Ralph Conde Jr reports the following:

Kent Weeks was on the National Public Radio, this morning, from Cairo. He
answered questions from a national phone-in audience.  The following are
some of his comments.

Unlike the normal 19th Dynasty tombs, which generally run straight back
into the bedrock, this tomb has chambers going off in every direction,
"like tentacles of an octopus."  He said KV5 is the only known family
mausoleum discovered, and wondered is there may be more yet to be found.
He said that most chambers had flood damage.  He said that the SCA was
clearing KV7 (Ramesses II tomb) in order to open it to the public in the
future, and he hoped that they would open KV5 as well.  He said that it
contains a large number of fragmentary articles, including mummy fragments
of young adult males.  Up to now only the names of 4 of Ramesses sons have
been found in tomb.  In July he will return to the tomb for engineering
work, and then resume excavation in mid September.