. >> one question for you, madden? sir. >> you are ready? >> always ready, sir. >> go. >> then, a signal tent alerts staff to an emergency in the segregation unit. when i inspect homes, i can't be in an allergy fog. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my allergies like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i live claritin clear. >>> with more than 300 teens behind bars inside pendleton juvenile, some days can be tougher than others. for offenders and staff. when both are pushed to the limit, pendleton's care team is called into action. >> the thing about trying to bring down the number of physical forces and it's actually brought them down. bringing every day, different people are assigned to. today we're both on the care team. whatever the situation as you go to where they call you and talk to the kid and kind of deescalate it so it doesn't go into the whole physical force and stuff like that. >> who do i got? >> okay, what's that? >> i'm the biggest threat to this mother [ bleep ]. >

. >>> for the first time since john madden, the raiders hired head coach from the defensive side.ne season as the broncos defensive coordinator, 39-year-old dennis allen gets his first shot as an nfl head coach. >> knew i wanted to be an nfl football coach. once i got into the national football league, i realized that that's where my passion was, where my desire was and i wanted to stay there. and i don't really think about, you know, the fact i haven't been a head coach before. everybody's got to start somewhere. hey, listen, even in this organization, a guy like john madden, who was a very successful head coach in the national football league, he took this job over and never had head coaching experience. >>> tonight, you'll hear the exclusive story, how dennis allen rejected initially his high school sweetheart, right? >> ah. >> and what evolved in that relationship. his wife is fantastic. >>> plus, the giants cinderella story of 2011, ryan vogelsong will back up his all-star season tonight, game day. final, 21-17 is the final in indianapolis. new york giants defeat the new engl

. >>> for the first time since john madden the raiders hired a head coach from the defensive side. after one season as the broncos defensive coordinator, 39-year-old dennis allen gets his first shot as an nfl head coach. >> i knew i wanted to be an nfl football coach. once i got into the national football league, i realized that's where my passion was, where my desire was, and i wanted to stay there. i don't really think about the fact that i haven't been a head coach before. you know, everybody's got to start somewhere. you look at, listen, even in this organization, a guy like john madden, who was a very successful head coach in the national football league, he took this job over and never had head coaching experience. >>> one on one with dennis allen tonight and his wife allison, who is just a kick in the pants. >> oh, good. >> she is something else. and they started dating in high school, high school sweet hearts. >> good story. >> i think so. >>> thank you for joining us for eyewitness news at 5:30. see you back here in half an hour and of course again at 10:00 and 11:00. have

. >> how about just madden? >> yeah.nk we need to sit there and play a little madden. >> i like the bull riding. that was great. >> all right. so we need your help, viewers. help us decide the tie breaking event. what would you like to see dave and i compete in against each other? log on to wusa9.com or our facebook page and let us know. and be kind. [ laughing ] >> that was fun. >> that was good stuff. >> i have to have a come

. >> how about just madden? >> yeah. i think we need to sit there and play a little madden. >> i like the bull riding. that was great. >> all right. so we need your help, viewers. help us decide the tie breaking event. what would you like to see dave and i compete in against each other? log on to wusa9.com or our facebook page and let us know. and be kind. [ laughing ] >> that was fun. >> that was good stuff. >> i have to have a come back. i let that 2-0 deficit go. >> we'll be right back. >>> so you probably are thinking i have to find a new way to keep my cat occupied. >> yes. because throwing out mice is not so good. [ laughing ] >> there is an app for that. and if this little fluff ball is any indication, it looks like it works well. interactive ipad cat app. it's an ideal app for all cats. it was designed for the royal society of cruelty to animals in australia. >> really. >> unlike other cat apps, which i guess there are others, it has an anti-boredom system. >> cat app. i love that. >> have a good night. we'll see

