>> irresolution supporting regulated and safe patient access to medical cannabis in the city and county of san francisco. president chiu: if i could ask folks to leave quietly, we would greatly appreciate that as we conduct our city business. supervisor campos: i would like to thank the co-sponsors of this resolution, supervisors mar, avalusos, president chiu, supervisors mirkarimi, kim, and weiner. we are asking the federal government to do what they said they would do and support local law giving patience access to medication they need. -- patients access to medication they need. research has demonstrated therapeutic benefits to the use of cannabis. many in california have benefited from that. that is the reason in 1996 the voters in the state of california passed a law that allowed for the use of medical cannabis. here in san francisco, its use is very important to specific communities. i will speak for the lgbt community we have in san francisco, with a large number of hiv-positive individuals. many of those individuals are benefiting from medical cannabis. it is about human rights,

the past irresolution in 1996 -- they passed a resolution in 1996. the board took exception with some of the lower disfavored sides and asked the commission to revise the guidelines for some of the lesser preferred sites. the commission adopted revised guidelines in the summer of 1996. i will continue, if there are no other questions to the chair. i think we are on capacity for the wireless network. in this case, the call failure maps demonstrate there are areas with more than 50 dropped calls per hour. the project sponsor will address their prediction for exceeding capacity more. this demand on capacity does not just affect data capacity. it also affects call capacity and dropped calls. the commission found it is necessary for san francisco to have adequate capacity at the site. the commission found the proposed facility would fill in gaps in coverage in the inner richmond district and provide necessary facilities for emergency transmissions in this area. as for whether the project is detrimental to health, safety, or convenience, antennas will comm

>>mark: in the and the oakland city council postponed seeking a vote on its irresolution. the chamber of commerce officials say that three transactions as city hall have already been cancelled to lease new space. one of them was a 35,000 square for a retail deal that is now cancelled as businesses are concerned about opening given the arrests in downtown oakland. >>darya: more than 100 people have been arrested since yesterday's protests. 103 arrests have been made. 32 of the arrests are from oakland, 42 were from outside the bay area. 50 arrests were from california, outside the bay area and nine arrested were from outside of the state. two people were juvenile and a three people arrested were on known as far as where they were from. >>darya: new this morning, a group of mothers and children in strollers will march through downtown oakland on a teacher's banks to share action. they say that it will close the children's bank accounts and temporarily occupied a big. this is slated to begin at 10:00 a.m. at snow park. the group says that heavy rain could postpone the event.

>>pam: tomorrow city hall meeting irresolution is on the table to talk about the occupy encampment, canou talk about a revolution in your position about it? >> i have not seen the resolution yet, but whatever they believe having the canned, not having the tent, oakland is at the center of occupy wall street. we need to be really careful that we treat everyone with respect. >>pam: some critics are saying that oakland city leaders have lost control of the city and have turned the authority over to the protesters who have decided to stay at the camp and if that they are calling the shots there. how you respond to that? >> i was not part of the decision to move the tents, the police chief, the city administrator and the mayor decided to move the 10's. the frustration i am hearing from people is that after they spent all that money moving the tents, they let them come back. but that is a decision that the council has not made. >>pam: how you feel about the decision that was made by the mayor and the police? >> i will not go back to what i think what should have happened or should not have ha