please welcome mo rocca and rita braver. [applause] >> thank you. can you believe they are doing this on a friday night? after this, go get a life. this is what passes for wild. it is such a pleasure to interview mo rocca and it is likely to be a hostile interview. if that is what you are here for i hate to disappoint you and we are going to get to this great book called "mobituaries: great lives worth reliving," very clever. but you are here because you want to know about mo rocca, the man. you. off in washington outside of the city. i was a city kid. what you like as a kid. >> i was it shut in for a lot of it, i memorized tv guide, granted this was pre-cable, there were not many channels but i loved tv until my parents threw me into the backyard. they thought they had only two children. my middle brother larry said it was all right. and i spent a lot of time in the backyard teaching assets has one does. >> you went to georgetown press. >> you may have heard of it. >> the same school as brett kavanaugh and i wondered if your experience was similar

. >> now we kick off the day with cbs sunday morning correspondent mo rocca on his book of obituaries the features politicians, scientists, entertainers, and more. >> good evening and welcome. i'm david ferriero, the archivist of the trinity and please you could join for tonight program. whether you hit in the theater or joining us on facebook or youtube. any special welcome, welcome to our c-span audience. before we hear from mo rocca and rita braver i'd like to tell you but other programs coming up in this theater. tuesday november 12 at noon historian richard brooke kaiser will tell us about his new book give me liberty. which examines america's history through 12 documents. on thursday, november 14 at 7:30 p.m. we will a veterans day tribute world war ii soldier, photographers from the u.s. army signal corps. photo collection at the national archives. the authors of the new book entitled aftershock, the human toll of war will joy historians for discussion of these less well-known images of the wars and. to keep informed about these events and others threat the year check our websi

mo rocca discovers those stories and sends them out into the world he takes a fresh look at the lives of men and women and shares their stories of the new audience. host of the henry ford innovation nation and creator of grandmothers ravioli i just watched three videos of grandmothers making ravioli. check it out. [laughter] also a frequent panelist and began his career as a writer and producer with the award-winning pbs series wishbone spending four seasons as a correspondent on comedy central bailey show. as an actor starring on broadway the 25th annual putnam county spelling bee author of all presidents pets historical model of all pets and the role of decision-making. [laughter] no comment. rita is a national correspondent reporting from arts and culture to foreign-policy before joining cbs sunday morning the chief white house correspondent for four years spotting a decade as the news chief correspondent winning nine national emmy awards presented by the correspondence association for american women in radio and television ladies and gentlemen please welcome mo rocca and rita. [ap

is this your school in syria you know and rocca. what did they teach you there. the qur'an and other stuff. just as if the english 19th he said he once i was in a schoolyard when they chopped a man's head off and they took another man tied his hands up and strung him up and they shot him from the back and then chopped his head off to you. yeah his body fell down as she could have a national. gadget i'm times they told us if we didn't repeat after them they'd round up everyone close to us so they'd be no one left to take care of a few then we'd have to stay home all alone and they'd come and kill us because i'm a little bit at. the top of. it it is awful 1st the children have to learn who the enemy is. and that the aim is to establish an islamic state that's the core message they firmly believe that they are the good guys their ideology stems directly from god their struggle is divine so all these boys want is to please god and their brothers in arms and make sure that we're going to school. it's easier to condition small children if you tell a 5 or 6 year old tha

like many of the children they were abducted to syria and placed in a village near rocca. that. oh here is this man and she had her lyeth thailand this is their slack. with his gun. is this your school in syria now now in iraq. what did they teach of all the qur'an and other stuff i learned i usually just ask if the english 95th stage once i was in the schoolyard when they chopped a man's head off and they took another man tied his hands up and strung him up they shot him from the back and then chopped his head off to you. his body fell down as she couldn't have a national. thing. jad imagine times they told us if we didn't repeat after them they'd round up everyone close to us so they'd be no one left to take care of us then we'd have to stay home all alone and they'd come and kill us because our money would only just. that it is awful 1st the children have to learn who the enemy is. and that the aim is to establish an islamic state that's the core message they firmly believe that they are the good guys their ideology stems directly from god their struggle is divine so all thes

opportunity to conduct the premiere of the world premiere of thomas in egypt by mozart at the mozart rocca and you may think what is thomas thomas is a piece that maybe nobody really knows or very few people know of mozart he was 17 when he wrote it but at the time he never really worked as a piece and this time last for other spouse one of my favorite production and artistic companies in the world is putting it together for the mozart mohar here in salisbury and i get to be the fortunate person who will conduct this production but i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for one really really dear friend and person who i admire a lot and he is the interim danton the artistic director of the mozart more my dear friend mexican as well roland the reus on. the end. all and he was pretty the sustain and still some play shoeless as we'll call in our last guest because get a look at some of us in the queue get a look at stumbles in the good families and heaped on the most at the upper. house is dikika on lemme see them and us get the lumber we assume. you. know. told. to hostile toward her she heard was

