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since 2013, the dep has issued issued violations for e. coli, coliform and asbestos in the water here. the agency says the farm is now back in compliance. it's not clear in the hens ever consumed any of those toxins or why they showed up in the first place. >> the testing simply tells you that there is a problem and then you need to investigate what's causing that particular problem. >> it's unclear how much lead hens would have to consume for the toxin to make it into their eggs. but a study by iowa state university did find lead made it into egg yolks after the hens consumed lead paint chips. if you want to find out where high lead levels have been conducted near you, go to nbcnewyork.com and accept this map. this indicates where lead levels were high, and many of the down, but all of the information is in place. >>> you have a story the i-team should check out? give us your tip by calling us or e-mail at tips at nbcnewyork.com. >>> up next on this sunday morning, most of us won't run a marathon on earth. how about in space? one astronaut sho

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