The Future of Scouting / Weatherproofing Your Life / Katherine Johnson

Amid a wave of lawsuits over sexual abuse allegations, the Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy last week. Can this 110 year-old organization survive? We talk to New York Times op-ed editor, and Eagle Scout, Clay Risen about why he thinks scouting should continue, but the Boy Scouts should end. Then, we talk about how decision makers deal with the uncertainties around extreme weather in Hampton Roads. Finally, we reprise an interview Cathy Lewis conducted with the late Katherine Johnson, the legendary mathematician at NASA.