goothis has allowed many patiens to be cared for when they require hospitalization or specialty care. this partnership has allowed them to deliver between 4030 and 500 babies a year, and this is to improve continuity of care. a few years ago we partnered to care for the underserved population in san francisco. we are caring for approximately 30% of the entire san francisco population. i believe the proposed campus will allow our patients to access a world-class stage of the art facility and to allow accessibility for the patients who live in the community. i look forward to the partnership and that we are able to serve the additional patients health care reform will bring. i support the rebuild, and i encourage you to as well. >> i am going to call a few more names. [list of names] >> supervisors, a good evening. good i am a program director of the san francisco foundation curator of i oversee our portfolios and community houseah policy. our message is to help oversee strong communities and promotes philanthropy. the san francisco foundation has had a focus on the health of the commun

joining me from beijing is the bbc's martin patien. nce. social networking seemed to play a key part in this protests. >> is certainly played a key part in the fact that we know about it. we've seen hundreds of these types of incidents across the country. i think what is significant about this protest was the scale of it. hong kong media is reporting that tens of thousands of people attended this protest. the reason they were protesting was against the construction of a plant. they were against the pollution. this is not the first time we've seen protests with regard to an environmental concern. >> it is not clear to me, martin, whether this plan will be shelved for good, or whether it is just a delay. what is the actual truth? >> more local officials are saying that the halting of the construction -- they are going to set up a work group which will consult with locals. there's a lot of bad blood. we were speaking with one woman who said riot police were beating the protesters. according to authorities, at least 13 demonstrators were injure

there is actually an attempt by the body to remyeline particularly i yunge patien. dyouee some evidence of remyelination but it's usually very incomplete. and when you look in these-- . >> rose: that is an amazing phenomenon in itself. >> it is. and you look further and you say well y don't you get more remyelination. >> rose: and how dow help it. >> and how do you help it. and when you look in those lesions you actually see that the cells that could do the remyelination are there. >> i want to mention the name of the cell called the oligodendra so we mentioned the myelin and showed how it wraps around axons. the myelin mes from oligodendra sites that are cells that look a little like an octopus in the picture because it has lots of armsment but these processes go out and actually associate with the nerve fibers. and ultimately they start to wrap membranes around the axons. >> so these are not nerve cells. these are called glio cells. >> that's right. and so a lot of work is going into studying these cells. next slide shows what happens when you have demyelination.

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our cost curve flatten so we are no longer seeing inflation and the cost curve looking after our patien patience. >> which other health care facilities to you considered to be innovative? have any other clinics had ideas you found it impressive? >> innovation can happen anyplace. and we see it coming across sorts of places. i don't think that you can look at health care and expected to come from one organization. i think they're great things happening on multiple locations. i think the important thing is to go and try to find those and incorporate them boldly into your organization. a number of years ago, i told everyone of the employees of, dr. bliss of the cleveland clinic that i asked him to take one trip year, just go and learn something new someplace but i didn't care where in the world they went. and so i thought we're turning loose a couple thousand spies to go find some really good things. and so i think there are lots of places come and we have to look for new ideas wherever we can find them. >> what is the impact of providing more home-based medical care for elders? >> the thi