hidden cameras we copies caltrans supervisor is drinking 32 oz cups of draft beer wants the time. that is nearly three cans in each cup drinking for hours while earning your tax payer money. >>> when he's attacked there's the you're doing this on the clock? >>> this is name is john m. slaughter a 21 year veteran of caltrans last year he was paid more than $95,000 in taxpayer money. most mornings we saw him and his caltrans partner package begin working on the widening of the 91 freeway in yorba linda he is the supervisor. >>> their shift is monday through friday 6 a.m. to 230 with a half-hour for lunch on the days we watch them they'd leave the jobs at around 11. then end up that angelos hamburgers in anaheim. hit the old fashioned drive-in with waitresses on roller skates and sheep draft beers. >>> on may 10th we saw there caltrans truck parked outside the restaurant to around 1230. on the patio we watched as he drank too 32 oz beers in about an hour that is a half a gallon a if sitting next to him was another caltrans surveyor supervisor recant who has been with the state for 31 year

like the last big one. that story coming up. >> investigation into caltrans employees caught drinking on the clock.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a decision that is saving the country billions of dollars. but at what cost? thousands of college students trying to figure out how it will afford to go to school now that congress is eliminating programs. here is ann noterangelo with an east bay student caught off-guard by that news. >> it is something that they did the secret of the night. there was no forewarning, no type of " this may be happening ". >> public got an e-mail with the bad news. with one year left before graduating from cal state east bay, he is losing his program this summer. >> you are in a safety net and then they drop you out of nowhere. >> history is not uncommon. no one talked to him about college and high-school so he went to work, realize that he wanted more and rolled in a community college. but he has had to take remedial classes and getting a four year degree well working is going to take him about seven years. now he does not know how he will pay for it. >> he rep

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injuries but hundreds of people reported feeling it. >>> caltrans workers caught drinking on the clock how they're paying the price after this exclusive undercover investigation. until his death in this building and entrapped. >>> stranded a home for four days the elevators broke and these bay area seniors had no way down why it took so long to fix the problem. >>> tuitions going up and tosses a bank had had a son of one of the wealthiest celebrities manage discover british columbia. visit: weeks ago when its close of cbs investigation uncovered several veteran caltrans employees drinking alcohol while you were paying their salary. now caltrans is taking action. and as our determination process for all three of those employees difficulty and follows the money. we copies caltrans supervisor is puzzling 338 2 oz beers in doing crossword puzzles all while learning your taxpayer money. >>> what use is that there is that you're doing this on the clock the state is millions of dollars in the hole in your of your drinking? >>> but now the state is pouring on the penalties. did we will f

caltrans, because this is an underneath caltrans facilities. the second is a more complete analysis of the column impacted by our design and construction. we will be excavating 2.7 feet throughout the area. over 60% will be in this range of 5 feet to 7 feet below grade. if you walk up from third street to second street, you will notice is quite a climb. the third component, the construction documents. we will be improving the structural mitigation. we saw that we take away from the sites. we will be able to forecast a thicker slab, perhaps tie downs. we looked into the sb percentages. we have over 30% spe. the original award was 7%. director kim: from 7% to what? >> 30%. we get them updated monthly. 9 of them are spe certified. with that, i will be happy to answer any questions. >> are there any questions? director harbor? -- harper? director harper: it looks like we are at 90% construction costs for design and engineering? >> that is right. >> that seems high to me. is there something that makes it extraordinarily hide? >> the extraordinarily high is the additional structural analysis tha

, laura. in a few hours environmentalists will protest outside a meeting where caltrans will discuss the widening of highway 84 that runs through niles canyon. over the years, there's been hundreds of accidents on this road. several deaths making it one of the most dangerous in the region. and you can see why, especially when we first came out. it's very windy, it's very narrow. so narrow that there's few places where you can actually pull over. you do have some here. but once you get further in the canyon, it gets very tight in there so you can't turn around, cannot pull over if you needed to stop, that sort of thing. and so in order for caltrans to make it wider to add the medians it wants to do, it would require it to cut down several trees and also fill in part of alameda creek which runs alongside parts of highway 84. and that's where two groups save niles canyon and alameda creek alliance have a problem. they say by doing this they'll be destroying a habitat, namely a habitat that's huge for the snake and the california red-legged frog. those are two species that are already in

