and so randy zuckerberg. you are being disloyal to your old company. >> facebook is an amazing amazing tool. used for so much good. i had a front row seat and showing facebook's role in shaping elections. olympics. and responsiving to natural disasters and what happened with the tornado last week and the ability for people to go onto the social media and to provide relief. there is nothing like that in the world. we will need to always remember to find balance. have you people that you love in your life. next to you. real people. so it is all. everything in life. and moderation. >> what does your brother think of your approach. >> he is really excited for the book. and i this i that we are just putting finishing touches on it right now. so no one has read it yet. we will see. randi where did you grow up? >> right here in westchester new york. >> great to be in new york. >> my parents are both doctors my dad is a dentist. my mom is a psychiatrist. my dad was very tech savvy, from early on. i talk about that a

. >> we want to introduce you to first-time author randi zuckerberg. new book coming out in the fall. >> double author. how exciting. my becomes are "dot complicated" for adults and "dot" for children. i spent the last eight years working at facebook, billing my own company in silicon valley. one thing i realized there's this whole world that people are fascinated in, entrepreneurship, technology, and someone just needs needs needs to key-demystify it for everybody else. so "dot complicated" looks at this crazy world we live and how it's changing our career, lives, families. >> hough do you dot that? >> i talk about finding tech life balance. there's a lot of talk on work life balance but if you go home from work and still buried in your cell phone, sitting on your lap tapp next to your husband at at home, you're still working. so i talk a lot about how to find deck -- tech life balance in your home, your job, your love life, all areas of communication. >> are you saying turn off your devices, go off facebook? >> you know what, i think there's a time a

no one has read it yet. >> randi zuckerberg where do you grow up? >> which at one negative westchester new york. my parents are both doctors my mom is a psychiatrist and my dad is a dentist. from very early on my first introduction to the magic of technology came through my dad in his office and the impact had on our whole family obviously with facebook and it changed all of us. >> when did you get involved with facebook? >> guest: 2005 i was working here in in new york city and i started to hear about this amazing sight that my brother created and i was working in digital marketing at the time and he needed someone that had some knowledge in this new space is and i went out to california and i was blown away by what i saw. if you read a book, i had an amazing was -- experienced with facebook use of all the time and it is a positive feel good story how technology can make our lives amazing but a reminder to find balance. >> you also have a web site dot. complicated because it took a long time to publish chided want to put specific websites because y

we begin at 8:35 eastern with randy zuckerberg, the sister and former founder of mark zuckerberg. at 8:45, we discuss the link between the rise of digital networks and the economic recession and who owns the future. at 10:20, google on the new book "the new digital age," watch booktv in prime time beginning tonight at 8:35 eastern here on c-span2. >> making transition from journalism to books is exhilarating and completely overwhelming and frightening, but wonderful. >> why did you make that choice? >> i made that choice because -- well, i had long wanted to be working on a book just because the freedom it allow you to rial dive into a topic and lose yourself and go off on tangents, and have enough time to really explore it fully. >> sunday, taboo sciences, living in space, the afterlife, and the human digestive system, best selling author, mary roach, takes calls, e-mails, facebook comments, and tweets on "inn depth" three hours live sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> this final discussion from may focused on women on wall street. hear from bank of america's former president o

with randy zuckerberg, former marketing director of facebook and mark zuckerberg. she is author of a soon-to-be published book that has a children's book companion. and we discussed who owns the future jeered cohen discusses his book the digital age. watch this tonight at 835 eastern on c-span2. on c-span tonight we will show you what southwest airlines ceos have to say about air travel in this country as they take questions from an audience at the university of denver. then we will open up our phone lines and ask you what advice you'd give the federal government for improving air travel in the united states. we recently asked the same question just outside washington dc of ronald reagan national airport is based. two i think the most significant thing that i have seen over the last year, the most significant thing that i see is obviously to have a security checkpoint and having more of this beyond just the major metropolitan areas, which would be fantastic. and this would potentially increase the number of routes with potential crisis and i think about as signific