnight down to 79 during the day on monday. more heat and a couple of storms shift inland. that rain chance is only 20%, which is unheard of for mid to late august. winds becoming west for the boaters. a light chop today and enjoy that. low tide not until 10p.37 on st. pete pier. seven-day forecast shows temperatures going up because of monday we double it to 40% and 50% by next saturday. in sports this morning good news for the bucs in their preseason games against the jaguars and the rays take on the rangers. here's kevin o'donnell. >> it was far from perfect. this is the preseason. bucs with build off a win like this, though. they ran all over a tough yards on the ground. did it without doug martin, but there were plenty of issues to still iron out with two preseason games left. sluggish start for the starters after a missed field goal. problems for jameis winston picked off right there by duane gratz. winston 0 for 6 in the first passes. the jags make the most of it. yelleden, and no one picked them up. 7-0 jacksonville. 14-play drive. winston with an alley-oop to mike evans. he brings it down for a 7-7 lead. winston's night is over. the jags match the bucs with their own long drive. blake bortles completes six out of seven passes on the drives. 14-7 jacksonville. the bucs heat up inside, two minutes to play in the first half. mike glennen gets the bucs into the end zone. ve quiet so far, has the first interception right before the half. the first of two for hard graves on the night. they have to settle for a field goal right here. the bucs hang on to win it 27-21. >> i wouldn't make judgments based on two preseason games where you play a ton of guys and not game planning too much. would we like to start better? absolutely. it's going to be hard to ever week. let's not confuse that with tonight. that was a really nice opening kickoff by d.d., and there was a couple of penalties, which i couldn't see or not see. that's beside the point. we went down there and missed a field goal. i wouldn't call that a slow start. i mean, we got to make the damn field goal. >> are you worried at all about roberto? >> i wouldn't say worried, but this is the nfl, man. they're paid to make kicks. he knows it, and i know everybody knows it. i mean, it is what it is. >> missed three kicks so far in two preseason games. the rays jake otarizi is pitching great ball right now. he won the last five decisions and pitched another gem last night against the rangers and goes 6 innings and gave up one run. that's plenty of room for the rays. they were swinging for the and the rookie knocking out the first major league homer that give the rays the 2-0 lead. watch what happens in the dugout. a high-five there, and everybody ignores him. you have to wait for it. this is a rookie kind of thing. there it is. there's the celebration. welcome to the majors. in the 6th, jonathan lacroix with a shot to right right here. souza, oh, he just comes up short. he can't make it. he's there to back him it's good baseball right here. tim bem hack with the relay. he's called safe at home but we take another look at this. you'll see easily out at the plate. bottom of the inning, and it's longo time. his team leading 28th of the season, just five away for acareer high. the rays explode for a win over the rangers. jimbo fisher says freshman suspended for violation of team rules. did not say how long he would be out. florida state is really thin at quarterback right now. remember, sean mcguire will business the first three to four weeks from the season recovering from a stress fracture in his foot. that means the red-shirt freshman francois is the starting. he gets all the starting reps in practice, and so far fisher likes what he sees. rowdies at home facing fc edmonton on the pitch in pst. pete. scoreless late in the second half. keep an darnell king brings down edmonton's player in the box. penalty kick. he blasts it past matt pickens. rowdies are down 1-0. they nearly come up with the equalizer. king with a great cross to joe cole. you can't get it past the goalies. the rowdies lose this thing 1-0. have a great day. the internet. a little boy dazed after being pulled from the rubble in syria. >> alcides: the story behind that picture and an update foster farms presents in you've probably seen this picture already. it's popping up >> alcides: you've probably seen this picture or a video. it's popping up all over want internet. the images and video of a tiny boy bloody and covered with dust sitting silently in an ambulance awaiting help. it made headlines on newspapers and websites across omron has become a symbol of the victims of the syrian war. >> anjuli: the paramedic that treated the 5-year-old said that he's one of hundreds of children suffering in syria. >> lisa holland from sky news has more on the story. >> reporter: the paramedic that carried him is used to the he placed the little boy in the back of an ambulance. speaking to sky news, the paramedic