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L.A. Debates Shutting Down Medical Pot Clinics

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The future of medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles drew advocates to City Hall on Monday. At its Tuesday meeting, the City Council will consider proposals to close some or all of the city's more than 800 pot shops.

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