>> sending millions of gallons of polluted water into the

all new at 11:00 video of a massive sinkhole that opened at a facility in mulberry. good evening. i'm wendy ryan. >> i'm jamison uhler. tonight there are reports of millions of gallons of contamin into the florida aquifer. >> cameron poland is live with the latest. >> reporter: that's right, guys. we're at the entrance of this facility. the sinkhole is three miles south of where we are now. officials tell us at this point 215 million gallons of contaminated water have been released into the aquifer. tonight crews at the new whales

radioactive water that is seeping into the florida aquifer. officials found the massive sinkhole in late august in a containment pond near one of the stacks. >> one of our field technicians whose job is to monitor water levels in the ponds, when they were making their rounds they identified that there was a water level drop. >> reporter: workers drained the pond and found a 45-foot hole so deep they couldn't see a bottom. the company 215 million gallons of contaminated water used to process fertilize hear drained into the hole. >> we activated a recovery well so that we can capture any water that has gone down the hole. >> reporter: mosaic says that recovery well is engineered to pull contaminated water out of the aquifer and back into the plant but that could take months. in the meantime the company is using an extensive network of

far the contaminated water may have traveled. mosaic says so far the wells have not detected any additional contaminant in the groundwater, a sign the pumps are working. >> we have been talking to the florida department of environmental protection every single day. >> reporter: mosaic says it is monitoring around the clock and there is no risk to any surrounding communities. now, each one of those ponds sits on top of a liner that keeps that contaminated water however we are told the sinkhole collapsed that liner, sending water gushing below. we are going to continue to update you on this situation both on-air and on-line at abcactionnews.com. for abc action news i'm cameron poland. >> last year mosaic agreed to pay nearly $2 billion to settle a federal lawsuit. the company agreeing to clean up operations at six florida

claiming mosaic was improperly disposing of chemicals used to make fertilizers. we also did some checking on the epa website and discovered a history of enforcement action by the environmental protection agency. in a 2009 agreement mosaic agreed to spend $30 million on air pollution controls and in a civil enforcement case the epa fined mosaic nearly $3 million after a surprise inspection. if you wou l of them we have posted a link on our website. head over to abcactionnews.com. we're learning new information about the man killed by a hernando county deputy. right now that deputy and a sergeant are on leave. marisela burgos joins us live with more on what neighbors told her about that troubled man. marisela. >> reporter: a friend of the man who lived behind me said he had some serious internal struggles, and regardless of

a home on ridgetop loop in weeki wachee was blocked off as detectives investigated how the homeowner died. >> he's in a lot of pain. i think today he had a plan to commit suicide. >> reporter: deputies say the 911 caller told them joseph may not want to live any more. >> his nurse arrived there and she seen him with a gun, and she ran out of the house and called the police. >> reporter: a hernando county with training in this kind of a situation got to the house first. >> i was in the driveway then the police officers surrounded the house. >> reporter: deputies say at first they tried a non lethal way to take joseph into custody. >> then i heard one gunshot, then i heard about 10 gunshots after that, then the medics went in. >> reporter: his friend tony acres saw them take joseph away to the hospital. >> i didn't expect this. i was with him on friday and he

>> reporter: tony says his friend was a member of the marine corps league. >> he had been very ill from the effects of vietnam and agent orange for years. he had severe bone infections. and he's been fighting it for a long time. >> reporter: tony is also a member of the marine corps league. >> we're losing 22 veterans a day to suicide, and doc slosher is now a victim statistic. >> reporter: the florida department of law enforcement has taken over this investigation. i can also tell that you deputy and sergeant are currently on paid administrative leave. reporting live, marisela burgos, abc action news. new tonight this attorney in trouble with the law. deputies arresting franklin lowey for bringing two loaded guns into the courthouse.

weapon permit. we are quiet and have now returned to that summertime pattern. no more morning showers that have an issue to the start of your school day, getting the kids ready. you go outside, all of a sudden there's rain along the coast. that is not going to be an issue, not just tomorrow but i think right on through the weekend as well as we see mostly sunny skies early giving us hotter temperatures. oh by the way, hello, carl, the 11th named storm of the season. well become a hurricane down the road. its track is to the west. a closer look in a few minutes. there's a lot of mystery that surrounds the zika virus he is special its effect on adults. the virus has been found in the eyes of some patients. the next step is to see if the zika virus causes vision problems in adults. the virus is already known to cause severe eye damage in

sunshine state home. wildlife officials see the bear population growing thanks to extra protection measures now in place. hat gone from a few hundred bears statewide back in the '70s to allowing the first bear hunt in 20 years last october when 304 bears were killed. tonight a miracle in the marina. a manatee county man says if it wasn't for his dog he wouldn't be talking to us tonight. michael palusk brought back to life all thanks to his four-legged best friend. >> reporter: eddie says all he remembers is getting off his sailboat to take his dog for a walk, then falling into the water and blackness, waking up in the hospital. for her master, eddie today is

