until midnight down the shore and central and southern delano little we'll see threat of light wintry mix developing second half of monday. temperatures pump up hovering near freezing mark. we see is late day freezing reign and snow and sleet and light icing is possible. the main portion of this threat that will be problematic is the timing of this. and during our monday evening commute all this start to move in during the afternoon. late afternoon and evening hours. so we could see light snowfall accumulations to the far north and west and low wind threat. good news there because we have a freezing rain threat that will be fairly moderate. we could see light icing and again timing of all this will yield high impact to again monday evening commute. we'll breakdown timing in more detail and let you know when temperatures climb back to 40s for the first time since christmas and also climbing up to near 60. in the mean time we're focusing on the storm and already seeing school closings and delays running right be neeth me. i'll have the latest on the coming up, natasha. >> fol breaking n

reporter jon delano has the story.shortly before stephen heasley, of butler county, married andrew borg, of australia, on a family farm in cowansville last september, they sent this copy of a wedding program to vistaprint for 100 copies for their wedding.sotmichael willemin/couple's attorney: "they spent a significant amount of time creating and designing a customized wedding program that had a lot of very special meaning to them." vistaprint is an international online printing service whose wedding website promises "a gorgeous look at a great value," but that's hardly what the couple got.sotmichael willemin/couple's attorney: "the night before their wedding they opened up the package they received from vistaprint. inside the package, instead of their customized wedding programs, were discriminatory and hateful, anti-gay pamphlets, discussing resisting the temptation of satan and the evils of the flesh."via skype, we talked to new york attorney michael willemin, who is representing the couple now living in australia, i

los mellizos nacieron en el hospital delano regional medical center convirtindose en el ltimo y primerron mltiples regalos para sus nuevos retoÑos... locutor: damas y caballeros, bienvenidos a la cuarta ediciÓn de los premios tymmys. [aplausos y chiflidos] la entrega que busca galardonar a la personalidad del mundo del deporte, la mÚsica y el entretenimiento. ambos: ¡"titulares y mÁs"! locutor: ademÁs, las verdaderas estrellas merecedoras de la corneta de oro, alberto del rÍo y carlos hermosillo, y un reconocimiento especial al luchador, john cena. ¡feliz aÑo nuevo! y prepÁrense a disfrutar esta cuarta ediciÓn de... los premios tymmy. [aplausos]

and it comes from franklin delano roosevelt and this is etched in marble at the franklin delano roosevelt memorial here in darks d.c.. the task of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance to those who have much -- let me repeat that -- the test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much, it is whether we provide too h for those who have little. for myself and i think -- and i know, i know from my democratic colleagues, this is the touchstone. these words are the touchstone about our policies, about the programs that we push forward. these words are the touchstone that give us a foundation upon which we then analyze the legislation and come to a conclusion to vote yes or no. in our analysis of the tax bill, let me use a different word -- in our analysis of the tax scam, we found that that legislation now law failed this test. it failed the test, the fundamental test. did that piece of legislation help those who have little or did it add to the abundance of those who have much? yes.nswer, he answer is this. in the joint tax committee,

franklin delano roosevelt spoke of a day of infamy and summoned a nation to arms. douglas macarthur made an unforgettable farewell to a country he loved and served so well. dwight eisenhower reminded us that peace was purchased only at the price of strength. and john f. kennedy spoke of the burden and glory that is freedom. when i visited this chamber last year as a newcomer to washington, critical of past policies which i believed had failed, i proposed a new spirit of partnership between this congress and this administration and between washington and our state and local governments. in forging this new partnership for america, we could achieve the oldest hopes of our republic, prosperity for our nation, peace for the world, and the blessings of individual liberty for our children and, someday, for all of humanity. it's my duty to report to you tonight on the progress that we have made in our relations with other nations, on the foundation we've carefully laid for our economic recovery, and finally, on a bold and spirited initiative that i believe can change the

jane delano founder of the red cross nursing service wrote in the winter of 1915 -- >> "we have learned in times of calamity, but for efficient service should our country be confronted with that greatest of all disasters, war." >> a year later, bessy r. james for the national league for women's service wrote. >> "on november 8, 1916, the foresight of the women is something which cannot but arouse admiration. that anyone should organize to prepare half the populous of the country for war, while the president was being put back into office because of a supposed peace policy would seem ridiculous. this, however, was exactly what happened." >> in january 1969, helen keller delivered her famous strike against war speech. >> "we are facing a grave crisis in our national life. the few who profit from the labor of the masses want to organize the workers into an army which will protect the interests of the capitalists. it is in your power to refuse to carry the artillery. all you need to do to bring about this stupendous revolution is to straighten up and fold your arms. strike against all ordin

