, host of "tavis smiley" on pbs. also with us tom davis, former congressman from virginia where he's the state chairman for john kasich's presidential campaign. tavis, this is the kind of weekend where when i'm watching this stuff unfold i'm just wondering what tavis is thinking. just take the ball, my friend. i don't have a question. i just want to get your reaction to what we've been watching. >> first of all, i salute you, lawrence, for that first segment, which is getting at the truth that america needs to hear about donald trump. to my mind donald trump either suffers from a severe form of chronic amnesia or he's a serial liar. now, i'm not a physician, nor am i a psychoanalyst. so i can't tell you which one. what i can tell you is that the mainstream media keeps letting him get away with this. this is not some stephen colbert version of truthiness. this is more like -- how might i put this? this is more like sometiminess. sometimes he remembers, sometimes he forgets. sometimes he can recall, sometimes he can't.

the family did not speak to me on camera but did say they know jarrard by his nickname, smiley. the intended victim was not the child but smiley's own brother who was also in the yard of the house. a bullet passed through the intended target's pant leg and hit the 8-year-old in the neck. he remains at gdgchildren's hospital in oakland. >> it got so close to that carotid artery. he's doing really good given the circumstances. >> reporter: according to the family, doctors have not been able to remove the bullet from the child's neck, but he is doing well. while we were at the home, we saw concord police officer arrive to conduct a probation search but they left without making an arrest or taking any property. skrar jarrard is wanted on a $1.1 million award. >>> many may see their paychecks change. they are trying to hike the minimum wage to $15 an hour. california's current minimum wage stands at $10 an hour. legislators work with union leaders on the proposal hiking it to $15 an hour. it calls for the minimum wage to rise to $10.50 next year followed by dollar a year increases u

he will start opening day and smiley coming in. the decision might have been more difficult but archer is the guy and he is ready to take the baton. speaking of smiley, he gave up only one today against philly leaves him with a .90 e ra this spring. and the rays lost 5-2. we're >> before we go, we want to remind you, we will have the election special at 7:00 tonight with all of the primary results here in florida and across the country. >> we will have the results online as well as they come in throughout the night at abcactionnews.com. we will see you back here at the top of the hour at 7:00. >>> breaking news tonight. the exit polls coming in right now. what the voters are revealing already. will donald trump essentially seal the deal? >> this is the place i want to win. this is the place. >> his rivals looking to stop him tonight. all eyes on john kasich and his home state of ohio. and hillary clinton. can she finally put it away? or, another sanders surprise tonight? clinton tells us she's optimistic. >> but not confident? that

coyote said "i agree with smiley about riley about wyle about miley about kylie about kylie. and finally shaquille o'neal said, "i'm shaq." >> steve: he was in the room? >> jimmy: he was probably out to dinner with pat riley. i don't know why he was out. hey, a bit of a milestone here. the very first boeing 727 ever made back in 1962 was scheduled to make its last flight today. passengers were like, "cool, i'll take the next flight." [ laughter ] good luck with that old plane, though. if you have kids, you might want to listen to this. i saw that in an effort to better represent modern families, lego created a stay at home dad figure. the only problem is once you snap it on to the lego couch, it won't come off. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, lego created a a stay at home dad figure. the stay at home dad snaps into other legos and also snaps when you ask him what he does for a a living. [ laughter ] i'm working on it! and finally, lawmakers in new hampshire are now backing a a bill that would make it their breasts in public because they say it can hurt tourism. then n

so the question is, gregory, do you believe that tavis smiley is right or wrong? >> i think he's more right than people think. it's about alienati. if you said what would you rather be, a blm activist or someone like donald trump, someone who is successful in business? i am willing to bet that most black and white men and women would prefer the latter. i think the republicans could do better in outreach. however, it's hard for the republican party to do outreach when you are fearful of being humiliated or marginalized or mocked for doing it. that's why you see a lot of republicans shying away and don't do that kind of thing. maybe it was rand paul. >> rand paul gets a pretty good reception. >> yes. i think it was romney. rand paul did as well. he went to howard university and the like and delivered what greg said about, you know, don't you want to be successful in your life? and i was commenting to dana about the politics of this because i was having an argument with someone we know well who said, if donald trump can just get like 20%, 15% of the black vote, more

