For those waking to hurricane dread, dawn brings good news:
- Ana's depressed and falling to pieces. Claudette gives a love tap to the Panhandle. And everybody's stressing about Bill. But fortunately, the latest projections have this hurricane turning north toward open water, reports CBS4's Craig Setzer.
- Hell with Hurricanes. In Hollywood the parked cars attack. Seriously, check out the weekend's best interview subject, John Marese, the victim of a hit-and-run while in his house. He describes being in his roommate's room where, he sees fit to mention, there's a "dresser full of magazines and DVDs" -- back issues of The Economist, stashed alongside yoga videos, let's assume. "And all of a sudden, man, "Thoomp!" This truck comes flying through..." And somewhere, the nuns in his Catholic school say, "Toldjaso!"
- In West Palm, the alleged rapists of a 35-year-old woman and her 12-year-old boy in Dunbar Village go to trial tomorrow, reports Susan Spencer-Wendel for the Palm Beach Post.
- South Florida Catholics lament the wave of mergers that will affect local parishes. John D. Davis names them in today's Sun-Sentinel.
- We all hate tow trucks, but stealing them is not going to help. Besides, as Toluse Olorunnipa reports in the Miami Herald, the trucks' GPS systems make it hard to make a clean getaway.
- In sports, the Dolphins make their preseason debut tonight and the Marlins split a doubleheader with the Rockies.
