Because the subfreezingng temperatures could mean an overnight refreeze, and werere not the only ones digging out o this morning. Morni we have Live Team Coverage of winters revenge. Its a scatter. 24 Million People lose insurance, 14 million in then ie first year, um, price hikesce hk specials follow seniors, follos, dramatic loss in both access ans coverage for women. The gops Health Care Plan pa put to the test. And its score isnt lookingng good. Go now, president trauma systemdeny hitting the road to try and sell it to the american people. And later, a blast from the. Ast. The first trailer for the loveov actually sequel is here. S he. And it might have you feeling a little nostalgic. Lgic good day at 9a starts now. And we say good day d. C. Onn this wintry mix of a tuesday, were so glad youre with usurt today. Im holly morris alongside of allison, steve and wisdom. It is our first snow of 20171 of the season really so we needd some help. The torm has been all over place and were r
Presented to city council. Yeah. This is a big moment for the city, because these plans could be the deciding factor on whether the rays stay right here in downtown st. Pete. And one of the biggest assets working in the citys favor right now is all the land down working in the citys favor right now is all the land down here. There are 86 acres available for development. And the city wants to see much more than parking lots. So if the city has will stay put and build their new stadium near the same place as the current one. It would take up about 15 acres of land, leaving about 70 acres for redevelopment. The citys economic leaders say this would be some sort of publicprivate partnership, and well likely see a mixeduse development that could include some combination of housing, retail, business and entertainment. Its a huge opportunity that could bring in millions to the area each year, and city Officials Say we might not ever see another even though the rays are a central part of this
And getting ready to ship out dozens of linemen to the bahamas. A large portion of the bahamas are still without power since hurricane matthew. 10News Reporter Sarah Hollenbeck is live at tampa electrics Operation Center in tampa. Sarah, several large crews of people have been sent to the bahamas to help. Yes, theyve sent one crew after another to relieve the linemen down there who have been working around the clock to restore power to the tropical islands. These teams are taking 3 power trucks and 20 workers to the port in miami, where theyll load up on a barge and ship out. Hurricane matthew battered the bahamas with winds over 100 miles per hour. Ripping roofs off homes, and knocking out power to19 thousand homes and businesses. Hurricane matthew as a category 4 storm and knocked out electricity to 100 percent of the customers of grand bahama power co. Damage is so severe that in some areas, the electrical system is being rebuilt from the ground up. Itll be strenuous work for the ta
Meanwhile, our local supervisor of elections offices are busy. Every local county in tampa bay besides pasco and highlands counties will open select locations for early voting today. Pinellas county gave us a look at one of their five early voting sites. Wheter you choose to vote early or on november 8th, Election Officials say theres a crucial item you should bring with you. Mail in ballots have also been pouring in. So much so that some of our local counties opened up drop off locations this past weekend. At 530. One mistake you could easily make that could get you in huge troubleand it has to do with your ballot and your smart phone. Im digging into that now. And will have that information you need to hear in 30 minutes. Ian. As trump campaigning in florida, Hillary Clinton will be visiting Hillsborough County on wednesday. But later today shell hold a rally with senator Elizabeth Warren in new hampshire. Clinton criss crossed North Carolina sunday. Appearing a group called mothers
Reporter absolutely all because of our 10 investigates emails we uncovered something. Its turns out that the executive director of the ptc, which is based inside of this building here at the county center was cracking down on these Ride Sharing Companies like lyft and uber but he may have been using taxicabs to actually help them out in this. Its just the latest and a lot of controversy involving the Public Transportation committee in hillsboro county and the Ride Sharing Companies uber an lyft who say that basically the ptc is forcing them out of business here in hillsboro county. Now, this is the same organization that the mayor has called a dinosaur that needs to be extinct and now the transportation committees future is up in the air. The Public Transportation committee regulates taxis, cabs, limos, ambulances and Ride Sharing Companies and this morning they are going to actually debate their own future right here at the county Center Starting at 9 00 a. M. A lot of people have loo