described how omron's dazed demeanor shocked even the rescuers. >> translator: it's the first time i've seen a child like him. usually when a child gets out of an air strike, they're cries and their voice fills everything. this child didn't say a thing. i took him i tried to speak to him, but he didn't say a world. he said nothing. eventually he managed to ask me, where is my mom and dad? that's it. that's all he said. >> reporter: more details have been emerging of the moment the air strike happened. omron was sitting on a sofa with his father. the force of the blast split the sofa in two. the father managed to reach his >> translator: we entered from the next-door building and found an opening and went in until we reached inside. there was a child with his family. the mother was unconscious and the father was injured along with the children, but omron looked like he wasn't feeling anything, like he was in a states of shock. >> reporter: it's been reported that his 10-year-old brother, ali, who was playing outside in the street, has died from his injuries. face of the conflict, but doctors that treated the youngster and his family know there are many more whose deaths have gone unnoticed. >> translator: there are lots of children who are injured or killed under the bombs, and no one is focused on them. we want to make sure voices heard that these children have nothing to do with this war, and it's such a shame that these planes, what we believe to be russian planes, these children are being involved. >> reporter: covered in dust ambulance, omoron was like a little boy made of stone. his family hopes his suffering does not go in vain. lisa holland, skew nyes. >> anjuli: unimaginable. seniority heart-breaking. >> anjuli: more problems for frontier energy. >> alcides: kellie cowan has the latest next. >> anjuli: new details in the bizarre double-murder that gripped a nation. told police shortly after his arrest. >> lindsay: it's 7:27. if you didn't make it on the beach yesterday and want to get out there today, i'll take you there right now. we can't rule out a stray showes this afternoon. radar is quiet. no mistake. there it is. 81 in tampa. that rain chance is east of i-75 where the storm chances are steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. ? we buy any car dot com, ? ? any any any any ? trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes! so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. at webuyanycar.com ? find out how much your car's worth ? ? 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teenage victim was rushed to a local hospital, but the extent of injuries aren't being released at this time. we're learning new die tails into the bizarre doue murder that gripped the nation. office says 19-year-old austin harrouff told them monday night to test him, they wouldn't find drugs. harrouff is accusedle killing john stevens and his wiech michelle as they sat in nir garage. harrouff is in critical condition under heavy surve surve surveillance. >> lindsay: if you're just waking up planning on getting out and about this morning, it the atmos for, but it's beautiful. a couple clouds in lakeland. in bradenton beach we have narrow clouds as well. can't rule out a couple of showers or thunderstorms from later this morning until midday. beyond lunchtime it looks fantastic at the beach, as the rain chances shift inland. the temperatures are up this morning. the past few mornings in our coastal areas, noticeably warmer than the inland spots. check out brooksville at 73. it in arcadia. feeling hotter and feeling like 787 degrees at 7:32 a.m. thanks to the light west wind. that light west wind, though, pushes storms inland. with drier air aloft, satellite picture and radar picture are quiet this morning. we hold the rain chances to 20% today, and no rain yet. i have a sprinkle near cedar key. we will watch one or two of them. by 5:00 p.m. the 20% rain chance you get under a slow-moving downpour. highs today near about 91. >> anjuli: more problems for frontier xhuk communications. >> alcides: a big outage for the tampa bay area. kellie, a lot of people are unhappy. >> reporter: we've heard from them all morning long. this is something we've heard before. i wa t this was a map created by a third-party company. this is downdetector.com. this is a massive outage, a big yellow blob over the entire bay area, even down to sarasota. so pretty much you're entire viewing area noticing outages mainly internet this morning. we're looking at 84% of these reported problems are internet outages. some tv, about 9%, and then at 6%. these are outages reported throughout the country as well. tampa, orlando, dallas, seattle, l.a. so it's not just contained to the bay area. we've reached out to frontier communications, have nots received any kind of comments so far. so far their only personal social media outlets have been quiet as far as outages go. not a lot of answers just yet. we're noticing problems, and i'm