Sunny and hot this afternoon as temps push into the 90's again.  Our rain chance is pretty minimal.  Hot and dry again tomorrow before we turn wet by the end of the week.  Rain chances Thursday are 60%, then 90% Friday and Saturday. 

We're watching two tropical systems in the Atlantic--neither poses a risk to us.  Tropical Depression #13 has formed far out in the ocean and moving north.  We're also tracking Tropical Storm Leslie, south of Bermuda.  It's a little stronger this morning but barely moving.

Today's interview lineup:

At 6:23 hear Stephanie Brown at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte with the military message Florida delegates are hearing. 

At 6:53 hear Jamie Dupree in Charlotte explain why Democrats are calling on President Obama to get more aggressive. 

At 7:53 hear  Stephanie Brown, who spotted Mayor Alvin Brown at the Florida delegate breakfast and the reason he's in Charlotte.

At 8:23 hear Jamie Dupree explain how he knows the California Democratic party chairman who compared Republican tactics to Nazi propagandists.

Our Top Local Story:  Florida Democrats are a fired-up bunch as they gather in Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention.  It all gets started this morning with the delegate breakfast featuring Jacksonville Congresswoman Corrine Brown, Newark Mayor Corey Booker and Florida Congresswoman Kathy Castor. 

Our Top National Story:  First lady Michelle Obama headlines the first night of the convention with a speech in Charlotte.  She'll make her case for why her husband should serve another four years.  Hear all of the speeches starting at 8pm today on WOKV.COM.

Delegates at the Democratic National Convention vote today to adopt their party platform.  It echoes President Obama's call for higher taxes on wealthier Americans while backing same-sex marriage and abortion rights.  It's in sharp contrast to the Republican platform that would ban abortion and gay marriage, repeal Obamacare and shift Medicare into a voucher-style program.

The chairman of the California Democratic Party has compared Republican tactics to the "big lie'' strategy most famously employed by Nazi propagandists.  California Democratic chief John Burton says Republicans lie and don't care whether people know they lie and that, quote, "As long as you lie, Joseph Goebbels, the big lie, you keep repeating it.''  Goebbels was the chief of Nazi propaganda.  Burton later apologized to anyone offended by his comparison.

Still without power--Tens of thousands of utility customers in Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas are living without the comforts of light and air conditioning, nearly a week after Hurricane Isaac pounded the Gulf Coast.  President Obama visited an area near New Orleans Monday where neighborhoods are soaked in water. More than 2,800 people are still in shelters in Louisiana.

New information on the person struck and killed by a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Lt. headed to work Monday.   Police tell us 27 year-old Laporsha Watson bypassed the pedestrian overpass and walked across I-95 just north of Union Street yesterday morning around 5:30.  She was hit by the patrol vehicle drive by Lt. Jimmy Ricks and then hit by a second vehicle.  Watson's family says she had recently been released from prison and was putting her life back together.

Starting today, the only people who will be allowed to bring weapons into the new Duval County Courthouse are judges and uniformed officers.  A new policy goes into effect today that bars plainclothed officers from bringing weapons into the courthouse.They must either leave them in their cars or check them at the entrance.

Maurice Jones-Drew is back from his holdout and back on the practice field.  Coach Mike Mularkey says Jones-Drew will play Sunday in Minnesota, but Rashad Jennings is still the starter.  Hear the game Sunday at 1pm.  Our coverage begins at 10am with the Tailgate Show. 

The big Hollywood actor who played a death row inmate in "The Green Mile" has died.  Michael Clarke Duncan was just 54.  He was being treated for a heart attack at Cedars-Siani Medical Center in Los Angeles.

Imagine taking a bite out of a one-ton cheeseburger.  A Minnesota casino cooked up a world-record bacon cheeseburger that's 10 feet in diameter and weighs more than a ton.  The burger included 60 pounds of bacon, 50 pounds of lettuce, 50 pounds of sliced onions, 40 pounds of pickles and 40 pounds of cheese.  It took about four hours to cook the patty. A crane was used to flip it.