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And they need to address that in order to make the process safe. >> mr. carpenter, let me ask you a question. i know the doctor is not the only whistle-blower who has come forward from hanford. i know you have represented a couple of others. what other concerns have you known to be raised by whistle-blowers at the site? >> well, there are several other whistle-blowers. one is the manager of nuclear safety at waste treatment plant mr. she was raising concerns about the risk of hydrogen explosion. and the fact that it could catch on fire. and the reducing of safety margins at the site. and this ...

There's a couple ways to do it. and they need to address that in order to make the process safe. >> mr. carpenter, let me ask you a question. i know the doctor is not the only whistle-blower who has come forward from hanford. i know you have represented a couple of others. what other concerns have you known to be raised by whistle-blowers at the site? >> well, there are several other whistle-blowers. one is the manager of nuclear safety at waste treatment plant mr. she was raising concerns about the risk of hydrogen explosion. and the fact that it could catch on fire. and the reducing of safet...

Are finally, the japanese government, is finally bowing to outside international pressure. and japan is stopping this process of putting nuclear interests ahead of public interests. john? >> and what about those closest to the plant? not only is is it a seven out of seven, do they understand this is not a six-month or even a six-year endeavor, this is going to be with them for perhaps a generation or more? >> we actually did reach out to some of the people who live in the shadow of the facility. what they told us is five, seven, they don't care about these numbers at all. they knew this was a ...

Radiation levels have not changed there. the focus now, injecting the reactors to try to avoid another hydrogen explosion. and injecting the reactors with nitrogen. across the pacific there are growing concerns of seafood contaminated by radioactive water from the plant. out on the water, a new threat for ships. the u.s. navy says homes, tractor-trailers, even bodies washed out to sea by powerful tsunami waves are creating a massive debris field, clogging ship lanes which will eventually wash up on america's west coast. >> you have to imagine the cities, say, the size of seattle, put it throug...

>> his view of this is how would it be libyan forces doing that because much of their if not all of their air strike capability is supposedly -- >> and there's concern among the rebel forces, they feel that they're becoming targets and now accidentally and that there's some sort of disconnect with how they're engaging in these air strikes. we'll check in with ben wedeman there. new in japan. officials at the badly damaged nuclear power plant now say that radiation levels in the seawater are dropping dramatically. they're shooting nitrogen into the reactor core at the fukushima daiichi nuclea...