these big projects, it's incestuous. there's only a few corporations in the country that do these projects and experts work for these corporations or for caltrans. it's a struggle. >> reporter: caltrans says -- >> we will continue to assist with any outside external independent investigation and reviews that the legislature deems appropriate. >> reporter: with fixes and inquiries, will the bridge be ready for labor day as promised? >> it's to be determined. they have to find out about the bolts and what they have to do fix them to be sure it's safe. >> reporter: meanwhile, a lecttive analyst panel looking at problems -- a legislative analyst panel looking at the problems with the tower's concrete foundation has yet to release its report. >> it's getting close. where's that's going, don? >> reporter: the senator said today they are having trouble with the report's accuracy. so they think it may be a nonissue but meanwhile, until that report comes in we don't know. >> thank you, don. >>> gunfire shattered a richmond neighb

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these big problems, it's incestuous business. it's a struggle. >> caltrans spokesman told cbs. >> we'll continue to assist with external independent investigations and reviews that the legislation deems appropriate. >> will the bridge be ready for labor day as promised? >> it's to be determined. they have to find out about the bolts first and what they have to do to fix them to make sure it's safe. >> looking at the concrete foundation issue beneath the main tower hasn't reached its conclusion. that report is expected before labor day but we don't know what it's going to say. >> everybody wants a safe bay bridge. but we've waited 20 years for it to be built. why the urgency to get it done all of a sudden? >> senator said this it's been a race against time ever since 1989 the idea is to get a safe bricge. right now we have two unsafe bridges. >>> called a cubicle con for stealing i phone and i pads from offices. san mateo county prosecutors say nicholas would walk into bay area businesses and wait until employees were distracted a

>> incestuous? >> the been telecom bar is a small crowd. a lot of bipartisanship. the chairman used to say to men we we would sit down and talk about these issues and i'd get a little wrapped around the axle and he would say, justin, don't worry about. it's just the rich fighting the wealthy, and to a certain extent that's true about this industry, and so that doesn't lend -- these issues typically don't lend themselves to sharp partisan differences, although you see some of that on the more high profoil issues. but i would say it's a fairly small community by relative standards. >> i also think that the 96 act was a bipartisan act, and the implex addition of it was one on a bipartisan basis, and we disagreed but the people, look justin and i, who kim out of that and the original spectrum auctions, have an enormous amount of respect for each other and have always gotten along well. >> is tom wheeler the type of chair that would relish a new telecommunications act? >> you know, that's a good question. because often times you do need -- you clearly need the buy-in of

>> guest: incestuous, do you mean? [laughter] i think, yeah, the telecom bar is a fairly, relatively speaking, small crowd. i think there's a lot of overlap. there's a lot of bipartisanship. you know, this is, you know, chairman buyly used to say to me when we'd sort of sit down and talk about these issues, and i'd get a little sort of wrapped around the axel, and he'd say, justin, don't worry about it, it's just the rich fighting the wealthy and to a surgeon extent, that's -- certain extent, that's true about issue. these issues typically don't lend themselves to sharp partisan differences, although you do see that on some of the high profile issues. but i would say it's a fairly small community by rell thetive standards. >> guest: look, the '96 act was a bipartisan act, and, you know, obviously, we disagreed, but i think the people like justin and i who kind of came out of that and came out of the original spectrum auctions have an enormous amount of respect for each other and have always gotten along well. >> host:

so if there was a problem or an incestual problem with bad bone going down there, within a week we woulde a phone call. instead, it was just the opposite. what's it going to take us to get more of your bone because your tissue is phenomenal. >> dear dayna, i'm writing this letter to make you aware of information that was recently provided to me by the federal food & drug administration. unfortunately, it seems the company that provided the donor bone cannot document the attainment of proper consent and screening for the bone from the donor or the family of the donor. the fda and cdc recommend you be offered access to appropriate infectious disease testing. the testing would include a test for hiv, hepatitis and syphilis. i remember getting that letter like it was yesterday. and i was reading it, and it was just -- i couldn't even comprehend what i was reading. >> michael mastromarino. chris and lee and joseph were set to turn themselves in, the end of february of 2006. and they did. sure enough, they came in, they were arraigned in supreme court in brooklyn. they came in, there was camer

relationship with the media and washington and the political class, it's now gotten to the point, it's so incestuous white house christmas parties, the white house correspondents dinner, all of these -- all of these things combined has resulted in all of these people in the media, they cannot do their job any longer, because if they dare to criticize, they all suck up to obama, and everybody in their administration, they cannot be honest with the american people, because they're holding out for that one interview, every year or two with obama, that one interview every year or two with hillary clinton, and they do not have the capability of standing up for the people in this country, those that deserve honest, truthful government, and they're not holding them accountable. i want your reaction to that. >> yeah. look, there's a classic question over centuries, who watches the watchdogs. me, you, and the american public. we are doing the job that they have failed to do, and we have to continue to do it. >> sean: yeah. well, get ready, because it's going boomerang. >> bring it on ! >> sean: listen, a doc

some people have said it is incestuous. perhaps what is most disgusting is the degree to which many of you and the established media have taken your marching orders from the dnc and other operatives. after the tea party revolution in 2010, many of you projected the most about -- vile things about the tea party that isn't racist, which i found particularly ironic. -- that is racist, which i found particularly ironic. [laughter] there is no grounds for dismissing the pathology of the tea party. i want all of you to ask a question about yourselves -- what did you do to help create this environment with the irs where they can operate in such a way? we do not ask for special treatment. we only ask for decency and fairness. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. [applause] othere a number of leaders from across the states. from california, e, tennessee, oklahoma. all across the united states. they can tell you the stories they have heard. paul broun from the state of georgia. tea party organizations have been adversely affected.

some people have said it is incestuous. perhaps what is most disgusting is the degree to which many of you and the established media have taken your marching orders from the dnc and other operatives. after the tea party revolution in 2010, many of you projected the most vile things about the tea party, that it is racist, which i found particularly ironic. [laughter] there are no grounds for dismissing the pathology of the tea party. i want all of you to ask a question about yourselves -- what did you do to help create this environment with the irs where they can operate in such a way? we do not ask for special treatment. we only ask for decency and fairness. thank you. appreciate it. [applause] we have a number of other leaders from across the states. from california, tennessee, oklahoma. all across the united states. they can tell you the stories they have heard. paul broun from the state of georgia. tea party organizations have been adversely affected. we have a number of members of congress, all of whom are available to

however king taught's malarial infection added one strain too many to a body that because of the incestuous genes could no longer carry the load. king tug succumbed to malaria, probably at age 19. indeed there are some strange brown splotches as you can see here on the walls inside king touch's tomb and they provide clues hal sutton his decline was. dna and chemical analysis has revealed this as biological in oregon. they were basically mold. what happened was his death same co quickly and was so unexpected that the tomb's in walls didn't have time to dry. they had to steal him up before the paint was dry and it attracted mold. powerful forces in egypt never forgot the family since and when tut died without an heir and army general seize the throne. he in turn died airless but another commander, the famous ramsey's took over please ramsey's and his successors tried to erase all traces of akhenaten, tut and nefertiti from the annals of the pharaohs and as a final insult ramsey's and his heirs erected buildings over tut's tomb in order to conceal and in fact they concealed the tomb so well th