Seismic Stabilization Bolts Snap On New Bay Bridge
Dozens of bolts used for seismic stabilization have snapped on the new span of the Bay Bridge. Caltrans told CBS San Francisco what they're doing to fix the problem.
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Dozens of bolts used for seismic stabilization have snapped on the new span of the Bay Bridge. Caltrans told CBS San Francisco what they're doing to fix the problem.
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Develop the next generation of condom. Earn a $100,000 grant.
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The Stockton bankruptcy trial continued today. A management consultant for Stockton wrapped up testimony saying the city cannot financially pay its debt.
