stowe, the trouble is that you're a con man. >> stowe: really?> pelley: you're lying about this protocol. you've lied about your association with the university of texas. you've lied about your work with the f.d.a. and now, you're lying to these gentlemen about what they can expect. >> stowe: now, why do you say that? >> pelley: nobody at the f.d.a. knows anything about any of this. and the university of texas is not going to be starting a regenerative medicine clinic with your name on it. >> stowe: really? >> pelley: when we asked stowe to back up his a.l.s. claims, his story changed. give me a stowe foundation patient who has a.l.s. who has stood up out of a wheelchair and walked away. >> stowe: we don't have any a.l.s. patients; we have m.s. patients. >> pelley: we are talking about the treatment that you have taken their money for. is that a treatment that would allow them to stand up out of a wheelchair and walk away? >> stowe: with an a.l.s. patient? no, we've done it with m.s. patients. >> pelley: i don't believe that's what they understoo

i support this of -- the restoration upper stow lake -- the restoration of stow lake. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is dr. [unintelligible] patron of stow lake and the boat house, a breast cancer survivor that goes for health to the resources that stow lake. the paddle boats that are great exercise, as well as the beautiful landscape. kudos to the supervisors for intervening in the possible end of the brian martin clinic. that is a vital san francisco resource. i would like to talk about another resource of a very different kind. this is about a resource for elders and families of children. basically, change is good. changes needed. but change must take place

i support ortega enterprises being upset stow lake. -- being at stow lake. i engage with the community for my family to see how we can work together. i have been approached by people that knew it was there but did not feel it was a part of their community. as far as neighbors directly in the part, we have talked to the botanical society. more importantly, what we would like to open up is for smaller businesses and individuals to see how they would like to participate in what we're doing and that we are letting them be heard by s. my main goal was to make this the hard of golden gate. supervisor chu: thank you. >> my name is mark west. i am strongly in favor of stow lake. i am the founder of the happy company. i was bought out by the ortega family to bring meaningful projects to the community. i was so impressed with their commitment and desire to create programs that would serve the community. we offered to do free workshops and work with them in many ways in support of that. thank you so much for your consideration there. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good

i would like to read a list from the stow lake boat house coalition supporters. the audubon society, the san francisco coalition society, the son said action commission, the golden gate preservation alliance, telegraph hill dwellers, take back our parks, keep the arboretum free, the stove family, hopkins, grandson of warren architect, david paul r.. north side san francisco, ashley wolff, author stello roy, the story of stellate -- stow lake post card club. my parents took me there. i have taken my children that are now adults. it is not somewhere the to go for a restaurant. we have a million restaurants in san francisco. the important part is keeping the tranquillity and have the part not become another tourist attraction in a negative way. supervisor chu: thank you. >> my name is kristin neighborly. by m. forsaking the boat house. i was just in carlsbad caverns last year. everyone keeps talking about food. when i heard that there were five or six tables replace that this boat house, but i have heard is that they're going to be losing money on the food. not that

a resolution authorizing the recreation and parks department to enter into a lease with stpw ; -- stow lake. >> i would like to thank those that have been coming down to speak about the boat house whether it has been to the reparations and parks commission but almost and the budget and finance committee. i am enthusiastic about the contract before us regarding stowe lake and the efforts to improve and restore the boathouse. as a neighbor and a frequent user of the lake and the boathouse and other treasures at golden gate park, i follow this process very closely. one of the things i heard very consistently from the testimony and those calling and visiting our office is that it is the desire of the committee to preserve boathouse for generations to come and i approve. i support the goal and this is why i am proud to sponsor this issue. i think the city has found a great contractor in ortega enterprises. for the wildlife and the beauty of the area as well as important. while most national park concessions feature junk food, the concession stand in muir woods has fresh sandwiches and soups

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is presented funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> tonight, our revolution 2011. yet it has changed our world and at that everyone of us. but mubarak, gaddafi teetering -- how will these revolutions produce what the streets -- what the people on the streets want, a new democracy? why has the choice in arab countries for decades been between as strong man or islamism? is there now a third way? we will look at today's made him in a divided libya. we will have our correspondents take on how the modern arab culture has changed in revolutionary ways. e hello. good evening. the revolutions of 2011 are incomplete, but it changed the entire world, and the new democratic -- democratic impulse unleashed in the arab states have shown that strong men can be overthrown by arab insurrections. at as they affect all of u

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