should eventually move our way thursday into friday. as always when you have your first front heading your way in september and october it's always the question mark is how far south will the dry air get? i think it will be awfully close. note thous difference friday into the weekend even though temperatures will stay in the 80s. temperature trend said at night should drop into the low to mid-70s maybe some 60s across our northern counties by saturday rain is done, partly cloudy and 76, storms build and they drift inland. watch out for heavy rain, frequent lightning and small hail. back in the upper 80s foo near 90. additional storms on wednesday afternoon. then on the 7-day forecast we're going to go with at least slightly lower humidity, especially tampa bay north as temperatures drop at night. and day time high stay in the mid f 80s. let's hope it

welcomed. thanks, paul. coming up a disabled veteran and hi family found a new start in florida. >> making the move wasn't easy. how social media and some neighbors helped reunite the entire family. we've got a really heartwarming story coming up right after the break. >> and we have our continuing coverage of tonight's first presidential debate, breaking down the hits and the misses beginning at 11:50 p.m. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that?

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times, well, their struggle didn't go unnote oised. they had a home but not much inside. word got around and the community rallied around them. hailey heinz a little bit of love from a lot of people st s what turned their luck around. >> it all started with a facebook post. the family needed help mowing their lawn, but they didn't have a mower. when a stranger offered to help, she found out this family need ad lot more than a mower. they needed beds, couches, and of social media you could probably guess what happened next. >> for months this family didn't have much to smile about. >> hey. >> thanks to the kindness of strangers they are whole again. >> we are just so blessed beyond belief. >> in may, this disabled vet moved his wife, four kids and two dogs to river view from alabama. this was a fresh start with a new job or so we hoped.

spent months living out of hotels with money running out. the we care for paws foundation offered to take their dogs until they had a home. >> they're military, part of our extended family. >> they had a house but not much more. >> we were sleeping on the floor and we had one air mattress. >> jeany posted on the group to borrow a lawn mower and nothing more to keep the hoa app happy. >> all of off our stuff is in storage, thank you soy much, i appreciate it. i was like what do you need she's like anything. >> a few calls and a facebook post later. >> the community from as far south as my mama and as far north as valrico had beds, furniture, household goods. >> in 24 hours what was once

>> the kids they even said mama we can see our blessings. >> but there was one thing missing or should i say two. >> monday, cash and diamond came home for good. >> we just kept feeling a piece here and i finally have peace to be able to call somewhere home. words can't even explain everything that these people have done for us and how grateful we are. >> this isn't the end of the giving. river view our town ior donations for them is looking for other local families that can use some extra community support. this family is also committed to paying it forward as soon as they can get back to alabama and collect their belongings and will be donating them. >> good stuff. tonight we're getting our first look at a new memorial dedicated to the victims of the pulse night club shooting. a memorial guard b at orlando regional medical where many of those victim were treated.

the victims killed. it hospital hope the garden will serve as a place of healing for the community. scott, what difference a couple o weeks makes for bucks fans. >> plenty of disappointment following the bucks' second consecutive loss. more importantly, did these fans end finding any - - how i ended up among pokemon go players during ?? 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.

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do they want it as bad as dozens of pokemon go players today? wanted to hunt down those darn pikachu. time now for upon further review. >> does it feel better on a monday after a tough loss to go nt to make believe world of pokemon? >> absolute. >> is there any correlation between football or the box and pokemon? what did you thunk of that game yesterday ?un sh gotta catch them all. >> gotta catch them all. >> ball is passed them. it's like something is wrong with the hands. >> do you mind if i sit in between you? what are we fishing for. >> crabs. >> do you think crab could be good football players? >> better than the bucks. >> any of you guys watch the bucks football game? >> yeah. >> are you happy about it? ?un no comment. >> gosh, man, i don't understand how these guys can keep losing.

go? >> i'm kind of playing moak amawn go except i'm looking for players while you're looking for a snake - - it's kind of a dragony-looking snake. do swrow have enough time your schedule to watch a buccaneers game? >> i'm a teacher. >> so you would rather play pokemon go? >> yes. >> what else are we hunting today? >> um, dratinis. >> have you found t >> yeah. >> how about the geraldini. >> no. >> are you playing pokemon? >> absolute. >> can we walk with you while you're finding critters? >> i'm a dolphins fan and we got a win. i did watch the bucks game. >> what'd you think about that? >> i don't know, man. i think derek gotta get these boys together. >> dirk? >> yeah. >> what's a better use of time,

i would say a little bit of both. >> you could do both. >> of course. >> it's 2016. >> you already know. >> what i've learned today is whether things are real or fake is merely subjective. i think the same can be said for that loss last night. was it a loss? really? they weren't imagining that loss and here here's the reality of the situation, the next two games going to be tough. got the broncos at home and the panthers the on road before the bye week. >> yeah, well, >> the important question, scott is what did you find at that poke astop? >> hey, don't go away because we're not done yet. >> we have another half hour coming up t. craig patrick will join us as we

