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smiley, no. [whining] okay, mr. b., if smiley has this? okay, fine. okay, smiley, you go take it and put it in your toy box. go on. atta good boy. [sighs] i've never seen such a mixed-up-- [doorbell rings] oh, i better get that, mr. b. [daughter] sometimes the hallways felt like a giant maze. [mother] jenny didn't feel like going to school, and she slept during the day and was up at night. she seemed irritable all the time. [daughter] it felt like there was a weight on my shoulders. and the weight was really hard to hold up. [mother] one day my daughter was crying, that's when jenny told us she thought about hurting herself. [daughter] then my parents got me treatment. that's when the bad feelings started to go away. oh, hi, mr. johnson. come on in. good morning, hazel. beautiful day, isn't it? and how's little harold? oh, he's got an appetite like an elephant. [laughs] and he's driving us crazy, wanting to get up. i-- i wonder if i might speak to george for a moment. i'd like an advance on my allowance. oh, i-- he hasn't even figured out what your allowance is gonna be yet, mr. johnson. if i was you, i wouldn't as

smiley, we appreciate you coming on. c-span, and it was year ago that tavis smiley was on booktv's in-depth program go to booktv.org and type in tavis smiley and book and you can watch three hours of tavis talking about all of his books. >> guest: thank you, peter. block here's a look at books being published this week: "then all hell broke loose. "a look at the first federal congress from 1789 to 1791. in "break through" the unanimous' cohen considers the barriers that women face and rising potential of a female president. also being released this week, "the nine presidents who screwed up america." robert kaplan, senior fellow at the center for new american security, looks at the history and current significance of romania in europe's shadow. ... >> just a few housekeeping items before we get started. take a moment to silence your cell phone. pleased to have c-span here. tonight all states conversation. an

smiley. >> i remember one time he cannot find smiley. you could not -- he walked the whole neighborhood looking for s miley. aly: she says this loss will have an impact on the community. >> it is said. =-- it is sad. everybody knows there -- a bloody nose each other in this neighborhood. it will feel like part of the family is gone. gabrielle: tonight, the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> now your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. john: satellite picture showing clear skies. looking nice on friday heading into the weekend. clouds up here on the cold front that will slide in slowly over the weekend. now it looks like we could have a chance of showers it looks like the front was going to stay off the northwest earlier. it looks gloomy for us. i will show you that in the four day. live shot in asheville. a beautiful carolina sky. temperature-wise, 54 in the mountains in asheville. 55 in hendersonville. david -- a bit chilly. 45 in spruce pine, 45 in boone. 54 in marion. 60 in bryson city. same story in robbinsville. 55 i

smiley away while they're here. send him away? why? well, you can see how rodney acts. he'd never get along with smiley. well, son, uh, think of it this way. we'll be giving smiley a vacation. a vacation from what? oh, he'll like that boarding kennel. it'll be something like going off to summer camp. believe me, son, uh, i, uh...i wouldn't do this if i wasn't convinced it's best for everyone. you understand that, don't you? i guess so. well, come along. get your coat. we'll take him over there now. you can explain it to him on the way. yoo-hoo! where are you? in the dining room. come on in. - good morning. - good morning. well, good morning to you, too, rodney. oh, well, i'm sure sorry to hear that, poor baby. he's just like his daddy. always grouchy until after he's had his breakfast. oh, well, he'll cheer up when he sees what i got. come on. [chuckling] i wasn't sure what he like best, so i got 'em all. oh, that's too bad. but i'm sure they'll let you exchange them. rodney doesn't eat dog food. he don't? i've made out his menu to guide you. for breakfast, he has four poached eggs, six slices of bacon, crisp, one piece of buttered toast, cut into bite-size squa

