please welcome mo rocca.use). >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: congratulations on another book. >> another book, that's right, thank you for remembering. >> trevor: right. what is fascinating is you wrote a book before this a smash hit about presidents and their pets, right. >> that's right. >> trevor: and then. >> the not the smash hit part but about presidential pets. >> trevor: it did well for a book about presidents and their pet, the best performing presidents and their pets book. >> exactly, thank you. that is a lit in my book. >> trevor: right, and you didn't do that again, is it because trump doesn't have a pet. >> that is true that he is the first president to not have a pet in the white house. chester alan arthur burned all of his papers but so we don't know for sure that he had pets, but my understanding is he had a gold fish, i'm not making this up. but donald trump does not have a pet. >> trevor: right. >> fillmore also did not have a pet but was the vice president of the

mo rocca and michelle miller take us to san francisco and kansas city.up with the stars of the metropolitan opera's production of "porgy & bess," which features an all-black cast. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday.m arie. a gre d. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

: saturday" co-hoet michelle miller went to san francisco and "cbs sunday morning" correspondent mo rocca trip to go to the hometown that was named for the super bowl when they met the packers for the first championship in 1957. the chiefs lost that game, but won 50 years ago in what was their last appearance. san francisco on the other hand has won five super bowls, which is why no one really wants to see them win again, but since that's where michelle went, let's start our super bowl city saga there. >> reporter: welcome to san francisco where innovation leads the nation and silicon valley tech titans inspire the world. whoo-hoo! ♪ >> reporter: well, congratulations, michelle. you know, the hall mark greeting card created here in kansas city is just one of many great ideas to come out of the place known as the heart of america. the happy meal was invented right here in kansas city. thank you. kansas city is also the birth place of modern american animation. this is the building where walt disney launched his empire. ♪ when you wish upon a star >> that's right, mochlt but the walt disney

i'm mo rocca. and this is sunday morning. we begin today with the age-old question...t's in a name? plenty, it turns out, when it comes to the navy's decision on what to call a future aircraft carrier. it's to be named tomorrow for a hero of world war two and of the civil rights movement. as david martin will report in our cover story. >>aircraft carriers are usually named for american presidents, a tradition that is about to be overturned. what was your personal reaction? i was overwhelmed. >> it's a reminder too that heroism is in no way limited by race, by gender, by background, by rank or rating. the enlisted sailor who will receive an honor for very few americans. ahead on sunday morning. >> rocca: our sunday profile this morning is of laura dern. the hollywood star whose current success has inspired her fans to coin a brand new word, as we'll hear from tracy smith. >> i will not not be rich. >> big little lies >> actress laura dern is in so many great roles these days. they're calling it, "the dern-aissance." >> what do you think of the term "the dernaissance"? >

with mo rocca, we will be paying her a visit. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: kim novak was one of hollywood's greatsirens of the 1950s. but these days, she is more at home with her art and her animals. >> are you kind of a hippy chick at heart? >> yes, i am. >> later on "sunday morning" -- ♪ it must have been a love -- >> kim novak. >> pauley: is a proposed federal law protecting the rights of working women during pregnancy long overdue? as many as a quarter million expectant mothers every year certainly think so. jan crawford will have some of their stories. >> it's supposed to be one of life's most joyous events. >> it really is an economically disastrous decision for many working women. >> getting pregnant can be an economically disastrous decision. >> absolutely. >> ahead on "sunday morning", why so many women are losing their jobs just because they want to start a family. >> pauley: kristine johnson visits with gram my nominee gary clark, jr. seth doane explains why pistachios are green gold. steve hartman uncovers a new branch on his family tree. and more. first, the headlines for sunday morn

i'm mo rocca. and this is sunday morning. we begin today with the age-old question...in a name? plenty, it turns out, when it comes to the navy's decision on