lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist kate wentzel. the infamous oil spill cam from the 2010 b-p disaster. oil spewing into the gulf for nea three months! but now we've learned of a different oil spill from two years ago. so why are we bringing this to you now? investigative reporter david hammer got exclusive video and talked to a whistleblower who knew he needed to expose his supervisors for dumping oil into the gulf and trying to cover it up. evan howington had a dream job. it was like a high-stakes video game. controlled remotely operated vehicles. robot submarines oil rigs use to do important and sometimes dangerous work, deep in the gulf of mexico. but on his very first day on the uncle john oil rig, howington felt something wasn't right. before the uncle john even left pensacola harbor, howington noticed hydraulic oil dripping off the docked submarine and into the water below. he took pictures. he laid down absorbent cloths. he told his supervisor. who apparently didn't care. and that was just a prelude to an even bigger shock w

lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist kate wentzel. this morning, m- tampa is back open after a deadly car crash. at least four people were killed. this happened around 9:45 wednesday night. this was the scene near coconut palm drive east of the tampa bypass canal. the road was closed for several hours. a getting more information and we'll keep you updated right here on 10 news. it's a story that makes your stomach turn. a 16 year old accused of molesting a 6-year old boy in a department store bathroom. as if that's not bad enough, today - it gets worse! the most recent victim says the teen touched him in the tarpon springs tj maxx bathroom. now, police tell 10news that 2 kids in hillsborough and 4 in pasco claim they're victims of the same accused one victim's mom tells reporter kendra conlon, she's outraged the potential predator wasn't stopped sooner. it's a story you'll see only on 10 news. the mother of the 6 year old boy... who police say was fondled here in the tjmaxx bathroom... is in shock. her son's accused attacker... 16 yea

meteorologist kate wentzel will tell you about it in two minutes. >>> seven decades ago hundreds of women helped save the game of baseball. this is how. their story inspired the story isabel mascarenas shows you how some of those players are now working on the first ever museum dedicated to women's sports. >> reporter: 63 years ago fresh out of high school sue parson found her field of dreams with the rockford peaches in illinois. >> i plate right field some. i played second base. i pitched a little bit. i got $50 a week and $2 a day for meals. >> reporter: sue joins the baseball league. between 1943 and 1954, 640 women took over the baseball diamond while the men players went off to war. they ran the bases to keep the game alive. >> we played over 100 games in a season. we played every day and a doubleheader on sundays. >> reporter: the rockford peaches won four championships. the most in the league. and they inspired the move a league of their own. >> after that came out we all became celebrities. it was okay to say i played baseball. >> reporter: 82-year-old sue was in the hall of fame

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meteorologist kate wentzel has your forecast in two minutes. >> hope you enjoyed it while it lasted. >>> a manatee high school student has been donating the prize money from her fishing tournaments to a charity, but decided she could do more. now she is giving her time. bobby lewis is on the road holmes beach where she is making a difference one fish at a time. >> i missed two on the first cast. >> reporter: even a slow day of fishing beats a fast day at work. >> like that. >> reporter: or even school. >> all right, ready? >> reporter: anyone is welcome on chadson whitfield's boat. even people she met today. >> want to try? >> reporter: savannah smith isn't a die-hard fisherman. but the two have become instant waves. >> i like seeing exactly what's happening. so when i see, like, a girl has a fish for the first time and the smile on her face it's instant, like, this is worth it, like, i like to see that. >> reporter: the 16-year-old has taken kids battling illness out on her boat for an unforgettable experience. kids like savannah. >> it makes it hard for me to walk and talk. >> repo

i am meteorologist kate wentzel. gorgeous afternoon. i hope you're enjoying it. right now it's warm. it's 82 degrees for st. petersburg. you factor in the dew point of 69, it feels like 85 degrees. our winds this evening out of the northwest at 12. cold front approaching the tampa bay which will be our coolest air of the season. so you have been ready to break out the jackets, the sweaters, the boots, this is gonna be your opportunity do that. you can see wall-to-wall sunshine as well as we look across bayshore boulevard. gorgeous out there tonight. in fact, we still have about two hours left of daylight if you want to get outside maybe for a jog or a walk before we head out into the evening hours. so friday current temperatures right now 38 degrees. tampa 79. new port richey 82. let's go ahead and take a look now. current conditions are nice and mild. it's 84 in frostproof. 86 winter haven. the winds are currently out of the west-northwest. six for davis island. breezier by the coast. 12-mile-per-hour winds in clearwater. here comes the front and pay attention o

meteorologist kate wentzel has your forecast in two minutes. >>> many of you are telling us you feel like this. america is going through a little bit this election keeps getting nastier. people are arguing. friends and relatives are splitting up over political opinion. sometimes when you're in a bad place, you just need a good friend to remind you everything's gonna be okay. and that is what our friend and neighbor to the north, canada, is doing. canadians are getting together to tell america it's great. watch for yourself. >> hey, guys, we are just up here in canada talking about how great you are down there >> we know you have got some really big decisions to make. >> as you are thinking about your future, we want you to know that. >> you guys are great. >> you really are great. >> you guys are going to be get humanity to mars. >> your national park systems protect some of the most beautiful places on earth. >> don't you love watching this? this was put together by the garden north america. canadians here in the tampa bay area feel the same way. a few canadians at clearwater beach.