now he calls on the state senator to help abolish the ptc. he says it's too bureaucratic and too slow to adjust to new technology county government. >>> it might be too cloudy for us to see it, but across the country people get their last look for now at the skaultd su super it was brought closer to earth making it appear 14% bigger and 30% brighter. it hit its peak early this morning. the super moon is the biggest and brightest in 70 years, and we won't see it again for at least another 18 years. love that picture. >> wow. >> that reminds me of e.t. remember e.t. when he was pedaling on the bike across the moon? >> absolutely. who can forget? beautiful, yeah. i'm envious of all the pictures on social media of people's super moon photos and we have clouds here. >> we just imagine what it looks like outside right now. >> sometimes you can see it. it's so bright it's kind of -- you can see it opaquely through the clouds. >> a little bit tonight. last night was pretty bay, but tonight it's tough when you get clouds and rain. you don't see much a

ptc chairman victor crist negotiated the deal with uber and lyft, aimed at better safety for you. it requires an enhanced background check on drivers. they also have carry additional insurance and have their cars inspected each year. stand up: commissioner crist says this agreement is a big deal because our area could be the blueprint for the future of these companies. the new regulations might spark statewide legislation maybe even nationwide. sot why not have what bits and pieces they've agreed to here, there and everywhere in one tightly designed said they are hoping for statewide regulations to keep them driving. in tampa, garin flowers 10 news wtsp. as a part of the deal in flowers 10 news wtsp. as a part of the deal in as a part of the deal in hillsborough, uber must pay the p-t-c 250 thousand dollars per year and lyft has to pay 125 thousand dollars. both say it won't increase your cost to ride. now to an issue facing cab drivers. we hear a lot about the dangers of distracted driving. but what about tired driving? as 10 investigates first told you- that is an issue on your

they say they're on schedule to meet the deadline to have ptc fully installed. >>> it's 5:47. to an nbc 10 exclusive. a major effort to rebuild a philadelphia neighborhood destroyed by the move bombing decades ago is under way and only nbc 10 was there yesterday as companies interested in redeveloping dozens of vacant homes toured the area. more than 60 homes burned down after a police helicopter dropped a bomb on a house that was serving as the headquarters of the radical group move in 1985. efforts to rebuild over the years ended with shoddy construction. now the city is hoping to avoid making the same mistakes. nbc 10 spoke to neighbors who welcomed the news. >> i would have liked to see it all come back together as a whole community and people living in the homes and not have vacant homes it has all these years. >> the city will take proposals from developers through the middle of next month. we'll keep you updated. >>> it is 5:48. >> much warmer than yesterday. >> we'll take it. >> and it's going to get warmer in spite of the rain that's just starting to move into the are

ptc is in place on all but one stretch of track. the equipment is in all of the septa trains and employees have been trained in how to it use it. amtrak has ptc instuld along the northeast corridor. it's on most of the rail company's 450 miles that it owns between washington and boston. but a 56-mile stretch between new haven, connecticut, and new rochelle, new york, still does not have the technology. new jersey transit has made little progress in getting the ptc into place according to federal railroad administration. it's not on any tracks. the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it's making. it's on schedule to meet a deadline december 2018 to have it fully installed. 50 degrees outside. today philadelphia's rolling out new services to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spen

rather than congress debating and continuing new technologies pacific tax credits like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptcs with the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear renewables and the carbon capture administrations? >> i didn't quite get the last sentence. >> last is, and it's a long one so i understand that. rather than congress debating continuing new technologies specific tax credits that i mentioned earlier, like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptcs, what with the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear, renewables and carbon capsules? >> absolutely yes. or i would include in that all the oil and gas facilities as well which gives us a substance for a certain kind. the answer is yes, the carbon charm, our revenue is critical but the answer is yes, it would be the most efficient way to do it. some members of my task force think that's exactly what you should do but that's not part of our report because we are on an initiati

rather than congress debating and continuing new technology-specific tax credits, like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptcs, would the best policy be a technology-neutral price on carbon, which would promote all clean energy technologies, including nuclear, renewables and carbon capture and sequestration? >> you say -- i didn't quite get the last sentence, sir. >> the last is, and it's a long one, so i'm going to -- >> thank you, sir. >> rather than congress debating and continuing new technology-specific tax credits that i mentioned earlier, like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptcs, would the best policy be a technology-neutral price on carbon, which would promote all clean energy technologies, including nuclear, renewables and carbon capture and sequestration? >> absolutely yes. >> and that's your -- >> and, and i would include in that all the oil and gas drilling things as well, which gives subsidies for certain kinds of fossil -- the answer is yes. a single carbon charge. how the revenue is spent is critical to how it looks elsewhere, but the answer is, yes, it would be the most efficie

