north carolina teenager is back home safely with her family after missing for a year. 17-year-old hailey burns was discovered in the home of a man in duluth georgia, neighbors had no idea she was being held captive. >> i thought nobody was live there, actually because everything was closed up, the drapes and the blinds. >> hailey's mother said she met a woman online from romania. friday night, the woman contacted hailey's parents, within hours she was found. >>> another part of pennsylvania medical marijuana program goes into effect this week. the state plans to award permits to the first 27 dispensaries where patients go to get marijuana products. last week the state granted 1 growing and processing permits. >>> you may have noticed something a little different on "action news" this noon. it's our new studio set. the new state-of-the-art set has been under construction for behind the scenes for two weeks. after the new set was built we tested it for several weeks. we hope you enjoy the new features that will help us tell our stories. it's aimed at bringing you the news better than ever.

ambassador hailey answered questions on the u.n.'s attitude toward israel, threats from north korea and russia and china's veto influence on the security council. the hearing ran three hours. >> will come to order. today we consider the role of the united states at the united nations. in her first few months ambassador nikki haley has approached her job with determination and purpose, chairing the u.n. security council in april she spotlighted the grave security council north korea and nuclear proliferation and the threats it poses to us. she has cast gated iran and hezbollah for their role in sewing instability across the middle east. ambassador hailey made it clear that the u.n.'s record of protecting dictators cannot stand. indeed, as ambassador hailey declared the united states role at the u.n. is to show our strength, show our voice and have the backs of our allies. i think that's well-said, ambassador. the united nations is charged with the ambitious mission to maintain international peace and security and to achieve internatio

writer and director brett hailey calls the film, quote, a love letter, not only to sam but to a dying breed of actor and fill number hollywood. here's the trailer for the hero. >> lone star barbecue sauce, the perfect partner for your chicken. >> that was great, lee, can you do one more? >> lone star barbecue sauce. >> have you ever heard of the western appreciation guild? they want to give you a lifetime achievement award. >> lifetime, huh? anything else, a job offer, a script? >> not at the moment. >> dad? what are you doing here? >> i guess it's been awhile, huh? >> i got to get back. >> trying to give me a heart attack. >> that was a-- are you okay? >> you seem a little off. >> i didn't film i'm proud of, that was 40 years ago. >> lee, charlotte, charlotte, lee. >> hey. >> you're stairing at me. >> i like trying to figure people out. >> so what did you figure out about me? >> not a thing. >> mr. hayden, i'm such a huge fan. i just love your muse tash. -- mustache. >> it loves teu. >> one of the most popular actors in the 1970. >> mr. lee hayden. >> i love you, lee. >> i love you t

i asked her a cup questions about syria particularly in the wake of nikki hailey who earlier today onitol hill panlted a picture that assad decided not to take action or launch another chemical weapon's attack in the wake of that stern warning that came out of the white house the other day. i pressed her on that. i asked her if that was an accurate depiction. she said she was not prepared to say that effectively didn't want to go beyond nikki hailey's comments. she did incest that every relevant agency had been made aware of the plans to issue the te stern warning. that comes amid our own reporting and a number of news outlets that had some who were caught off guard by the president's decision. and that the principal players were looped in, but some were saying they were caught off guard. back to health care, we have that sound, here is what she had to say. >> what is plan b? >> we're focused on plan a. that is repealing and replacing obama care. the president is fully engaged as is his administration in working with house and senate members to make sure we repeal and replace obama ca

hailey and her family spent 254 days at the ronald mcdonald house. returned as a healthy 17-year-old and cooked and served families making the ronald mcdonald house their temporary home, giving back. >>> a traffic stop comes to an unusual end in south jersey. this police officer stopped the young woman on route 168 this month. she saw that the woman was anxious and worked to calm him. she told him about rough things happening in her life and the officer decided not to issue a ticket. she was so grateful she asked to give him a hug. you don't see that every day. how's sports tonight? >> the phillies on the wrong side of history as the month of may winds down. this is the only reason to smile during the game. here's what pete mccannen says is the key to pulling his team out of the funk. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward

she has called the council so corrupted ambassador hailey says several of the 47 nations on the rights poor human records themselves, including cuba, china, and saudi arabia. down.s. up in court struck 28 house and senate districts in because theya violated the rights of african-american voters. the justices stop short of ordering the districts to be redrawn. bill cosby doesn't plan to testify in his trial that began today on sexual assault charges. gave could prove pivotal. he discussed his practice of -- invitinges women to parties that feature pills now call. powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. plottingny are president trump's infrastructure push. receiving a ofre criticism from executives. are his policies alienating the business community? marty, great to see you as always. this is a president who killed himself as a businessman president is what extent in order to be that you have to enjoy the support of fellow businessmen? >> it certainly doesn't hurt and if he wants to make the argument that his infrastructure plan supportnse, gett