smiley face.... and while it looks into a smiley face.... and while it looks good.... he thinks it is too cute to eat.... the little boy even goes on to tell his mom... not to make his meals live from las vegas it's time for fox5 news at 11. the electric daisy carnival welcomes hundreds of thousands of tourists... and their money... to our valley. but plenty have concerns about the dangerous drugs people a woman tied up and blindfolded in a garage, manages to escape. we have more details on a kidnapping... and why the victim was targeted. las vegans have a pizza craving... and our city is filling it. we'll check out some of your favorite local places... and see what they're doing to stay competitive. this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. we're starting off with some breaking news. metro is investigating a shooting tonight. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. this happened near durango and deer springs, just after seven. you're taking a live look at the scene now police say one man was shot near centennial hills hospital. we have a crew there now getting more info

i have to go out there on stage and be smiley and like, what's up, guys? because if i'm not smileyot going to want to give me money. >> none of the other dancers are having success either. how often is it that you end up frustrated and not making money. >> i worked for $1 on wednesday night, and i was really upset. >> you walked out of here with $1? >> i walked out of here with $1. and i thought how ironic, people give strippers a dollar. and i have a dollar. >> do you just suck it up and go and try to be happy? >> you do. you keep pushing on. >> with just two more hours before closing, the dancers rally to face a crowd that is not giving. >> good luck, clara. >> i don't know if people really realize how hard the work is. i mean, i watched clara tonight, and she was trying to be peppy and filled with life and laughing for endless hours. and when i left, had 50 bucks to show for it. look, it feels good to feel desirable. and for someone like clara, who spent so much of her life feeling unattractive, i can understand how having this outlet to be uninhibited and adopt this alter ego c

smiley face. it looks like a grumpy face. it's a smiley face! just turn it upside down. go on and eat. maybe you should stick to making collars. that's very funny. (laughing): thank you. you know, it's supposed to rain for this camping trip. you know, it's jack's first one. maybe you guys should postpone. no, no, no. rain or shine, we go camping. because you're not 13. now eat your food! jack, is this your notebook, and why is it not in your backpack? i have a project for school in family history. mm. have to ask dad some questions. family history questions for me? no, no, no, no. that's gramps spialty. i can't even remember your birthday half the time. i have some questions about you. okay, well, ask away. like, what did you doright after high school? right after high school, i got a job, a lot of jobs. i did construction, bartending, whatever i could do to make money. you didn't want to become a cop? well, i always wanted to become a cop. i just delayed the inevitable, i guess. (phone ringing) hold on. yeah, sarge. all right, i'm on my way. i got to go. want to do this later? yeah. a

now smiley is all smiles beginning spring training pain free and ready to bolster what could be a dominant starting rotation. last year smiley made nine starts and picked up wins in five. some guys who make a career writing about baseball predict drew could be a breakout pitcher in the 2016 campaign. we checked out the labrum and got drew's thoughts on topping the achievements of one of his former college teammates. >> reporter: the first day out here and seeing all the guys, young guys and now old guys like yourself, give me your kind of critique of the first day. >> feels weird to say. i mean it's great, great being back out here. this is an exciting time, everyone back together getting ready for the season. everyone is in the bullpens, healthy, excited for the year, so good start. >> reporter: you're the arbitration slayer, man. the business of baseball behind you, how comfortable is that to get through and now worry about just playing ball? >> i mean i'm just here to play baseball, man. that's part of the business. i don't handle that. that's what agencies are for and player associations. i'm just ready to play. >> repor

. >> host: smiley asks via twitter, ben wikler, what are bernie sanders' accomplishmentso >> guest: thank you, smileyt question. he's a ranking democrat, he and senator mccain were lead on a profound reform of the veterans affairs, the veterans administration, that's a very strong establishment.istrat also got incredible history ofa working across the aisle. he had more amendments than any other representative. he was call it had amendment king of the house. these are on a huge array of issues from health care to wall street regulation. in the affordable care act he was the power of getting several billion dollars for community center that play a vital role in a way outside of the traditionae system and much more cost effective. senator sanders has a record to figure out where to find common ground even while he calls for visionary ideas that move a national debate forward. >> host: pensacola, florida, independent line, go ahead, you're in the washington journal. >> caller: good morning, i'm a huge bernie sanders. i rent ci le switched parties so i could vote. you talked about the superdelegates a li

