we called dozens of pediatricians and autism experts looking for someone who would be critical of hester perez's position, but no one wanted to talk on camera. we found this doctor, who is on the american academy of pediatric substance abuse committee. while he doesn't question motives for using marijuana to treat autism, he is concerned. >> parents have the best interest of their kids at heart and want to do what's best for their kids. but as a medical professional who really needs to look at the science behind recommendations, i can't recommend it. >> reporter: and he won't recommend it for this reason. >> there's no research on this topic. >> reporter: hester perez says the research is there, but it's not just being done in the traditional sense. >> whether we like it or not, the studies are being done and they're being done within our home. >> reporter: but she's also going one step further to make sure the marijuana joey uses is safe. every ounce she gets goes here first. this is a lab that only tests cannabis. >> it's a no brainer that it should be safe. >> reporter: this mom is al

they are closing out -- mcgwire and hester will be closing their contract soon, and we did issue a letter authorizing final intention release. with respect to the wealth component of the program, we continue coordinating with caltrain, and i'm pleased to report that all the designs made by high-speed rail have been accepted by the rail authority. so that is good news. we did reach final comment resolution on the dual board report prepared by parsons. the final report was submitted on june 29. our station is designed to accommodate dual mode operations as well. now, i would like to have our construction of date, but what we have been doing as well as what we plan to do over the next number of months. >> good morning, directors. i am with turner construction providing the construction management oversight. there it is. thank you. this morning, i would like to provide our normal construction of date and also give you more details about what is coming up the next couple of years, which is the majority of the buttress shoring and excavation work. on the demolition site, the contractor -- the c

. >> sue hester. can i explain an issue ommitted by the staff? ok, i will use it against my time. this site was not posted in compliance with the rules. 801 brannan has one building site on 7th street. this is the secondary entrance and this was ripped off. six days after the document was released, the only visible sign, if you walk around the block, the building itself was not posted. nobody knows what this is like, going through this process. the concourse is where this is held and nobody knows about this. the building was finally posted on the sixth of july. a couple of weeks later -- they should have had 60 days of commons because of the scope of the project. it was given 45 days and most of them did not have postings on the most critical building the public is interested in, people go to this but did not know that this is going to be demolished. that is my time. this is an 824 dwelling unit project, with 799 parking spaces. they are planning something i have never seen, they say that they will have extra parking because of the contractual obligation because of the prior sales

. >> sue hester. i did not speak at the last meeting because i wanted to read the language. i think this is an amendment that is in search of a reason. with the four supervisor rule allows is it allows a minority, or even a majority of the board of supervisors, to get something enacted but-48 votes to override a mural of veto, and it may not be enacted. i was involved with two board of supervisors sponsored measures involved in the 1980's. one was dealing with open space. we had massively contentious hearings. but losing chinatown, open space sighed. we had massive contentious hearings about shadows on union square. these never got resolved. four supervisors put it on the ballot and resolved it. that. prop k in 1984 -- that was prop k in 1984. it enabled supervisors to avoid something were either the economic forces are so powerful or the mayor may threaten a veto. that was 1984. in 1986, prop m was put on the ballot. the issue for prop m was rationing the amount of office space. we head office boom and bust cycles in the 1970's and 1980's. we would approve $6 million in the

again, nice and cool overnight. 55 in frederick. 59 out at dulles. 63 in ocean city. 57 in win hester. let's take another look. we'll switch maps and here are your local conditions at reagan national. notice the humidity. only 65%. that is quite low for this time of day. our dew point temperatures should start relatively low today. lots of sunshine, a little warmer than yesterday. 88degrees. but still no rain, no thunderstorm activity insight. it will be the end of the weekend before we have that threat back. more details on the forecast, a look at the beach. we've got a great weather guy submission, a video submission today and we've got a special guest coming in. this will be an extravaganza coming up. >> we do it big on a friday. >> we have extra time for it even. >> even better. >> perfect time to get out there for your holiday. let's check in with julie wright and traffic. >> no troubles yet. we do find lanes are open in you are traveling the beltway at the wilson bridge. 50 looks great in each direction at the toll plaza headed for the bay bridge. no incidents to report over on