. >> hailey makes walking on her hands look easy. yes, her teammates can do it, too, but consider this -- just in the past four years, hailey has had surgery for a brain tumor and multiple radiation treatments. >> get on top fast. swing up. she's like a bulldozer. she plows through whatever comes at her. no matter what, she kept pushing through and trying to do workouts to try to stay up with the group. >> talk about being able to bounce back. this texas teen has earned a spot on one of the top squads in the state. >> i've been doing gymnastics since i was 5. >> she also had been having headaches since she was 5, but it wasn't until she was 11 that doctors discovered the reason -- a tumor in her brain. and that meant surgery. >> i wasn't scared or nerv i mean, they didn't really tell me, like, "oh, well, you're gonna have brain surgery," so, i mean, it was not a big deal to me. >> we didn't really even tell her the severity of what was going on because she was so young. >> the biggest question on hailey's mind was, when could she sta

about my own party, when my party says student things like donald trump ahead stupid things, like hailey basher who said he didn't remember the civil rights movement being all that bad and segregatessed when the grew nip the segue degree grated south in mississippi. tell it like it is and -- i don't paint all liberals alike and -- i know its sounds like my book is a critique on democratic party but for black americans what i would say is, we do -- do a little homework. there's a rich history with the party of lincoln. that was a good party then. the party was created because they wanted to break away from the wigs who wanted to expand slave states. lincoln wanted parity like martin luther king for black americans, and republican party for the 13th, 14th, 15th 15th amendment. so there's a history there. there's a reason why black americans like me believe fundmentally that the policies conservatives offer empower more than democrats. i think some of that is going away because you do see, after president barack obama's nearly two terms black americans are frustrate. tavis smiley and others

it looks like hailey's got a new guy. she was on a date with a histmy guy, carl cook.is a world class horse jumper. which explains the connection. kaly's been riding since she was 14. they've got the same initials and gave us the clue there in was romance when she gave this pic with the caption mr. kc, so proud of you. mr. kc comes from a wealthy family, the son of a software billionaire. they were seen laughing, watching a tennis tournament. we hope he likes watching reality tv shows. >> turn on the bachelor. >> that's your ideal night? >> yes, it is. >>> plus, drew barrymore breaks up with her third husband. this was her last instagram post on their third wedding anniversary in june. thursday she posted the photo of a new tattoo on her right wrist with her daughters' names, olive and frankie. >>> george clooney and amal. you may have read articles about clooney's rules for marriage, that he and amal never spend more than a week apart. ah, sweet, totally harmless, but here's the thing, clooney never said any of that. it was based on an article, in it he reportedly sai

chad sweet and trump senior press representative, hailey baumgarner. >> hailey, let me start with you. donald trump said he had a good feeling about wisconsin. what happened? >> well, what happened was -- is lyin' ted and the establishment base as well as all the super pacs gathered millions of dollars to spread false advertising. it was a complete intimidation and lie to voters. >> chad, let me take you back to this moment. i think you'll remember this. play this sounding, please. >> i think most people know exactly what new york values are. >> i am from new york. >> you're from new york so you might not, but i promise you in the state of south carolina they do. >> a poll in new york taken before the results last night show senator cruz in third place behind john kasich 35 points behind donald trump. does senator cruz regret his comment about new york values? >> look, i grew up in texas, but i went to college at columbia and lived in new york city for over 12 years. believe me, if you're a conservative in that state or republican, you know exactly what senator cruz is talking about.

this afternoon, police launched a massive search to find hailey. she turned up at a gas station in fairfield. she was with another individual, but no crime was committed. >>> back on the court, it is looking more likely curry will play against the rockets. he participated in a full scrimmage earlier, looking good out here. he was shooting and running. he is listed as probable on the report. the coach will not say he will officially play. there's a question mark there. they take on the rockets tomorrow afternoon in houston. the warriors have a 2-1 advantage in the series. >>> the playoff tickets for the sharks are now on sale. the sharks clinched the series win last night with a 6-3 victory against the l.a. kings. now, they face nashville or anaheim. dates and times of the game haven't been set. you can reserve your spot at the shark tank. the cheapest available tickets right now going for $100 on resale sites. >> probably a good time to get them. >> i think so. this is the playoff games, second round. >> that's rikt. >>> coming up next at 11:00, do