>> reporter: on august 23rd he fell off his sail boat. no one heard the splash except his dog. >> he was barking ferociously. >> reporter: debbie heard the barking and came out to see what was going on. >> it was dark. i actually thought it was a manatee or something. >> i wasn't expecting it to be eddie, but it was eddie in the water facedown. >> reporter: this man, a former army ranger, ju water. >> i told debbie when they took him out of here that we probably wouldn't be seeing is eddie come daylight that we needed to contact his family. >> i was actually dead with no pulse for almost 30 minutes. >> reporter: shorter doesn't know how or why he survived. >> all i remember is like i was in space with no stars. it was just abyss. >> reporter: but shorter is thankful he was rescued.

god has plans. it's just not your time to go. she is the one that saved my life. >> reporter: the good news is that shorter says because of bay, and he was saved so fast, he has no health issues, no brain problems, nothing. he's got a clean bill of health. michael paluska, abc action news. >> what a great story. still much more ahead all new at 11:00. one company now facing class action lawsuit for gathering very private information on product. coming up, the shocking way they did it. plus, take a look as bold thieves bust into a jewelry store. why police believe this million dollar haul wasn't their first or their last. and caught on camera, a bus driver apparently upset by a slow driver. what that bus driver does next

old man brutally attacked while watering his front lawn in chicago. he is asking neighbors who may recognize the two men on bikes who robbed, beat, and shot his father to come forward. >> i'm supposed to talk about what a good person my father is in order to garner sympathy. i don't want to. i think the headline, 71-year- old man shot and robbed while watering lawn should be enough. >> the hunt continues for the attackers. the victim is expected soon. a woman behind bars accused of murdering her husband three years ago. investigators say she shot and killed her husband in her carport but are not revealing what new information led them to this new discovery. she is now in jail without bond. disturbing new details about a new mexico girl found dismembered. police saying the mother now facing charges for arranging to have two men she met on-line

girl. those men are now charged with the girl's murder and police believe there may be even more victims. caught on camera, take a look at this million dollar jewel heist as it happens. the surveillance video starts off quietly with an employee showing a customer necklace. nobody expected what happened next. several men with hammers run in, smash jewelry cases and fill their bags and run out. police in houston believe these crooks may be part of a big theft ring ll all over the country. also new tonight take a look at this dramatic video shot by a driver in new jersey. the man says a school bus driver tired of a slow moving fed ex truck tries to pass over a median. that driver has been fired. police are also investigating. more new stories tonight.

gathering new information about her most private moments. the chicago area woman suing the maker of a personal massager. the company has posted updated privacy and security information to its website promising an update for the app later this month. and we have a consumer alert ge is recalling washing machines because they run the risk of catching on fire. tonight you are urged not to use the ge profile high efficiency top loading washing machine. the company says an electrical component in the washer can overheat, posing a fire hazard. check out our mobile app for complete details. taking action for you tonight, dollar general expanding, and that's pretty good news. the company plans to hire 10,000 workers in the next

now through september 24th. we checked and found more than 100 job openings posted for the bay area on the company's website. a teen who sued chipotle will celebrate by eating more burritos. she sued the restaurant after being hospitalized with e. coli. now she has been awarded a couple dozen free burrito coupons as part of her settlement. you will remember hundreds of people across the country got sick last year after eating at the restaurant. eating out is now life. americans will spend an estimated $720 billion this year at restaurants. that's roughly $2200 for every man, woman, and child. the survey asked nearly 70,000 people about their experiences. they found for contemporary fare season 52 stood out as

forest cafe. apple is already dropping prices on older model phones to clear out inventory. the price is cut in india by up to $330. rumors are swirling that another apple device may cut ties with the headphone jack. many macbook pro surveys from the company asking users how they use their device focusing on the headphone jack. the new iphone forces users to use wireless headphones or get an adapter.

her chihuahua in unique photos. many are making harry potter references. then there's this tampa woman trying to take her pet pig out for a walk. or maybe it's the pig taking her for a jog. the animal picking up speed with the woman trying to keep up on the other end of that leash. that's fun. a >> i like the chihuahua story. there was a plug there so he could plug in his xbox. >> or maybe his iphone. you never know. >> you never know. looking outside partly cloudy skies. we have dried out after rains this morning, rains this afternoon, rains this evening, and titan doppler radar shows those rains have now ended. and we are back into more of a traditional summer pattern for the last weekend of summer. that's right.

