. >> james jacobson is as bridge engineer. his worse enemyis salt. >> it is better to catch it earlier overtime. salt watercan penetrate through the concrete and causes the concrete to break away. it is a good idea of how well they are doing in the district, the bay bridge is considered deficiency, thatmeans it needs to be replaced with 16, 000 cars coming across daily >> they are going to build i bigger and better. >> improve concrete that'll help the bridge lasts 75 years of life. in the meantime, if bridges have problems, inspections will be done more than every two years. >> we inspect it every year and every six months. >> the bridge in clear water is good to go, built in 2005. >> yeah, this bridge is in good shape >> according to a national report, 98% of all of florida's, more of 12, 000 bridges in good condition. >> it gives me pride that our infrastructures are in good shape. abc action news. >> well, we posted a list of all bay area bay bridge bridges and their conditions on our website. as tom ex explains, they are

he doesn't even notice this way it looks for problems he will have >> this is a concrete a >> james jacobson is the bridge engineer for district seven his bridges in the five counties. his worst enemy salt. >> it's better to catch it early over time it salt water can penetrate through the concrete and reach the steel reinforcement that causes the concrete a breakaway. >> jacobson says to get a good idea of how well they're doing at the worst bridge here. >> improve concrete that will help the bridge last 75 your life. >> in the meantime if the bridges have problems inspections will be done more than every two years. >> when we expect -- then we expect it every year -- inspected every year. >> built in 2005 the bridge in clearwater is good. >> this a bridge is in good shape. >> according to a national report to 90% of all of florida's more than 12,000 bridges are in good condition. >> it gives me pride that i feel our infrastructure is in good shape. >> in clearwater abc action news. >> we posted a list of all the bridges and their conditions on >>> and orlando pediatrician accused of treatin

. >> reporter: james jacobson is the bridge engineer for district 7. inspecting more than 1300 bridges in five counties. his worst enemy, salt. >> it's better to catch it early over time. through the concrete, and reach the steal reinforcement. >> reporter: jacobson says to get a good idea how well they're doing, you have to look at the worst bridge. that means that it needs to be replaced and with 16,000 cars coming across daily, he says, they are going to build it bigger and better. >> improved concretes that will help the bridge last a 75-year life. >> reporter: in the meantime, if bridges have problems, inspections will be done more than every two years. >> we inspect it every year. if it continues to deteriorate, we inspect it every six months the public. >> reporter: the bridge into clear water is good to go. shape. according to a national report, 98% of florida's 12,000 bridges are in good condition. feel our infrastructure is in >> reporter: in clear water, abc action news. >>> a 6-year-old boy is out of a coma after a serious car crash last mo

tomorrow when my guests eva longoria, "broad city's" abbi jacobson and ilana glazer, and a musical performance by lucinda williams. now stick around for james corden. goodnight! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> james: i'm late, now i've got to get to work. i've got a "late, late show" to do tonight. i have got chelsea i haven't done any research. i haven't done-- it will be okay. >> will be okay. >> james: gramies were good. how good were the grammy, i enjoyed it. >> you were terrific, everyone was great. >> thank you. >> james: adele was amazing. >> adele killed it. >> james: how good was ll cool j. did you see when did he this? oh. >> eliced his lips. >> james: greatest moment of the whole night. >> i lovered it. >> james: greatest moment of the night. >> he's a real, real stud. >> james: i love it. that is what i love about it me and you are at a place now where we finish each other's. >> you know what i mean? >> sentences. >> james: that's the one, sentences because every time i'm about to say something, you just. >> say t you know. >> james: what? >> what? >> j