privilege to present someone who has already been introduced we're happy to be here with mark and tony robin we'll yield the floor to our distinguished mayor of san francisco he's operational and accepted to change for the positive that making progress as not only did he close the streets for the concert that is important he opens the city to every kind of possibility and that's what makes san francisco so great and he's probably considers himself we all contend to be the number one san francisco giants fan in san francisco mayor ed lee. >> all right. thank you (clapping). >> nan and mark nancy thank you for your leadership you are our speaker and our conscious your representative go girl we need you in washing thank you very much ladies and gentlemen, it's october welcome to san francisco it is dream force time you don't know how gifted i get to october this used to be howard street is now every october it's 0 innovation park and mark and i keep talking about innovations right here spiritually i want to say thank you to march and listening for being great san franciscans salesforce habitati

me welcome someone that is expiring us but he's been said to be an international humanitarian tony robin's. >> thank you, everyone fewer participation and mark creating an visit and every year i've known march for 25 years this whole journey with the force it's grown because it is added value we know that businesses help to make things but i want to thank everyone for participating i want to make a million happen for me, i know that in this country one out of 4 families her in marin county is not sure there i go to have a meal so when you live in san francisco when you're in the tech business at the time easy to think about the challenges and forget what they are half the planets lives on $2.50 a day we had times when there were no food one day whither i i was 11 years old i didn't have food we would h have starved or someone knocked on the door i've been paying it forward and feed $42 million people but there are i i know that congress you didn't participate ms. pelosi but food stamps that's the equivalent of every family going without a meal for 12 bucks so this year i was coming out wit

. >>> some say it's like tony robins and jolly -- joel osteen rolled into a workout. it's a high-energy aerobics class. your working to improve your mood and boost your confident and change your outlook with pose continue affirmation. the trainer says in order to make it lasting a changes in your health, your career or relationships, you have to change the way your mind thinks. >> we have to train our minds as hard as we are training our bodies and try to link those things together and connect the mind to body. >> reporter: an boosting that mind body connection is what makes this class different from other fitness classes. as a niewby, i can say the -- newby i could say the class are easy. him. >> i find myself repeating them in my head when i'm having a good time. >> if you're looking for a calorie burn you cotten be disappointed. you can burn 300 to 800 calories in about an hour and fellow instructor amy fox said talking boosts the burn. if you're talking at the same time your you're working out you're burning out. >> reporter: all leaves are welcome, as long as you

the robin hood conference is all about best ideas. i asked tonye one product out there that you can point to and say i wish that was mine? people went to elon musk in tesla and is there anybody to you that you saiden man, i wish i did that. >> one that pops in any mind is the thing shazam stheast great is you push a button and uber is a lot like that and i love the fact that you don't have to call somebody and you can just type in the address instead of having the whole conversation and you don't have to pay at the end so the easy of use of uber is phenomenal i think. >> is there a product you wish you invented? i agree with him. uber. >> uber is something everyone would use day in and day out. i have to think about that one. but what i find interesting is you were using shazam as a verb. you can shazam things. >> i want a badge i get to wear in new york when it rains that ays i ride taxis and use yuber when it doesn't rain and that should give me priority status because there's nothing worse in new york city when it rains and you cannot get a cab

robin walks down the hall. >> just like that. >>> that wild nascar brawl. you saw the pictures over the weekend. some of the biggest names in the sport involved. we'll tell you how tony> it was ugly. >>> an important new story for parents. the most dangerous place to let your baby sleep. you'll be surprised. i was. >>> "star wars" fans strike back. how they're writing the latest chapter in the saga. >>> that sensational retrial of john goodman. he was convicted of drunk driving manslaughter two years ago. that conviction was thrown out. now the sequestered jury is not supposed to know about that. matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: this morning, polo magnate john goodman in the courtroom again. he's charged after crassing his $200,000 bentley into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundai in 2010, the crash instantly killing the colge graduate. goodman waited an hour. >> i just kind of wrecked. i'm on -- where am i? >> do you see all the deputies that are out there? >> no, i ran down the road to the -- to a barn. >> we find the defendant, guilty of dui manslaughter. >> reporter: he was convicted in 201 of the same changes and sentenced to 16 years in prison. that jury w

robin inside with a special friend. >> you said fantastic. who comes to mind? hugh jackman. yes, yes, we love you. >> thank you. >> you're no stranger to broadway, three hit shows, two tonys.er," coming next month. welcome. >> congratulations on your award. >> thank you, i was honored. you're good like that. we're used to the singing and the dancing. but this is intimate. >> it's intimate on the -- if you're in the last row, you're eight rows back. it's a prime seat. the play is very smart, very beautiful. and you will -- i guarantee you everyone in the audience will relate to every character there. the play is set on a moonless night. a man takes his new girlfriend fly fishing for the night. not telling you too much, but by the end of the night, it's clear nothing is as it seems. it's a bit of mystery. and the most elusive catch of all is the truth. >> the most elusive catch. i like the play on words like that. >> thank you. >> it is a small theater, talk about that in a moment. but how you're going about with the ticket and making them available. >> many people say broadway is too expensive. i'm really so inspired by the producer. she took a bold choice. small theater, n