or un- hackathon. we are trying to solve problems with our taxis and make sure someone can attach -- catch a taxi where they need it. another aspect of our issues that we will continue to try to get solutions to. more than ever we have to double down on reform. on innovation and investment in our future. that is why we will continue to announce we are the innovation center for the whole world right here in san francisco. soon enough, there will be signage that reflects that in the city because we have to break with some traditional things that prevented us from announcing that in the most broadway. letting everybody know that this is the center for great things to happen. we want to keep that innovation strong and keep the dialogue like the panel has been talking about, how to keep the sales force growing, how to keep twitter here. as this technology helps us to find solutions we have not thought about. once and for all, we must treat government and our responsibilities as mayors, as families do. find

order requests can even extend to we did our first congressional hackathon working with house republican leadership, eric cantor and minority whip hoyer's office. so they came to us and had this idea and wanted our help to help pull it off. and it was a great event with over 200 members of congress, developers, staffers all inside the capitol doing a hackathon, looking at how can facebook be used to help better constituents' engagement with their own members and how bills become law. >> host: adam conner. >> guest: you know, campaigns are not static entities. they have phases to transition, so you may spend the first couple of months building up name identification and building up grassroots supporters, and we're really turning the corner into the last two months of the election, so how do we take these strategies to gather supporters and now turn them into volunteers? how do we do persuasion and get out the vote? taking a look ahead, knowing the election is coming in november and saying what should we be changing up, reemphasizing various things or trying different things? a lot of that