anjuli davis has the day off. >> i'm lindsay milbourne. we have a dry start to the day. we need to drop the tropical moisture value over the coming days will do it. inland, north of the by a. but nice change of pace on sky tower radar. for now, quiet. can't rule out a coastal shower later this morning. it's 78 in tampa. 74 in brooksville. we have areas of low clouds this morning. a stalled front to the north. look to the west. there is a milky gray shade. that moisture is going to rain chance this afternoon and evening. on the back side of hermine, no longer tropical in mayture, is drier air coming our way in the week. it will be a big issue. it's churning up the waves. 65-mile-per-hour winds. post-tropical hermine. today let's plan the day. noon, a couple of showers. by 5:00 p.m., heavy thunderstorms inland. highs in the upper 80s. for where the storms line up and long at the future cast coming up. >> thank you. after another day of heavy rain, dozens of families in pasco county are under evacuation order this morning. county officials say 200 have been evacuated from t

anjuli davis has the day off. we'll get to the forecast in a minute but first a check on the headlines in this half hour. dozens of families under evacuation order in pasco county as the anclote river sat the major flood stage. it's a big threat to parts of newport richie. residents are being asked to leave. the anclote river is expected to peak sometime this afternoon. the river is expected to continue pushing water in the neighborhoods. the search continues this morning for an 18-year-old who disappeared in the peace river. it happened at the canoe launch and the boat ramp off state road 60. deputies say austin welch was fishing when his sister when somehow she fell in. him and his mom both jump in. they both managed to be okay clearwater police arrested the woman they say was caught on camera setting a car on fire. this happened last weekend. 19-year-old charmen channelably was arrested and she told detectives she thought the car belonged to her ex-boyfriend. it turns out that was not the case. >> lindsay: 7:32

and anjuli davis talked with the person who is there to direct traffic. >> reporter: he has seen a lot in his 33 years as a law enforcement officer. now retired he never thought a close call would be as a volunteer in the school pick up line, he was parked over in the bus loop. >> he said the man behind the wheel, lawrence franklin, copped an attitude whipping around and cutting to the front of the line. what don't you get you cannot park here either. >> he notified the driver that that would not do and directed him to loop out and around to the back of the line like everyone else. >> he blew the horn at me. i laughed. hit me. drove into me. >> he hopped to regain his balance before co, franklin hit him again. >> i was on the hood i caught myself. parents and a bus driver called on aer nearby deputy to help. >> it was a shock. we have people who grumble and but they go pack. hauled off in front of a parade of parents. the volunteer is okay beside some cuts to the leg. he said he will school parents as a volunteer. >> kids are learning to go by the rules why can't the parents. >> in pas

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. we'll talk more about september 11th in a second, but fist, let's start the morning like we always do with a look at the forecast. >> at 7:00 a.m. starting out the day. a little fog in the north and lots of warm temperatures and limited clouds this morning. i tell you what, embrace it and get out and get the walks in brookdale back shore before it heats up. big-time heat today with low rain chances. sunshine for st. pete looking east of the bay and looks good. temperatures look warm, obviously. we're at 74 in brooksville and near 80 in tampa and it's 80 in st. pete. factor in all the steep moisture and it feels like the mid-80s in spots. a little low cloud cover in eastern pasco, eastern citrus, but follow has much improved this morning. got a couple of showers paralleling our coast and moving away from the region. a sign that moisture is building to our west and to our east, but what's overhead is some drier so what that means is another day with only a

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. thank you for joining us. first, let's talk about our forecast, because everyone wants to know how beautiful is the day will be. >> lindsay: and how hot it will be. yesterday was 95. we didn't say much rain, and i would expect similar coverage in the rain department today. so it's the work week where the rain chances go up and the heat is more in check. extra muggy out the door with a southeast west instead of an east wind. it's 79 in tampa, 73 crystal river, wauchula at 74 this morning. it's 78 in sarasota, no rain but a couple tiny showers well offshore if anybody is doing boating. no fog at least for now. we have a little more moisture building across the gulf, and we look to the south and east for moisture deepening in the days ahead. good deal of sun this by 5:00 p.m. a 30% chance of showers and perhaps a storm. these slide in from the east and push westward tonight but coverage is lighted. the work week itself looks busy in the afternoons and evenings, though. don't miss the for