>> this is a campaign and there's always back and forth and it's good if romney listens. >> kevin maddeni have no doubt that governor romney is listening, but don't you believe that his speech tomorrow at cpac is going to be in some sense the most important speech of the campaign so far because of some of the criticisms or back talk that you're hearing like john kyl and jim demint. i think john kyl might have been a romney man. isn't the speech tomorrow before cpac which is a conservative grassroots which would be broadcast afterwards or during everywhere the most important speech so far? >> i think it's going to be a very important speech. i don't want to raise the stakes too high in being the most important, but there's no doubt that the campaign and the governor see this as an extraordinary opportunity to persuade many conservatives that on the big issues that we care about namely the economy and the other issues related to that economy, whether it's spending or whether it's health care, energy, deficits, all of those particular issues that he has the right plan, the pro-growth and th

kevin madden, we appreciate it as always. >>> now florida side, gop primary is not over yet.t may be basically over, but the hand has to play out. and newt gingrich had a nonresponse to romney's win. by the way, this is really weird. newt gingrich didn't bother to congratulate governor romney. so it's going to be a heated and competitive race. now romney says it could be a good thing that it's a heated and competitive race. take a listen. >> primary contests are not easy. and they're not supposed to be. as this primary unfolds, our opponents in the other party have been watching. and they like to comfort themselves with the thought that a competitive campaign will leave us divided and weak. but i have got news for them. a competitive primary does not divide us, it prepares us. and we will win. >> all right. and oh, by the way, this is interesting. new gallup numbers predict a huge loss for president obama in the general election. check this out. the republican nominee could get 323 electoral votes to obama's 215 votes based on obama's approval ratings around the country. whoa

kevin madden, chris chocola and brad author. i want to go to a special guest, dave charney, a political director under george h.w. bush and is also involved in rick perry's campaign. welcome to "the kudlow report." you're really a truly objective observer right now the best i can tell. number one, let me ask you. has mitt romney made the sale on his 20% tax cut and his economic plan overall? >> i don't think so. i don't think the voters sitting home watching tv or reading the newspaper would actually be able to tell you much details of governor romney's economic plan other than his business experience, which he does talk a lot about. i don't think the economic details are getting through in the campaign. >> is that why in the days since he has put it out, okay, i mean he gave a speech on friday. he mentioned the debate on wednesday. he had all weekend. is that why his numbers have slumped a little bit, do you think? because people were let down? >> well, they certainly built the expectations up for the ford field speech. and all

cut to john madden. a big old boy at wal-mart.different! there it is. thank you, nutri system. >> brian: you also had a chance to meet -- i tried to make you meet the president of the united states. he was there last year. >> we got close. got up there and, you know, trying to -- well, there you go. [ laughter ] >> brian: you're in a suite. >> i was in the suite right behind him, like ten yards. they wouldn't ask him to turn around. and i'm not going to go, like -- i tried to hell him, yeah -- tell him, yeah, i got a text that i'm supposed to meet the president. they're like, everybody has a text they're supposed to meet the president. i was threw behind him. i get the mail. i think it's pretty good. available at wal-mart. awkward. >> brian: did you get a chance to meet john madden? >> yeah. i net him at the super bowl last year. my wife sent me these texts. we were saying at the same hotel. >> brian: your wife? >> yeah, for the first time. we have even brought our kids. stayed at the four seasons. just want you to know where i st

madden, now retired remains free on $25,000 bail. >> and they weren't occupy protestors but police had to clear out demonstrateor who's occupied a bank of america branch today, 25 people crowded inside of the branch on willow pass road. protestors were demanding a reduction in the principal pell of the loan for a concord resident and others facing foreclosure. the group included alliance of californians as well as other people. the bank did have to shut down for a short time. >> that is go being on, way across the bay, hundreds of homeowners lined up at cow palace for one last chance to try to avoid foreclosure. and we're live at the event. jonathan? >> larry a lot of the homeowners tell us they can't do it on their own. they've tried talking to banks and have been turned away. but naca has extra tricks this, morning a lot of the homeowners lined up in predawn hours for a chance to sit down with bank that's denied them a loan modification in the past. when it's said and done, just over half will walk out with a not fied loan. some with reduced payments and interest rates as low as 2%.

