kamla: how would you shorten it? trust.f i really had to wrap it up into one word, it's really about the trust that we have to engender and earn with our users, whether they're consumers or they're enterprises or governments or even school boards and educators.

kamla told saroo his brother was killed on the tracks the very night saroo was lost. on that one night, your mother lost two sons? >> saroo brierley: yes, and i can't think, you know, what she went through. it's like, one is just, you know, here it is, he's died, but the other one, he's just disappeared. >> whitaker: why did your birth mother decide to stay there in that very village? >> saroo brierley: because she felt that one day the son that and it was amazing because here i am, determined to find my hometown and my family from one side of the world, oceans apart, and here's my birth mother sitting there and waiting because she knew that one day her son would come back. and i'm so glad that she did. helping his biological mother in india financially, but he considers sue and john brierley his mom and dad, and australia his home. >> this cbs sports update is brought to you by ford division. i'm james brown with scores from nfl today. le'veon bell rushes for team has won 7 of its last 8 to stay in the playoff hunt. matthew stafford leads detroit to a fourth-quarter

his mother kamla told us, "when i saw him i knew he was my saroo."rteen times. he reunited with his sister and one brother who both had moved to a nearby city, but his mother never left their village. the movie shows the love between saroo and his oldest brother guddu, who took him to that train platform 25 years before. kamla told saroo his brother was killed on the tracks the very night saroo was lost. on that one night, your mother lost two sons? >> saroo brierley: yes, and i can't think, you know, what she went through. it's like, one is just, you know, here it is, he's died, but the other one, he's just disappeared. >> whitaker: why did your birth mother decide to stay there in that very village? >> saroo brierley: because she felt that one day the son that she had lost would come back. and it was amazing because here i am, determined to find my hometown and my family from one side of the world, oceans apart, and here's my birth mother sitting there and waiting because she knew that one day her son would come back. and i'm so glad that she did.

hello and welcome, i'm kamla. my guest today is amy love.he is an entrepreneur and the chief marketing officer at violin memory, a silicon valley-based company that is publicly traded. but we're going to be talking to amy because she is the one because of what happened. actually, let me read out something that was said about you way back in the '70s. "you just might be the best known 10-year-old girl in the bay area," wrote tim hunt in tri-valley herald. this was i think in '74-'75. why were you known as the best little girl in the bay area?