. >> it started even earlier, actually, with franklin delano roosevelt.t was mostly the white working class that put him in the oval office four times. the author and scholar thomas frank. >> this is who they were as a party. >> note frank's use of the word "were." all that changed, he says, with a democrat who actually had a unique appeal to the white working class. >> in the name of the hard-working americans who make up our forgotten middle class, i proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> bill clinton is the sort of emblematic figure in the transition of the democratic party from the party that cares about working-class middle-class people to a party that is very much concerned with the innovation, economy, and wall street and all that. >> frank's right. the democratic party did change during bill clinton's presidency. bill clinton made the party a bigger tent. and into that big democratic tent went the elites of america. its lawyers and doctors and stockbrokers. but let's remember, clinton essentially tied his republican

i always turn to franklin delano roosevelt that brought us through the great depression and great war. and etched at the memorial here in washington d.c. are these words, the test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance to those who have much -- probably ought to repeat that, the test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little. so i always want to start with that, because it grounds me as i look at the multiple opportunities we have here to do just this, add more to those who have much. for example, the tax bill that passed just before christmas and was signed into law. it clearly does more for those who have much, well over 80% of the trillion and a half, actually, far more than that, dollars that were involved in the tax give-away went to the superwealthy and america's major corporations. but i said i wanted to be positive and i didn't want to drag us further in that tax scam. i want to talk about what we can do to add for those who have too little. so let me st

roosevelt was a member of the secret pork club, so exclusive another president, his distant cousin delanooosevelt was rejected from membership. kennedy, no secret to secret himself, condemned societies. >> we are all historically opposed to secret societies, secret oaths and secret proceedings. >> though we should point out he was also a member of an exclusive club while at harvard. it seems the tradition of joining secret societies dates back to the very beginning. george washington himself was a member of the order of free masons. as for president trump, who knows if he's part of a secret society? he certainly has secrets. >> i have to tell you a little secret. i shouldn't say it or half of you will leave the room. should i say it? >> the first rule of secret societies, mr. president, you don't talk about secret societies. >> all right, and no secrecy here. we have so much more straight ahead in the newsroom. but first, here's this week's "turning points." ♪ >> my favorite things about playing are just making people feel good. it's incredible because i always think back to katrina. i wa

york times" hardly sick -- said, men will thank god on their knees 100 years from now that franklin delano roosevelt was in the house. extraordinary statement, and that 100 years is just few decade away. are you confident that his position is secure, will remain secure in the pantheon of american greats and even world greats? >> well, first of all, i think one of our three great presidents of american history, along with george washington and abraham lincoln. so, what makes him so extraordinary? when he came into the presidency in march of 1933, the country was in miserable shape. 25% thief work force wheres unemployed. there was starvation, men who would gather at garbage cans out of restaurants at 10:00, 11:00 in the evening in order to find scraps of food because they were so impoverished they -- some middle class men selling apples with five cents apiece on street corners. now, when roosevelt came into office, he wasn't sure what he was going to do but he understood that he needed, first of all to generate renewed hope in the american economic and political system. remember, this is a

so secretive that his distant cousin franklin delano roosevelt was rejected for membership.nedy, no stranger to secrets himself condemned secret society. >> we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, the secret oath, and the secret proceedings. >> reporter: though we should point out he was also a member of an exclusive club while at harvard. and think the american tradition of joining secret societies dates back to the very beginning. george washington himself was the member of the order of free mace sons. as for president trump, who nose if he is part of a secret society. he certainly has secrets. >> i have to tell you a little secret. i shouldn't say it. half of you will leave the room. should i say it? >> the first rule of secret societies, mr. president, you don't talk about secret societies. >> coming up, the president won't be taking his state of the union agenda message on the road. in fact, we're just learning that he prefers big rallies instead. the looming deadline on immigration, though, is this a missed opportunity for him? we'll

he got those up at delano.was with us. >> he didn't have the horns. he didn't have the star. he didn't have any of his neck work done. wow. almost looks like a different guy in those two. >> you take a look at the two pictures. it's definitely a difference. but then, again, when you get accustomed to that lifestyle, it's only a natural progression. >> down for the cause. >> both his mom and dad no longer are alive. and his son is in juvie right now. >> we are looking at potentially a third generation. >> it's very close. depending on which route the son ends up going. >> i was busted when jessie was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jessie, is only a short distance away in the county's juvenile facility, briceno can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. said he's working out. knows how to do burpees. he wants me to make him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still got

