a jury finds former b-p rig supervisor robert kaluza not guilty for a pollution charge in the rig explosion and oil spill in the gulf of mexico. prosecutors said kaluza botched a crucial pressure test that signaled trouble before an explosion on the deepwater horizon rig. it's hard to forget these images from six years ago this april. the explosion caused millions of gallons of oil to spill into the gulf for weeks. how would you like a chance to hang out with your players for free? it's your lucky day. you're going to get a chance to do just that tomorrow at tropicana field. fan fest is back and this year the team expects 30-thousand people like you and your neighbors to join them. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at tropicana field. sarah, you found out the best way for people to get pictures and autographs with their favorite players. yes, we've got some inside tips for you this morning. make sure you charge your phone and cameras-- you're sure to take a bunch of pictures when you head out here tomorroe for fan fest. autograph passes for the rays hottest 9 players already sold out

. >>> a former bp big rig guilty in a case linked to the gulf of mexico oil spill in robert kaluza was tried on a single misdemeanor charge of pollution. prosecutors said that he and another rig supervisor botched a negative pressure test and missed clear signals of trouble deepwater horizon rig. >>> a very different verdict has been handed down by investigators in the case of a us airways jet crash as it tried to take off two years ago in philadelphia. >> at the time, the airline suggested it was a blown tire but now investigators are blaming pilot error. here's abc's david kerley. >> oh, my god, my plane. my plane just crashed. >> reporter: it was a scramble. >> the plane is on fire. >> reporter: for the 154 people to get off the jet. >> i see smoke down there. we're going to dispatch the emergency vehicles. >> reporter: this, after the four-second flight ended by slamming onto the pavement in march of 2014. first reports of a blown tire or landing gear trouble were wrong. it was pilot error. according to the ntsb, the pilots didn't input a piece of information into the flight comput

. >> good morning, federal prosecutors that said robert kaluza who is at least partially responsible for the deep water horizon disaster six years ago. he concluded that the well had been sealed off from any leaks, when in fact there was upward pressure from gas and oil. the well exploded killing 11 workers and sending oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. his attorneys said he was a daytime supervisor and these key decisions were made after his shift was complete. they also say the rig's owner, transocean, should be held fully responsible because the five year maintenance checks were not completed as they should have been. kaluza is facing prison and fines. his case marks the federal government's last chance to convict someone or send someone to jail related to the bp oil spill. the last three former bp employees who were charged have seen their cases unravel and they have not gone to prison. at this point bp itself has already paid out a lot of money, in fact billions of dollars in damages, in fact last year the oil giant agreed to a 20 billion dollar settlement. it is expected to l

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