we start with author dave sobel, in her book the glantz universe of the lady of the harbor authority to the measure of the stars. from the tucson festival of books discusses her book life of the rocket girls, the women who propelled us from missiles to the moon to the mars. margo leif satterlee recalled a group of african-american women who starred in world war ii play key roles in the divine aeronautic calculations of the propelled the us to lead in the space race. then julian guthrie on how to make a spaceship. a band of radically its own epic race and the birth of private peace. astronomy professor chris talks about his book beyond our future in space. a look at the next generation of space explores. starting at eight eastern this week on q and a. >> i've learned the value of discourse and compromise. the way i interact with people whom i don't necessarily agree with has completely changed. a special program about high school students attending the week long senate youth program where they share their thoughts about government and politics. >> i can safely say on the end of this w

we begin with author dave sobel and the book last universe. the ladies at the harvard observatory to the measure of the stars and from the tucson festival of books, natalia hold discusses her book rise of the rocker growth from a from the name to mars. shetterly recalls a group of african-american women to endure the bond, mary jackson, christine darden who were important in the devising of the aeronautic calculations that propelled the united states to believe in the space race. julian guthrie on her book, how to make a spaceship. >> white house correspondent education not mr.'s annual dinner. senior correspondent a notch. he was the entertainment from last year's congressional correspondent dinner in c-span has the video online. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are sitting here at the e.u. that the 2016 presidential election where we the american people get to vote for who we hate the least. right now statistically it looks like hillary clinton should win. that's about right. that is about right. that's the right response to the clinton generally