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. we have lindsay milbourne to talk about the forecast. to the day. low cloud cover. we saw it yesterday. the rain holds off into the afternoon. the change is we shift the storms further inland instead of them building back west. out the door plan to be greeted by warnlt and humidity and it's 80 in clearwater and 79 in tampa. wauchula and arcadia as 75 and we're on the lookout for hints of low cloud cover kind of in and out. i saw visibility drop for portions of northeastern hillsborough county, inverness, and maybe some brief fog this morning. we're dry. sky tower is not broken. we don't have any rain to show you. we have light winds. instead of a light northeast wind, a general light wind today. what that will do is by 1:00, 2:00 a spot shower on the west build to a sea breeze collision tonight. we see a 50% rain chance. in tampa today it's about 40% coverage between 2:00 and 6:00. around. they have the work week forecast and talk tropics. there's still a lot going on, guys, coming up

i am alcides segui. >> anjuli: i am anjuli davis. the forecast with jim in just a minute but first a check on the headlines this half hour. a fifth person has died as a result of an overnight shooting in washington state. that shooting actually happened inside a shopping mall. the cascade mall in burlington about 65 miles north of sea seattle. four women, one man all dead. police say the gunman left the scene before police could get there. he was last seen walking toward the better state near the mall dangerous. >>> and charlotte, north carolina, dozens marched in protest after tuesday's officer-involved shooting of keith lamont scott. police took a similar approach to thursday night. when they allowed demonstrators to stay out past the curfew as long as they were peaceful. >>> and in tulsa, services will be held tonight for the oklahoma man killed during an officer-involved shooting. the funeral for terrence cr crutcher will take place at 7 p.m. officer betty shelby faces a first-degree manslaughter charge in that c her attorney say

i am anjuli davis. >> alcides: and i am alcides segui. lindsay milbourne is off today at the florida state game. right now. >> jim: she is dodging kellie cowan out there. >> alcides: sure of it. >> jim: great-looking weather. warmer temperatures. a warm afternoon. keep the rain chances low for today as well and beau beautiful-looking view along bayshore boulevard. you can tell how light the winds are because you look at the water almost like glass out there. we are seeing very light wave action and will continue to see fairly dry conditions as we go through the afternoon. we keep that rain chance at 20% for today. right degrees. warming up along the coastline. clearwater 81. in sarasota, 82. heading for the 90s once genitor today that we do bring the rain chances back in the next few days. we will talk about that in a little bit. >>> a developing story out west. authorities in washington state continue to search for a gunman wanted in a deadly mall shooting. the shooter walked into the hunting rifle and started shooting. four men were kil

i am alcides segui. >> anjuli: and i am anjuli davis. a check with lindsay in a minute after the headlines. >>> a sinkhole on mosaic property sent over 200 million gallons of contaminated water into the ground. outraged neighbors are asking for transparency after learning it took over two weeks for the company n the pollution. mosaic says they are in the process of pumping out that contaminated water out of the ground, but could take years. >>> florida health officials are expanded a zika zone in miami beach. governor scott made the announce the last night after five people in the expanded area were found with nontravel related symptoms. the total number of zika cases right here in florida is now up to 835. there is some good news though, if no new cases are found in be lift in the wynwood neighborhood of miami. >>> the usf bulls look to take -- to take win number three of the season today. their game against -- against syracuse will be a good test against the big win next week against florida state. quarterback quentin flowers will be l

fox 13's anjuli davis is here with the chilling details just released . ((anjuli--mp)) this was supposed to be a routine sale. the seller met the buyer in a store parking lot-- and even, brought a friend. empty handed...and reeling

i am anjuli davis. >> alcides: i am alcides segui. thank you for joining us. lindsay milbourne to talk about our forecast. i love how you were so excited. 90. one degree. >> anjuli: such an optimist. >> lindsay: baby steps. our average high is 89 and we will all be above that. that is the thing. i know, i know. a beautiful start to the day. a little warmer this morning. good visibility, brookdale, bayshore. fantastic boating with light east wind. a warmer start and you remember earlier in the week it feels fairly nice. well, it is a little more muggy. 79 in tampa. 80 if st. pete. i do want to point out hints of in and out patchy fog and some areas that are fog pwron proen, 8th of a mile visibility in bartow. i would expect fog from zephyrhills, dade city and inverness. keep it slow. an hour, hour and a half. we are rain-free until 3 p.m. this afternoon. the east wind is pulling in a little more moisture. as we spell out our eight afternoon, instead of that silent 20% rain chance. rather 30 to 40%. kick off at 7:00. 92 for a high today which is about the average

