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Bridge Collapses in Washington State

A portion of an Interstate 5 highway bridge collapsed, sending cars and people into the water.
00:55 | 05/23/2013

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This is a live picture from a helicopter our sister station KO MO. And Seattle Washington this is about two hours north of Seattle portion of the bridge on I five -- -- -- -- root river. Collapse and... See More
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