miles o'brien, pbs newshour, recife, brazil. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour": making sense of sexism on wall street, "on my own" public radio host diane rehm's memoir of love and loss, and a soft-spoken musician unleashes her inner beast. but first, a new study provides a disturbing look into the ways isis uses children to fight its battles. hari sreenivasan has our conversation. >> sreenivasan: a new report chronicles the increasing use of children as fighters for the so-called islamic state. the author is based in fort of georgia documented propaganda which praises deceased young fighters as martyrs and shows how the group uses children and youth in suicide operations and found three times as many suicide attacks involving young people in january of this year than last year. for more on the study's findings and what they mean we're joined by one of the report's awe authorize professor mia bloom. unfortunately, child soldiers aren't anything new. how is i.s.i.s. using them differently? >> we started our study with a baseline looking