spill into caltrans for crews are on scene tried to clear up that mess the perjury is close to both corrections for retrofit work this is a complete bridge closure everything show up at least by 5:00 on tuesday that traffic back to. >>> there are construction concern to the new span of the bay bridge the sacramento bee reported concrete section of the of that nation and hard before was tested documents showed he failed to disclose a defect experts say the structural integrity could be compromised caltrans says the bridge's south sound and can withstand any anticipated earthquake crews are taking it as a memorial to holliday twosomes seismic retrofit work on the summer bridge the bridge between fremont and menlo park has been closed since late friday night detours are how to 37 and he would san mateo bridge caltrans spokesperson at the is on the down the bridge right now the joins us at the price in early to give us an update. levi's be ready at 5:00 a.m. to get those computers back to work? it's been great frank out caltrans is contractor should make have been working around the clo

builder did not let caltrans know the 19 ft. concrete section of the power of the bridge was not harden before being tested. because of this the paper says that other tests and repairs could not get done. in addition, they found out that there were more problems with other piles of the bridge and gaps in the cal trans data. we spoke with caltrans representatives at say that their confidence in the city of the foundation and the piles of the tower. caltrans plans to address all concerns brought up from the sacramento bee. unfortunately for caltrans the timing is not great. this incident comes on the heels of another one that happened back in november. caltrans employee duane wiles was fired as a result of another investigation. the sacramento bee found out that he falsified as bad that on three other projects. caltrans found no evidence that he did this while working on the bay bridge. but he was let go after they found out that he was adding extra overtime hours. so construction continues for now. the new bridge is expected to open labor day next year. in san fransisco, cate caugurian,

won't notice any difference when they drive over the 1.6 mi. long bridge this morning caltrans says that efficient teamwork is the brigit reason for the early reopening. >>> due to heart or crime pleased when telling a lot of people working to solve the issue is fast as possible. of the bridges shutdown caltrans also raised three sections of the bridge deck that will allow for the installation of some size my bearings for should note that the nightly closures on the dunbarton will continue in addition there will be another shut down of the bridge and most tightly it will be a long weekend and that will happen in the next couple of months live along the dunbarton please the washington cbs five that the latest year let's check and the john of the traffic across the day of combat to chapter 5 helpless this closure will go smoothly. in fact most of the morning it's been very nice and lights samoset bridges also in a very good read this morning jog and never to maps in u.s. and to report along 11 to read into blocks. no. 11 that season chavez to read lines to avoid that if he can rescind

worth of damage to our store >> budget cuts forcing agencies to do more with less but caltrans is taking up a plan to get more trains. >> they are looking to add six new trains which means happier commuters this morning and it was actually a different story one year ago when caltrans was considering some big budget cuts to address a $30 million shortfall but now caltrans is saying they're looking at a balanced budget thanks to funding from regional and state sources. they're looking to increase the daily total from 86-92 trains. it will be splitting the added service between morning and evening commute and the total cost will be about $375,000. they hope that these trains will address overcrowding. the $375,000 is part of a budget that caltrans will be discussing later today it and like we said, they could mean happier commuters especially at the millbrae station which could mean an easier time, shorter waits, a lot of people will be looking forward to that. >> are we getting rain today so i can figure out what to say? and he said i don't know. >> i don't know whether to be happy

. >>> racing against time. caltrans is working to make earthquake retrofits to a south bay bridge hoping to have it re- opened by end of the holiday weekend. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes, so far, so good, caltrans says construction is running on schedule at the dumbarton bridge which is closed this holiday weekend for a seismic retrofit project. eric rasmussen with a look at work underway. >> reporter: right now they say the bridge can handle about 19" of movement during an earthquake, but the work that they are doing with double that wiggle room to 37". they showed us exactly how they are doing it. for a few minutes tonight caltrans gave us a glimpse of the spot where crews have cut the dumbarton bridge in two, making room for a few steel joint that could make a height difference in the next big earthquake. >> the jo joint locks into place on the rebar an concrete and on the other side it's meant to expand and contract. >> reporter: it may not be obvious on- camera, but it's very windy and cold on the bridge. officials say that won't interrupt the work. the