. >>> former san francisco crime lab technician, debra madden will have her day in court.she will be tried in federal court for allegedly stealing cocaine in the crime lab. her attorney has questioned why federal prosecutors are going after madden. >>> san francisco police say they have found the men responsible for stealing apple products in a series of delivery truck burglaries. between december and january, eduardo alvarez, jose reyes broke into fed ex trucks and stole merchandise. the men were arrested in a traffic stop after officers spotted their van. >>> now to the presidential campaign in tomorrow's caucus in nevada. in the republican contest, the latest poll suggests another big rim for mitt romney. ken pritchett spend the day with voters in reno and tells us the caucus may provide a surprise. >> reporter: mitt romney made brief stops in reno and sparks and then joined ron paul and newt gingrich where they campaigned in or near las vegas. a shake up at the bottom of the field. romney leads with 50% to gingrich's 25%. rick santorum dropped to single digits as ron p

. >>> former san francisco crime lab technician, debra madden will have her day in court.she will be tried in federal court for allegedly stealing cocaine in the crime lab. her attorney has questioned why federal prosecutors are going after madden. >>> san francisco police say they have found the men responsible for stealing apple products in a series of delivery truck burglaries. between december and january, eduardo alvarez, jose reyes broke into fed ex trucks and stole merchandise. the men were arrested in a traffic stop after officers spotted their van. >>> now to the presidential campaign in tomorrow's caucus in nevada. in the republican contest, the latest poll suggests another big rim for mitt romney. ken pritchett spend the day with voters in reno and tells us the caucus may provide a surprise. >> reporter: mitt romney made brief stops in reno and sparks and then joined ron paul and newt gingrich where they campaigned in or near las vegas. a shake up at the bottom of the field. romney leads with 50% to gingrich's 25%. rick santorum dropped to single digits as ron p

he's joe madden. he got a three-year contract extension.n has led to 90 wins over the past four seasons. three times they've made the play-offs. tampa bay has finished ahead of the o's, each of the past four years. >>> speaking of contract extensions, the ravens will begin working on one for joe flacco, starting next week, when his agent meets with team representatives at the nfl combine in annapolis. next season is next on the five- year contract. owner steve bisciotti and gm ozzie newsome says they expect flacco to remain a raven for at least five more years. >>> baltimore's carmelo anthony will remain the all-star. he is an all-star for the fifth time. but anthony isn't even the biggest star on his own team right now. while he's been injured, he's been in a front-row seat. jeremy lynn. anthony is looking forward to getting back in uniform. lynn has become a sensation. undrafted out of harvard. a minor leaguer a year ago, he's led the knicks on a six- game winning streak. and scored this game-winning basket to beat the buzzer in toronto l

it will sometimes be maddening. who is the real ike here? who is the real guy? some people have argued that eisenhower met civil rights reform with ambivalence, if not outright opposition. they say he failed to develop comprehensive policies and strategies required to implement school desegregation in the south. it was this failure that some revisionists maintain the crisis that erupted in 1957 in little rock. now there's no debating the scholars' assertion that eisenhower was less than enthusiastic in his support of school desegregation, but what i will suggest here today is that their claim that the president's failure resulted from an overrouting opposition to civil rights is wrong. i would argue it was wrong. i would argue also that they're wrong when they say he did not have a consistent administration policy aimed at ending desegregation, and i think they missed the mark completely. i maintain that the close examination of the public cressence and actions reveals that his approach to all civil rights issues, eisenhower adhered to a precisely defined strate

i mean, it's absolutely maddening. >> reporter: to atlanta. >> there goes $100, down the drain. but you know, i have to do it to survive. >> reporter: a trip to the gas station, now, an exercise in frustration. near los angeles, a gallon costs $4.05 at 11:00 in the morning and shot up 15 cents in three hours. >> almost 100 bucks. it's a big difference. and it really gets you. >> reporter: signs of gas gouging, too. in florida, nearly $6 for a gallon of regular. caught in the middle, the gas station workers. this san diego attendant says drivers pelt him with expletives all day long. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me about the gas prices? >> reporter: and that's not even the worst of it. >> a few weeks ago, i was changing the prices out there, and you know, a customer tried to run over the sign. >> reporter: that's not the only bad behavior. near tampa, thieves went after the actual station in the middle of the night. >> the suspects parked a van over the underground tanks and started to pump out gas. >> reporter: and in fresno, california, thieves popped off neighbors' gas caps an

we have former senior adviser kevin madden and strategist ed rogers.atch that, we don't have michael steele, but we're glad to see everybody else. >> good to be here. >> i don't know any numbers. i haven't heard a thing. all i want to know is after this bruising battle in which the polling data, the polling data suggest a big victory for mitt. what does mitt take away? will he stay aggressive or will he stay on the offense and will he be bolder on his policy messages? >> i think he'll remain very determined. i think that florida, you have to remember that this is a long primary process and florida is just one contest. there's no time for resting on your laurels. that's something that we learned in south carolina that things can change very quickly in the space of ten days. so as you look at february where you have caucuses that really require organization. they require resources and they require a very smart message about the economy and how governor romney will beat president obama, and if you look at nevada, colorado, arizona and michigan towards the

