the annual dreamforce conference run by marc benioff of salesforce.com. more than 130,000 faithful journey in what some would require, yes, a woodstock for entrepreneurs and innovators. representing everything technology no differently than the internet pioneers did before them and the personal computer creators did way back in the late 1980s. turning the tech world upside down. then again maybe it's just a woodstock for geeks. anyway, we need to go deep into the dream force psyche, not just because it's a celebration of the new world, one dominated by the holy trinity of social, mobile and cloud, but mainly because it's about making some money. i don't want to say it's totally lost on people, but i will point out that this is a revolution that's been embraced far more by the businesses using the disruptive technology that you'll hear about, and not you, not individuals who are enjoying the fruits of lower costs. but these are not amazon or priceline, two companies i like very much. although priceline only valued by traditional metrics. you need to know t

. >>> why did i fly all the way to silicon valley for this year's annual dreamforce conference?s simple. i'm going to be here with 130,000 others trying to figure out what could be the next big technological game changer from any other companies presenting at this cloud conclave. that's why i'm talking to marc benioff. you say many of us including me don't get the new economy. this is woodstock for the new economy? what is this? >> well, jim, i don't know if it's woodstock for the new economy. we do have the music, that's for sure. we're going to have neil young tomorrow. >> you departmeidn't tell me th >> well, if we're going to have woodstock. what's exciting is our whole world is changing here. you can feel it. that's why i like and so thrilled that you're here. you have to be here to really see that this is not just, you know, our old tech software industry. this is a new industry. a lot of new companies, 350 companies presenting here. 1,100 sessions, 130,000 people who are coming in for those sessions. plus everybody else online. that doesn't include the online viewership.

when we were at dreamforce i got the chance to speak with the legendary founder chairman and ceo whoh incredible success with ask computer. take a look. >> you're one of my idols. i remember when i owned ask for my hedge fund when i recommended ask at goldman. i want to know why you come back. you quit on top. >> well, it's true. i did quit on top. and it was very compelling to just stay retired and enjoy the life. but, you know, how often do you get the chance to really reinvent the same market twice? >> it really is, right? i mean, this is the new ask in some ways. >> absolutely. kenandy is really ask on the clouds in a lot of ways though it's totally new software. we're totally native. not one line of code from the old ask. >> there's a motherly aspect to kenandy. >> well, there is. i mean, of course man-man ma-ma changed to man-man. >> and the name of the company. >> and now it's kenandy, ken and andy, my sons names. there is that aspect. >> there's a lot of talk about how companies get started, garage or whatever. you had a conversation with marc benioff. >> absolutely. this was

"dreamforce" will also shut down howard street between 3rd and 4th streets beginning thursday night so the streets can be turned into a plaza. >>> san francisco's coit tower has weathered a lot over the years and today it's closing for much-needed r & r. kpix 5 reporter mark kelly joins us live with more on the makeover the tower is about to undergo. mark. >> reporter: good morning. coit tower is closed today for the next five months for a face- lift. it's definitely an iconic landmark here in the city with a history that staff hope to preserve. of all the buildings on the san francisco skyline, coit tower stands high and proud. and it should. it has a very interesting history. >> living history, i mean, it's one of the those few structures that's standing in the same way intended when it was built. >> reporter: when she died lily coit donated a third of her estate to beautify san francisco. city leaders debated what to do with the $100,000. >> in fact, originally, the city fathers tried to build a road with her $100,000. but her friends luckily and others said, well, i think she wante

in san francisco is jim cramer at the user conference dreamforce 2013.till celebrating the eagles' win yesterday, what is going to happen? >> this is a love fest between companies that are using the cloud. they are cutting out the traditional way that companies get their software. >> earnings tonight, they have totally redone the center, david and not only mc hammer, tony bennett, but green day. jim, i assume you're going to go to all of those? >> i have to go to them. i am credentialed, carl. how about this tunnel behind me. this is the largest tunnel in north america. it's assembled at the uk, brought here by ship. you know how he likes to do things on a creative scale. >> oh, yeah. in the meantime, jim, futures are pretty steady, as you know. watch for what they are calling a hat trick. s&p, 1800. ten years under 2.7. up 3% in reaction to some of the reforms coming out of china. our roadmap begins with major market downsizing to 16,000. s&p shy and the nasdaq very close to 4k. >>> boeing hiring the premarket on $100 billion in orders for a revamped 77

i'm here at dreamforce in san francisco. to have a lot more about this event as well as a preview of sales force earnings, all that when "power lunch" returns. 0 >>> power rundown time. joining us, sue and seema, let's start with princeton. the university could decide as early as today on whether to distribute novartis meningitis vaccine to students. the vaccine not approved in the u.s. but the fda is apparently going to give special permission to the school to administer it following a meningitis outbreak there. so should, seema, the school give out a foreign vaccine, the wrinkle here is that the traditional vaccine doesn't protect against the particular strain at princeton? >> right. some of the health care experts i spoke to say that the european approval process is rigorous for safety so this might be a good option, actually, for the students. >> why, sue, are we so far behind on something like this? in other words -- i don't know whether we're so far behind but we vice president approved it and it is approved apparently

jim cramer speaking with the ceos of sales force, ebay and drop box, all from dreamforce 2013.hat's tonight, guys, "mad money" 6:00 and 11:00 p.m. >> that is a big event. marc benioff, is a big man. he's got to be about 6'6". >> wow. >> that's going to be a big show. >> i would get a crick in my neck. if your kid is beg for an xbox or ps 4 or husband or kid, we have your gaming console for dummies guide coming you. >> a can't miss david and goliath coffee battle. starbucks losing to the little guy. we talk to said little guy coming up. but first, a big man in his own right, bill griffeth what's coming up on the "closing bell"? >> we know the dow is trying to close above 16,000, but has this market come too far too fast? we'll get both sides of the classic stock market bubble debate. we have speaks of big guys, one of the richest and savviest ipoipo investors back with us today, reportedly made $600 million on the twitter ipo. we'll find out where he sees the next big thing in social media and how he thinks the oil boom here in the united states is going to affect the global cru

now, dreamforce, we got a chance to talk to the chairman and ceo of concur technologies.about the opportunity. take a look. >> see, i've been talking a lot about disruptive technology. how the ecosystem is being upended by outfits like yours. what are you doing to change business travel? >> we have this amazing company, that's growing at increasing growth rates every year. >> accelerated revenue growth. >> accelerating revenue growth. and we're focused on how do you make business travel a better experience? we focus on a initiative we call a perfect trip, which is designed to make sure you and i, as we travel, it's a better experience for us. whether it's from the booking perspective or how we manage that trip while we're on the road or ideally, wouldn't it be great if you never filled out an expense report? if it's filled out for you? we're focused on how to make the entire business trip better. >> but this is a company initiative. i don't want people to think this is price line. >> the way to think about it, think about what price line has done for consumer travel. amaz

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