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city officials in clearwater are investigating a sewage spill near ruth eckerd hall. they say a pipe at the sewage station off mcmullen booth road malfunctioned during hurricane hermine.. and dumped 150 thousand gallons of raw sewage into nearby alligator creek.. neighbors -- are hoping the problem can be fixed ?soon.. when you have a storm and you live in florida things like that happen but let's correct the pipe so that it doesn't happen again. the city says it expects results from tests of the water in the creek here back in a few days. remembering the life of baseball great jose fernandez. students, faculty and staff at alonso high school... held a candle light vigil for the former star pitchera fernandez settled in tampa at 15-years-old... after fleeing cuba with his mother. he went on to lead alonso high to a pair of state championships. he was also a first-round draft pick... n-l rookie of the year... and a two-time all-star-- all before turning 25-years-old! fernandez died sunday in a boating accident in miami. thousands said goodbye yesterday... as his funera

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was spilled into the bay and tonight a 150,000-gallon spill is being investigated tonight near ruth eckerd hall. >> they say it was a faulty pipe they discovered it when a worker came out the next day about nine hours after they say the leak started. >> i'm not happy about it. >> the words sewage and spill immediately put a bad taste in the mouth of this woman, and of course it doesn't smell good, either. the city says 150,000 gallons of raw alligator creek. >> we disinfected this home which is the only one that had a spill on the property and it went into alligator creek, and flowed downstream and was diluted as it went. >> but they say it's relatively minor considering the 30 million but it's enough to concern neighbors. >> who know if it leaks into the pipes into our water, anda wardd afterwards you find out -- >> you want to know beforehand. >> yeah, that would be nice. >> governor scott mandated better notifies in a bill he signed on monday. we can think the controversy over notice over the dumps in st. pete and the mosaic sinkhole for that. they say they have always put out notice by

. >> lindsay: catch the legends of rock tour at ruth eckerd hall. jefferson starship jefferson starship, mark farmer, rick derringer and mitch ryder and the detroit wheels will all be there with the classic hits from the '60s, '70s, and '80s. tickets stat at $35. how fun. >>> when that plane leaves the ground and you are not with him you will regret it, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow but soon and for the rest of your life. >> alcides: catch that classic movie tomorrow at the tampa theatre. showing casablanca all part of the summer classic movie series. this is the last week for the series by the way that concludes by celebrating casablanca's 74th anniversary. the movie sorts at 3 o'clock. tickets are $$10. tickets are $$10. $8 if you are a ? and a little bit of chicken fried ? ? cold beer on a friday night ? ? a pair of jeans that fit just right ? ? and the radio up ? >> one of country's biggest bands come to the area tomorrow the zack brown band at the mid florida credited union amphitheatre. bringing their black out the sun tour to down. tick

city of clearwater investigating a 150,000 gallon spill near ruth eckerd hall. a pipe malfunctioned tuesday morning but no one noticed the leak until someone came out to check the station nine hours later and raw sewage leaked straight into alligator creek. it's minor but of course, neighbors are concerned. city expects test r the water in the creek in the next few days. >>laura: while city administrators in st. petersburg are mired in answering questions about years of neglect of the city sewer system, the focus has to be on the now. what to do moving forward. what will they do the next time a big storm comes? here to talk about it this morning, mayor kriseman. thank you for being so early in the morning. >> thanks for having me on today. >>laura: maybe it won't be the size of hermine but a little rain makes the city of st. what is the plan? >> in the short-term, we're already starting to work on lining pipes where we have some ip filt -- infiltration and lood see what kind of capacity we can add. in the longer term, which is right now estimated at about two ye

sea of clearwater is now investigating one 50,000 gallon spill near ruth eckerd hall. officials say a pipe at the sewage station malfunctioned early tuesday. now it wasn't caught until about 9 hours after it started. and while that leak represents just 0.1 spilled during hurricane hermine neighbors are still concerned if you live in that area you're concerned. tuesday's leak first example of governor rick scott's emergency pollution rule and it requires report a pollution incident to state and the public within 24 hours. >>> that law was put into effect after that sinkhole at mosaic and polk county county. we have some good news this afternoon for people living near that phosphate plant in mulberry first round of test results are back. they say the water is safe to drirng. mosaic hired an independent company to test private wells after a sing hole opened new wells plant last montana hundreds of millions of gallons of contaminated water poured into aquifer. test show none of that water le more than 600 homeowners have required or requested well water tests in mosaic off

a professor from eckerd college tells fox 13 that area was contaminated from wastewater can definitely make people s sick. within the last week, the city of st. pete pumped 20 million gallons into the bay. levels were you up because of elevated bacteria levels associated with the wastewater. >> fish hearing. i have gotten people out of the water with children and dogs, that spilled sewage into the bay. an overflow and mechanical problem led to 30 million gallons dumped by the city of clearwater. tampa also spilled than 1 million gallons. south florida state senators and representives from pinellas county plan to mt later on this month to work on a fix to the county's wastewater problems. >>> up in citrus county, fema will be out todayssessing storm damage. the sheriff's office estimates 1.8 million worth of destruction was done in the county. fema will go street to street, door to door to see what help they can provide. >>> protests continue over the death of lavonia riggins. the unarmed man was shot and killed by a hillsborough county deputy last week during a drug ride in his home. a

of gallons spilled into the bay, clearwater is now investigating a 150,000 gallon spill near ruth eckerd hall. a pipe malfunctioned early nine hours after it started. while the leak represents .1% of what spilled during hermine, neighbors are still concerned. tuesday's leak is the first example of the emergency pollution rule that requires any government or business to report a pollution incident to the state and the public within 24 hours. >>russell: hundreds of dead fish washing ashore in treasure island and officials are blaming red tide. it can kill marine life. it can cause problems for people cleanups are scheduled to take care of the dead fish but for now, investigators are being told to watch their step. treasure island fish kill comes after a bigger one in sarasota and manatee counties, also caused by red tide. scientists say it's naturally occurring and has nothing to do with the recent sewage spills. fish and wildlife plans to give us an update tomorrow. if you want to see if your favorite beach is affected, we website, fox13news.com. >>laura: spokesman for uber says it reache

. >>> end in clearwater people learned about a sewage spill had happened near ruth eckerd hall. officials say a pipe at the sewage station malfunctioned early tuesday. it wasn't caught until 9 hours after it started. >> and by that time, 150,000 property and into alligator creek. neighbors were notified right away. glad they knew they say but hope the city can do something to prevent a spill like this from happening again. >>> it looks like red tide is starting to spread. now hundreds of dead fish are washing ashore in treasure island. a we've seeing all week toxic algae can kill marine life and lots of it. along with bad smell. it can also cause problems with people with rech torre issues. clean ups schedule to take care dead fish for now told to watch their step. >> help me here. the best part of waking up-- dave. >> that's right coffee. if you're liuing one places and love it can't get through your day without it out top 100 cities for coffee lovers tampa hard hard to see why we have plenty of great neighborhood shots shops that offer flavorful delight. >> there has ab anothe

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