grew up in a small town called delano and i've had an opportunity to live all over the country, firstll player and then, you know, chasing this dream. >> from one midwestern kid to another, we are glad you're here. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. >> from the east coasters too. >> yeah. welcome, z. >> california. >> california, sorry. >> you class us up. >> thank you, zachary. >>> coming up "gma," parenting resolutions for a happier family coming up in our "weekend download." when you have a cold, pain from a headache can make this... ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. we're pretty sure no one's everg asked howsaid microwaved. eggs, you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. ♪ jen, i've got questions. boots or flip-flops? boot! great. smokey or natural eye? ugh, natural. good choice. how about calling or texting? definitely calling. puppies or kitties? sorry, cats. dry eyes or artificial tears? wait, that's a trick qu

. >> here is a photo of the staff who helped deliver the dyl delano hospital. >> she is like can i justet some sleep. >> tired, but glad everyone is healthy. >> did i win the lottery? winning the kids. >> two beautiful kids. >> that's great. it's a great story they will have forever. let's take a look what's going on. our big story hopefully we will close the book on is how dry it's been out there. here is a look from our roof camera as you look down at the embarcadero, you can see the flags aren't unfurled that much. a mostly cloudy day with stagnant air again, that's why it's another at least two storms coming in my accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures today about 63 to 65. pretty nice out there each with the lack of sunshine. 69 at santa rosa 68 ukiah our warmest spots. tonight will be a mild night. low to mid 40s in the north bay valleys, the rest in the upper 40s even 50s around san francisco. this low coming up from the south, look at that, counterclockwise flow grabbing that moisture right now, it's all at about 15,000 feet so it's a little too high right now, but it will

teddy roosevelt was a member of the all male pork club, so secretive that a distant cousin, franklin delano membership. president john f. kennedy condemned secret societies. >> we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and secret proceedings. >> we should point out he was also a member of an exclusive club while at harvard. the american tradition of joining secret societies dates back to the very beginning. george washington himself was a member of the order of free masons. >> i have to tell you a little secret. i shouldn't say it. have of you will leave the room. >> the first rule of secret societies, mr. president, you don't talk about secret societies. >>> it was a gathering of the elite, rich, famous and powerful. did president trump fit in with other world leaders in davos? that's next. you're still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. there'swhatever

here are just a few of them dating back to franklin delano roosevelt. >> as a nation, we may take pridect that we are soft hearted, but we cannot afford to be soft headed. >> this administration today here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. >> i believe the time has come to bring that investigation and the other investigations of this matter to an end. one year of watergate is enough. >> i must say to you that the state of the union is not good. >> never has there been a more exciting time to be alive. a time of rousing wonder and heroic achievement, as they said in the film "back to the future," where are we going, we don't need roads. >> the era have big government is over. >> states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil. >> i believe in change because i believe in you. the american people. and that's why i stand here as confident as i have ever been that the state of our union is strong. >> okay. and the president has just started talking about his state of the union address. let's go back and listen in. >> it's going to be good. we w

it is time for us to stand up for franklin delano roosevelt and the great things in this country andround the world. we would have lost world war 2 rubber, hitler would have won it. you can't prove it but there is nobody in the american political scene who could have been president in 1939-1940 who would have done what franklin roosevelt did. that is my comments. my question to you is my usual question. if you could ask franklin roosevelt one question, what would you ask him and what do you think his answer would be? >> i would ask him what his favorite ice cream was and i think his answer would be chocolate. your point is well taken. it is not a happy story if you are polish, the second world war is a tragic story for poland, the war was fought to defend poland against nazi aggression, nothing the british could do to help poland in 1939. in 1945, it is a tragic story. not to say the polls, the london polls, to understand with stalin, the russians, stalin lives up to that in 1948 then he moves into czechoslovakia. that is part of the cold war story. there's very little they could do,