it's maddening. reporter: goodwin urges parents to be more vigilant. >> just because necessity survived high school and college -- they survived high school and college doesn't mean their own child if they're not vigilant and careful and there's absolutely nothing worse than attending a student funeral. >> and we checked and we found out that most police departments do not notify schools about alcohol citations that happen off campus at non- school sponsored events. some police departments do if a felony is involved. what do you think? should police departments call the school no matter what? join the discussion on our facebook page. >>> up until last night denver had been having a pretty mild winter, about like ours but not anymore. a massive winter storm continues to just pound them with lots of snow out there in the mile high. more than a foot of it's on the ground, another foot expected before the storm moves out tomorrow and that weather is already wreaking havoc on air travel. denver is a big h

in chicago, strong winds and slushy snow made for slick roads and a maddening morning commute. >> there's been a lot of accidents. my area isn't plowed yet. >> reporter: the storm snarled air traffic across the country. more than 200 flights were canceled at o'hare, ruining weekend plans for joanna and her 6-year-old daughter katie. >> i wanted to see my brother and dad. >> reporter: this is only chicago's third sizable snowstorm this season and dozens of schools were canceled. snowplows and snow blowers getting a rare winter workout. after dumping more than nine inches of snow in colorado and the dakotas, the storm system swept east across the midwest into the great lakes. that same system causing severe weather across the south. hail in georgia. in alabama, high winds ripped the roof off a school with 62 children inside. luckily, no one was seriously injured. in connecticut, temperatures yesterday approached 60 degrees. this morning, there was as much as five inches of snow on the ground. it fell heavy and fast, knocking out power for hundreds of customers. >> when i didn't hear the sou

. >>> now, a maddening part of modern life. those robocalls from irritating salesmen. tonight, the federal government saying enough. going through extremes to make it harder than ever for the calls to interrupt your family dinner. and here's abc's dan harris. >> this is lauren calling in regards to your loan modification. >> i was calling to let you know that i will be in your area. >> reporter: it's one of the most annoying aspects of modern life. >> those calls on your home phone. they would call and you would be like, hello? hello? >> reporter: youtube is brimming with complaints about those unsolicited, inhuman phone calls. every night at dinnertime, marketers rev up their computers and dial countless numbers, ringing phones all over america. but today, after thousands of americans complained -- >> none of us like being interrupted by robocalls. >> reporter: the feds said it will now require companies to get your express, written content before they robocall or text you. >> consumers who don't mind getting automatic calls can continue to get them. >> reporter: but

it's maddening and it's making a lot of his supporters angry.en smith tweeted this of rick santorum's campaign last night after he lost. a frustrated gop operative e-mails me, all santorum had to do was turn his iowa speech into a tv ad and stick to it on the stump. and yet, mark, i've heard this since iowa, rick santorum seems completely incapable of being disciplined enough to deliver a stump speech. that will stick. he keeps going down rabbit trails. >> on this set, we talk about him as the grandson of a coal miner more than he does. >> exactly. >> and last night was a great example. he gave like a 40-minute speech that was rambling all over the place. that is not how you send a message on election day. >> how undisciplined. >> you write a ten-minute speech with the help of an adviser, give your web address as mitt romney did last night i think maybe for the first time and you drive a message going forward. you don't say everything that's on your mind in 40 minutes. it is emblematic of the fact that he is not a great political athlete. >> lac

. >> the maddening customer service calls from a world away. tonight, david muir on how that frustration may bring 100,000 jobs home. >>> and turning the page. harry potter's author, her surprising, new book deal. can she work her magic with grown-ups? >>> good evening. you see it, you feel it. and most of you are angry about it. gas prices, they've gone up every, single day for almost a month. 28 in a row. and with americans from coast-to-coast fed up as they fill up, president obama did what he could, today, to channel that anger. speaking out to calm fears, explaining the cause, and make the case that he's not the one to blame. that may be a hard sell. and those runaway gas prices are certainly the president's political problem. tonight, our reporters tackle the issue on two fronts, with a warning from a top government watchdog who tells us that a big chunk of the pain at the pump is wall street's fault. >>> but we begin at the white house and abc's jake tapper. >> reporter: president obama said the pain at the pump is not his fault. lashing

it is absolutely maddening. >> i think it is to organize. organize. organized. thank you for coming the hard-times swindle and the unlikely comeback of the [applause] . .

