tim matheson and steven lou. and the foundation, system is currently being implemented, and we have been asked by director tom hewey to provide a weekly report. weekly update, of what is going on in the project. and we have been doing so. including pictures and as we were instructed we are telling what we did yesterday and we we will do today and what we will do tomorrow and that has been happening for the last two and a half weeks, the project is going extremely well. we have special inspections and the soil review, for the drilling as well as implementation of the shoring system. and we are working very closely with the neighbors in regards to the sections that may require shoring and under pinning and as far as the time frame to complete this foundation work, and we are anticipated an additional five weeks to complete this work. and again, thank you director for making dbi accessible and available to do all of the inspections. and we literally have weekly review from those reports as well as the procedures fro

not look like they get better, we could invent a steven king scenario maybe this is coming out of a biolab, i don't think ha is, i think it is mutation. lou: it is different. >> it is different, causing this to mutate into a dangerous virus, let's hope that does not spread, so far it has been contained to a small number of cases. lou: no indication that is highly contagious? >> no, the five cases are over a year, we have not seen a big outbreak. lou: terrifying stuff. to put it in blunly. blunbly thank you. >> attorney general holder, raising eyebrows from anyone who believes in the constution, in speech today to attorneys general from the country, holder told the folks from each state they could choose to refuse to defend certain laws if they deem them discriminatory, those relating to same-sex marriage. fox news correspondent shannon dream with our report. >> not his job, to tell us how to do ours. >> reporter: follow attorney general eric holder session that state attorneys general are not obligated to defend their state laws on marriage, many of them are speaking out. >> it almost beens attorneys general who want to sidestep the issue