a picture of the staff who helped deliver what the delano's hospital says is kern county's last baby 2018. ( will ) and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... ( james )coming up in the next hour ... firefighters are on the scene of a fire that started earlier this morning we'll have a live report coming up next. ( james ) pot is now legal in calfornia... and it's attracting new users .. coming up ... we'll tell you what you need to know. ( james ) and... with the new year underway .. there are some changes on bart now. we'll tell you what some of those changes are. (james) good morning i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:dry conditions and mild temperatures can be expected today. a pattern change will bring periods of rain to the region from late wednesday through the end of the week. showers may linger into saturday, but for the most part the upcoming weekend looks dry. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge dr

a picture of the staff who helped deliver what the delano's hospital says is kern county's last babyst baby of 2018. ( will ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... watch guys... how women are taking over the hollywood box office. ( james ) thanks to films like "wonder woman" and "beauty and the beast"... women and ruled the box office in 2017.( will ) rick damigella has that story and more in our hollywood minute. (nat landing)"if no one else will defend the world then i must."it was a year where women were heroes of the box office. the wrap reports 20-17 was the first year since 19-58 where the top three movies of the year featured female leading roles. last year's top three consisted of "star wars: the last jedi," "beauty and the beast" and "wonder woman." (nat music)"the greatest showman" posts an impressive performance! forbes magazine reports the big screen musical starring hugh jackman as p-t barnum, posted a 77-percent "increase" in its box office sales between its opening and second weekends. the soundtrack to "the greatest showman" also posted an impressive peformance, jum

bajo la posibilidad de inundaciones, tormentas elÉctricas y serÍa normal especialmente en la parte delano> no solo cuando estÁ nublado o lloviendo sucede, entre y quÉdese alejado de la ventana, eva. >> ahora vamos a comparo t tema y vamos a. >> gracias, un inmenso beso para ti y caluroso porque hace frÍo en muchas partes del paÍs. >> en chicago hace mucho frÍo, la incertidumbre migratoria que viven casi 800 mil soÑadores beneficiarios de daca moviÓ el coro skwazÓn de un sacerdote. >> empezÓ una huelga de amo ham. >> muy buenos dÍas los salud desde la ciudad de los vientos, el futuro para muchos. >> un padre de una iglesia de chicago iniciÓ una huelga de hambre, conozcamos mÁs de el. >> el padre iniciÓ una huelga de hambre para hacer un llamado a los legisladores para que arreglen la situaciÓn de los mÁs de 800 mil soÑadores que viven en este paÍs. >> he visto su lucha, la he visto. >>. >> es lo que harÍa cualquier padre de familia por sus hijos. >> hasta el. >> y espera. >> sin embargo, si por cuestiÓn de salud no. >> otros sacerdotes hahnemann fsht ado su solidaridad. >> dijeron hasta dÓ

and congress managed to pass 15 major pieces of legislation during president franklin delano roosevelt's first 100 days in office. and yet here we are, a hundred days pasted september 30 deadline and congress still hasn't managed to pass the long-term legislation to reauthorize what we call chip, children's health insurance program, and to fund our community health centers. we have a strong bipartisan bill funding chip. this was passed out of committee. i give our chairman and ranking member kudos for working together. i was proud to work with them. it came out of committee with only one no vote and has waited and waited and waited on the floor of the senate. and senator blunt and i have a bipartisan bill to continue funding for community health centers and 70 members of the senate have signed a letter supporting long-term funding for community health centers, which expired september 30, a hundred days ago. so right now we're in a situation where nine million children and their parents don't know what's going to happen long term. a hundred thousand children in michigan. and as soon as

a woman in the city of delano california gave birth to a set of twins in two different years one in twenty seventeen and one in twenty eight teen baby boy. was born on new year's eve at eleven fifty eight pm and his younger sister i arrived eighteen minutes later at twelve sixteen am. at the. united states thinks about slapping further sanctions on iran office a deadly crackdown on protesters the biggest anti-government demonstrations. also coming up the same money for the same pioneering life in the count's the first country to enshrine equal pay for men and women. never mind buying into the latest fashion trend how about just borrowing them instead we take a tour around the sly for you right here in germany. this is your business update on how the home free thanks.

a woman in the city of delano california gave birth to a set of twins in two different years one in twenty seventeen and one in twenty eighteen baby boy walking on t.v. where else was born on new year's eve at eleven fifty eight pm and his younger sister i arrived eighteen minutes later at twelve sixteen am. after six days of protests of more than twenty two deaths iranians are still on the streets calling for change but iran's president says the riots aren't necessarily a bad thing while his own government says it will crackdown on dissent made while the country supremes leader blames iran's named adam is i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day. what's happened in the past few days on the surface it looks like a threat but we need to turn it into an opportunity.