coming around, but we are getting there, right? temperatures upper 70s to low 80s after highs today of 90 in tampa. winter haven hit 92 degrees. we should normally top out at 89 this time of the year. outside right now low 80s across the viewing area under partly cloudy to clear skies. satellite picture shows most of the moisture that we have been tracking has taken a brick that west to east wind pushing everything off to the east. now, it's still out there, the moisture. the only thing that is changing is the and that is a big thing, because when we get an easterly wind that means we can count on more sunshine, then the rains hold off until late afternoon, early evening. there is your forecast for friday, saturday, and into sunday. so you don't have to worry about starting your day dodging rain showers like we had the last couple of day, especially along the coast up north. right on through the afternoon maybe a coastal shower near lunchtime. sounds like july and august. and then late afternoon and early evening the storms get a

they try to back build across the coastal areas by late tomorrow night so this could again be some issues for high school football games. it is out of here by about midnight, then saturday morning and again on sunday morning sunny skies and dry conditions. then as we go to the afternoon the showers and the storms continue to pop and push back to the coast. now, the middle of next week believe it or not our rainfall totals may be on the increase thanks to what is going on with julia. we will talk about that in just a second but at least through saturday night into sunday think the heaviest storms will be interior. it will be really more like a typical july or august day minus the 92, 93. we will go 90 or 91. a lot of difference, right? now, here is a look at rainfall totals through tuesday. nothing to write home about. even wednesday and thursday i'm not sold that they are going to jump up significantly but there is a decent chance that whatever is going on with julia, and there won't be much. by the way, it is still a

that will force it down to the south. there's a decent chance our rains will start to go up. it won't be a tropical. it will just give us more moisture to work with. this one, not saying we're worried about it but it is something we have to keep our eyes on 10 to 11 days down the road. julia is going to wreak havoc across the southeast hanging out before coming back to florida. as you see, and we mentioned this at the top of the newscast, we've got a new tropical storm. the 11th named tropical storm. its name is karl. the center believes it is going to get up near hurricane status. i will tell you that most of the models curve this away from the u.s. the european has 50 individual members that run. eight of them bring this into the u.s. as a hurricane. so the odds are still rather low that it impacts the u.s. directly but it isn't zero. so it is something we will have

as always on facebook we will be updating you 24/7, but at this point there is nothing to worry about. southeast winds 5 to 10 knots. there's a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. rain chances 30% through the weekend. a typical summerlike weekend. early next week, a better chance of rain up to 50%. >> thank you denis. coming up hear how jameis winston and met before jamis was a -- owe

thanks for entering tonight only 16 games remain on the rays schedule but out of those 1610 of those are against baltimore, new york, and boston. all three are still fighting for the playoff spot so the rays are trying to play the role of spoiler. rays in baltimore tonight. what a season evan longoria has had. one of the few bright spots for tampa bay.

a three-run homer. 3-0 guys in the gray tops. but the orioles would score four in the 1st. that's logan forsythe delivering an rbi single. we have ourselves a tie game at four. now in the 3rd, adam jones coming on. can't make the catch. brad miller scores. rays retake the lead 5-4 but they weren't done. longoria's night getting any better. he knocks in his fourth and fifth rbi of the evan longoria registered five rbi in the game. baltimore rallied to cut to the 7-6. drama in the 9th. runners at the corners. chris davis looking to be the hero, but the breaking ball here. 7-6 victory dropping baltimore to a game and a half back of first place boston. well, an interesting story line heading into this sunday's match-up between the cards and buccaneers. i bet you didn't know jameis

coach bruce arians go way back. they first met when winston was 12 years old. >> bruce used to hold local camps in birmingham that i used to attend. i met him a couple of times. one thing i remember is him showing me those super bowl rings, and i still haven't got one yet so i'm shooting for. that he really motivated me to go after a super bowl. he showed me that pittsburgh one, and it was so he really inspired me to go after a super bowl. >> great motivation there. first, julio jones, and now larry fitzgerald. vernon hargreaves is getting acquainted with the nfl pretty fast. solid day but against the falcons and against julio jones. he didn't guard him the entire game but when did he he limited him to just four catches. but like jones, arizona's larry fitzgerald stands 6' 3" tall.

up problems for hargraves, but guarding in practice has given the rookie all the preparation he needs. >> going against big receivers, so it's always good to practice against what you are about to go up against. of course every week there's going to be some all-star on the other teams, so we have to find a way to handle them. >> as of right now the buccaneers are defensive end robert ayers is limited in practice. news is back after this time- out. >> closed captioning brought to you by lakeland toyota.

your hour by hour forecast. tomorrow morning partly cloudy. it will be dry first thing in the morning. i think the showers and storms

afternoon. there's a look at the weekend forecast. not bad. our last full weekend of summer will be summerlike. >> 90. >> late day symptoms, humidity. >> more like summer than fall. continuing coverage at abcactionnews.com. >> have a good night, and we will see you back here tomorrow

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