secoya helped hook up where to with larry paige. >> three days later, we were talking to larry paige.liked it, and it took some months to get the deal arranged. but then we got bought by google. >> joining us is the senior editor liz gaines. this is kind of an amazing story to me, because it's one of those technologies that at the time seemed kind of crazy, out there. maps exist already. but now there probably is no more fundamental advantage that google has on mobile than maps. is that how you see it? where is google versus the rest of the industry mapping-wise? >> google didn't know where mapping was going at the time. no one really did. google and other people launched a lot of products that flopped. but i think maps ended up being one of those products that they were actually really pressing on. and the way that they learned how to do maps right was they just started. they weren't the first people to launch a mapping product. yahoo and microsoft and mapquest were all there at the time. but google kind of piece by piece and really piece by piece, they went and made their own data s

getting a pretty big snub from some, facebook's mark zuckerberg, yahoo's marissa meyer and google's larry paige and eric schmidt are not going to the cyber security summit. bloomberg reports it's because the feds are hassling thing over data encryption. tim cook is going. he'll probably talk about apple security policies. the company recently changed technology on the new iphone to encrypt data much to the government's chagrin. after the president wraps up at stanford he'll be heading to a democratic fundraiser tomorrow night on russian hill and takes off saturday morning. it's a sure bet traffic will be a mess on the peninsula and in the city. >>> luke fignora's luck ran out. he was getting ready to stand trial. prosecutors accuse him of taking delivery of $11 million of art and not paying for it. tonight we are hearing the fbi director made a rather startling public admission about the problem of racial bias. he says yes, it does influence police officers every day. >> two young black men on 1 side of the street look like so many others that officer has locked up. two white men on the other s