so we got a smiley face, so what does that mean? >> that means i feel a lot better about eating my waffle. >> reporter: could some other part of this waffle have gluten in it? >> yeah, that is absolutely a possibility. but what we are doing is giving you that extra piece of data to really improve your odds of staying your healthiest self when you're eating out, and actively trying to avoid certain foods. >> reporter: those trying to avoid gluten is a big market, about one in five americans these days. a team of engineers and scientists who are part of the company now called 6sensorlabs, are making final tweaks to the nima before the company begins shipping it out to customers next summer. it will cost about $250 and each disposable capsule will be $4 to $5 depending on the quantity ordered. testing foods for gluten isn't new of course. it's often done in clinical labs, and there are some home testing kits out there. but many are time-consuming and require multiple steps to get results. that presented the team with a design challenge

the registration forms are stacked, needles are ready, a roll of smiley stickers awaits. parents and children, the voluntary testing continues of exposed to toxic levels of lead in the water. >> you send your daughter to school to study and you heard >> reporter: 17,000 students are eligible for blood testing, they are starting with those numb one susceptible to contamination. routine testing showed unusually high lead levels in half of district schools. there are reports that some children have gotten sick with lead poisoning but it is unclear if it came from the water at school. >> they knew a long time ago the pipes were like any other in the city. they should be checking that every six mints. >> reporter: newark officials released a trove of data dating back to 2012 showing 12% of collected samples were above the federal lead levels. a district wide memo sent in 2014 telling custodians to flush the fountain then sinks for 30 seconds a day but the epa recommends that process be about 10 minutes. all of this goes to show lead in newark has been a concern for years. mayo

jmy: kind of like a mona lisa you don't know if he's iling -- >> steve: yeah, you don't know if he's smiley, frowow >> jimim: mymyerious smile, yeah. light laughtere] yeah. mighdhbe s s. [ laughter ] >> s sve: yeye there you gogo mystererer. rerete. jmy: na la, yeah.& >> jimimanu,he fst arars ing ly, for bejng thonhere pars sizis acally mak sens >> ste: i'll take a venti. no, i i nt grarae. >>imim: a grandedeentiti @[ lalahter ] u get-a thventi. s sve: get out of my store. what a you doing here? hate you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you' d like a a ku fu movie or sething..& >> steve: -- ughter ] >>>>imim: not italian. i cod dodot like -- "whaare e u talking g ou do nototant u in my store. i've eeen you he befefe and i te you." >> steve: hey, i d't he you. at a a you talking aut?nah! cheers and applalae e ha ha , a ha, hu [ lahter ] >> j jmy: >> jimmy: it's a a as s atat ha ha ha, ha ha ha, huh? [ laughter ] [ cheers and appuse ] steve higgins.stste higgini righghthere, everybody, there he is oh, gosh, that makes me laugh. thank you, justin biebfo turning 22 earli this week. i totatay rgot to o sh

drew smiley getting his first start. brad miller ropes one into left. that plates a pair giving tampa bay 2-0 lead in the third. next inning, kurt bloops a steven pierce, three hits and three rbi, big night for kevin kiermaier with three hits. stand-up triple that ran all the way to the wall. rays wrapped 17 hits and beat the o's 10-6. drew smiley all smiles. >> the pitcher goes into the first game anxious or nervous, how will my arm feel? how is my stuff going to be? coming out here reassures you to go out and have fun. i was excited about the first game. >> the hardwood. south florida women taking on southern methodist in the quarterfinals of the american conference tournament. you are witnessing courtney williams in her finest hour. the bulls senior recover on mustangs than the guy who put diesel in the tank. scored 18 points in the first quarter. finished with game-high 29 to go along with eight rebounds. the bulls play temple tonight at 6:30. that's it for sports. >>> the search continues for the person who tried to burn down an apartment building

smiling -- >> steve: yeah, you don't know if he's smiley, frowny. >> jimmy: mysterious smile, yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah. might be sad. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. there you go.. sure is cute. >> jimmy: mona lisa, yeah. >> jimmy: thank you, the first g in italy, for being the only place where starbucks sizes actually make sense.pplause ] a venti latte! >> steve: i'll take a venti. no, i want a grande. >> jimmy: a grande venti? [ laughter ] you get-a the venti.get out of my store. what are you doing here? i hate you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're doing like a a kung fu movie or something- i could do it like -- "what are you talking about? i do not want you in my store. i've seen you here before and i hate you." >> you. what are you talking about? nah! [ cheers and applause ] ha ha ha, ha ha ha, huh? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's always that. ha ha ha, ha ha ha, huh? [ laugnd applause ] steve higgins. steve higgins right there, everybody, there he is. oh, gosh, that makes me laugh. bieber, for turning 22 earlier this week. i totally forgot to wish you happy birthday.ate now to say sor