morning. i'm bob redell. live in the south bay. we will tell you what caltrans is doing to make your life easier during your commute from san jose. that story coming up. >>> live look at the golden gate bridge on this very early wednesday morning. may 30. "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. the time is 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. you may notice a theme to the short-sleeved marla and i have selected for today. it is going to be a hot one. temperatures ending up in the mid 80s. this morning starting out in the 50s. it is a lack of the fog we had yesterday that's going to make for a warmer day. offshore flow setting up. we are expecting fog at the coast. we will con to update you on that and not even the warmest just yet. we peak tomorrow. full forecast in moments. check your drive first with mike. >> good morning. pretty dark and it is the reason we warn you about this disabled vehicle in the middle of the connector from eastbound 237 on the northbound 880. coming through millipede as. that's on the right s

. >> a section of the bridge's western span is up to 5-inches higher and today caltrans installed the first of two steel duck plates. that will allow the bridge to expand 37-inches during an earth quake. 18-inches more than it could now. >> they started with 19. so now the deck of the bridge can open up a total of 37- inches and contract and expand without failing there. >> reporter: narita says she understands why the work is important, but closing the dumbarton has hurt her beauty business. >> we saw a lot of clients they live there in palo alto and menlo park, they come here to fix their hair. but i don't know it's really slow. >> reporter: the road closure has also inconvenienced some customers trying to get to the work. but the closure was a success. it seemed to be on schedule and drivers are heeding the warning to stay away. >> it's not too bad because a lot of people know to stay away. >> reporter: when caltrans tackles seismic issues on the dumbarton western span. >> until then here are two major alternate routs. drivers can head north to the san mateo bridge or make the trek

whether that concrete cured properly. this is according to caltrans own records provided to and reported by the sacramento bee. the bee also found several errors in the testing of concrete in other parts of the bridge. caltrans says the bridge is safe and seismically sound in spite of these reports. >> bottom line, we are extremely confident with the quality of the foundation of the new bay bridge. we see no issues respect to that foundation. we'll be prepared to develop a point-by-point response to what was put forth. >> reporter: this bridge is costing the state $6.5 billion making it the most expensive public works project in california history slated to open next year, labor day weekend. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >>> and keeping with our bridge theme, work continues around the clock on the dumbarton bridge. today marking the third day it's been closed to allow caltrans to install a steal plate. this will allow the bridge to move during an earthquake. >> so replacing the original with a new extended, that gives the deck an additional 18 inches of movement in a seismic event.

caltrans prepares for an upcoming event. haaziq madyun takes you on the bridge from up close look at the seismic safety practice. if >>haaziq: this is what it looks like underneath the dumbarton bridge were caltrans crews are harder work preparing for a major phase in the seismic retrofit. it will take place this memorial weekend. that will involve replacing an expansion joints. it is on the western span. >> this seismic joint will be replaced with a bigger one that allows the bridge deck to move up to 37 in. on its own in a seismic event without damaging the deck. >>haaziq: in addition to replacing the seismic join, the main channel crossing will also be slightly elevated. >> from here to pier 31. it will go up 5 in.. >>haaziq: inside the actual bridge, you can take a look at the jacking it will hold this section in place while it is being lifted. caltrans is targeting this upcoming labor taken complete the seismic joint replacement of the eastern span with the total retrofit completed in early 2013. >> the dumbarton bridge will be closed from friday may 25th until tuesday, may 29th. if

behind it. >>> many drivers getting on to 280 may notice new metering lights. caltrans plans to turn on those metering rights onramps to southbound 280. the lights will stay on from 3:00 in the afternoon to 7:00 in the evening. the lights should reduce delays and improve safety. >> the most important benefit is the safety element because as cars merge into the main line, that's going to create less congestion and weaving and make it a safer environment. >> lights in the northbound direction are also being added and should be switched on this fall. >> reporter: they've discovered a potentially serious safety problem that they say dates back for decades. engineers found sensors could have shut down the plants emergency power supply during an earthquake. the operator of the nuclear plant says back up systems are in place. >>> three bay area citys are in the race to reduce their carbon footprint, pleasanton, pittsburg and san rafael are part of the challenge. three winners will be selected at the end of the may, june and july. each will then be awarded a $10,000 grant for an environmenta

