harley cried, as almost a defiant, "i'm here".ins spent 140 days in intensive care and had a series of operations on almost all their major organs. before one operation, jade and steve were told to say goodbye. we quickly arranged a christening because of our beliefs. it felt like a funeral. that was the worst point for me, that was the lowest point. after almost four months in intensive care, jade and steve were able to bring their babies home. at 22 weeks and five days, harley and harry are the most premature twins to survive in the uk, and thought to be the third most premature in the world. definitely feels like a miracle. it definitely does. i think these miracles are happening more often now. i think things are changing, but absolutely. the twins have now been home for a month and are doing well. babies born before 24 weeks are very likely to have developmental problems, but jade says they should still be given every chance. i always used to say, "well, can they feel... "will they be able to feel love?" that's the main thing

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how are you feeling, harry and harley? 0k? are you all right, harry? yes? and harley? hello!e to them how proud of them i am. anything is possible for them because of what they have done already. it's miraculous. it's notjust us either. doctors are amazed by what they're doing. the specialists... they can't believe it. they can't believe their development. it seems just miraculous. they give me my strength, they are, i am so proud of them. theyjust are true fighters. and, yeah, i'mjust so proud of them. and like steve, i can't wait to be able to tell them their story, and show them, and how proud we are. jade and steve had ivf treatment for 11 years before they were successful. it's been a long fight to get this far. but they are now relishing the journey ahead. graham satchell, bbc news. 0h, oh, my goodness. look at them nearly holding hands. how gorgeous are they. that bit when steve was punching the air when they left the hospital. thank you for sharing their story this morning. plenty more coming up in the next half an hour, until 9.15 this morning. time now to get the ne

dad just wants to see his children happy. >> for me that's helping harley with her journey as a trans transgender law center tells abc news that it plans to challenge the new law in court as early as this week. whit. >> all right. alex presha for us, thank you. >>> we do want to turn and get a check of the weather. let's go back to danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate wkrn and we got the nice weather here but some places getting snowflakes. >> winter is not over yet for some. i want to show you what's going on. you can see the video behind me. this is north carolina here where yesterday over half a foot of snow fell on this area. look at those fat flakes coming down. meanwhile, in eva's favorite place in brooklyn we got hail yesterday afternoon. hey, if you like warmer weather, well, spring is going to spring across our area. in fact, take a look at these warm temperatures. we'll be in the 70s by tuesday in pittsburgh, close to 80 in d.c. by tuesday. and then we've got a winter storm we're watching, tons of winter weather alerts for the pacific northwest, the northern plains.

make decisions to take any sort of medical care until they are 19 years old, but i also talked to harleyfe, that it is critical to her living the life as the person that she believes that she is, a woman, a young girl. here's what both of them had to say. >> we just doesn't believe their minds are really ready to make the decision about the lasting effects of these powerful medications. and when they get to be 19, if they want to make the decision to go and take these medications and to go through the surgery, that's an adult decision made by adults. we're looking to help them flourish and be happy and accept their body and their sex. >> it's meant so much to me to get this care and it's almost saved me. just like any other medication, i need this for my physical and mental health. so to hear politicians who have no medical experience whatsoever, who probably haven't even known what gender affirming care is until the past year or so, just to hear them say they're not qualified makes no sense to me because i've had a team of five or six different doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, end

[laughter] like any guy who turns 40, there is this thought that well, i have always wanted a harleyidson. so when i went home and had that discussion with my roommate to whom i had been married for many years, she vetoed me. i thought i so way, and someone suggested to me that you could buy some harley davidson sock -- stock. so i did. and at the end of this year i got this beautiful stock report with pictures of every motorcycle they produce and some historic pictures and it was tremendous. fast-forward i'm in congress for a few years, and instead of a stockholder report we can have a stakeholder report. i do not mail it out because that would be very expensive, i do push it out on social media, keep it on the website and the past years reports are up there as well. it does provide me a place to go at a town hall when someone says we never see you on tv like other members. unless you do something wrong, you may not be getting on tv. but if you want to see me on tv, go look at the annual report. every clip, every interview i have done at 5:00 in the morning, every rules committee me