smiley, mr. ed, o'henry, pocket square, hanky, ship and scoop. the number one vote getter, guess which one? >> it was smileyod. i guess people think i'm happy. i'm happy on the campaign trail and with the real story. >> all right. we'll touch base with you later on in the week. >> thanks. >> now to the republican contest. fox news folds in iowa asking voters what they like best about the candidates. 38% were most concerned about finding a candidate that shares their values. donald trump capturing 44% of voters with immigration as their number one issue. marco rubio looking for elect blt. 44% of their support. larry o'conner hosts mornings on the mall. simon rosenburg president and founder of the network and former clinton campaign adviser. very interesting to look at those numbers. it's interesting to segment out these candidates to see what is their number one quality in the end voters went with. ? >> it kind of fits the pattern and mold of these candidates. >> here at the d.c. bureau, there's a nickname for ed henry, i don't know if i can say it on the air. >> let's not share that one today. just kidding.

smiley is the author and barbara is on the phone from oklahoma city acoma, democrat wide. >> caller: good morning. >> guest: good morning. >> caller: mr. smiley, you touched on a lot of different subjects, but i just want to go back to the subject about lack women and their approach to not getting healthcare. i and the women's business and have been for 30 years servicing african-american clientele. one thing i will say is that black women do not forsake their health. they get a very-- they did a very low quality healthcare attention when they do go when. more than enough african-american female clients who are diagnosed with cancer and went to six months of treatment to find out they never had cancer in the first place, so one of the problems i see with african-american females and i cannot speak on the black man because i do not deal with them -- host: two are for your call. guest: i cannot agree -- host: thank you for your call. guest: i cannot agree more with her. there is the key word, preventable diseases, so i celebrate obama care and i hope in the coming months, they will benefit all of us. in the meantime, we are losing the lives of too many african-american women. i should add that one of the things that help industries have to deal with at some point. in the most >> the multiethnic america. and we have to get serious about multiculture when it comes to health care. as long as the people of color continue to grow and doctors of color don't keep up we have to talk about how these patients ought to be treated. there are a myriad of issues that need to be addressed concerning health care. >> black america has lost ground in every economic category you write in the introduction. is that saying let's try something different? >> black wealth has evaporated over the last ten years. we have lost more black wealth in all years in history of the country. the last ten years wiped out the black wealth. we know the unemployment numbers. 8.5 is the most recent for black unemployment. my first thought is that ain't the real number firstly. we have the unemployed, we have the under employed and those not looking for work because they have been unemployed for so long. and i said am i supposed to singing celebrate good times? 8.5% is nothing to celebrate. at the end of the day, there is work to be done. not just for black folk but for all of america about how we get to a living wage not just a minimum wage. i am looking peter right now, well not right now but i am working on a documentary called getting ahead that will be out on pbs. we are drilling down into this notion of middle wage and why in certain pockets of the country the minimum wage is starting to be raised and raised significantly. this movement called fight for $15 is gaining steam. there is momentum. it might become a movement. we need real action and movement on a living wage in this country. that would benefit not just black folks but all americans. this stat of loosing ground in this category. >> han is calling on the independent line. >> thank you for taking my call. mr. smiley, i wanted to ask you a couple questions. your rise as a public intellectual is impressive. i love your show. >> thank you. >> i wanted to also just comment that these are structural, systemic problems. a lot of the callers are trying to reduce it down and the previous guest did this. we want to be careful. 40% of americans are double the poverty rate and almost everyone of them are on some sort of public assistance. inequality is rising and instability and stagnation economist is a long-term problem. that is a comment. but i would like you to take us back to your mention of dr. king's moral budget. dr. king pushed this idea of a freedom budget which i think is crucially important and ties this all back into the issues of race. back into the structural problems of the economic system. and i think that is a very important thing to get back to. just one more comment and i hope you will address this also once we get to a moral budget we are not just talking about a racial issue. it become