skeens was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. perretta has been charged with leaving the scene... and careless driving. ?has hillsborough county ?finally reached a deal with ride-sharing services? we should find out, later this morning. the public transportation commission is holding a news conference with representatives from "uber." and "uber" says they have reached a ?temporary deal. "uber" says specific details on the temporary regulations won't be announced but the tampa bay times is reporting that both "uber" and "lyft" have agreed to have tougher background checks for their drivers. that could include a statewide criminal records search.. along with a search of federal court records, state and national sex offender databases and f-b-i most-wanted lists. the news conference is scheduled for ten this morning at the hillsborough county center in downtown tampa. a little relief for homeowners in mulberry. mosaic has released the first round of test results from private wells. and it says the water ?is safe t company to do the

troopers say the teen hit ann marie skeens. she was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and pereta has been chaed with leaving could be getting closer to an agreement with ride sharing companies? background checks including a staid-wide criminal background search including sex offder and the fbi's most wanted list, but it's still not clear whether the transportation commission approve that deal. we are told that representatives there. >> and we have this update on a local little league that is missing tens of thousands of dollars. tonight they are getting -- they are struggling to keep their season going. the on-line company is withholding about $40,000 from the league, and until that money is turned over, the league has started a gofundme account to keep their season alive, and received almost $11,000. we had a feeling that the community would step up. >> 11 grand? that is really wonderful. well, coming up a largo police officer gets a little bit emotional knowing that her gesture went a long way. >> i was on cloud 9 a

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democrats had had a much stronger convention and he had been beaten up, he went on a long sort of downward skeenin which he had one bad story after another, bad story in which he -- of his own creation. and the question is whether he can handle this debate and the aftermath of this debate in a way that doesn't deepen his problems. >> what's really striking to me, and you'll have a chance to miss machado here in a few minutes, is we now know that this seems to have been planned by the clinton people well before the debate. she gave an interview to cosmo magazine some days ago, got the pictures all ready, so they could publish it today. what were they thinking about? this is going to become a big story today. >> hillary clinton almost didn't get it into the debate. it seems like she kind of shoehorned it in the last minute. >> she had a strategy. you can see it from the moment she arrived to unsettle donald trump. she raised what we know is a hot button for him, the fact that he was given money by his father to start his businesses. and you could see her systematically trying to unravel him. and b

tom skeen in new york. > the new iphone 7 went onsale today.any may walk away empty handed because apple hasn't made enough phones for demand. apple has decided to break with tradition and not announce the first weekend sales figures. u.s. safety regulators have made it official. samsung will recall the galaxy note 7 smart phone after dozens of the phones caught fire or exploded. they are recalling them because of a battery flaw. francine: thank you so much. deutsche bank shares falling ome 7% in frankfurt. the $14 billion claim is to settle investigation into the sale of mortgage-backed securities. figures are triple what some analysts had estimated. the company suspects the amount will go lower. james, a significant lower amount. it can't really be that significantly lower, can it? >> well, there is a history of european banks getting slapped with big fines because of the securities issues. during the precrisis period and then getting their governments to go in to bat for them to try to get the fine mitigated to some extent. the fines have be