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White Powder Sent to 'DWTS'

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    Powder found to be harmless

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And yet another developing story police in Los Angeles are examining white powder sent to the hit TV show Dancing With The Stars.

The second time in two months this show received a powder filled envelope.

Harris has more on that.

-- yet this is that CBS television city John and and we're getting some word that the powder was found to be harmless but there was quite a bit of that it was found around 2 o'clock in the mail room.

Yesterday of CBS television city according to spokesperson for the Los Angeles the police department now because this has happened before.

There has come up a question about what CBS is doing to make.

Sure that safety precautions have been put into place we don't know what exactly they're doing that that is something that has come up today is kind of a theme.

Of questions those were reporting on the story -- hazardous materials team.

Was called in to gather that powder and test it before declaring it harmless CBS a statement that nothing production wise was stopped in the building.

But there were some stoppage of work and and other activities outside that mail room as you might imagine as they went to work to figure out what was in there.

-- envelope was delivered with white powder to Dancing With The Stars with the notes.

Some kind of threatening note back in November of when He sent that note said to have come from outside this country.

And it came -- right before the finale in November 2010.

Again the substance turning out to be harmless and in August of this year and envelope addressed to the late late show host Craig Ferguson.

Also packed with -- white powder and a threatening letter came in again that powder found to be non threatening but serious.

Concern at CBS television city over how to keep its people say even -- the powder has been found harmless you never know about the next time so.

We're wondering what steps are being taken as we report on the story and we can update in that regard we will back to you the stupid prank and probably an illegal -- parents thank you no doubt.

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