Developing this morning in st. Pete for the second night in a row. Protesters took over a meeting, to talk about a dirty controversy. Theyre demanding the city take further action. On wastewater dumping. And this time, the . Mayor was ready for them. Rick kriseman addressed st. Pete pier. The protestors are demanding an independent study to verify the citys Water Quality. The mayor said he would discuss that with city staff today. The mayor also said Water Quality has improved to the point where the city was able to remove warning signs that had been posted near some parts of the bay. A similar protest broke out tuesday night during another pier meeting. But this time. The mayor spoke with the protestors in a separate room several other cities in stormwater overcame their systems as well, sending nearly 175 million gallons of sewage into the bay. One Pinellas County commissioner wants to launch a task force so they prevent it from happening again. An update now on a mosque arson in sou