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understanding you which it doesnt really know. >> rose: larry page and a conti. >> rose: larry page is here, while stale graduate student he invented a new way to categorize information on the worldwide web. in 1998 that idea became google. today its the worlds largest search engine valued at $200 billion. page became c.e.o. of the company he founded last year and the height of its streak google nevertheless faces a host of challenges. the rise of facebook and the social search, the co...

search will be really search understanding you which it doesnt really know. >> rose: larry page and a postscript when we continue. >> rose: larry page is here, while stale graduate student he invented a new way to categorize information on the worldwide web. in 1998 that idea became google. today its the worlds largest search engine valued at $200 billion. page became c.e.o. of the company he founded last year and the height of its streak google nevertheless faces a host of challenges....

>> rose: larry page and a postscript when we continue. >> rose: larry page is here, while stale graduate student he invented a new way to categorize information on the worldwide web. in 1998 that idea became google. today its the worlds largest search engine valued at $200 billion. page became c.e.o. of the company he founded last year and the height of its streak google nevertheless faces a host of challenges. the rise of facebook and the social search, the competition with a until th...

better. you dont always see it because its like everyday we make it better. i think the next big change in search will be really search understanding you which it doesnt really know. >> rose: larry page and a postscript when we continue. >> rose: larry page is here, while stale graduate student he invented a new way to categorize information on the worldwide web. in 1998 that idea became google. today its the worlds largest search engine valued at $200 billion. page became c.e.o. of th...

finding another parttime job. >> i might need to get one more parttime job even the im already working 15 hours now. >> this latest jolt came from governor brown who announced the $9 billion budget deficit preticketed in january has now ballooned to $16 billion. he says tax revenues have not increased as much as expected because the economy has not bounced back. the governor used the opportunity to make another sales pitch for his november tax initiative. >> the plan, asks high income ...

to go are bracing for here cuts in higher tuition. students are thinking about finding another parttime job. >> i might need to get one more parttime job even the im already working 15 hours now. >> this latest jolt came from governor brown who announced the $9 billion budget deficit preticketed in january has now ballooned to $16 billion. he says tax revenues have not increased as much as expected because the economy has not bounced back. the governor used the opportunity to make anot...

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outreach workers risk their lives to help stop the blood shed. san jose thought it had the problem under control but the city is holding an emergency meeting right now to stop the surge in gang violenc violence. 7 murders just this year. allen is live now with the story. allen? >>reporter: tonights meeting shows the urgeen situation the city leaders are placing on this issue. all 7 murder took place in and around the santee neighborhood where we are and police say the last 3 were gang ...