gilman and hveer co-igator, dr. eden evins, have tested teout 50 subjects so far and found that their can at least tell the difference between the effects fromhc versus a placebo. >> tehis just shows that we h sensitivity, that it passes the bar and we could go to the next step. we have to be able to distinguish small doses that don't cause intoxicatioor impairment from a dose that causes intoxication or impairment. , it's like being able to tell the difference bween a .01 of alcohol on a breathalyzer and a .08. >> sreenivasan: the hope is that bee test will eventually be able to spit out a nthat quantifies the likelihood that a driver is impaired. >> the biggest advantage of som iething like this is thatt would be objective. it wouldn't rely on somebody's subjective opinion. it wouldn't rely on what the person thought pe you what the on's preconceived notions are. this would be a number. >> keep your eyes open for me. >> sreenivasan: but in the absence of new tools for ana impairment,u law enforcement are using som

commissioner gilman? >> so i am so delighted to this project before us. i have been aware of this project before i was sitting on this commission as a resident of north beach and someone who was really happy to see this moving forward and concurs around the community outreach that the developers did to engage the community particularly when the call for housing was so needed, and the communications that the d.p.w. and the mayor's office of housing as wabl to do. i have two questions for port staff. i know today we're approving the m.o.u. for payment of fair market value, but also it says ongoing cooperation. so i just want to explore that a little bit. are we going to be receiving regular updates on this project moving forward, its construction schedule, etcetera? >> yes. [inaudible] >> yes, we will follow our normal practice of providing you update at each critical milestones, so hopefully, maybe when escrow closes, we definitely will be sharing that major milestone with you by coming back to apprise you of it. >> okay. and are you -- >> but if you want

commissioner gilman? >> i'm sorry, how long has this space been vacant? >> the space was vacated in early 2017. >> that tenant, was his lease up, or his business failed? >> yes. his lease expired. he was on a month-to-month lease. he had some other opportunities coming available and decided it was kind of a mutual decision to part ways. >> okay. that was my main question. >> commissioner makras? >> could you elaborate on the mutual part of parting ways? wouldn't we want him to stay? were we unhappy? did we give him any notices? >> yes, we had prior discussions about his business plan. his revenue had been increasing. there had been some financial difficulties, he had regrouped. we had tried to maybe look at an extension, a plan to put in place. he decided really that he didn't want to continue on. we agreed, no problem. the lease expired and here we are. >> under our rent schedule is that the $3.50 or different? >> that's the minimum rent. for the minimum guaranteed base rent. the red is the greater of pe

this is right at gilman, the th's a check trc. >>ve this morning. lake observatory camera at the top of mt. hamilton, looking to the east. that's of course where we'll see a lot of smoke today. it was nasty yesterday, dealing with dense smoke out there this morning. so that's going to affect a lot of folks. as you get closer to the bay area, we are protected by the morning marine layer and onshore breeze. thankfully that smoke is not settling to the ground in places like san francisco. we have 65 degrees in san josi with a few high clouds, most of that high clcover hanging around oakland and along the beaches. we have smoke further up. the coastal clouds are right here. i'm knowing this is the haze in the sky. that's really going to impact the sunrise this morning. doesn't look as clear, blue skies really not around unless you get closer to the water because of this here. west winds in san francisco, 12 miles an hour. it's breezier through parts of the delta, where the breeze is extending. and you'll see some cloud cover pushing in. another hot day

commissioner gilman? >> i have a couple of statements, and i actually have a couple of questions for m.t.a. and port staff. first of all as a commissioner, a walker and a nondriver, i was to stress all of our commitment to the safety of everyone along the embarcadero and the walkways, in particular our pedi cab drivers who help us with our tourism and help bring visitors all along the waterfront. as someone who lives in north beach, just really want to say we are all devastated by the tragedy, even if we didn't know your colleague and friend, and i don't want you to think that we weren't. i do think we need to look at, and some of the questions will be how we can speed up these interim safety improvements? because we have to look at the safety of everyone. our bicyclists, our pedi cab driver, but ultimately our pedestrians along the embarcadero, and if we're asking bicyclists not to be on the shared pathway, if we're asking them to have a preferred route that commingles them with cars, i feel like we have