sure some customers watching in at home may be noticing those if you are, we'd love to hear from you. for now, we're live in tampa. back to you guys. >> alcides: i have frontier, and my internet haven't been working for the past couple of takes. several people that used to have frontier. >> reporter: same story. >> alcides: they switched to brighthouse because they had so many problems since that transition. >> reporter: actually, alcides. i was just going to say, recently our consumer reporter communications, the outages, and important to note about if you are thinking about changing over to another servic canceling your frontier service, there are cancellation fees. that's another thing to factor in. they can be as high as $200. >> alcides: some people are willing to pay it not to deal with that headache. thanks so much. talk to you soon. a scary situation for a family trying to enjoy a day on the water. the family of four was out on when it crashes. police say four officers jumped in and began rescuing the family and were helped by civilians who were already in the water. the adults and one infant were found, but a 23-month-old girl was still missing. an hour after that girl was found trapped underneath the overturned boat. they say she stays afloat in a small pocket of aair. recovery. >> anjuli: a family in south florida breathing a big sigh of relief after a 2-year-old girl taken in a stolen car is found safe in miami gardens on friday night. someone stole a 2009 yellow mitsubishi eclipse outside of a family dollar. inside the car, a 2-year-old little girl and a small dog. police issued a report for the car. the toddler and dog were found safe in the car at a nearby trailer park three hours later. car alone for seven seconds when it all happened. >> alcides: a miami-dade police k-9 reported missing in homestead has been found safe. theyot numerous phone calls about people spotting mickey. he was reunited and placed in the back of a miami-dade police cruiser. he escaped his home earlier in the day. least 10 k-9 units were searching for that dog along >> anjuli: that tail is going nuts. wild day for him. >> alcides: still ahead? want theat deals our couponing expert shows you without paying for a newspaper. >> how to coupon without ever buying one. say hello to buddy. uch this enormous puppy. >> only four months old, already purebred english mastiff, which are the mastiffs that grow very, very large. he's probably about 180 pounds when full-grown. so you've got to have a lot of room for him. he's just a lovely 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he was an under cover first time he has used his badge to get out of actually paying for something. detectives say thompson admitted to doing the whole thing. they found a loaded gun in the front seat of the car also. a very special honor flight in pasco county. operation patriot and honor flight west-central florida brought the experience directly to veterans who can't fly. they transformed lopez state veterans nursing home in l capital. there was patriotic music and bomber girls out there and some videos and speakers and speakers and all the sights and sounds of a trip to washington, d.c. this was the first honor flight at home program in the country to be held at a veterans facility. pretty neat. >> anjuli: nowadays we see fewer and fewer people with physical newspapers, and a lot of people think that makes newspaper. joining me this morning is true coupons.com founder kati kiefer. thank you for coming in. you can save without ever buying a newspaper? >> yes. thee are certain strategies you can do to make sure that you save just as much as you would save with coupons, but you don't have to cut them. >> anjuli: first, be cautious about sales flyers. >> yes, the weekly ad every week, inside it is actually well, some saying they are all on sale, but some are just on sale 10% and off is the buy one get one which may not be the best price. you have to look at those sales and think, this is marketing to me, and just trying to get me in the store. then they have taste tests and then i pull full price for something. >> we've all been there. you say track your expensive items. >> if you take the 10 to 15 items you buy regularly and pay when shopping you write down here is how much i spend each week on these items and break it down to a per-unit and determine a sales item. when do you stock up. >> is it routine? >> it's obvious and so easy to find and takes about a month to figure out. >> buy in bulk and free stuff through the month. >> that's what you do. >> you say know where to buy. of mine figured out that she gets eight -- this is crazy. they use eight pounds of chicken breasts a week, okay? >> good lord. >> you have a big family. so she figured out with my sales cycle analysis, because i'm accountant really at heart before i was a mom, i was an accountant. they go on sale for $2 less per powed. by stocking up when it's $2 less, she saved by buying at