i'm anjuli davis.. and i'm alcides segui.. thank thanks for the thing about the setup is even though it's hot and humid any storms could be heavy and briefly strong, so we'll talk more about the timing of that at opening kickoff coming up. >> alcides: police are questioning two women this morning in the suspicious death of an 18-month-old who was found lifeless at a home in guardian and her wife are in jail facing charges but not yet for the death of that child. we're also learning that one of those women had a troubled past that led to her having her own children taken from her custody. 34-year-old angela burgee and her wife are under arrest. zephyrhills police say their persons of interest in the death of culp's 18-month-old cousin. got a call from a home on apollo street and found the child not breathing in the doorway. the toddler later died. it was bracking to all of that responded to the scene. >> police were suspicious when they noticed bruises on the child and haven't revealed a cause of death. they're only charged for

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. >> alcides: >> anjuli: i am anjuli davis. we have more in a minute. lindsay is go to the game. >> alcides: is she really. >> anjuli: jim webber is in for her. >> jim: a lot of clouds and showers we had yesterday down to the south. those have come to an end. throughout most of today across central florida and more activity to the south. a little more moisture across the state. still fairly humid. we are not drying things out at the surface. all mid and upper levels of the atmosphere so we are not seeing as many of those showers around and seeing plenty of sun. so yesterday, we are all the way up to 93 degrees. set a record high at 93 yesterday. right now we are at 78. dew points at 73. humidity currently at 84% currently we have calm wind and we will continue to see very light winds as we go throughout day. plenty of sun whether i allow these temperatures to warm up once again. 73 right now over this brandon. st. petersburg to 80. bradenton and sarasota at 78 degrees. as we go throughout afternoon, these temperatures warming up very quickly once again.

. >> anjuli: and i am anjuli davis. lindsay has a look at our saturday forecast. >> lindsay: storms this afternoon but sunshine for some of us this morning. a great start overlooking downtown tampa. good visibility. not too many clouds. we will take to you lakeland where literally 15 minutes ago we couldn't see this. we are melting through some of the low clouds as expected. by 9 a.m., if you were seeing case from southern sumter down to eastern pasco and maybe plant city, this will be lifting out and heat it up. temperatures this morning steady this hour. next hour the big jump. only 80 to show new st. pete. you are at 80 degrees. 74 in wauchula. 75 in lakeland and brooksville. 78 in tampa this morning and we are dry because we have a light northeast wind that is ruling the sky tower pattern and with it. any spotty sprinkles to show you. look how far away citrus and hernando county and they are moving away from us. boating this morning looks good. beach plans look fantastic. that light flow around weakening tropical de

i am alcides segu. >> anjuli: i am anjuli davis. check with lindsay with the forecast. >> lindsay: you are good to go bayshore, but where you struggled to scour out low clouds inland, likely more clouds for you. brookdale, bayshore look great. you can see where the clouds are moving and is actually off to the south-southwest. a light northeast wind means the beaches are busy because the sea breeze quickly pushes away from the beach. and that means a slim rain chance until midday. upper 70s in lakeland. 81 but feeling like the mid- to upper 80s from tampa to sarasota. and again sky tower radar showing hints of a light northeast wind with sprinkles offshore. and in terms of clouds and sun. what you obviously see is that swirl to the east of the carolinas. julia driving a northeast wind into our area. also going to drive in drier air tomorrow. while today's rain chance is 40%. i will bump it to 30% tampa north tomorrow. bottom line plenty of heat with storms today between 2 and 10 p.m. sun may be heavy and slow moving. on sky tower. >>

i am anjuli davis. those stories and more in just a few minutes. lindsay is here with the forecast. >> lindsay: good morning, guys. not a bad way to kick off the weekend. we are dry and the morning should feature dry conditions area wide. little below average. average low 75. couple of you inland in the 80 in st. petersburg. i have 73. in crystal river. wauchula 74 degrees this morning and any rain to show you because of a light northeast wind is being maintained to our offshore water. a tiny little sprinkle 60 miles west. we are dry. we are dealing with the wind flow around the back side of still tropical depression julia that is churning to the east that will fall apart later today. with the light northeast winds, afternoon heating gives us a 40% rain showers may be sliding south and west, kind of an unusual flow later on this afternoon and evening. most of that rain is after 2 p.m. by lunchtime, clouding up. we are at 87. still hit 90 which is above average and we will keep that rain chance at 40% to

