friday we are in ann arbor michigan where kevin davis will discuss the growing use of neural science in criminal defense cases. then a stop in rhinebeck new york where former deputy chief of staff to president obama will discuss her experiences in the white house. wrapping up the week, on saturday, book tv will be live at the virginia festival of the book in charlottesville. coverage includes a panel discussion on nuclear war with authors and a discussion on the media moderated by april ryan and featuring senior editor mark fisher. former cnn bureau chief frank says no. that's a look at some of the programs we will be covering. many are open to the public. look for them to air in the future on tv on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> biochemist sylvia tara discusses her book the secret life of fat which looks at the history and science behind body fat. through her research, she argues there are some aspects of fat th

yesterday city police comissioner kevin davis acknowledged the irony of the arrests. officers are the officers are the officers are also charged with falsifying time sheets.. allowing each of them to get tens of thousands of dollars in overtime pay. also this morning in baltimore.. clean up efforts underway following yesterdays storms. take a look at this.. winds so strong..they shattered an office window at the social security complex. those same conditions responsible for ripping roofing materials right off the building. thousands in the area were left without power.. as both trees and power lines were knocked down. and a similiar scene in many parts of virginia.. the roof of a barn was torn off and tossed by winds down in roanoke county. a messy scene in gaithersburg maryland.. skytrak 7 over the scene of a massive tree down in damascus yesterday afternoon.. time now for weather wind advisory in effect mph. - much cooler today - few flurries friday - cool first weekend of march - 60s return next week today: mostly sunny, windy to breezy, and much cooler. highs: 48-

the baltimore city police polic commissioner kevin davis callsis these guys 1930s style gangsters.ngmhe the privilege to take advantagev of a number of citizens that t they were dealing with on the streets. street the problem with that is that citizens they were taking thesee weapons and drugs from, theym, never reported it for a longon period of time. someone tipped off the dea inn terms of what happened to them.. one of these individuals on the street and as a result theresule professional ethics division ofv the baltimore police departmentm initiated an internalan internal investigation and then over thee course of a year, they were abla to substantially collect a lot l of evidence including wire tapss in which they got some officersc actually talking about some ofu the things that they did on tape. ta >> reporter: now, some of of these officers are also accused of putting in for overtime on on days they didn't even work. wor one of them was on vacationn allegedly in south carolina forf a full week put in for five days of overtime.e others were allegedly at casinos drinking and ga

he is supported by our local police, kevin davis, the chief of police for baltimore city, supports this nomination. and baltimore is under a consent decree as a result of a pattern investigation in baltimore and the state bar associations supports the nomination, former u.s. assistance attorneys support the nomination. mr. chairman, i think mr. rosenstein is the right person at the right time for deputy attorney general. i share the concern of many members of the committee as to what russia did in attacking our democratic institutions. i support a complete investigation to understand exactly what happened. i believe the facts need to be done by an independent commission. and that would be the best way for us to get all the facts necessary in regards to what russia was doing. the attorney general offices must follow the facts including the standards for the use of a special prosecutor. based on mr. rosenstein prior record, i am confidant of his judgment on these issues. >> thank you, senator cardin. now senator van hollen. >> thank you, chairman grassley, ranking member feinstein, member

kevin: three, ellis. no. missed it all. graham the rebound. frank mason has 18. had 88 the other night against u.c. davis.1 points and four assists. the other night he had 22- and he looks focused. we talked to him yesterday. my goodness, he is all business. dan: he always looks focused. kevin: yes, he does. bridges, number one. of course, he's a senior so he knows at any time this great ride that he and the team are on, you in i guess when you play with those kind of consequences it does tend to focus you a little bit. dan: jackson was fouled over in the corner. somebody was hanging on to him. kevin: foul on bridges. his first. kansas has had some great number one overall high school players in the country. andrew wiggins in 2013 and bill self went out and got josh jackson. committed against tom izzo. reggie: and a lot of people like to compare jackson to wig insurance and bill self says -- -- wiggins. kevin: josh jackson, the gallop, the try! the moment you realize you have a one person vanity but a 4 person family. ♪ at lowe's, we have the latest styles and trends to fit your budget. ♪ all projects hav

kevin cirilli. joining us is our guest host, sir howard davies. great to have you on the program.uld markets interpret it? how should leaders deal with the trump administration? >> i'm glad people like you and tom are paid to understand all this. the rest of us are a bit full. markets ought to look below this noise because it is noise. we have no idea what's going on. fed we can see is that the are reasonably confident that pathconomy is on an upward . i don't think the worries out of china are that bad. we all expected chinese growth to slow a little bit. we heard confirmation of that. i don't think it's disastrous. i don't think there's anything that should really alarm the markets at the moment. francine: what's the biggest risk to the world economy right now? 2% growth.ng used to what worries you the most? think it's probably chinese credit growth. can the chinese managed that the banksdownwards have grown very rapidly. the chinese that banking system is now bigger than the european banking system which is pretty extraordinary. can that be managed downward? that's the biggest

on friday we're at literati bookstore in ann arbor journalist kevin davis will discuss the growing use of neuroscience and criminal defense cases. also that evening a stop at oblong books and music in new york where former deputy chief and staff alyssa mathematical will discuss your experience within the white house. wrapping up the week on saturday we will be live at the virginia festival of books in charlottesville, our coverage includes a panel discussion on nuclear war with authors karen stilson and dan ask any discussion on the media moderated by white house correspondent kate ryan and washington post senior editor mark fisher and bureau chief frank with no. >> to look at some of the programs tv will be covering this week. many of the events are open to the public, listen in the near future on book tv on c-span2.>> next on afterwords, council on foreign relations president bridges off examines changes this