police say hailey was held captive by 31-year-old michael wysolovski.arrested and hailey is back home in north carolina with her family. ( mark ) happening today... the former pharmaceutical executive who raised the price of an aids drug by 5-thousand percent will be in court. martin shkreli is facing charges unrelated to the price hiking controversy. instead shkreli is facing charges of securities fraud and conspiracy. he is accused of cheating investors out of more than 11-million dollars in a ponzi scheme. the 34-year-old faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. (darya) a father accidentally buried a man that he thought was his son in orange county. frank kerrigan says the coroner's office mistakenly identified a man as his homeless, mentally ill son. kerrigan says he was told finger-prints were used to identify him. the family saw the body before the funeral, but it was hard to recognize him. the mistake was realized once the son heard about his own funeral from a family friend. the coroner's office says the case is under (darya) eight people ha

i also want to point out nikki hailey is on line. she is talking about this obliquely giving her own kind of warning shot to russia and iran as well. and i point out all of this happens a week before president trump heads overseas and could meet face-to-face with putin. there is a lot at play late into the night again in this administration. >> eli, this is why communications and credibility every day are important on some of the days, especially in light of this odd piece of paper. >> right. just sort of came out of left field tonight. i think your point is the right one. this is a white house that has eroded its own credibility over the first five months of in administration. and so we do have to ask tonight, when you get a vague statement about potential attacks that may be imminent, sort of where it's come from, what the white house is doing in terms of putting this out there, why now? just today at the offcamera briefing press secretary sean spicer told us in response to a question about diplomacy that this is not a president wh

ambassador hailey's point with regard to back channel communications with the dpr k, it's the only real viable way to influence north korea with regard to the chinese diplomacy. i think the sanctions can be enforced, they have been enforced with multiple violations. i think it's a long game, i think china is also with the united states as well as the bilateral diplomacy that was established in mar-a-lago. it's going to take a long time. >> heather: is something that we demonstrated two days after pyongyang fired a short range ballistic missile that went 248 miles, we launched a ground-based interceptor from vandenberg air force base in california. do you think that will do anything to show them, if you try this, we can defend ourselves? or will it make them try harder? >> i think it will make them try harder, but also make us try harder with regard to deterrence. we have a duty to defend the homeland. it's part of the comprehensive effort. we have units of fleets that have the capability to intercept the ballistic missiles and the boost phase. we also have that midpoint which is demonst

hailey burns lived in north carolina and year while walking outside.he didn't have her medicine with her and then this weekend federal agents found her living in a house in georgia. agents have arrested a man in his early 30s and charged him with false imprisonment and child cruelty. >>> it is a story you have to hear to believe. 11 days after attending his son's funeral, frank care began received a call he will never forget. the man was told that his son was actually alive. the orange county coroner's officials had misidentified the body. >> i knew that when you said mr. kay, your son is alive. there was no, this never should have been a joke from him to me. no. >> well, you're probably wondering the same thing we are. how on earth could this happen? >> bizarre the "today" show. they'll explain how the mixup happened and where frahis son w the entire time. >>> he's often described as the most hated man in america. today, jury selection gets under a in the trial of march stin shkreli, the former pharmaceutical exec is known for drastically raising the

hailey is 17 years old.gents arrested a man in his early 30s. >>> a dangerous drop from a ride at six flags thousands of people are sharing this morning. now we're learning how it happened. a ride that's supposed to be family friendly. >> it is a site you use to share videos and catch up with friends. now, facebook is getting ready to rival netflix. details on the new shows you could soon be se ei >>> talk about being at the right place at the right time. a good samaritan caught a 14-year-old girl who was dangling from an amusement park ride. i can't believe that she made it. this happened over the weekend on the sky ride at six flags in upstate new york. >> they'll catch you honey, go ahead, go ahead. this is billed as a family ride. doesn't even have a minimum height requirement. the girl was rushed to the hospital where she's list fd in stable condition. the man who caught her, he had a minor back injury. you got to figure he's dropping down and he's catching her. >> thank goodness he did what he did at t

i also want to point out nikki hailey is on line. she is talking about this obliquely giving her own kind of warning shot to russia and iran as well. and i point out all of this happens a week before president trump heads overseas and could meet face-to-face with putin. there is a lot at play late into the night again in this administration. >> eli, this is why communications and credibility every day are important on some of the days, especially in light of this odd piece of paper. >> right. just sort of came out of left field tonight. i think your point is the right one. this is a white house that has eroded its own credibility over the first five months of in administration. and so we do have to ask tonight, when you get a vague statement about potential attacks that may be imminent, sort of where it's come from, what the white house is doing in terms of putting this out there, why now? just today at the offcamera briefing press secretary sean spicer told us in response to a question about diplomacy that this is not a president wh