and anjuli davis has more on the legacy he leaves behind. >> reporter: he knew how to captivate a crowd and drive home family. >> it was like he was calling us into a huddle. and he would speak directly, passionately and not long, and then we literally break the hudle with let's do it. >> reporter: monsignor lawrence higgins passed away one week ago at the age of 87. wednesday, more than 1,000 p paked into the church he built when he arrived in tampa at the age of 29. back then, he was given the pasture into a parish. his one of a kind personality made the mission a success. >> he had charm, charisma, he had the looks. a twinkle in his eye combined with a mischievous grin. >> reporter: he stayed on as saint lawrence catholic pastor for a record 49 years, but his service went beyond the pulpit. he was known as an advisor and friend to some of tampa's biggest name including former bucs head coach tony dungy. >> and he said giving the ball to young alstott a little more. he is a fine boy. he is a fine boy. [ laughter ] and i remember thinking, is he telling me that because he is a fine boy

. >> anjuli: and i am anjuli davis. those stories in just a minute, but first to lindsay milbourne with the saturday forecast. >> lindsay: good morning, 80 degrees. the heat has been building in the morning the past few days partially because of a good deal of sun that is overhead at least in tampa this morning. hop over to the beach, high clouds but a light wind. a busy beach day because our rain in clearwater beach doesn't really make it until early evening. temperatures this hour are heating up. bartow, you are the only spot elsewhere 80s clearwater to st. pete to tampa. 75 in crystal river, and we still have some patchy fog lowly improving for polk co county.still keep it slow from plant city up to wesley chapel and near i-75 toward inverness, patchy fog. but lifting over the neck hour, and not a drop of rain. even on the east coast where our winds are coming from today, a little more moisture down south, and in the days ahead with this building, better rain chances. but today, just a little higher than yesterday. i

anjuli davis has details on that. >> anjuli: today they owned up to the mess saying they deeply regret how they handled the situation. they first found out about the radioactive water pouring through a massive sinkhole on the mulberry site in late august. the public didn't find out for weeks later until the media broke the story. today a senior vp for mosaic re they're taking ownership and will do everything they can to regain the trust of their community. >> we realize that we could have done a better job in providing more timely notification to our neighbors and the broader community. i deeply regret and apologize for not providing that information sooner. >> anjuli: they say testing shows the contaminated water has not moved past their site, and it's actually moving at a pace they're using a production we will to suck up the water out of the sinkhole. they're paying for nearby residents to have their well water tested. they can go through a private lab or the dep to schedule testing with a different party. either two options would be paid for by mosaic. chris. >> anjuli davis, thank

i am alcides segui. >> anjuli: and i am anjuli davis. a quick check of the headlines this half hour. a live look from tampa where a single mom of four has just received a brand-new home. rhonda bar is a part-time students that work over 55 family. habitat for humanity is responsible for the construction of this home. she will pay an affordable mortgage in the house which will assist on building more homes like hers. >>> parts of pasco county remain under water this morning. the bass lake neighborhood is also still under a voluntary evacuation order. emergency management officials say they will start debris removal all monday. next week, fema will join local officials for a damage assessment tour. the county is hoping for a federal disaster declarat it can be eligible for recovery grants. >>> whether you are looking to buy or maybe just wishful thinking. the tampa boat show is back at the convention center. more than 100 boats are on display. shop around for everything from engine to water sports equipment to new model boats. doors open a

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. thank you for joining us. is that a sunrise? >> anjuli: that looks pretty dark to me. >> lindsay: 7:20. there's a better one. >> alcides: that's the sunrise, right. >> lindsay: there's extra clouds in the mix this morning. there's showers out there. i'm not sure what was going on with that camera. we'll get outside and let's take a happening on brookdale bayshore. a little fog into citrus county but that's it. visibility is pretty darn good for this time. temperatures are warm at 72 ba bartow, 77 in tampa and it's 78 in st. pete and so steamy because the winds are light. with it we'll talk about sky tower. we're in a setup where i wouldn't be surprised if the shower you see may have been a wate stay offshore. if you're boating avoid these type of cells. zoom further out. a couple extra showers meandering a couple mimes west of fort de soto. most of the rain is over the water and not over land. i'll let you know if that changes. rain chances are higher than yesterday and about 30% and the timing is primarily after 3:00 p.m. away f

