it was provided by robert garcia. >> commissioner, i'm frankly not sure i understand the question. we addressed many of the -- in fact all of the recommendations with the -- >> should increase its care of patients to -- with other hospitals. the agreement will continue to serve medicare patients throughout the system maintaining its medicaid contract with the state of california providing access through suddener pacific medical foundation clinics and the st. luke's health care center. it doesn't say a word about cathedral hill. why not? >> the issue has to do with private commissioners. many who practice at cpmc frankly do not take medical in their offices. however we have made a commitment. we have always had medical for every patient who shows up in one of our facilities. >> point out st. luke's and you ignore your main prized campus. >> again, it is an outpatient clinic that is part of cpmc. again, the vast majority of the patients who come to have have don't go to doctors who work for cpmc. they go to doctors who admit to cpmc. if a patient comes to crp to our emergency room or

it was provided by robert garcia. >> commissioner, i'm frankly not sure i understand the question. we addressed many of the -- in fact all of the recommendations with the -- >> should increase its care of patients to -- with other hospitals. the agreement will continue to serve medicare patients throughout the system maintaining its medicaid contract with the state of california providing access through suddener pacific medical foundation clinics and the st. luke's health care center. it doesn't say a word about cathedral hill. why not?

garcia will call them. >>> today, go ahead and open up for business tomorrow. it's part of a timetable. ktvu's robert honda is live in san jose and many club owners say a tax being collected by the city is excessive and provides no legal protection. robert. >> that's right, gasia. a potential new revenue source, medical marijuana. starting tomorrow, the city expects to start collecting tax money from pot clubs, but the owner of this cannabis collective says he does plan to open his new business tomorrow, but not promising to pay the tax. there are about 100 cannabis clubs in san jose right now, but the city has yet to fully develop a medical marijuana poll schism on the same day the city plans to start taxing. san jose's first collective will reopen. all american cannabis club. >> the new collective gives us a fresh start and a chance to take the collective to another level as far as legal protection. >> san jose's new policy through measure you provides a monthly tax receipt. the rate is 7%. so when a club grosses $143,000, the city gets $10,000 with a $2500 penalty for late payments. what upset own