smiley making his first spring outing and it was a good one. strikes out chris davis, orioles most dangerous batter. of pop, brad miller slice it down the line, then everyone's favorite kevin kier meyer, making a trip to sarasota, he comes through. it's a triple in the fifth. 2 rbis. rays are back in port charlotte to play at 1:00 tomorrow. >> well, there is an unusual skill. but dozens of people in key west put their sea shell skills to the test at the conch-blowing skill. they are judged on the novelty of the sounds and the duration. composed his own music for conch shell. >> everybody has a special talent. >> not everybody can do it. >> animation domination is next. >> have a great night. realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company again! r again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used quick seared to seal in the flavor

textual experience >> jimmy: you guys should know these texts are 100% real. [ light laughter ] hey smiley face it's liam hello [ light laughter ] service error 409 the subscriber you are trying to reach no longer exists please delete this number from your contacts [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: unfortunate. that was unfortunate. here's the next one. hello >> hi there. is it me you're looking for >> nope. [ laughter ] i can see it in your eyes >> i've never seen you before. i can see it in your smile you're not all i've ever wanted [ applause ] take the hint. unfortunate. let's do another. hey hey i heard you had a bit of a crush on me yeah i do do you maybe want to go out man boobs after school [ laughter ] >> jimmy: monday. i meant monday not man boobs. [ laughter ] um maybe next time is that a yes hello was that a yes or no >> jimmy: all right. here -- here's another. here's another one here. here we go. hey brown eyes winky face whaaat [ light laughter ] i said hey brown eyes winky face [ light laughter ] i have blue eyes dot dot dot hey blue eyes winky face [ laughter ] >> nice try

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 6767 as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be nextweek. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. adam scott is back in action there along with rory mcilroy. you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- >> yeah, it's almost lyingngoo well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. as high as its sitting, but he's got to gofclose to the ball here. >> that's one of the dangers, yo

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 67, as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be next week. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. adam scott is back in action there along with rory mcilroy. you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- >> yeah, it's almost lying too well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he's really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. got to go close to the ball here. >> that's one of the dangers, you know. it's just not a lie tha

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 67, as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be next week. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. there along with rory mcilroy. you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at 1:00 p.m. on golf channel, continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- >> yeah, it's almost lying too well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he's really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. as high as its sitting, but he's got to go close to the ball >> that's one of the dangers, you know

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 67, as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be next week. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. adam scott is back in action you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at 1:00 p.m. on golf channel, continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he's really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. as high as its sitting, but he's got to go close to the ball here. you know. it's just not a lie that you see very often. >> and it'

at the bottom of the page, tv talkshow host tavis smiley has ed --p and -- an op blacks could still higher trunk. it has atoo sure that lock on african-american voters. danielle, why will you be supporting donald trump? caller: i am in ann arbor. i am 25 years old. i have been working for the past 10 years doing facility management, maintenance, facility work. the real reason i am supporting trump is he is the most moldable candidate out there by far. the majority of my friends are liberal democrats, and i understand their views. learn as much as i can about liberal policies and ideas because that is the only way we are going to cooperate. i think donald is the most moldable candidate and we can put into place what we feel is necessary. host: daniel, you say most of your friends are liberal. you are living in a liberal city. do you keep your support quiet or are you vocal about it? caller: i have been following ted cruz for a lot longer than donald. something about being conservative, i feel like people try to be more sick -- specific about things. it feels like donald is a little more try

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 67, as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be next week. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. adam scott is back in action you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at 1:00 p.m. on golf channel, continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- >> yeah, it's almost lying too well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he's really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. as high as its sitting, but he's got to go close to the ball >> that's one of the dangers, you know.