police are happy that hailey is okay but have a lot of questions. >> there are number of questions. obviously a lot has happened since 7:00 last night, and there's strange circumstances here. so, our investigators are going to talk to her, find out what happened, make sure there was no criminal activity involved in the last 21 hours. >> reporter: police say they were concerned because her parents say she had never gone missing before. totally out of character, say her parents, but her parents no doubt breathing a big sigh of relief that their daughter was found safe. live in vacaville, abc7~news. >> thank you. the man accused of killing 15-year-old sierra lamar of morgan hill in 2012 has demanded his murder trial begin within 60 days. torres previously behaved the constitutional right but withdrew the waiver in court yesterday, demanding that jury selection begin by june 20th. the 60th day. his trial was tentatively scheduled to begin this month, but because his lawyers are busy with other case it was expected to be moved to early fall. the body has not been found. >>> firefighters

my name is hailey. i'm 11 years old, and i'm dyslexic and in the 6th grade. dyslexia isn't a disease. you just learn differently. >> my name is joey zoretski. i'm 10 years old, and i'm in the 5th grade, and i have dyslexia. i am smart, and i can learn anything. >> you may not know about this stunning statistic. one in five kids has dyslexia. it's a brain-processing disorder that makes it hard for them to learn to read. now, just in california, there are more than 6 million children in school, so do the math -- 20% means more than 1.2 million students, potentially, with dyslexia. that's just in this state. many of those cases have gone undiagnosed. but a new law is aimed at changing that situation. welcome to "beyond the headlines." i'm cheryl jennings. joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, b

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the gop race tonight and covering the cruz campaign, hailey hallie jackson standing by in milwaukee tonight>> reporter: i'm here with one of ted cruz's spokesmen. we heard again and again from the governor and ted cruz is turning point. how do you see this victory in wisconsin as it propelz you moving into states where ted cruz doesn't look like such a natural fit, new york and pennsylvania? >> there's some important lessons to learn from the election results here tonight. three weeks ago we were down by 20 points and two weeks ago we were down by 10 points and a week ago things started to change and we started to move ahead and the reason why that happened is that voters in wisconsin got to know ted cruz. ted and heidi engaging people directly. when people got to know him, they embraced him and rejected donald trump. did shows when we engage those numbers turn around and we expect to see that in every state where we engage going forward. >> do you feel that the field is more difficult as you move forward. you look at new york and while aids are telling us there are maybe some districts whe

. >> there was really no bigger television event than "roots" based on a book by alex hailey and hiss and what happens to them as the centuries goes on. >> i will go to my grave believing that "roots" is america's story, not just black america. >> we all came over in ships. >> your name mean stay put but it don't mean stay a slave. >> we're very close to being men. >> what's your name? >> kunta kintai. >> the adult was a dream role. >> it was really genius to cast all of america's favorite televisions dads in the roles of the white slave owners and the villains. >> sleep well. >> it is difficult to explain in today's culture how unprecedented "roots" was. nobody had ever seen the story of slavery told from the point of view of the africans. >> it may be the first time that television allowed an embracing of black pride. >> he's free, honey. >> one of the reasons it was so incredibly popular is not because abc had so much faith in it, but because abc didn't. >> earlier, they were broadcast in weekly install ments and the destormened if it were to fail, they could be done with it in se

. >> reporter: jerome allen and hailey harris said they were given the national -- necklace as hush money so they wouldn't talk about the deputy's brutal beating of stanislav petrov in the alley where they lived. now there's video that may prove it. >> my jaw dropped because it completely corroborates what the witnesses have said. >> reporter: jeff adachi had an expert enhance the surveillance footage. paul endo says that you can hear a metal clink. you can see a deputy twirling something shiny in his hand. >> around the subject hand, there seemed to be an object that was reflective. perhaps on the end of a rope or chain. >> and now you have more than a smoking gun. you've got the smoking chain where he's actually twirling this chain around. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's office says it's investigators knew about the video. >> the video became a part of our investigation. as a matter of fact we had the video enhanced by the fbi so that it's more clear >> reporter: ray kelly says his department put sean osborne on administrative leave and investigators believe he is the one depicted

there's also cruz -- would me smart to look at nikki hailey -- >> she doesn't delegates.they're locked to him on the first ballot, does that open his 170 tellings. >> there was the guy on the rules commitow who made a predict it's going to be a trump-okay sis slushing cruz rubio, two different unity tickets. the problem with that scenario is that the rules for which delegates and when they're freed up vary all over the place, and opposite a delegate is freed up, is unbound, marco rubio could tell his delegates please do what i'm asking, but they're free agents. they're unbound. >> i wonder with successive ballot do the chans for trump and cruz recede? >> i think one of the most important thingses that cruz has actually been playing the game the right way, and there are lot of donald trump's bound tellings who are actually cruz supporter. once they're unbound the plan is for them to vote for cruz. still think if trump doesn't win it on the first ballot, cruz will win on the sick order third because most of the room will be for cruz or one of the two outsiders. all these no

