m. ali we're seeing more and more cases of corruption like we spoke of from state legislators not just the local leaders but now we're talking about governors and house and senate leadership and state legislatures that actually control the bills that are ultimately going to regulate the industry those folks are taking bribes themselves and laying the marijuana company owners draft the bills that are supposed to be regulating their business can you explain the legal issues associated with this and what federal laws would have to be implemented up in this process. well basically it's. corruption peer and simple they shouldn't be allowed to regulate themselves and i think part of the problem is it's like the wild west because marijuana is still illegal on a federal level so until marijuana is legalized on a federal level and there's a uniform system of nationwide regulation of this industry it's continued going to continue to be piecemeal it's going to continue to be what states want to do stat

ali? >> that will be amazing. thanks very much. m thank you to both of you. i want to bring in dr. mark mclellan, he was commissioner under george w. bush. doctor, thank you for being with us. you wrote an op-ed in "the wall street journal" with a former -- fellow former fda commissioner scott gottlieb and you're calling for the increased use of antibody treatment. we've been so obsessed, rightfully so, with the distribution of this vaccine in the last two weeks that i want to get a better idea, what drugs are you talking about and for what purpose? >> ali, we've been rightfully focused on vaccines. this is tremendously good news. that's the way to control the virus over time. but right now we're also living through a very big and unprecedented surge in cases. and what the monoclonal antibodies do, these are essentially man-made antibodies that give to you, to patients who have been exposed to covid, have covid in the early stages, that antibodies of a vaccine would normally make you produce on your own. this is kind of a bridge to a vaccine for people who are at very high risk of

ali nasser, the sole proprietor. execution of lease number 1341 with san francisco little league, where the field located at 8th street and avenue m formally occupied by the san francisco fire department. and treasure island director to execute a standard agreement with the california state lands commission for a maximum amount of $50,000. >> president tsen: okay. so then are there any items that any of the directors would like to remove from the consent agenda? >> director shifrin: wait, i don't want to remove it from the agenda. i want to point out, i think there was a typo in the state land contract. page 6 says the scope is not to exceed 80,000 but earlier it says 50. probably want to fix that up. >> president tsen: i see. bob, do you want to comment on that item? >> director beck: i apologize for that. the correct amount should be 80,000 and we'll amend the resolution. >> president tsen: okay. so can we act on it with that amendment? >> director richardson: so the motion would be the correct amount. >> president tsen: anybody second the motion? >> second. >> president tsen: before we act, is there any public comment on the co

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