Top of the morning’s news:
- A federal judge in Sacramento threw out a lawsuit by a medical marijuana dispensary, bolstering the Obama administration’s crackdown on pot distributors. Chronicle
- The prosecution’s case remained intact as jury selection began in Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi’s domestic violence case. The Bay Citizen
- Surgeons at San Francisco’s Saint Mary’s Medical Center successfully replaced a Mississippi man’s severed thumb with his own toe. KTVU 2
- Marin County prosecutors will seek the death penalty for accused serial killer Joseph Naso. Chronicle
- The typical Marin County household spends 56.3 percent of income for housing and transportation, the highest in the Bay Area, a new study says. Marin IJ
- Contra Costa supervisors voted unanimously to allow the 350-member Sufi Reoriented religious group to build a large—and controversial—worship center in an unincorporated area of Walnut Creek. Contra Costa Times
- The Warriors held on to win 85-82 in Atlanta. AP