hailey barber was the delegations chief of staff.re among the most influential republicans in the state, regan supporters all with considerable sway over the delegation. >> we were uncommitted and you were not supposed to be committed to anybody, but obviously, i was. >> i was regan. >> even though i was for regan and most everybody knew, my job was to be neutral. >> all country club guys, good guys but they were the republican party. >> early on, shanks has only six ford delegates and a steep climb to move uncommitted voters over to gain ford the majority and under the unit rule capture all 30 votes. >> we got a photographer here? >> coming up, a campaign bombshell. >> i said what in the world? how can this be? i didn't see it coming. i had no idea they were going to do it. ay zero. allstate gives you a hundred dollars off your deductible the day you sign up. then another hundred off every year you don't have an accident. let the good hands reward your safe driving with a deductible that goes away. ♪ deductible rewards. one more way

. >> ryan and hailey.doesn't pick mitt romney, i'll tell you that. >>> head to bloomberg politics.com. until tomorrow, for mark and me, we have one word to say, the same word we always say, and that's sayonara. >>> coming up "hardball" with chris matthews. >>> the battle of new york. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews back in washington. in a few minutes, donald trump will speak for the first time since his double digit trouncing out in wisconsin last night. can he still present himself as a winner in november, after such a beating in april? can he convince the big shots in his party that it's better to live with him, as the presidential nominee than to die in the explosion should they reject him in cleveland. the polls light up the situation face bid republican leaders, a

i first met hailey thomas after she gave a speech about obesity to young people to a group of expertss having an extraordinary impact. >> reporter: when it comes to eating right and living well, 15-year-old hailey thomas has a few things to say. >> i think it's really important to make things that are going to benefit you in the long run fun. >> so good. i could eat this every day. >> what i love to do is just be open, to be creative, and that'll bring all the fun you need. >> reporter: for the past seven years, the homeschooled, tucson high schooler used cooking to spark a conversation about childhood obesity. the mission brought her to the white house. >> first lady of the united states, mrs. michelle obama. >> reporter: on stage at the 2011 conference from vancouver. >> learning to cook is a great lifestyle choices. >> reporter: on the advicery board for the alliance of a healthier generation. >> i've been told by older kids i inspired them to do things they thought they couldn't before. >> tell me where this began. where did it come from? >> in 2008, my dad was diagnosed with type

have hailey barber come on. politics.t think hailey wants to say that about trump. >> the guy in charge of the rnc, you don't go on there and look defensive. and this is again donald trump like making the turn. guess what? last week he wasn't on. he put his people on. this week he wasn't on and it was other people on being defensive. but reince doesn't need to do that anymore. >> reince is saying he's not going to take donald trump person personally. he should because it is personal. he is making this case. and sort of while we were sleeping, he may have won this case. i think ted cruz keeps winning at the state conventions. we're not nominating a prom queen. we're nominating a president. and people feel this delegate process that cruz keeps winning is not how they feel that we elect presidents. i think trump is now riding this into a second week. thises should second week, his daily message. this is the most disciplined he's been on any message. >> and did you see the numbers? have exploded. he's been over 50. i think he

hailey sent you to this 340r7k i don't know if read it i read the real estate log when i saw $9 million on oak wood streets i don't know i did not know want to say i wrote an e-mail anyway that is the project as it is now $9 million overhead please oh, it's too big here's what it was overflow room that was a remodel according to the tracking side it sold for one and a half million dollars on october i don't know what the number mr. sanchez i think that is 1.322 bedroom and 8 bath one and 10 square feet in its former intimation built in the 19 hundred it is family housing what you're trying to do i don't know. i don't know what to say i look at stuff i don't know stuff as greatly as you do in a macro i look at a micro and look at it normal human reaction in i'm a person trying to make a lot of money i'll build that beg hours what we have it was and remodel it and get anything like that and oh, as you can see the process they left that wall on the east this is you know maybe that's fine the - how it works and this is the photo the other was as google photo i don't know what to say $9 mill

host: what about the arguments from some like governor hailey who said that it could cost businesses in some of the states that are being proposed some of the proposed facilities include lenchworth in kansas as well as facilities in south carolina and in colorado. should business leaders should business owners be concerned that having gitmo detainees there might scare people away? caller: i think -- i don't think that's a viable argument. i really don't. we have people like timothy mcvay that blew up the federal building and killed all those children. we have our own terrorists here in this country. nobody had any problem about keeping them here in our own prisons. our prisons are fine. the thing is what my question was why is it costing $56 million to hold 48 guys? what are we doing paying the cuban government $20 million a year? i thought that was our own military installation. why would it be $56 million for 48 guys? i don't understand. host: all right. taking another look at this miami herald breakdown of gitmo by the numbers. it talks a little bit about some of the staffing that