on name >>> questions are being asked about the structural safety of the bay bridge. caltrans' records show a builder may have compromised the span's tower the builder did not report a section of concrete failed to harden before it was tested that meant no examination or repair was done. also, records show two of the piles built to hold up the main tower were not tested properly. caltrans inch cysts the bridge is safe. >>> memorial -- insists the bridge is safe. >>> memorial day honors will get underway in a few hours, parade 10:30 from the parade grounds to the national cemetery. boy scouts and other volunteer groups were busy all weekend placing flags on each grave at the bay area's two national cemeteries, there are more than 116,000 graves at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. another 30,000 at the presidio. >>> in alameda, event honoring those who served in the military will be held at veterans memorial park and at the uss hornet museum the event will feature a wreath laying ceremony, tours of the ship will be available. hornet features exhibits that traces histo

>>> happening now the final cars crossing the dumbarton bridge as caltrans begin as major construction project that will keep the road closed all weekend. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> and i'm frank sommerville. a key street in downtown san francisco is also shut down this summer. the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge this weekend is going to prompt closures as well. happening now our coverage begins with jana katsuyama who's live at the dumbarton bridge with the big charge construction crews have ahead of them. >> reporter: it certainly is a big job. we're seeing a decrease in the number of cars comes eastbound. we're expecting to see any money the caltrans lights to shut down this area. flashing lights and traffic signed warn driving. the seismic retrofit is expected to last eight days to make way for seismic joint. >> today they will open another 18-inch gap so that they can get ready for the joint. 100 people welcoming 24/seven to get the job done. traffic detours could cause congestion elsewhere this holiday weekend. >> it's going t

notice new metering lights. caltrans plans to turn on those metering rights onramps to southbound 280. the lights will stay on from 3:00 in the afternoon to 7:00 in the evening. the lights should reduce delays and improve safety. >> the most important benefit is the safety element because as cars merge into the main line, that's going to create less congestion and weaving and make it a safer environment. >> lights in the northbound direction are also being added and should be switched on this fall. >> reporter: they've discovered a potentially serious safety problem that they say dates back for decades. engineers found sensors could have shut down the plants emergency power supply during an earthquake. the operator of the nuclear plant says back up systems are in place. >>> three bay area citys are in the race to reduce their carbon footprint, pleasanton, pittsburg and san rafael are part of the challenge. three winners will be selected at the end of the may, june and july. each will then be awarded a $10,000 grant for an environmental project. >>> caltrans fires back against accusati

>>> happening now the final cars crossing the dumbarton bridge as caltrans begin as major construction project that will keep the road closed all weekend. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> and i'm frank sommerville. a key street in downtown san francisco is also shut down this summer. the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge this weekend is going to prompt closures as well. happening now our coverage begins with jana katsuyama who's live at the dumbarton bridge with the big charge construction crews have ahead of them. >> reporter: it certainly is a big job. we're seeing a decrease in the number of cars comes eastbound. we're expecting to see any money the caltrans lights to shut down this area. flashing lights and traffic signed warn driving. the seismic retrofit is expected to last eight days to make way for seismic joint. >> today they will open another 18-inch gap so that they can get ready for the joint. 100 people welcoming 24/seven to get the job done. traffic detours could cause congestion elsewhere this holiday weekend. >> it's going t

or so, not because of the cement truck -- that's now gone -- it has been towed away. but caltrans needs to fix the guardrail here. you can see about a dozen trucks here right now, four of them long anding to the tow company, the rest to caltrans. the rig flipped around 3:20 a.m., it hauled 80,000 pounds of dried semen. the good news is the driver is okay, he told us he was going the field limit as he approached the curve and the trailer flipped over. he thinks the accident occurred because of a mechanical failure. >> i don't feel anything. flip or not. it just go in here, just flip like that. slowly. >> it took hours to let the trailers off their sides. again we're at the 85 connector, just off southbound 280. and interesting tidbit, we're told from the tow truck company the trailer is the biggest truck north of fresno. as you can imagine, it takes quite a lot of power to lift 80,000 pounds of dry cement. again, the department of transportation says it will be another four hours or so before the 85 connector reopens out here. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> overnight the

