colby talking to nikita stewart, and the recognized stewart in 2019 in a coverage of homelessness. mental health and property. the violence for the livingston award and invest in reported an editor's work. joins the new york times in 2014 after working at the washington post. and a few weeks ago, and interview about the book about homelessness. more really proud to have her with us here tonight. i've been excited about this but for a long time. my daughter is a girl scout. such a great story about chris kelly in new york city. it tells about the first girl scout troop in the wide response. a little bit of a background of this book. she will be talking with others and then she will take questions from you. nikita: first of all thank you for having us tonight braided one of the things that i want to talk about tonight is that this story goes way back before 2017. although, we first spotted each other across the room in 2015 read i had no idea that you all but experience homelessness. i would end up writing a book about your journey. in 2013, i had taken on the beta social services an

world" through greenlight books or anywhere you get books, to support the work of the troop and nikita stewart's wonderful reporting so thanks again, have a great evening. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 on this independence day holiday weekend, television for serious readers. here are programs to watch out for. we are live with retired navy admiral james devrietas and then mary jordan discusses the life and influence of first lady milania trump and we talk with two republican senators martha mick sally of arizona and joni ernst of iowa about their new members. find a complete holiday weekend schedule online, booktv.org or check your program guide. >> journalist janice kaplan highlighted women geniuses who have gone unrecognized by society. and his portion of the program she discusses lease minor who discovered nuclear fission. >> amazing woman in the 1930s who discovered nuclear fission. the first person to understand when you split the atom, the nucleus of an atom of the uranium there's a big explosion of energy. that leads to nuclear energy, nuclear weapons, but it turned physics on its