for me, that is helping harley with her journey as a trans person.er law center says it plans to challenge the new court as early as this week. jobina: in the north bay, the sunday service for smart tra ins is back. the first democrat reports that board members announced service will be back on track in an april 6 meeting. sunday's service has six trips heading both north and south. officials say overall ridership has gone up recently. still ahead, this earth month, abc 7 is putting a spotlight on climate heroes. the east bay man going above and beyond to find solutions to the climate crisis. and here is a live look outside this morning, gorgeous start to this morning, gorgeous start to your sunday. at hampton by hilton, contactless arrival means she can skip the front desk, go straight to her room, unlock her door, and head right to bed. book our family of brands at hilton.com. to new memories. hilton. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare make

so i can't bring my dirt by state park your harley, though. okay. well, that will all right. thank you. i here's what we're working on at 6 o'clock. what would you say to a three-day weekend? >> i'm pretty good. it could become the norm. if a new california bill becomes law. >> we're going to talk to the bay area. some remember trying to make this dream a reality and opening day, we'll go live to oracle park where the giants just wrapped up that extra inning affair against the marlins. it was a great and i'm catherine heenan. the news of coming up next. meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> tonight at 6 opening day baseball. the wait was certainly worth it for giants fans who are going home. very happy this evening after the team's first season opener at home since 2009. there's the captain before the g

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which would give these polish peacekeepers the opportunity to take advantage of the situation of harley. warsaw is looking to get its hands on these territorial claims in ukraine that it made all the way back in world war one. the question here then is why in the world would poland, all of the sudden decide to rehash these territorial claims that were made around a century ago? well, russia says that it's because polish colonial app aspirations have resurfaced in the country and we have what we've also heard that washington is actually working with poland to rally western countries that are in favor of this idea. but so far, there haven't been any takers that it may have page 10 spoke of how russia would respond to any foreign interference in the conflict to these new revelations point to a further escalation. d, thank putin made actually a lot of a very important points with regard to the conflict and ukraine. and one of the most significant ones was no doubt his promise to the west. that if western countries interfere in russia's affairs, there will be a lightning response to that is

continue to watch all going underground episodes on odyssey and latino come see very soon ah, ah ah harley testimony from locals in the devastated city of mario paul ledges. nationalists forces on the neo nazi a's off battalion had been directly targeting civilians. as if shot at the local population, there was a well like the bakery where people went for water. they shot a bunch of people. bodies were lying around right around the well with russia. colds on the you end to consider. it's information on us from the bio labs in ukraine. also some members of the un security council.

well patriotic software is great, but we have so many bookmarks in the harley that we bought there thatgoing through a process right now, what's most important right now is, respectively, like a monitor, that is, a critically important infrastructure. we have separate industry facilities that are important and second there, so it is necessary, as it were, to assemble a single operation. we seem to have one of the strongest cybersecurity in the world, by the way, if anyone is interested in having a very large exponent, so create structures here. now there are a lot of customers from foreign market players who are ready will protect this system now. one phrase can be literally all the same about the sausage i of this arsenal base scenario, not an explosion, the base scenario is a capture, blackmailing with an explosion of power. the moldovan authorities of transnistria, so to speak, yes, because if everything is there without an explosion of consequences, it will be a very dangerous doctor all the time lately. i think that our conversation about the symbolism of numbers led me to the fact

biden: governor inslee, who is known, where i'm from, as the environmental governor, and mayor harleysenator murray, senator maria cantwell, and all -- i mean, you've got everybody here. you got representatives smith, larsen, delbene, schrier. and it's an honor to be here in this beautiful park with you all. you know, edward abbey, the writer who once worked as a park

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biden: governor inslee, who is known, where i'm from, as the environmental governor, and mayor harley, senator murray, senator maria cantwell, and all -- i mean, you've got everybody here. you got representatives smith, larsen, delbene, schrier. and it's an honor to be here in this beautiful park with you all. you know, edward abbey, the writer who once worked as a park ranger -- i didn't know he had been a park ranger, to tell you the truth -- wrote the following, "every man, every woman, carries in heart and mind an image of an ideal place, the right place, the one true home, known or unknown, actual or visionary." for many seattle families, i think we're in that place, right now, here in this park and places like this. there are not that many like this, unfortunately. and all around this country, there used to be a hell of a lot more forests like this. but we're doing everything we can. everybody behind me and all of you want desperately to protect what we have and increase what we have. you know, our natural wonders are, you know, inspired -- they're a reflection that inspires us

