lori jane gliha, al jazeera, pasco, washington. >> after a break, "america tonight's" lori jane gliha continues her investigates at hanford. after whistle blowers sounded the alarm, some say they faced retaliation. why there's now fear to speak out at the most contaminated nuclear waste site in american . >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> before the break, "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha introduced us to the thousands of former workers at washington state, who told her of the terrible injuries they suffered after risking their lives on the job. hanford is the most contaminated nuclear site. in the second part of her story. lori jane gliha tells us about whistle blowers who did speak up and say they paid the price. >> reporter: heading up this part of the columbia river is like a journey into the past. miles of open space, m

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pasco among the day's losers. >>> automakers are recalling millions of cars over a defect with air bags supplied by japanese firm tack atta. officials at japan's transport ministry say the recall numbers have reached nearly 9.5 million worldwide. managers at tack atta say a problem was found in the chemical used to expand the air bags. they say the bags could explode when deployed in the worst case scenario. officials with the u.s. national highway traffic safety administration are urging car owners with takata air bags to replace them immediately. they say the supplies to more than 4.7 million cars in the country. executives at japanese auto firms are also urging drivers to take action. those at honda are recalling the biggest number of vehicles. the people at u.s. automaker general motors and german carmaker bmw are also issuing recalls. takata executives say they will cooperate fully with automakers to repair the air bags. >>> japanese plums, sweetfish, and rice paddies don't sound like they have all that much in common. but they're the reason that officials at the japanese agricultu

josÉ rodriguez represents oh pasco which borders and now the district has 350 borders more or less.he's an attorney general for el paso as well and his right from alpine who has 29 counties from east of pasco to the big bend part of the county as well. to his right is from dc at the forearm in 2009 the commission for the value of the immigration fee in the united states and he's got more than a decade of public advocacy. we did invite congressman joe barton but he was ill at the last minute so he will not be able to be here. we will go ahead and get started. [applause] >> mr. ali noorani i want to start with you because there's been a lot of heat on the president for changing his mind on the executive action but it seems like that might be the only likely form of immigration that's going to happen for the rest of the year. would you agree with that and what is it going to look like once he gets nervous about the election? >> i want to thank you for pulling this together and the hard work to the senator as bob. now, we've always been a great partner and a supporter. we will not see a

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