A stormy start to our new work week.  Expect a mix of sun and clouds today, warm temps in the afternoon in the mid-90's, and a good chance of afternoon thunderstorms. 

Our Top Local Story:  All eyes on Hurricane Irene--the forecast track puts it over Jacksonville as a hurricane Friday.  Irene is moving across Puerto Rico, pounding the area with torrential rains and winds.  We'll be watching the track of Irene very closely throughout the week.    Hear Heather Zehr discuss the factors that could make Irene a major hurricane.  Even though the storm is several days away, Duval County's emergency preparedness chief is urging you to get prepared. 

It's back to class across Jacksonville.  And for the parents of kids in several magnet schools, the ride to class is different.  Superintendent Ed Pratt Dannals says most parents have made transportation arrangements.  The district has set up a website, jaxmagnets.com, that includes information on carpooling.

Clean-up and investigation of a gas station explosion continues in St. Johns County. And it's leading to a slight stall for the first day of school near Masters Drive and State Road 16.  Expect delays as people look for alternate routes to work and to get their kids to school.

Plans for a toll road on the city's westside is pitting Mayor Brown against the Clay County Commission.  The mayor tells the Times Union it's a mistake to pursue a toll road for the planned "outer beltway" when the economy is in bad shape.  Clay County Commission Chairman Travis Cummings says to avoid new taxes, the best way to fund the beltway is through tolls.

A Ponte Vedra Beach pilot is killed at a Kansas City air show.  Bryan Jensen was performing maneuvers in his small plane when he failed to pull out of a dive in time and crashed.  Jensen was an accomplished commercial pilot, having logged over 23-thousand hours of flight time for several major airlines.

Another air show disaster comes from Michigan, when a stunt man falls more than 200 feet from a plane during an air show.

A newlywed couple has now been missing for a week, and police need your help in finding them.  36-year-old Jeanette Hawkins and her husband, 31-year-old Ricardo Morgan, were last seen last Monday on Woolery Drive in Arlington.  Jeanette's mother, Vanessa Reed says it's unlike her to disappear the way she did.  Police have not ruled out foul play.

Our Top National Story:  World leaders say the end is near for the regime of Moammar Gadhafi and are calling on the Libyan leader to relinquish power.  Rebels have taken control of most of the Libyan capital.  President Obama says Libya is slipping from the grasp of a tyrant and Gadhafi has reached a tipping point.  Lt. Colonel Jeff Addicott says he's not optimistic about who's behind the rebels. 

Spending cuts and entitlement reform, are the big recommendations favored by a majority of economists.  The latest survey by the National Association for Business Economics finds 56% of its members favor spending cuts and reigning in the cost of Medicare and Medicaid as the right way to reduce the deficit.  37% favor equal parts spending cuts and tax increases.

Updating You Decide 2012--one of the most vocal opponents of the health care overhaul could find his state being among the biggest beneficiaries.  Experts say Texas would gain coverage for nearly four million uninsured residents.  Governor Rick Perry has blocked moves to lay the groundwork for expanding coverage.

Prosecutors could drop the sexual assault case against former IMF leader Dominique Strauss-Kahn today.  Apparently the prosecutors don't have the evidence that the alleged victim was forced into a sexual encounter.