the instability is maddening as someone who needs to pay attention to where articles are. if you do in exact title search for author you generally find when you want, but if you are just grazing around a subject area its mad. better than nothing but poorly designed. it doesn't make google any money they are not likely to make it better. i tell my students especially graduate students starting with google scholar is fine but don't stop there. there will be a lot of articles that they do not show you and the only way to do that is to walk through the index available in the library. but again you have to be affiliated at the university to get that level of access and that is a shame. that should be on the agenda of likely human knowledge project, this plan to give everyone decent access. yes, sir. >> i want to make a comment about getting access to the browsing habits and whatever. i thought at this point i'm not really sure but i thought from my friend that the federal government has a subpoena control or request. i thought i was a pretty standard situation at this point. >>

a federal judge set june 18th as the trial date for deborah madden.he is facing criminal charges and could face four years in prison if convicted. that led to the closure of the crime lab and the dismissal of hundreds of cases by prosecutors. >>> a new crackdown for college students. why class notes are coming under scrutiny. >>> and the new documents that reveal the pay package for hp ceo meg whitman. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri at the bay area weather center. you like what we have for today? we have plenty more coming your way. temperatures in mid to upper 60h for your saturday. we'll have more coming up they say that with great power comes great responsibility. well, when you own a durango, you'll have tons of power, enough to tow up to 7,400 pounds. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating, jet skiing and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best-in-class towing. the s.u.v. is back. >>> a marine biologist pled not guilty to feeding wild kill

kevin madden, a republican strategist and former spokesman for romney's campaign.l is a strategist and cnn political contributor. is governor romney shifting on this? >> joe lewis said he can run but we can't hide. the record is there except the few exceptions when he was pandering to detroiters a few years ago and now. he had a position. he opposed what the president did. he opposed it. he predicts if we did what the president called for, it would destroy them. it didn't. it saved them. this is from a guy, here is the real vulnerability, when he ran bane and company, he took a bail out. they bought a company, they got $37 million. he's been the recipient of government subsidies but opposed them at the most critical time in detroit. i think it's going to hurt him. >> kevin, what about that? he did write if they got bailed out, the country could kiss it good-bye. >> if you take the opinion pieces he's written over the years and take a speech he gave to the detroit economic club during the campaign, it's been very consistent. it's consistent with what both parties sa

and it's he absolutely maddening. >> to atlanta. >> there goes $100 down the drain. but, you know, i have to do it to survive. >> reporter: a trip to the gas station now an exercise in frustration. near los angeles a gallon costs 4 mt. $4.05 at 11:00 in the morning and shot up 16 cents in just three hours. >> going from a month ago it was like 70 or 80 bucks and now a hundred bucks. it as big difference and really gets you. >> signs of gas gouging, too. in lake buena vista, florida, nearly $6 for a gallon. this san diego attendant says drivers pelt him with explete ives all day long and that is not even the worst of it. >> a few weeks ago i was changing the prices out there and a customer tried to run over the sign. >> that is not the only bad behavior. are near tampa thieves went after the actual station in the middle of the night. >> and suspects parked a van over the underground tanks and started to pump out gas. >> in fresno, thieves popped off gas caps and siphoned the gas out of the tank. who stands to gain from the record prices? analysts say for every $50 you

>> i tell you, everybody loves madden and fifa and sports games. i also like a game from sony called uncharted, sort of a raiders of the lost arc meets james bond kind of game. i like the action adventure role playing games. but i also have to understand the music games. it's a fun category. as we migrate to tablets and phones, it's a great way to take your games with you. >> and the social gaming phenomenon right now, that's becoming hot because of facebook. where is that going? >> absolutely. it's grown a lot. we are one of the largest distributors of zynga and cards in our store as well as facebook. we own congregate that's an interesting casual platform. we see a lot of growth there continuing. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. it's been a great ten years. >> next time i'm slouching on the couch and watching hours and hours of "sex and the city" i'm going to say i'm doing research for my real job. we're about 40 minutes away from the closing bell. we are at the session lows, down by about 118 points now. >> technology, here we go again, h