commissioner gilman? >> i just want to on behalf of the commission thank sffd, san francisco fire department. last night, there was a two alarm blaze within one block of the cannery building. three firefighters were hurt in that blaze? but with every incident happening in the north bay and with the fire season here in california, i think we're very lucky that it didn't spread from a wood frame building to the cannery or other billion owned by the port. i just really wanted to thank them on behalf of the commission. >> thank you. commissioner adams? >> madam chair, i request we have a moment of silence for kevin manning while we're here at the moment. >> we have a moment of silence. thank you. >> that's all i have, madam chair. >> commissioner? >> nothing to report. >> i would just like to report that i had the opportunity to attend the american association of port authorities port governing board's conference in montreal, canada, last month, and it was a great conference with really good topics such as th

investigating a three car crash on highway 80 in berkeley that happened about 8:45 last night just east of gilmanoff the highway and ended up on frontage road alongside interstate 80. one person was taken to the medical center and treated for moderate injuries. >>> it has been one year since a musician was killed in oaklan the victim who are still struggling with the loss. >> ♪ >> reporter: david was a storyteller for his music. he may have left this earth, but his friends and family still feel him around. >> he left a great deal of inspiration and stories. he is still everywhere. i still talk to him. literally, the sound equipment was still sitting are you are sitting right now. >> reporter: rob allen martin says this studio is where david was curating his latest music, on the verge of releasing an album. it's been one year since david was killed. he was outside of a cafi when his laptop was stolen and he was dragged by the thieves getaway car. david's father says time doesn't heal, it dulls the pain. >> his murderers are still out there. there are no leads. i just hope that the person who did t

as student been living there i did make up to up to six yes a lot the lady is getting voted here gilman i did you know that's what i do. yes i did go should do doesn't like to. do this yes. i joke with the american people with the fact that i might only have heard them although my delivery done other than what you know at the moment of the doing was must be out of. this time also got a man who will take bag in the national with the annoying yes but i think he does not go with a. suit to reduce only into an operation so now modern man sat out the transit camp. two times it can one i.d.p. camps like concentration and so would all like. i do we want to go daddy low water homeland i want to home go about a man ma saying. he didn't ship and include all in all racks if they long time our water future generation will know. don't just volunteers and everyone who doesn't belong there must leave the camp space for five pm it's a strict rule no one can guarantee your safety off the dog in the morning people will be lining up again waiting for handouts of food medicine and bamboo the road hinge or

. >> reporter: jodi gilman is an assistant professor at harvard medical school, and a researcher with the hospital's center for addiction medicine.a >> the i that your brain looks different when you're intoxicated. what we're lookingor is a neural signature of being high. so we're looking at the brain when you're not high, and the brain when you're high, and trying to detect differences between those two brain states. police could test for alcohol in buthe system. with t.h.c., the psychoactive ingredient marijuana, it can be in my system for weeks, and figuring out whether i'm impaired bcause of it is really difficult. we reived comments from acro the country, and with a wide range of perspectives. saon facebook, richard hot, "there are other things that are perfectly legal that impair driving even mor current studies suggest that hands-free phone conversations are twice as dangerous as weed, but that is legal in all 50 states." liz symonds wrote, "i feel like the rule of thumb should be thay consume anything that intoxicates you, just don't drive."ti and monica co commented, "any lev

the annual event at gilman park was originally put together by tj mejia.ation was created to celebrate pacific islander culture. he got cancer and the community has been rocked by the shooting death of this man on monday. >> he is family to a lot of folks here. his family to my husband. he is in our prayers. it is heavy on our hearts. we wanted to keep this going. a lot of us are going to go back to the hospital after this. >> friends who have visited him say that he is making progress and he is a strong man and everyone is pulling for him. >>> and officer involved shooting in stanislaus county has left a man dead. deputies received a call that a suspect in a dark? is brandished a handgun in south modesto. while officers were on their way they got another car -- call a bout a hit-and-run. they tried to stop the car but it's but off. a man jumped out allegedly holding a handgun and a police officer shot and killed the man. his name was not released. the for other people in the car are in custody. >>> the rio vista bridge is preparing for a closure which sta

only one lane westbound at gilman street is open on i-80. highway patrol just confirmed to abc 7 news that a contra costa sheriff's chase ended in a crash there. we don't know right now if anyone was hurt. this is information just coming in. bt definitely a traffic impact if you're heading westbound. with only one lane open on 80. download our abc 7 news app for breaking updates. >>> next, the heat wave we're seeing in an unusual place, the pacific ocean. >>> also ahead -- >> reporter: a woman had to cancel her vacation because she needs surgery. but her trip insurance won't cover it. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>>

