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identify for us today but thank you so much again for being part of this panel. i know some of this participants so k? good afternoon. i know there are educators here what someone says good afternoon you give a stronger turn, good afternoon. i love it. thank you. iwant to apologize , the state is being held up in this case, they train the rail, not history so he had to drive here from dc. he should be coming soon. it will be here as well about 215, that show kicked me off and i m going to be sitting out here with you guys but i m excited about this. i am an artist but my title has always been about digital art and digital technology and coming down here when i start doing this i was taking about two different periods read on, before.com in the early 90s and early box office and how those two things help change the direction of a lot of black artists. those were two of the first times i thought, online before it came black planet were one of the fewplaces you can see b ....
he ll be signing them right over there. [inaudible conversations] when i found in on the weekend usually it s authors sharing new releases. watching the nontexas authors on booktv is the best television for serious readers. booktv weekends. they bring you author after author after author, that a lot of fascinating people. i m a c-span fan and i like booktv. booktv visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they re reading this summer. let s see. this summer i ve kind of poured through a couple good books. currently i m in the middle of a book i m a university of michigan grand what so i ve one reading a book called end zone. if you re a michigan fan it s great read. i have a favorite, the master of the senate, by robert cureo that i found the auto autobiography of lyndon baines johnson. i m a history nut. that s my favorite historical book. booktv wants no know what your reading this summer. tweet us your answer,@booktv or on facebook, fa ....
they are weapons of war. the family family of the gentleman who developed these weapons said, to his family i did not develop them for people on the street. c i develop them for the military and law-enforcement.eets. we can have the people o protecting us outgunned. we do not need those weapons on the street. there is only one purpose kill as many people as you can, as fast as you can. without reloading. don t tell me hunters need this, that that is a bunch of baloney. the people who want to keep these weapons on the street because they want to sell them. the the vast majority of people support this.ut we can expand background checks, about 90% of the people support that. even the majority of an ras member so we can keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill. we should prohibit the sale ofm possession of high-capacity and and the bands prevented the centers of disease control from researching gun violence. have you talked to doctors who work in big-cit ....
and here s a look at what s on prime time tonight. we kick off the evening at seven eastern with jeremy mccarter, co-author of hamilton: the revolution. at 8 p.m., sean wilentz talks about the need for political party ands partisanship. at 9:15 eastern, fox news eric bolling weighs in on the virtues that define the united states. and at ten on after words, karen greenberg takes a critical look at laws enacted to combat terrorism. that all happens tonight on c-span2 s booktv.k tv on welcome to the 3 2nd annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. i want to give a special thank you to all our sponsors. the theme of this this year s festival is what s your story, and we encourage you to share the stories you hear this weekend on twitter, instagram or facebook using hashtag prlf16. you can keep the spirit of lit fest going all year by downloading the printers row app where you ll find all of the chicago tribune s premium books content, free and discounted e-books for ....
the case is submitted. to an item book tv, summer reading pics starting at 8:00 p.m., patricia bell scott and her book. eleanor alert roosevelt and the struggle for social justice. then when the west and shrill. then simply bold, a mother s reckoning living in the aftermath of tragedy. at 11:00 p.m. grunt, the curious science of human at war. all of this tonight on tv, prime time on c-span2 this week on q&a, documentary filmmaker discusses her latest film about the late american businessman and pulliam therapist. aviva kempner, why did you do a document on a man named julius ? i was lucky enough 12 years ago to be at martha s vineyard to attend the lectured for religion at the state department. the title was blacks and jews. i thought i was going to a talk about the civil rights era but i was very surprised to learn about julius and as soon as he talked about him the light bulb went off in my head because i make films about unbeknownst euros and he is the most under ....