the right time. so the timing makes all the difference. >> anjuli: that's smart. you say ask about the markdowns. >> the meat and dairy and seafood and bakery, all of those have a special day and time when they mark down all the products about to expire. like i went to target, and they had $2 off coupons on all the meat on thursday morning. now, it will be different based on your store and when they get shopping, it's so easy. >> anjuli: in the next hour you have a difrn deal of the week? >> yes. i want to show you how to work it without using coupons. i'll show you what you can get in a shopping trip for ten bucks. >> anjuli: i look forward to it. thank you. >> thank you. >> lindsay: you might want to hold off oyour grocery shopping and get outside, because it is lovely and it is the cool point of the day, even though already. limited clouds over brookdale bayshore. very light winds. light winds that are variable this morning but veering west by midday. you know what that means. beach-goers, as gor gorgeous as it is, a slim, slim rain chance late morning or midday. beyond that, that sea breeze is on the move, and it's shifting way from the beach. rain chances today lower than yesterday, about 20% here in tampa. no rain over land. 55 miles offshore in portions of citrus and hernando counties. i'll be on the lookout for one or two coastal showers as the morning goes on. check the radar. it's a good idea before you boat. fewer showers compared to yesterday, though. i have 78 in sebring near the coast and 81 in tampa and 73 brooksville and 78 good morning. sarasota factors in the dew points locked in the mid-70s and feels like 87 degrees in tampa. a sliver of orange near the coast. heat index wealth of those as we head into the 8:00 and 9:00 hours. high pressure still in control and in the same spot, too. notice the light flow around it, couple little showers in our chance of any late day rain well east of i-75. some drier air aloft means it's just plain old hot. 93 in arcadia this afternoon, 91 in tampa today, 90 to 91 at the way, approaching the peak of season, september 10th. we have more action in the atlantic. fia, right now the center is exposed, but for now 45 mooirp winds. the areas in orange and red have an update on the percentages next hour that we watch more closely. first of all, invest 90-l, this could become a big hurricane. the track isest and northwes similar to fiona. we like that track out to sea. invest more organized but it will run into issues. a 30% chance much development in two days. west-northwest is the track for this one over the next five. so if we're going to see any impacts at all, it looks to be next weekend. here's the problem right now, which we like this problem. it's a dry air. look at the center of fiona completely exposed, but look at the dry air. all of that dry air is what invest 99-l needs to truck towards the islands. still a weak system, so bringing rain and squalls, but beyond that look at the spread. a system hasn't formed so the models aren't as accurate. a lot show a path near the bahamas where water temps are warm, so we have to monitor this mid to late work week. stay tuned, tune back in as we we have updates. fiona has winds moving west-northwest looking better in terms of intensity in the long-range compared to this time yesterday. weakening before it makes it to bermuda mi drier air. here's lunchtime. watch what happens by dinnertime. spotty inland storms. we're done by sunset and do it all over again tomorrow. drier air hangs on. a couple storms shift inland today. 91 and a few clouds steamy overnight down to 79. on monday more heat, fewer storms and they shift inland again. 92 and it's tuesday that storms build west. winds becoming west for the boaters today at 5 to 10 knots. a light chop on the water. great news. chances going up z22s3z zy6z someone's hacked all our technology. chnology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. z22t7z zy6z y22t7y yy6y >> alcides: apparently bao bao over here -- i'm sorry. let me get the panda's name than the average bear. >> she's so smart she does art. check it out. bao bao is not just a panda, but a performance painting artist motivated by food. i get that. to whip up a few good works. she's given treats and responds by grabs and moving a special brush in the cage. they have a very reproductive rate. they're very rare especially in health officials begin mosquito health officials begin mosquito control efforts in miami beach as expectant families begin to leave the >> anjuli: paying his blessing forward. how one man's search for his family's history evolved into a passion. >> alcides: why this game between a football team and staff members at a mhome for senior citizens means so much to them. >> anjuli: good morning. it's 8:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. we have lindsay milbourne to talk more about our forecast. >> lindsay: we might as well

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