here's a live look at gilman where traffic is moving nicely on that westbound side of eastshore freeway. definitely voice down as you work your way towards the bay bridge where the metering lights are on and you're slow here, 30 minutes from the macarthur maze into san francisco. >>> good morning. it's gray out there now. i wish we had a sunrise view for you at this hour but it's happening in four minutes and clouds are going to obstruct it for us. this is the view to the east. yesterday we really got a good view of it. you can definitely tell clouds are widespread this morning all across northern california. san jose looking like it's breaking up. san jose 64 degrees for you. 62 in san francisco. livermore 62. overall our mornings temperatures a little warmer than what we're used to starting off with. an onshore breeze that west wind that's why we have that morning cloud coverage coming in off the coastline and extending through fairfield, concord, livermore. but i want to talk about this. you may see clouds tonight. so dress in layers for the game. back to you guys. >>> crews in pleas

. >> commissioner gilman? >> hi, troy. i just wanted to thank you so much for this report, and i wanted to say i was really, really pleased to see a strategy to bring north beach past bay. as someone who lives in the district, i know it's hard to get there for the locals. make it more a place of locals where folks in the neighborhood want to go. there's a lot of things absent in the neighborhood, i know you're aware of that from a neighborhood serving perspective. on the tiller street side and just on a more strategy to make it more of a destination for individuals who live there? i really appreciate that, and i also appreciate some of the lighting and landscaping work done. jefferson street has had a marked improvement. so thank you for the support. it was really helpful. >> thank you. >> troy, thank you so much for this report. yes, you do talk fast, and it was a little hard to pick up. >> 70 pages in 27 minutes. >> i do look forward to reading the report, but this is great. it's a lot of information, and you guys have d

we welcome in josh, steve, jon and pete, jenny harrington is with us, ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill the nasdaq's remarkable run. new records and highs for the glamour names. amazon and apple >> if you look at the names within the nasdaq now, some of the strength we're seeing in old line tech. what was some of the leadership yesterday? intel, microsoft, cisco. when i look at these names, i think there's plenty of room to the upside because we're not talking about year 2000. you say how do you ever to manage to say that's a stock you can buy. i look at the guidance that was put out by these names, it's unbelievable how strong they are right now and the growth in the categories where they are is unbelievable and because of that, i think many of these names are still far too cheap. >> it's pretty remarkable that the stocks you like are ones that have had tremendous performance yet you still feel there's upside ahead you know, microsoft. up 30% year to date netflix, up 79% year to date google with its own good year, good year. and you still say there's more room to run. >> yeah and

you can see a bit of a backup on the east shore freeway near gilman. stuck in the red, slow heading into san francisco and it's a foggy ride this tuesday morning heading across the golden gate bridge. neda? >>> you can definitely see the fog here over the city. it is extending past the bay bridge as well, so a lot of commuters dealing with those conditions today. inland you'll be hazy today, concord 62 and san francisco 52 right now. we'll be in the mid- to upper 90s for many inland areas. temperatures are rising through friday. ♪ >>> little rick astley for viewers in the west. it's tuesday, august 7th, 2018. welcome back to cbs this morning. paul manafort's right hand man testifies that they both broke the law. we look at the issues rick gates could face as he returns to the white house stand this morning. >>> plus beyonce's personal stories about her family and body in the newest issue of "vogue." here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> star witness in paul n manafort's trial is back on the witness stand saying they broke the law together. >> he put hi

the annual event at gilman park was origin lily put together -- originally put together as the organizationcommunity has also been rocked by the shooting of another member of the community last week. >> and he is family to a lot of folks here, a lot of these brothers here, he is family with my husband. he is definitely in our prayers. it is heavy on our hearts. after this a lot of us are going to go back to the hospital. >> friends visiting in the hospital say he is making progress and they also say he is a strong man and everyone is pulling for him. >>> well, tomorrow is the first day of school for the san francisco unified students, but student whose might take city buses may not get to school on time. and as we have reported, there is a shortage of about 150 houstony operators and then you -- houstony operators and then you also have the shut down which has left hundreds without a driver. they are warning the students and staff about the issue on its web site and warns that people may experience delays when they're trying to get to school a district commute study shows ha over half of hi