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 67, as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be next week. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. adam scott is back in action there along with rory mcilroy. you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at 1:00 p.m. on golf channel, continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- >> yeah, it's almost lying too well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he's really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. as high as its sitting, but he's got to go close to the ball here. >>

the family did not speak to me on camera, but they did say they know jarrard by his nickname, smiley. they also tell me the intended victim was not the child, but instead was smiley's own brother, who was also in the front yard that evening. one witness said that the bullet passed through the other boy's pant leg and hit the 8-year-old in the neck. >> it got so close to to the carotid artery. we are all thankful he didn't get struck in that artery. he's doing really good according to the circumstances. >> the doctors have not yet been able it remove the bullet from the child's neck, but he is doing well. while we were there we saw probation officers there arrive to do a probation search but they left without make making an arrest or taking any property. jarrard is wanted on a $1.1 million warrant. anyone who sees him should call , 911 immediately. centering joaquin takenna, abc7 news. >>s several in california to could seal their bay go up following a law introduced yesterday. the law will make the minimum wage up to $15. the current minimum wage is ten dollars per hour. union leaders

sweet 16, big smiley faces. that is the old school emoji. >> anything is possible. >> if they throw them up. >> we have 13 out of the 16. >> that's impressive. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >> this is a new day. un nuevo dia . >> pelley: and an historic day, a first meeting between u.s. and cuban presidents in havana in nearly 90 years. also tonight, new electronic gear shifts are blamed for more than 100 accidents. the little-known law that is taking this six-year-old

witnesses told me offcamera he is known as "smiley" but family of the eight-year-old victim did not want to talk to me on camera but said offcamera the eight-year-old is at children's hospital and doctors have not been able to remove the bullet in his neck and said the child was not the intended victims. there were other kids playing in the front yard, and watching thing walt the shooter's own brother, who has not been identified. people who saw the shooting say he was the bended victim and the bullet passed through a pant leg and hit the child. seems the alleged shooter and his brother are in some type of family dispute. there will several witnesses and police are saying of the suspect that he is considered armed and dangerous, and if anyone knows where he is, they should call the police immediately. reporting live in concord, abc7~news. >> thank you, sergio. police in oakland are searching for the person who shot and killed man last night. it happened 10:30. the victim died at the scene. >>> a routine training mission for seven san francisco firefighters turned into a rescue near ocean

. >> registration forms are stacked, needles are ready, smiley stickers await. parents and children of newark public schools. the voluntary testing continues of students who may have been exposed to toxic levels of lead in the water at school. >> you heard something, not good. >> reporter: 17,000 students are eligible for the blood testing. those most susceptible to contamination. routine testing showed unusually high lead levels in half of the district schools. some children have gotten sick with lead poisoning but it came from the water at school. >> they should be checking on that. >> reporter: newark officials released a trove of data dating back to 2012. and above the federal lead levels. a districtwide memo sent in 2014 telling custodians to flush the fountains and thinks for 30 32nd the day but the epa recommends that process be about 10 minutes. this shows lead in newark has been a concern for years. the mayor released a statement saying in part it is obvious the state-controlled newark public schools have known about the we don't believe they deliberate

. >>> drew smiley threw two scoreless innings but the rays lost 5-2. >>> and the usf women's basketball team is headed out west to get ready for the ncaa tourment. and there is good news. they are the sixth seed in the bridge point region. that is the same region as overall top seed and three time defending champ uconn. last year, the bulls didn't make it out of the first round. head coach jose fernandez says it was a lesson learned for the veteran team. >> we are going to exceed where we went last year. you know. we are so close to getting to the second weekend last year, especially here at home with the two great crowds having such a good game against louisville. i know our kids are excited and because your next game could be your last. . >> yeah, they are excited and talent. the usf women play colorado saturday night. >> go bulls. >>> finally tonight, this is exciting for some of the younger set. it is the biggest expansion in lego land history. winter haven's florida resort is beginning a bunch of new projects. they are billing a new theme parkland expanding their water park and a n

by the way, smiley koffman's '70s shot comeback at las vegas is the largest comeback. schwartzel trying to pull off the comeback today. >> you know, dan, if someone can go out and play a really good round of golf, schwartzel's 67, as we touched on, the best score of anybody who played today. so certainly earned the right to be where he is right now. >> while we have a moment, another chance to tell you where we'll be next week. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. adam scott is back in action there along with rory mcilroy. you see the times there. coverage beginning thursday at 1:00 p.m. on golf channel, continuing saturday here on nbc. there's the lie for haas in that bunker. and david -- >> yeah, it's almost lying too well. it's kind of poached up. and it's sitting up in the air. >> where his situation is, dave, i mean, he needs to pretty much carry this ball up on that upper shelf, do you agree? >> yes, he does. he's really got the perfect lie for it. pretty easy to go clean under. as high as its sitting, but he's got to go close to the ball here. >>