it's maddening. >> reporter: goodwin urges parents to be more vigilant. >> just because they survived high school and college doesn't mean that their own child will if they're not vigilant, they're not careful and there's absolutely nothing worse than attending a student funeral. >> it just hurts so bad. >> reporter: andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> we checked and found out most police departments do not notify schools about alcohol citations that happened off campus at nonschool sponsored events. some police departments do do that if a felony is involved. what do you think? should police departments notify schools no matter what? join the discussion on our facebook page. >> we know they notify them when something happens and they end up wrapped around a tree and we do the stories that say grief counselors will be at the schools to deal with that. >> we'd like to do a lot less of those. >> we'd love to do a lot less of those. howard is here with our weather first. >>> 6:15 on this friday morning. good news for you weather wise. we've got the sunshine out there in just an hour or so. we

>> in theory he could if we're playing madden and we can talk about the permits on an issue. kyle shanahan wants to play x- box football. that's why he's quarted everybody from houston. that's not going -- imported everybody from houston. that's not going to work, too many eagles today. and we found out today from an s ireport a fourth mysterious surgery we didn't -- si report a fourth mysterious surgery we didn't know about. if he was going to be healthy, indianapolis won be going through this dance right now. >> modern medicine, my friend, they can work miracles, wait and see. >> thank so much, guys, back eve to you. >>> still to come -- over to you. >>> still to come tonight, some changes at the top downtown with global implications. we'll let you know what's happening. >>> the next time you give somebody your two cents, it may add up to be just one coin. we'll explain why later. >>> these precious dogs have been rescued from a terrible situation. i'm anny hong in northwest d.c. with a story of how their road to recovery is just beginning. >>> best in show at 136th annual

they just uniformly described this incredibly excruciating maddening process that takes years of negotiating with banks. and in the course ruins their credit and just creates immense frustration. also spoke to those who were their neighbors and feel trapped in their homes because they've seen the property values plummet in their areas and they just don't really have a way out. >> brown: just to stay with you. there you were all week while the campaign was going on. how did this issue play out? what did people tell you they wanted from the candidates and what were they hearing from the candidates? >> well, what they said they want is more help for homeowners who are underwater. folks want the principals on their loans to be written down. they would like these refinancing programs and loan modification programs to reach them. you know, figures were cited earlier that the administration has put out and it's true. in fact, more than 900,000 people have had permanent modifications but none of the people that i spoke to had been able to benefit from any of those programs. so there's this sense tha

feel like i do and i'm sure many people in this room feel they do as well and it's just absolutely maddening. what's the answer? to let the republicans get in? and do their worst? there is no answer to that question. i think it's to just organize, organize, organize. thank you all for coming. [applause] ...

she's not -- there's been some rather maddening articles written about her condition.he has a disability like downs syndrome. it's a chrome sownal disorder. she's not gravely ill in the sense she's chronically ill. she's not. she doesn't have a terminal condition. she's someone who has a disability. and as a result of that disability, there are certain health risks. and one of them is respiratory. that's the big threat to her because her lungs are not particularly strong and airways are limited, things like that. so when she gets sick it's a very, very serious event and she got pneumonia this time, and it was a serious, you know, serious time and we thankfully got her in the hospital and the doctors did a great job. they were able to open up her airways and create that breathing that was necessary to help bring her back, and she did great and she's doing fine now. >> glad to hear that. >> and she's a wonderful, joyful, happy little girl who loves her dad and mom and all of her siblings beyond be leaf. >> she doesn't have enough siblings, i think she needs a few more br

and it is just absolutely maddening. that's the answer? to that republicans get in and do their worst? there is no answer to that question. just to organize, organize, organize. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> every weekendfrom the booktv offers 40 hours of programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. watch it here on c-span 2. >> each year booktv brings in several events across the country. here's a look at the upcoming fairs and festivals we plan on covering this year. the first stop will be the savanna book festival and savanna, georgia over presidents' day weekend. >> and now, david kennedy, director of the center for crime prevention and control recounts development and execution of his plan to curb inner-city violence in boston in the 1990s. boston youth murders were cut by two thirds after installation of the program and is now in place over 70 cities, including chicago, washington d.c. and