well, the patriotic treatment program is great, but we have there are so many bookmarks in harley thatven understand, they are actually a process now, that the most important thing now is, respectively, like a monitor, that is, critical infrastructure. here, we have separate objects of the industry, which are the most important and second, respectively, it is necessary, as it were, to assemble a single operation. we kind of have one of the strongest cybersecurity in the world. by the way, if someone is interested in a very big extremal, here's how to create structures here. now there are a lot customers of foreign market players who are ready to defend themselves now this system. one phrase can be literally all the same about the sausage i of this arsenal base scenario, not an explosion, the base scenario is a capture, blackmailing with an explosion of power. the moldovan authorities of transnistria say so, yes, because if there is an explosion of consequences, it will be a very dangerous doctor all the time lately. i think that our conversation about the symbolism of numbers led me to

biden: governor inslee, who is known, where i'm from, as the environmental governor, and mayor harley, senator murray, senator maria cantwell, and all -- i mean, you've got everybody here. you got representatives smith, larsen, delbene, schrier. and it's an honor to be here in this beautiful park with you all. you know, edward abbey, the writer who once worked as a park ranger -- i didn't know he had been a park ranger, to tell you the truth -- wrote the following, "every man, every woman, carries ihe

to match who i was on the inside, eye specially with the medicine, but it's also helped me become harleys built this foundation for me to be a girl, because that's who i am. it's meant so much to me to get this care, and it's almost saved me. >> they both say their family might have to move if this law goes into effect. heartleigh's brother is in the alabama national guard, so this is literally splitting up their family. the doctor also has to decide whether she will go to jail or continue to -- there are 268 other states in 2021 that proposed in, and about seven or eight of them became law. this year you already have 325 states proposes this legislation, and there's a number -- so this is an issue that is going to continue throughout the country. people are really scared about what it may mean for the kids and for their families. >> yamiche, the question i have here on parental rights, that's obviously a buzzword for some when it comes to what's happening in schools here. i parents targeted in any of these laws, or just trying to criminalize the medical community for this? >> reporter:

very important parts of our success with harley in 20. and 21. last year, very dependable guys.in and throw strikes and they have their good stuff there. they're they're tough. major league reliever sofo very confident in both of those guys in the situations. >> all right. gabe kepler kind of just took the words out of my mouth. the school friday, he struggled to get going today. but it's the bullpen really stepped it up. 5 and one-third innings pitched arlene garcia. we just saw exactly tell tyler rogers, don 0 runs 3 hits and 4 k's in that bullpen work. you know, that's something they were all good for the giants last year. not those particular players, but the bullpen was good for the giants last year. the school finding i know this is an effort he want to forget. he had a pretty good season last year, but i mean to a 3 to open up the season and now they have 3 against one of the arrivals down south. you know, san diego coming up here and everyone saying san diego's going to leapfrog the giants this year. i know there's a whole lot of games to be played, but it will be cool j

to outperform six months later he says it's been overly punished this time around with names like harleynebego down from their highs he says it's a great opportunity to bargain shop. senior research analyst at baird. i think our friend, richard bernstein, would probably disagree with you. he was just on a few minutes ago saying avoid what he said were broadly consumer discretionary stocks and go to late stage cyclicals like consumer staples, like utilities, like energy. you take a different tack though maybe it's only in style and not so much substance or in -- not in a definitive way. explain. >> thanks for having me. i did hear that segment and admire his work. we have a very constructive view based on valuation, but it's not always a very good trading signal and when we looked at trading patterns around past yield curve inversions, the pattern is pretty clear. you want to avoid these stocks likely for the next six to eight months as investors digest essentially bad news, but then we tend to rip and fairly early. i would consider this more of an early cycle play you want to be invested

it's good that harley pasternack is talking about strength training.y bothersome and persists surgical treatment is always an option. >> we'll hear more on "gma3" with that other guy. who is that? t.j. holmes. >> yeah, t.j. >> t.j. >> i get that a lot. very forgettable. that other guy. robin, thank you. >>> want to turn to a "gma" parenting alert. not about kids behaving badly but the parents at their kids' sports events. it's causing more and more referees to quit. a new piece out in the "l.a. times" outlines the problem and possible solutions. our will reeve has that. good morning to you, will. >> reporter: hey, good morning, t.j. that piece in the "l.a. times" by the ceo of mojo, a group whose stated mission is to make youth sports fun again lays out some shocking examples of bad behavior and supported with some really damning statistics that show that youth sports could be in peril without a team effort to clean it up. those fists flying in these ugly scenes at football and baseball games belong shockingly to the parents in the stands. bad behavior

