an example of that is calaveras dam. we just do not do that type of design for some of the complex treatment facilities, or pipeline across the falls. that's the type of work we contract out. we also contract out the gtot -- geotech work because we do not have the engineers here. those are the types of services we contract out, which makes up about $6 million. the increase we are currently talking about is $33 million if you add up all the 22 contracts that we have identified. so i wanted to put in perspective one of the other things we were working really hard on, which is to break up the contract. the wsip mix of 125 contracts that we broke down into various sizes and disciplines -- makes up 125 contracts. of this, we are asking for 22 to be modified. we're looking at 15 that have a cost and time component with them. >> does the $33 billion come out of the $161 billion? >> that is included in the delivery costs. the 161 is still the management reserve. these costs were already accounted for in her presentation, and the

an example of that is calaveras dam. we just do not do that type of design for some of the complex treatment facilities, or pipeline across the falls. that's the type of work we contract out. we also contract out the gtot -- geotech work because we do not have the engineers here. those are the types of services we contract out, which makes up about $6 million. the increase we are currently talking about is $33 million if you add up

there are do the calaveras fault.shown that the saddam could fail leading to major flooding in nearby morgan hill. it must still undergo seismic retrofit, but as rob fladeboe reports some of the residents would like to see that were completed before the water is added. >> anderson reservoir towers over hundreds of homes in eastern and northern hill. silverstone and her family lived here just below the dam, she has been worried every cent she learned that this could fail in a major earthquake. >> it is a great concern to our family that there could possibly be an earthquake that could wipe us out. people who live up around the edge of the dam feel like they're house value will go down if they did 91 levels back up, but down here in the valley, everyone down here should be concerned if it does, you know if there's an earthquake in anything happens to the dam we will be flooded. >> the study concluded in a worst-case scenario of 7.0 or better of the dam could slump as much as 25 ft. so they have been keeping the level in

>> they once had more water to the anderson reservoir the dam and reservoir are not near and the calaveras. it could fail in an earthquake. some residents want to see the work completed before they add any more water >> anderson reservoir powers over all the residents people that live below the dam she is worried that saddam would fail in an earthquake >> a concern to my family that could be an earthquake and it would wipe aside they fill the house values will go down in the valley floor should be concerned it if it does. if anything happens to the dam from an earthquake we would be flooded. >> bed them could see slight 25 ft. that gap is only half full right down they don't want to put any more undue pressure on to the dam. >> we have requested a revised three restriction >> anderson dam will have to be retrofitted by seismic records. >> it is the wordin of worry if they add more water to this reservoir. >> also casey anthony will be released and the big question is where is she going to live will have more on this story when we return. >> >> the 2588 year-old lee in jail till the 17th it