. one piece of good news is a recommendation for $700,000 to caltrans to provide better coordination on the blended rail services and high speed rail in northern california. i will follow on the chair remarks in terms of the action that the mtc and abag just recently took on. it is true historically number of fronts and over all we did quite well. but i think seventh of the 12 -- seven of the 12 projects that we saw supported received funds. there was also more money directed to the one bay area grant where we get more money for transit enhancement, and there were definitely some disappointments, like the proposal to set first priority for the $660 million reserve of new and small start funds, going primarily to the north and east bay. a few of coming out reach things to draw your attention to. on the geary corridor brt study, there is targeted outreach, plant community meetings in the various neighborhoods on june 24, 25, and 26. there is more information at our website. on the bridge replacement project, we have been working closely with commissioner cohen's office. this is a caltr

earlier this year. in addition, it prioritized two uses on caltrans-owned parcels beneath the freeway. those include a state park and a dog-run facility, which is initiating the community design process. finally, the central freeway cac prioritized and active use in an area that had been dead in did. this area, affectionately referred to as the hub, is finalizing the plans for an open space, construction cost $1.80 million. here is a quick design. what is depicted is a farmer's market moving night use. it is not -- it is designed in a manner that accommodates food trucks. here is the area in which the projects are situated. you can see the streetscape improvements, dog run, and state park structures, and the hub at the dead ended portion. in summary, the city is obligated to the construction of part of the boulevard, the rehabilitation of portions of van ness, and the ancillary projects. items in red have already been completed. you see this cost is presented as a range. we have received revised estimates from various city departments that the cost associated with this work has increa

federally funded project. this project is moving forward into construction. it is currently in caltrans for review for construction application. mta anticipates beginning construction in early 2013 and completing the project by december 2013. the bottom of this blood is the 50 mile per hour/project. that is substantially completed with signs installed at approximately 180 schools throughout the city. we have included the schools that did receive those signs. the next two projects are signal projects. the first signal modification contract, this is to do simple modifications to existing signals like pedestrian countdowns. we included the location in district 3. this project experience a slight delay. the second project here is the link to the p r t. brt project. that project is federally funded. and just waiting to coordinate the schedule. the next project is signals and science project. this is to upgrade fligh lightrail vehicles. this project is behind schedule, but it is moving forward in terms of securing federal funds that need to be secured by the end of this year. we will work wit

service from caltrans to a new jpa which would be similar to the capitol corridor trains. then ab1780 on page 9 of your matrix, we recommend a support position on this. this bill requires caltrans to fund project reports for local funding projects on state highway system, specifically the project initiation document. this is a self-help bill to maintain caltrans funding and we recommend support on this bill. the next bill is ab1950 on page 9 of your matrix. there also recommending a support on this bill which permits 10% of state grants to schools to be expended on hard infrastructure in addition to bus shelters. this would include grants for sidewalks and pedestrian walkways and bikeways. the next bill is ab2147 on page 9 of your matrix and we recommend a support position. and this bill was recently amended to enhanced penalties for violations of our railroads and fixed guideway crossings and would allow a revenue increase to allow safety and other measures that are needed. the next bill is on page 12. we are recommending a watch position. this allows unfolding like carrot -- carriers a

sir kenneth francis drake and falsely on the southbound lanes caltrans is scheduled to wrap up by 6:00 this morning that its traffic back to you. >>> thank you let that 2435 now what of the fbi's 10 most wanted as committed suicide this a day after he was promised at amazes suspects of killing joann came and 14 year-old daughter and tennessee is $2 will believe it kidnapped by yemen were both from alive but gunned down mississippi. as for the fbi said they shot themselves yesterday as they're moving in to arrest him. the case of the missing morgan hill teenagers sierra lamar's will be the german national crime-fighting show tonight. america's most wanted on lifetime include an interview with sears father. the 50 year- old finished eight weeks ago this morning earlier this week a car wanted in connection with the case was located. a funeral services plan today and work for high school senior in who was murdered 18 year-old osama fet died late last month that the day after he was that the party in fremont is suspect is now custody at the case this evening services and for 6:00 at the mor