. >>> nikki hailey says the days of israel being bullied by the united nations are over. she made her remarks during meetings with benjamin netanyahu and the president in jerusalem. >> i did at the united nations was tell the truth. and i have never taken kindly to bullies and the u.n. has bullied israel for a very long time. and we're not going to let that happen anymore. >> here at home, a study by the p pugh research center says only 37% of americans said their children would grow up to be financially better off. those over the age of 50 are the most pessimistic, thinking their children will be worse off. now, to eamon jin washington monitoring those intelligence hearings! the senate intelligence committee just wrapped up after intense testimony here from the intelligence chiefing to the senators on the panel. particularly intense exchange between angus king. going after dan coats and mike rogers for their refusal to talk about conversations they had with president trump or allegedly had. they said they wouldn't answer any questions about that. king wanted to know why

ambassador hailey answered questions on the u.n.'s attitude toward israel, threats from north korea and russia and china's veto influence on the security council. the hearing ran three hours.

. >> first we had that statement via twitter from sean spicer, then the tweet by ambassador hailey followedis morning. how serious of a warning is this and is it likely to deter the assad government even if it hadn't planned to carry out an attack? >> i think it was an incredibly serious statement by the administration, greg. it basically said if assad uses chemical weapons that he would pay a heavy price. and that basically means your military operation would hit not only the airfield that was hit back in april with 59 tomahawk cruise missiles but we would have to undertake a much more comprehensive bombing campaign to hit assad's command and control and go after regime targets. that's the way i interpreted the heavy price. can't be one strike at one airfield at one time. >> senator chris coons is a democratic member of the foreign relations committee, asked if president trump has eventually drawn yet another line in the sand with his statement. take a listen to what he said. >> it certainly suggests to me that they are preparing for another strike against assad and that this was designed

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

> a north carolina teen missing for more than a year has been found alive in georgia. 17-year-old hailey burns reunited with her parents. her mother calls that reunion a dream come true. she went missing more than a year ago. her parents discovered a diary detailing her plans to run off with an older man she met online. the 31-year-old man who allegedly held her captive is now facing several charges. >>> and an alabama man is fighting for his life after being robbed in the turks and k caicos. he is now in a medically-induced coma after several last night he was taken off a ventilator. >> our main priority and our main concern is to make sure his health is, you know, top and he is, you know, given the right care he needs. me personally, i can't stand to see him like that, you know? it's my dad. he's my best friend. >> the turks and caicos island police are investigating but have not made any arrests. when he is able, he will be transferred to an atlanta hospital. >>> what makes for an interesting partnership. south korea is expecting the north to accept an invitation to field a joint team

hailey is one of 7 million children with asthma whose parents have to worry about when the next attacktoday more kids suffer from asthma than from any other chronic disease. in emergency rooms, one fourth of all visits are due to asthma attacks. most asthma attacks are caused by allergic reactions to allergens. things like pollen, dust and even household pests can trigger asthma. estimates show than more than 25 percent of americans are allergic to the german cockroach. in children, pests, asthma and allergies are a bad combination that can result in twice as many asthma-related medical visits. allergens left behind from mice and cockroaches, are common causes of asthma attacks. 82% of u.s. households contain allergens left by mice. and cockroaches are found in up to 98% of urban homes. learn how to protect your family at pestworld.org. ♪ dramatic..ta tan >>> break overnight. a driver plowed his van into a london mosque just as midnight prayers were ending for ramadan. >> they did it on purpose. they did it exactly after the hour of prayer. >> several people are hurt and the driver is

hailey barber is here.g to walk-through some deregulation as well as the agenda like tax reform coming up and the ceo of royal caribbean cruises. do stay with us. we kick it off this hour with top story, the house is voting today on two major immigration enforcement bill. kate's law, the bill named after kate shrinely who was shot in the chest by a man who was deport today mÉxico and came to u.s. to receiver probation in texas. congressman mike johnson expressed the importance of the law to try and combat more stories like kate's from happening, watch. >> her murderer had been identified as criminal al line but as the chairman mentioned had always unlawfully returned. no legislation can prevent every strategy, obviously, but we have a duty to take every action possible to mitigate danger to the public that's caused by our immigration system. maria: this is as no sanctuary act. it also allows victims of crime committed by criminal aliens able to sue. these are issues that the president pounded on the campaig