. >> anjuli: i think a i am anjuli davis. jim weber is in for lindsay. how are things looking. >> jim: things are pretty n nice. a couple of showers into the gulf of mexico and those are moving away and you look over land, all quiet. today as well. rain chance only 20% for this afternoon mainly throughout the interyear with the afternoon sea breezes developing. here in tampa, we are warming up 77 degrees. st. petersburg at 80. clearwater, 77. down in seat, 77. mid to lower 70s. partly cloudy skies as we go through the afternoon. humidity still there, so still feels pretty warm outside and daytime highs are heading up into the upper 80s, low 90s here in tampa we are looking at 90 start to cool down by 5 o'clock back down to 89 degrees. we start to bring that rain chance back a little bit more as we head into sunday. we will talk more about that coming up in a little bit. back to you. >>> and we start with that developing story out of washington state. there has been a shooting at a mall in burlington, washington. and here is what we know so far. during an

. >> anjuli: i am anjuli davis. those stories in a minute. lindsay has more on our saturday morning forecast. >> lindsay: good morning, guys. out the door to lightly warmer temperatures. a little back to reality. 73 in bartow. 79 in tampa. 75 in crystal river. 80s moved in st. pete. instead of in the blue, we are running only a few degrees warmer. up to 4 in many pots. overall good visibility but the morning is dry. we haven't seen thatch rain that has resulted in to much heat. today with a little more moisture creeping in going with more a 30% to 40% rain chance not until after 3:00 in most spots. a swirl here a swirl here south of the keys. a tropical disturbance has a slim chance it will develop and moving west. will not play a role in our local weather. as we head to the day today, more about the above-average heat. 88 by lunchtime hit 92 today. between 3 and 8:00 our best chance for scattered showers and storms including at the bulls game tonight. could be storms around. your game-day forecast coming coming. >>> thanks, lindsay, we start

anjuli davis has the day off. >> lindsay: i'm lindsay milbourne. glad to share an actual sunrise. breaks in the clouds and not a drop of rain yet. storm chances building this afternoon. it just kind of looks leftover moisture from hermine. so just because it's dry now, that's not to say it will be dry all day. more of a typical storm coverage at 40-50%. beach looks cloudy with high clouds. i want to encourage you to keep it on the sand and not in the water today. radar looks quiet. what we're seeing is a sign of what is to come. moisture building on the near shore waters. most of this 13 miles west stays offshore. by midday one or two of these could make bay. we are in the mid-to-upper 70s. we will warm up to 79 in tampa. low 70s hanging on. enjoy it. bartow and arcadia. 73 and 74. stalled front to the north. moisture to the west. gives way to interior storms this afternoon at 40 to 50%. on the back side of hermine, which is no longer tropical is drier air. that moves in to the early part of the week. we want to point out this system really is going to bring rough surf and strong

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. we have lindsay milbourne to talk about the forecast.

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. thank you for joining us. first, let's talk about our forecast, because everyone wants to know how beautiful is the day will be. >> lindsay: and how hot it will be. yesterday was 95. we didn't say much rain, and i would expect similar coverage in the rain department today. so it's the work week where the rain chances go up and the heat is more in check.

fox 13's anjuli davis is here with the chilling details just released . ((anjuli--mp)) this was supposed to be a routine sale. the seller met the buyer in a store parking lot-- and even, brought a friend. empty handed...and reeling ((anjuli--mp)) sheriff judd says your best bet when you are selling or buying something discussed online....is to meet during the day....and inside a local law enforcement office. they say the bad guys-- generally will steer clear of those encounters. kelly. ((kelly--ots)) anjuli..thanks... dozens of guns are swiped in a matter of minutes...and investigators say the gun store ?owner is largely to blame. polk deputies say three burglars broke into "titan early sunday morning. they took off with nearly 40 guns...in just two minutes. investigators say the store ?did have an alarm system...but the guns-- weren't locked up...and were still on display after-hours, on pegs...hanging freely from the wall. 00:12:25 people who run a professional gun store have layers of protection. 00:14:45 sheriff gra >>> they have layers. >> the sheriff