rather than congress debating and continuing new technology specific tax credits like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptc would the best path be a renewable price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear renewables and carbon capture and sequestration? >> you say -- i didn't quite get the last sentence, sir. >> the last is -- and it's a long one so i'm going to go over it again. >> thank you, sir. >> rather than congress debating and continuing new technology-specific tax credits that i mentioned earlier, like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptcs would the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear, renewables and carbon capture and sequestration? >> absolutely yes. >> and that's -- >> and i would include in that all the oil and gas drilling things as well which gives subsidies for certain kinds of fossil fuels. the answer is yes. a single carbon charge. how the revenue is spent is critical to how it looks elsewhere, but the answer is yes it would be the most efficient way to do

new jersey transit has made little from degrees in getting the ptc into place according to the federal railroad administration. it's not on any of their tracks. the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it is making. njt says it's on schedule to meet the deadline of december 2018 to have ptc fully installed. >>> philadelphia is rolling out a new effort to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the face of homeless youth. nbc10.com or on our nbc 10 app. >>> all right. 6:38 and we have some weather to talk about. lots of moving in. >> bill henley has the details on that. >> we're seeing the very first of round one this morning. that's light rain falling and notice the camera shaking a bit. that's the wind blowing and that will have significant impact on our weather today. the rain right now, scattered light rain is s

the good news for you, the ptc also voted to allow competitors of uber and lyft to offer ridesharing services as well. >> the more competition, the better the price and service. >> reporter: the chairman negotiated the deal with the safety for you. it requires an enhanced background check on drives. they have to carry additional insurance and have their cars inspected each year. the commissioner says this is a big deal because our area might forecast the future of these companies. the new regulations here might spark statewide rules and maybe even nationwide. >> why not have what bits and pieces they have agreed to here, there, and everywhere in one tightly designed package here at home? >> reporter: in st both uber and lyft said they are hoping for statewide regulations to keep them moving forward. not in reverse. in tampa, garin flowers, 10news wtsp. >> as part of the deal in hillsborough, uber must pay the ptc $250,000 a year, and lyft has to pay $125,000. both say it will not increase your costs to ride. >>> 6:37 is the time. during the campaign season a man spent most of his day

. >> yes hillsborough ptc will probably take this up at the next meeting in december. that's a step forward. they're going to say we should include recalls in the annual inspection. we'll be there checking it out and hopefully we can get recalls at least in taxicabs on the mandatory things they have to do before they hit the road. url.com/checkrecall. >> that's to see if your car has a recall. >> are people doing that? does it compare with the number of recalls uber has had. >> most people do it. it's about the same for uber. uber drivers are like us, consumers who are on the road. three out of four times they'll get a postcard and check or fix it. but not everybody is. go to my facebook page for the link or on wtsp.com. >>> if they show up, you better have your stuff together. these guys are like 60 minutes. out. >>> warming up this morning. >> there it is. i don't like the look but that's florida. we were in the 30s and 40s for the last couple mornings. >> what's typical for our location is when we get the cold shots, they only last a couple days. we are already star

. >> reporter: saying for too long the ptc has been controlled by the cab companies.>> it has been used to keep the door closed for innovation, new businesses, and opportunities. >> reporter: commissioner ken hagan cast the deciding vote. >> the public is overwhelming -- overwhelmingly supportive as a my. >> reporter: uber believes a >> i'm hoping that our legislature will provide the adult leadership that has been so sorely lacking here and will do what 30 other states have done and create a permanent home for ridesharing in florida. >> reporter: after the meeting, we wanted to know if cab companies intend to sue to prevent the agreement from going forward. they didn't want to talk. >> we have already said everything we needed to say. >> reporter: we really had a couple of questions for the managers of yellow cab and united cab, but they did the vehicle inspections, there will be a grace period for that, but finally uber and lyft will be legal in harris -- in hillsborough county. >> and hillsborough county was the last in the bay area to make it illegal. is it now legal in all of the s

the director did promise the transit agency will meet a deadline to install positive train control or ptc. that's technology that slows a train if it is speeding. right now it is missing from the track on hoboken and other rails in the area. >>> stevie wonder brings political star power to philly for hillary clinton and he's not the only "a" list celebrity making a push before tuesday's election. details ahead. >>> i am here all by myself. >> and during a campaign stop in pennsylvania donald trump says he doesn't need outside star power. he has his own. we will have more on his visit to hershey coming up. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one.

rather than congress debating and continuing technology specific tax credits like the nuclear ptcs with the best policy being technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technology including nuclear renewables and carbon capture. >> i didn't quite get the last sentence. >> the last is a long one. rather than congress debating and continuing new technology specific tax credits i mentioned earlier like the nuclear ptcs, with the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technology including nuclear, renewable and carbon capture? >> absolutely yes and i would include all the oil and gas as well which gives subsidies for certain -- i would answer yes. a single carbon charge. how the revenue is spent, how it looks elsewhere, the most efficient way to do it, some members of my task force, that is not part of my report. that is an initiative not to say as it is discussed. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for being here and your work on the report. i share the issues with respect, to address the need to reduce carbon

