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Radioactive waste leaking at Washington nuclear site
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Jamie Colby reports from New York
- Duration 0:33
- Date Feb 23, 2013
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We are live from America's News HQ hi everybody I'm Jamie Colby.
Got to tell you about a massive leak that happened this morning at the nation's most contaminated nuclear sites in south central Washington State.
Six tanks that hold of the rule of radioactive and toxic waste there leaking at the Hanford nuclear reservation.
And Washington's governor says there's no immediate health -- to the public or the environment but they're keeping a really close eye on it lawmakers.
Are calling for an investigation into the sites monitoring program.
We'll keep you posted also.