and anjuli davis explains why child services in florida and north carolina failed her daughter. >> she had an ear to ear grin 6-year-old. >> she was it did not matter she could make you smile. >> but on friday her life ended too soon. she was found dead along the highway in asheville, north carolina. investigators say her father is to blame. today in the courtroom the 36-year-old was charged with first degree murder and is being held without bond. hernando says they had been fighting to get her back to florida. >> we're going for custody. we have been for 15 months but a bitter battle kept her in limbo. a few months ago she was taken from her father and placed in a foster home. now she wants to know how he was able to access her while she was supposed to be in the protective care of the state. >> there should have been no way he should have found her at all. >> social services in north carolina would not confirm how she was removed from home. but the aunt said she wants answers on how and why this bright smile was stolen from the world so soon. >> i don't know how can you do that to yo

they were found outside of florida area anjuli davis is here to tell us more. >> that avert went out across the airwaves and the cell phones and the effort mason and ry-had ryland were in georgia with their parents. they do not have custody. stacy and ryan williams have a history of domestic violence and past drug use. saturday night stacy buste guardian, hit the woman in the face and took off with the kids. the detectives got a tip the family was traveling through georgia and it panned out and the parents and children were located today by georgia state police. the kids are not harmed. no word on what charges the parents may face. >>> the zika related ban is officials say they made the decision since it has been 45 days since it was reported in the area and fewer mosquitoes showing up. the ban took effect last month when wynwood was the first place where the virus was transmitted. the governor declared the neighborhood zika free. >> they should enjoy themselves. everyone took it seriously and resolved it. >> the cdc is urging pregnant women and partners to take preventative measures

and anjuli davis talked to his teammates and coaches who are still in >> reporter: and news of jose fernandez's death devastated his ins family ling them to cancel the game that he was slated to be the starting pitcher for. today his family here in tampa remembers the legend, player with a bulldog mentality paired with a boy's love for the game. as part of the 2009 state championship team, brandon johnson is used to playing alongside the best. dug-out with anyone more difficultied than a former teammate jose fernandez. >> he was one of those guys it did not matter the game you were playing, practice or you know just a simple pick up game or real life game like the state championship, he would want to beat you. >> and it was noticed by the coach, he showed up here i knew he was special. i told my coach i said he will be in once in aifetime. i tell people, to us he was like a comet to then we the rest of the world to see. >> that's what he did. he was draft pick in 2011. and he always returned to his home away from home season. his baseball field. johnson saw him there in 2013 right after he was

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. we'll talk more about celebrating and remembering those that were killed on september 11th 15 years ago today in a second. first, we have the forecast. >> lindsay: there's a warm start to the day. make sure and bring the sunscreen, because we're heating up outside. looking towards the beach, the place to be and we're dry. at least we're not at 80 this hour. to sirata beach, light winds and fantastic beach day with big jump in temps this hour. next hour plan on many more 80s. it's 76 in sebring and 79 in tampa and 80 in st. petersburg with the humidity feeling a few degrees warmer. plan ahead for above average temperatures this afternoon. small change this morning is 90 miles offshore we have a couple of showers, but look at where they're moving. they're moving northwest and not near the coast. that southeast wind will pull in deeper moisture tomorrow so you see that building acrs bahamas. tomorrow is a more active day weather-wise, but today is hot with a few shower between 4:00 and 8

anjuli davis is here with how a person is i love this story. >> reporter: me, too, linda. this was a terrible story a man came up and asked him for the time in the parking lot before he knew what happened, that man was beating him up stealing his money and walker. >> the wounds on the body are fresh. >> that's a place he hit me. >> reporter: confidence will never be the same. last night he was running an st. pete when a man robbed him in the middle of the day knocking him to the ground and using his own walker to beat him. >> after that happenedky not go and nowky not go on the bay. >> he took off with all the money and his walker and this morning a fox 1 viewer heard the story and had to help out. >> they messaged me to, they stole his walker after they had beaten him. she had a walk they're she wanted to give him she brought it by the station. >> the woman who does not want to be identified said it belonged to a family member who passed away. she is happy to pay it forward. >> everyone has their own problems and lives and everything else, but for her to go out of her way

