overshadowed by the royal newborn about the fact that for the last two years radioactive water from fukushima nuclear site has been leaking into the pacific ocean. continuously and just now tokyo's power company tepco finally admitted it tepco spokesperson issued a statement this week saying that quote we would like to offer our deep up paula for causing grave worries for many people specially for people in fukushima and apology that's too little too late health concerns over exposure to contaminated food products are ongoing not to mention contaminated seafood an ocean life that goes far beyond japan sadly a solution to this disaster remains at a distance as tepco continues its cleanup efforts the levels of radioactivity and groundwater continue to rise and the worst part of it all that tepco has no official way of handling radioactive water which some fear it could mean the radioactive material will eventually get dumped into the ocean. it's a terrifying prospect that will undoubtedly. planet instead of having a meaningful discussion about the dangers of nuclear energy and news networks are

for causing grave worries for many people especially for people in fukushima and apology that's too little too late health concerns over exposure to contaminated food products are ongoing not to mention contaminated seafood and ocean life that goes far beyond japan sadly a solution to this disaster remains at a distance as tepco continues its cleanup efforts the levels of radioactivity and groundwater continue to rise and the worst part of it all that tepco has no official way of handling radioactive water which some fear could mean the radioactive material will eventually get dumped into the ocean. it's a terrifying prospect that will undoubtedly affect everyone on this planet instead of having a meaningful discussion about the dangers of nuclear energy and news networks are far more concerned with how much air is on that little baby's head court of the media learning that is much more important than news that actually affects our lives and when there are so many other stories begin for attention any distraction is one too many. still ahead on tonight's show we'll take a look at the link

. >> radiation in the fukushima plant have soared in the last three days. they've found two toxic ubstances in ground water. level it doesn't know why the figures are so high. police in turkey have fired tear cannon tryingater to enter the park. the park entered briefly on monday but was closed a few hours later because of worries about anaerobicity government rally there. >> the police response was swift. main rs swarmed the pedestrian shopping street, and with tear gas and water cannon, scattered protesters trying to find order, stopping them from entering the park. just hours earlier the governor of istanbul opened the park, heralding a new start for the neighborhood plagued bye weeks of often violent anti-government protests. >> as of now the park is reopened and we hope residents will love and enjoy it even more. >> the park is a rare bit of green space in istanbul. it's where demonstrations against plans to build a shopping mall there began. and that voice has not been silenced. court ruling against the development project was a victory for protesters