also being published this week, ely berman, joseph felter and jacob shapiro explore the changes in how wars have been fought over the past 60 years in small wars, big data. and dr. edward hallowell describes how his upbringing shaped his psychiatric career. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> when i start to talk about my book, invisible no more: police violence against black women, women of color, one of the first questions i throw out to audiences sometimes is what's the first name that comes to mind when i say police brutality. >> [inaudible] >> see, times have changed. but usually it's been sort of different across generations but almost universally male. it's been rodney king, it's been oscar grant, it's been mike brown, eric garner, freddie gray, philando castile, alton sterling, the list goes on. and even this week if we asked the question what's the first name that comes to mind would be stephon clark and not cynthia clemons who was killed outside chicago by police last week also. and

eli bergman and jacob shapiro explore how wars have been fought. >> and doctor edward -- talks about how he shaped his psychiatric career. look for the titles and bookstores this week. watch for the authors in the near future book tv on c-span2. >> welcome to the technology center. my name is eric, my pronouns are he, him. we have a guest speaker who's here to talk about his book that came out this week. who's heard of nicola tesla? >> thank you. tesla is getting wet so many people know about it. there's been a modern revival of him. larry page two is a cofounder came out and referred to them as a hero that he has had. probably most people think about elon musk car, battery and solar equipment. i want to talk more about the man in the process that it took four years for writing this book. i thought i would offer some insights to those that i thought was key. first, is the extent of this man's genius. this man invented the electric motor, the long-distance distribution of electricity. he invented radio, he did a remote control and robot. these are very basic of the economy. there was

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