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viewers which would be a new record for a presidential debate, all eyes were on the action at the university where for the first time democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump battled it out on every tng from how to fix the economies to race relations in america and many other topics under the sun. joining us now is political editor and host of money power politics craig patrick. this debate was really serious right off the start and got pretty feisty about 10 minutes in. >> yeah, it started on policy. put more money into pocket of working class families and with that that's the number one issue we'll will drive voting behavior. in about 10 minutes in, that's when they really got into it tit for tat. i think drove the gist of this debate. and in scoring it, i'm not scoring in terms of who i think may have been better or worse, but you look at the persuadable voters out there and you try to look for the questions that may move them one way or the other. there were a couple of places in

lost some points. for dpasmal, he has been surging among african american voters up from, say, 3% to 22%, for example. and the state of georgia. he said a couple of things in this debate in this case it was actually an aside that may do him no favors. take a look. >> we need law and order in the inner cities because the peepal that are most affected by what's happening are african american and hispanic peep. >> it's he paints such a dire, negative picture of black community in our country. the vibrancy of the black church. the black businesses that employ so many people. uh, the opportunities that so many families are working to provide for their kids. there's lot that we should be proud of and we should be supporting and lifting up. >> trump was also a bit wounded

movement. first off, he said he was doing the country a great service, and pursuing it, and when pressed by lester holt while he continued to pursue it year after the president released his birth certificate, trump just did not have a direct answer for that. something else i think may have cost him a couple of points. >> you know you don't think of trade as being a sexy topic for a debate usually, but it has has become one this time und around. ?> sanders, and for donald trump when he's running against hillary clinton this year. it helped propel trump in the priesm ears and i think that may have done him some credit tonight, but particularly as he pursued this line of question. >> i hope you - - . >> you called it the gold standard of trade fields. you said it's the finest deal you've ever seen. >> no. >> then you heard what i said about it. >> donald, i know you live unyour own reality, but that is not the fact.

according to ap fact checker that is exactly what hillary clinton said. that's an area where she may have been playing a little loose with the facts and i think that may have cost her. maybe not among a lot of persuadable voters but you look at areas where manufacturing has been hit ar hard, ohio, pennsylvania, an area where trump has been surging of late and if trump is to win the presidency he probably needs both of those states. that's where i think of that exchange did him a greatea >> she did encourage the fact checkers to go to work. >> that's true. >> it doesn't work for her. so first presidential debate, usually one of the more-watched, how big of an impact do you think this will have on the election itself? >> look, they're virtually tie right now. i think this could move the needle as much as 10 points in the polls. right now you have 90% who are locked in and people may think these are both so polarizing that people have already made up

there are more undecideds this year than there were four year or eight years ago or 12 years ago but i thij those obviously 10% there about out there, uh, may have paid a great deal of attention to this debate and remember i told you a couple of moment ago where donald trump did not answer a question as it relate to the birther movement. again, i'm looking at persuadable voters here who could move in one direction or the other. here is an example of that back and forth with the moderator and donald t may have cost him. take look. >> the birth certificate was produced in 2011. you continued to tell had story in question the president's legitimacy in 2012, 13, fown 14, 15, as recently as january. >> yeah. >> the question is what changed your mind. >> nobody was pressing it, nobody was caring much about it. i figured you'd ask the question tonight of course, but nobody was caring much about it. i was the one that got him to produce the birth certificate

>> he's going back to talking points again he's not answering the question. you combine that with the moment about donald trump's tax returns, why he's not releasing them. trump did throw a punch and land one on hillary clinton when she produces the deleted e-mails i'll produce my taxes and my attorneys have advised me not to. with that he was able to defend himself to a certain extent but hillary clinton was able to speculate in terms of why he wouldn't do that. rirn that one moment she said maybe rert because he d federal taxes. and then donald trump chimed in that makes me smart, affirming what hillary clinton just leveled at him. his attempt to defend himself at that point i think cost him and may have cost him dearly in the debate. it's not a knock out point. i think you certainly have to give a couple of points there. dock donald trump a couple of points in that particular moment. >> okay. in general, the take away for tonight, i mean, it kind of

for trump are still for trump, people for hillary are still for hillary. >> yes. >> you think we're going to see the indecisives? >> it's that 10%. if half of those move one way or the other that's going to be a ief 5-point swing. evanevan axlebank will be wack h us. and on top of that we have a lot more to come. we're going to be taking a closer look at the numbers as welch the new polls are showinga very tight race, to take a look at the group the nominees are specifically

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a return to common sense. >> tonight we've been scoring the debate but we want to take a closer look at the numbers. take a look at where the race stands right now. >> frump and clinton enter this week locked in a virtual tie. before the debate, the average of poles gives clinton a lead but of trump is surging in the bat ground states that will decide the election. up by 1 point in colorado. and remember the electoral map that gave clinton a lock on the race last month? rsh now we may have a nailbiter on election night. the latest forecast gives 198 to clinton to trump's 165, and you need 270 to win. a lot of votes are still up for

lead among millennials but has been slipping and losing a lot of support to johnson, stein, and trump. as a group millennials are not particularly loyal to a party or candidate and do not like label. >> one has no political background, just straight up runs for candidacy because he has the money behind him. and then the second one, um, has a political background but also has has a political background that is necessarily honest. >> >: and so there you have candidates are facing among young voter. mean while, a driving issue heading into this debate with national security and law and ord, how do you score it? >> i certainly think if you look at this debate in terms of mot., that's the way these debates are right now. these moments get played out on fn twitter, facebook, the campaigns post the videos. if you score the debate on just the moments i think there's no question that hillary clinton