>>laura: anjuli davis' birth date is close to emma's birthday. >>russell: we think outside the box here. >>laura: just random. >>russell: and brad pitt's biggest concern regarding the kids. he claims that angelina jolie is putting them at risk. first he's moved on to chris decorations apparently, charley belcher. >>charley: yeah. why not? nothing has been picked over yet. but we have to decorate for oktoberfest first, russell, and they will be decorating the table, at least for oktoberfest here. we're at the salamander market grill, a restaurant that's open to the public here at inis brook and they have a german chef. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, ((laura welcome back to good day tampa >>laura: welcome back. time is 7:25. and the mayor of charlotte, north carolina has lifted a >>russell: she put that in effect thursday after two nights of violent protests. things have been pretty peaceful since, including a demonstration ye

i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: lindsay is back to talk about the forecast. what can you expect at the big game? >> lindsay: plenty of heat. get tents to beat the heat tailgating but be mindful of the showers will develop late this afternoon. look at that view. nice, dazzling reflection of the sun there, limited clouds for you. we hop over to clearwater beach where we had a shower offshore. it's fizzling so we have light winds for you, and clouds build offshore and only one area of showers that continues to fall apart. we can call this a shower. one tiny little shower about five miles west of reddington beach, a little further south. these showers hang south and they're about 10 miles west of anna maria and fort de s soto. we keep an eye on those, and i'm not expecting them to reach the coast, though. we don't have 80s this hour. we can celebrate that and bartow is at 72. our weather controlled by very light winds and some drier air aloft today. with that you see the high, and notice the wind arrows all over the place. light wind means the sea breeze moves aw

. >> jen: and i am jen epstein in for anjuli davis. a check with dave with the forecast in just a while. >>> tropical storm hermine is showing downed trees, power lines. roofs ripped off homes and, of course, flooding. >>> and while many people are still dealing with high floodwaters in other areas, the water has started to recede. if you picked up sandbags before hermine came through, you know -- now you have to try to figure out what to do with all of that. officials in pasco county say sand pages and sand that haven't come -- sandbags and sand that haven't come in contact with the water can be reused; however, if the stormwater you need to get rid of it sooner than later and could be harboring harmful bacteria and they can be taken to your county landfill. >>> protesters took to the streets of clair mel demanding justice for an unarmed black man who was shot and killed by a hillsborough county deputy. officials say 22-year-old lavonia riggins sold drugs to them during an undercover sting and refuse fused to come out of a back bedroo

anjuli davis is here with more. >> this usf professor has studied forgotten baby syndrome for the past 12 years. the brain can autopilotandrelyonroutine. that's that's when the accident traditionally happen. >> we forget material objects. we forget appointments but we don't forget our children in cars. >> it's a thought process professor david diamond used to believe himself but the psychology professor and memory scientist changed his tune after brain snaps into autopilot during every day life. >> we make these fatal memory errors and say they shouldn't happen but they happen often. >> it's called suppression of perspective memory when a routine overrides an activity. it could be as simple as forgetting to stop at the store after work or forgetting a quiet baby in the backseat. >> they lose awareness that the sleeping child is in the backseat so they go through a routine that they' times before. when they get to their destination, because they have lost awareness of the child in the car, they exit the car, they go about their daily activities completely unaware the child's in the car.

on this sunday morning, i'm anjuli davis. >> alcides: i'm alcides segui. thank you for joining us. good morning, lindsay. >> lindsay: it looks lovely to start out the day. it may not team that great. humidity high and temperatures are warm, but, hey, at least its looking good brookdale bayshore with only a few clouds this morning and very light winds and hence that soupy foam. in lakeland if you joined us at this time yesterday, a lot of low cloud cover and no visibility iesh us for you and pockets of low clouds in eastern portions of pasco and wesley chapel seeing that where you live. crystal river at 73 and st. petersburg is the warm spot at 80. we're all dry, and what will happen today is with light by late day where our sea breezes meet up east of i-75 is the best rain chance. however, with that sea breeze on the west coast by early afternoon, we'll at least see a few showers develop and shift east. what's to our east is tropical depression julia kind of springing back to life. look at that moisture building. we'll have the latest track on that coming up. rain chances today by