mirza. -what is a star? -right. sailing for $600. david. -who is aeneas? -no. john or mirza? mirza.o is odysseus? -no. john: no. [ beep ] same guy though -- ulysses. that's the poem. mirza. sailing lit for $800. mirza. -who is count dracula? -count dracula. yeah. sailing for $1,000. david. -what is the dawn treader? -that's it. tongue-twister for $800. david. who is peter piper? peter piper is the one. now the last clue... -david. -who is moses? "moses supposes his toeses are roses, but moses supposes erroneously." [ laughter ] "now, moses, he knowses --" oh, gosh. we're gonna take a break. [ applause ]

death and they deleted the profile —— proof of mirza's death.n the data commissioner said in his letter —— data protection commissioner said in his letter that facebook had acted in line with their policy, it sounded like there was nothing we could do about that. although i don't see that policy as a proper policy. we lose the procedure? somebody contacts you to say, this person died, and you delete it. where is the verification process of this person's identity of any connection with the person? why not co nta ct any connection with the person? why not contact the partner who is publicly there, named on the profile, and see, we received this request? —— request, is it a valid request? —— request, is it a valid request? is there anything you want done? but when you are told that is the policy you feel there is nothing you can do but be their request information on who this person is. you have any idea when facebook is going to tell you who the person is who requested the deletion of the account? they are given 21 days from the date they get serv

it was written by fatima farheen mirza.ings to say is directed towards this extraordinary, powerful, new american voice. >> what caught your eye about fatima's work? >> i think the same thing that we are experiencing from early readers. this is a story about an american family in all its pu plurality. it's about faith and how we love one another. from very early pages in this book, i was not only completely gripped and absorbed, but i was stunned by the maturity of this young writer. naturally gifted. i wanted very much to be part of the shepherding of this voice. i think it's especially important right now. and it's singular. >> fatima, congratulations on the book. that's a good first review for your book. this is your first book. this is extraordinary. you're coming in with a bang. tell us about the story. >> so, the novel begins at the wedding of the eldest daughter in this family. and the son has returned after having run away three years ago. and you don't know why he left. from there, you dive into moments from the fa