suspension cable in place last month. now caltrans says the cable is ready to hold the weight of the bridge. more than 17,000 pencil, thick steel wires will be fixed so steel saddles can be placed on them a caltrans spokesperson talked about the milestone late this morning. >> it's a big milestone for us to get to the point where the cable is ready to start receiving those saddles and take the weight of the bridge. >> caltrans says after this stage, workers should be ready to start hanging suspension cables to the deck by the end of the summer. the $6 billion eastern span is set to open september of next year. >>> well, our warm weather pattern over the past few days, coming to an end. in fact, taking a live look outside, looking out towards mt. diablo, a few high clouds, a little bit of haze. the tree on the right portion of your screen getting a little bit of a workout. we have a breeze out there. you will notice this, some clouds out there, partly cloudy skies, patchy fog as well and wind speeds have been picking up. take a look at our buoys offshore. you can see winds gusting to

don't want highway 84 widened. caltran wants to make improvements to the windy, two lane road to be safer for drivers. that would require cutting down hundreds of trees and possibly damaging the alameda creek that runs alongside the road. >> opposed for a number of reasons. one, it is a waste of taxpayer money. this project doesn't need to be done. there is not a safety issue on this road. caltran themself have data to back that up. >> caltran met with residents to hear their concerns and decide whether or not they need to change plans. the residents suggested adding more rumble strips, signals and median barriers as an alternative to widening. >>> the all clear has been gif enin walnut creek after the smell of gas prompted a school evacuation. more than 1500 students were moved on the football field this morning when people reported a strong odor between 680 and broadway. they say the decision to evacuate was precautionary. no gas leak was found, no other evacuations were ordered. students returned to class before 9:00 a.m. >>> time is up for some occupy protesters in east bay, uc

!. >> kids, how did he do? >> thankyou. moving on, caltrans finished the retrofit work on the dumbarton bridge with two hours to spare early this morning. the bridge had been closed during the three day holiday weekend. the work was to enable it to withstand a major earthquake. driver should not notice anything different when you drive over. caltrans expects to make another weekend closure in a couple of months. the navato link to the bay bridge now open. it had been shut down between mission and howard street for the new transit center. crews are demolishing the existing road and installing a traffic bridge. the committee will be different starting tomorrow for drivers in downtown san jose getting onto interstate 280. the metering lights will be switched off for the very first time. caltrans hopes that it will decrease the delays during the afternoon commute by about 6%. >> in your health watch. aspirin may not just ease acheson pains but could help protect against an cancer. researchers in denmark found that people who had taken high doses of pain relievers like aspirin cut their risk

such a leader with both our board and the caltrans board for such a good process and outcome. excuse me, there's one more i will be doing. the cesar chavez community parks plan and bike lane our initiatives we have been assisting in and have funding roles in. the first one with the planning department to help them envision the eastern end, how to improve bicycle and pedestrian connections while also connecting truck traffic. that study has concluded and will be brought to the commission in may. in terms of the bike lanes, there have been a lot of -- has been a lot of coordination. primarily to try to balance the needs of the general traffic and truck traffic and turning movements in this critical location. >> quickly, to a few of the pedestrian safety projects going on in his district, we have 15- mile per hour zones in this area near schools. the visibility is going well. we have been looking at crosswalks and potentially eliminating parking spaces near them to improve visibility for pedestrians crossing the street. this connects to public housing at the top of the hill. the picture

dramatic for students and faculty. third it stood for decades but only to caltrans and matter days to teardowns oil drive in san francisco crews completed the weekend demolition and slightly ahead of schedule for opening the new temporary roadway. and given a ride in all five. >>> the first to notice is it goes from two lanes to three lanes but then back to sue for a moment here and as you have to merge so you're going to watchers pylos people around you the temptation is to watch the tube because now that the roadway has been knocked down there is a loss like that. it sold little bit of an adjustment this is very similar for me to what happened at the s curve on the bay bridge. this curve when a book that to people about a week or two weeks to use to drive in buckets and their more familiar with it seemed to work out pretty well. in another caltrans protection makes out a driver is a very happy caltrans is putting in double carpool lanes and a 3 mi. stretch of 11 will be built in between highway 85 in mountain view and embarcadero road in palo alto those lands to be finished in the s