kinesics generation san franciscan -- my name is still in smith region dyland-- my name is dillon smith. i am a sixth generation san franciscan. i grew up playing golf in sharp park. everybody there wants to support kids and help them in their lives and have a place to go. i saw this happen for the last five is six years of my life. i saw kids being touched by the people at sharp park. because of that, their lives and injuries for ever. because of the people at sharp park, they have a chance and go confident about themselves to do well in the future. >> think you for being here. may i ask you a question? do you go to lincoln park or glen eagles? why not? >> i do not know, honestly. it is up to the people who deal with money. it is not my decision where we go. >> a linkedin and glen eagle are very short courses. -- li annoln

i grew up listening to bob dillon, patty smith, bob marley, people whose -- john lennon.orld doesn't have to be what it is. it can be whether kissed or kicked or -- it canning sent into a better shape. that's the message i got about the clash or whatever it was. i suppose that's part of u2. i am very proud of the band. they take a lot of hits for my involvement. this is pretty unhip work in lots of ways. but they stand by me and they believe in it. in fact their last tour i think they gave 10 million to the global fund. they do a lot more than that. they are great people. they believe in this and there's no charter in u2. if there was we think that truthfulness is dramatic, and compelling. we try to write songs that are truthful. >> often when i was younger i was throwing stones at the enemy. as i got older i realized that the enemy was a lot closer to home in my own heart and the hypocrisy of my own heart. the strong started to turn more on us. >> you have done a remarkable job. i want to say thanks on behalf of all human beings around the world for advocacy that has led