the ptc approved a temporary agreement and allows the services to operate within the county. the deal requires stricter background checks and vehicle inspections and insurance for drivers. the insurance part is nothing new. uber had that requirement for its drivers. >>> today is a big day for starbucks fans. to celebrate customers will get one free at participating locations. i have great hope that people will be calm about this. >> why do they got to be red? why can't they be green. why do we have to discriminate on the color of the cup. you know someone will argue about that. 6:48. lee has a check on weather and traffic. >>> everyone c beautiful sunrise happening right now at insbrook resort. 61 degrees. this morning there may be a couple of clouds and a few spots at 61 degrees. 81 at 3:00 p.m. and comfortable. look what a difference this cold front is making from 50s in brooksville and the further spreading south. 63 in tampa and 67 right now in sarasota. dora and inverness at 54 degrees. 13 degrees cooler at inverness than yesterday. tampa 4 degrees cooler and bradenton y

affairs director is still taking swipes at the ptca reacng wednesday ending the two-year battle with the ptc. the ride sharing companies will do stricter checks but not the most secure checks. and they will agree to inspections they will not charge the higher prices during disasters. >> the decision met opposition from the taxi industry which said the operating agreement or rules, we need rules and toas not for two corporate monopolies. >> the agreement with uber and lyft expires next december but they hope the legislature will keep uber and companies like it in the sunshine state. >> i hope it will provide leadership and do what other permanent home for ride sharing. >> it treated another set of moves. they require the fingerprint checks but do not apply to uber and lyft just any other companies that want to come in. >> evan lambert. thank you very much. >>> 's today was cloudy but can cloudy and we still at tia. >> and light rain and moving rapidly from west to east and the air over us is very dry. it moves our way and it kind of evaporates. and out and about this evening and you drops, th

. >>> a lawsuit against the publi ptc. a blow to the troubled agency and the ride sharing war. that's tonight at 11. >>> thank you very much, cynthia. >>> you may have seen his segments here on fox 13, what you may not know about attorney jeff brown is that he is a globe trotting adventurer for sure. he is bringing those experiences and much more to a local school. tonight he is what's right with ?[music] ? >> are you a celebrity at our school, he may be an attorney by profession but to students at brooksville elementary, jeff brown is a rock star. >> it was kind of excitement mixed with amazing. >> on this day, he is face timing them all the way from africa to give them big news. >> yes. >> the flag is part of history now. >> thanks to brown, the school represented by a flag at the top of mount kilananjaro, i want to inspire to you have dreams. >> brown took a picture of the flag and paraglided off with the flag in his pocket. >> the students were so excited they came up with a cheer just for him. their favorite adventurer visited them in person and he returned with something

rather than congress debating and continuing new technology specific tax credits like the nuclear ptc, with the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear renewables and carbon sequestration? >> i didn't quite get the last sentence. >> the last is, and it's a long one, rather than congress debating and continuing new technology specific tax credits that i mentioned earlier, like that nuclear ptc, with the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear, renewables, and carbon capture. >> absolutely, yes. and i would include in that all the oil and gas drilling things as well which gives subsidies to certain kinds of fossil fuels. the the answer is yes. a single carbon charge how the revenue is spent is critical to how it looks elsewhere. but i would be be interested. it would be the most efficient way to do it some members of my task force think that is exactly what should be done. >> but that is not part of our report because we are aske

rather than congress debating and continuing new technology specific tax credits like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptc would the best path be a renewable price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear renewables and carbon capture and sequestration? >> you say -- i didn't quite get the last sentence, sir. >> the last is -- and it's a long one so i'm going to go over it again. >> thank you, sir. >> rather than congress debating and continuing new technology-specific tax credits that i mentioned earlier, like the nuclear ptc or renewable ptcs would the best policy be a technology neutral price on carbon which would promote all clean energy technologies including nuclear, renewables and carbon capture and sequestration? >> absolutely yes. >> and that's -- >> and i would include in that all the oil and gas drilling things as well which gives subsidies for certain kinds of fossil fuels. the answer is yes. a single carbon charge. how the revenue is spent is critical to how it looks elsewhere, but the answer is yes it would be the most efficient way to do

ride sharing companies are street legal in the county after the ptc voted 4 to 3 to adopt rules both groups agreed to. drivers will not have to be fingerprinted. stricter background checks. agreement says uber drivers will have to get their cars inspected and company cannot charge more during disasters. >>> monroe county in south florida will be at first county in u.s. to test genetically modified mosquitos to fight zika. it would pass on genetic traits to their offspring that could cause them to die quickly in water he did though county voted in favor testing still one more hurdle a where testing would happen voted against it. florida keys mosquito contr decision later this month. >> i can't wait to get outside. i know it looks gorgeous, dave. >> no, it is. it is very, very nice too. more i'm out here drier it becomes because this north wind is just dragging down this drier air. so love it. okay. let's get into it. our temperatures are sitting in mid 60s right now at tampa international. so, here in brandon, and bartow 64 to 66 degrees. still, we're almost at 9 o'clock. it's in the

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