Debris From Japan Tsunami Reaches West Coast
West Coast shores report a black drum sized float from the Japan tsunami found near Neah Bay. Oceanographers say more debris will wash ashore in about a year from California to southern Alaska, with items ranging from houses to shoes and even parts of bodies.
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