opportunity to conduct the premiere of the world premiere of thomas in egypt by mozart at the mozart rocca and you may think what is thomas thomas is a piece that maybe nobody really knows or very few people know of mozart he was 17 when he wrote it but at the time we never really worked as a piece and this time last for other spouse one of my favorite production and i just the companies in the world is putting it together for the mozart while her here in salisbury and i get to be the fortunate person who will conduct this production but i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for one really really dear friend and person who i admire a lot and here is the interim grant and the artistic director of the mozart more my dear friend mexican as well roland the reus on. the eh the in the in. all of me was pretty the sustain their stance and racially are the same as wilco in our last guest breakout get a look at them as in the key good look at stumbles as in a good family. and he does the most that the men have for a spouse is that he can. get her love yes some part of you. was. told. to hostile toward he

into the desert sands in the sea add to rocca. test drive in a super sports car the mclaren 600 l t. 250 years of looks like a job but a major anniversary. r us look at shooting it travels for brianna lived here for over 3 decades and wrote his masterpieces and then discovers cops that find history. have a lot of questions that need answering following the footsteps of the great people . 30 minutes long. networking on a global scale is helping new from us. in medical research. crowdfunding campaigns and the free exchange of information are creating alternatives for researchers outside the pharma industry. new ideas new hopes on medical research a move. in 75 minutes on d w. 2 small acts can inspire change some of the people making up some will go out for a cup of fantastic right. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future for. many cars do you all for tuning in. on t w. i don't know think at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing when the research

yes we do, and first up, it will be la rocca, merry christmas.never people say you should never work with animals or kids, i think clearly there have not worked with tech because it goes well occasionally, doesn't it? this week, i haven't just worked occasionally, doesn't it? this week, i haven'tjust worked with tech, i worked with the dog at the same time, takea worked with the dog at the same time, take a look at this. meet rusty, the tech savvy puppy familiar with being caught on camera and provided with smart phone triggered treats. via this gadget, already in his home. one of the first things we bought, perhaps he actually came home with us was the furbo, which found him all the time, tells you when he is barking, waning, and if you want to give him a bit of a treat, you can click the treat release button and he gets lots of treats sent to him. wants to test some gadgets? i take it that is a yes. today, he is my furry glamorous assistant, getting his teeth into testing tech. the rechargeable wicked ball moves vibrates and changes colour acco

in syria at least 8 people have been killed in a car bombing in the city of salute that's north of rocca a woman and a child are among the dead several others have been wounded well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost. i know i'm adrian finnegan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a special program for you from the doha forum here in council will discuss the future of investments in emerging markets since the 1990 s. globalization has given the impression that emerging markets work and could couldn't with developed nations the brics and next 11 became the latest investment craze hundreds of millions were lifted out of poverty and millions more climb the social escalator into the middle class pocket something has gone wrong the end of the commodity supercycle and easy money came.

syria at least 6 people have been killed in a car bombing in the city of seoul look that's north of rocca when a child are amongst the dead several of us have also been wounded. still ahead here on al-jazeera entire times as scores firefights in a stray i work around the clock to bring bushfires under control. and we look at how down the times border war with mexico could be putting centuries old native american sites at risk. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast what here across the central part of china notice the clouds right here pushing through we have had some snow in these golden monkeys and he bade province are enjoying the snow pack right now for the winter months but over the next few days the snow is going to be ending we're going to be seeing some clear skies across much of that area temps are wise it is going to be moderate for this time of year about average across much of that area into the teens down towards the south though hong kong do expect to see attempts there of about $23.00 degrees down towards the philippines though you will notice some rain

so tonight we've had just a little tiny smidgen of wonder of a mo rocca. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all. [applause] .. >> mo moulton will be talking about the latest book, mutual admiration society. how dorothy sayers remade the world for women. and he's specifically interested in gender, sexuality, colonialism and post colonialism. a ph.d. from brown university and worked a number of years in history and literature at harvard. currently, moulton is a senior lecturer, and lastly written another previous book which is published in 2014. the mutual admiration society centers on named mystery writer dorothy sayers and five friends who founded a writing group in 1912 at summerville college, oxford. sayers and her colleagues entered a time when they could receive an education, but not degrees. october of 1920, they became some of the first women who fully graduate. and usually pushed the boundaries in other ways as well. looking to forward reproduction, arts and clear family making. working to overcome the extremely restricted sexism of the time, the wo