over when another store passes away. [ laughter ] they put a sign up and fill it full of knock-off harleyumes. somehow, spirit halloween has inspired a movie. strike back studios and hideout pictures are teaming up to make a "spirit halloween" movie. two months thought this was a good idea. [ laughter ] maybe they figure if they go broke, they can turn their offices into a spirit halloween stores in i don't know. [ laughter ] the movie is called, get this, "spirit halloween," and it was the talk of the town. at least in milwaukee today. >> the halloween costume store is getting into the movie business. according to "variety," a new movie on the way based on the seasonal chain of stores. the movie is billed as a family adventure and will star "back to the future's" christopher lloyd. >> i thought christopher lloyd was no longer with us. [ laughter ] >> no, no, he continues working, he is one of the busiest actors in hollywood. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, maybe not one of the busiesting but alive for sure. [ laughter ] the plot of this movie, for real, "when a new spirit halloween s

harley's daughter will be keeping contact for satellite communication.g by may 8. best of luck. karina: that's right. we will keep updates on his adventures. let's talk about the weather. frances, you are saying it is going to be cool and breezy today? frances: i want to show you live doppler 7. you can see this cold front associated with these clouds moving through the bay area right now. it is going to bring breezy conditions this afternoon. the wins already gusting 35 miles per hour, 25 miles per hour at half moon bay and 31 san francisco. the sea breeze is going to cool things down for everybody and then this afternoon the winds will pick up. high 50's at the coast, 60's around the bay, fremont and palo alto 65, it is a drop in temperatures compared to yesterday by five degrees for many spots. overnight lows will be cooler. make sure the kids have the jackets tomorrow. because of this cold front passing through clear skies overnight. we are dropping into the upper 40's through parts of the bay area like san francisco, san mateo, fremont 42. livermore

harley walker is a transgender teen alabama where lawmakers are considering banning gender affirming medical treatments for minors. it's really hurtful to have them constantly just saying things like it's child abuse. i psychological help. she got to visit the white house this week and meet with officials like admiral will be which made her feel better about the future. let's hope back in to me that there is somebody out there who can and is trying to protect in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> which version of the warriors are we going to get? that's been the question over this stretch of 7 losses in the warriors last 8 games tonight against the utah jazz. turns out we got a little bit of both here at chase center. we'll show you what happened in this game. klay thompson looking for some consistency. we're going to pick this one up in the 3rd quarter here. donovan mitchell. the 3 pointer. 71. 54 jazz. they had a big lead for most of this game. 4th quarter, jordan clarkson. he hits the trey. it's 99. 83 jazz, but clay green's the warriors walk huge, 3 point

i want to play for you harley walker, a 15-year-old transgender girl.ried to stop this law. here's what she told me about her fear about this situation. >> this year how we've tried to lobby to not get these bills passed and just last week, you know, seeing everything go down that went down and seeing them passed, it's hard. it's scary. hundreds of other trans kids in the state of alabama would lose the guide to ourselves and our own life and our own happiness. >> harleigh says she would even consider moving out of alabama, leaving her family and her brother, serving in the alabama national guard, behind in order to get the care she needs. so many other teens i talked to says this care has helped them mentally and physically. remember, this is a population already prone to suicidal thoughts and mental health issues. the aclu says this is a violation of their rights, so it's moving through the court with two lawsuits already filed in alabama against this law. >> real quickly, yamiche, i think you had a chance to talk with one of the republican sponsors o

then you have shares of harley-davidson down about a percent or so.er reported profits per share that matched estimates. total revenues, though, did fall just shy of expectations harley reformedity guidance. it is still dealing with certain supply issue and a check on the mega tech trade. microsoft's quarterly beat, more upbeat outlook remember that meta platforms is on deck after the close today and then amazon and apple tomorrow in terms of its earnings, but after a big, big downdraft, alphabet down, microsoft up apple down fractionally and amazon up about .75. >> one thing we discussing earlier is this idea that expectations are so much tougher on wall street, and i'm not talking about the bottom line and the top line numbers i'm talking about overall, investors seem to be taking a much more critical eye in terms of what these companies are saying do you have any empirical data to back it up? >> with regard to the overall price action what you have noticed with regard to that, you have to focus an a little bit more on that mega tech services. what

. >> reporter: this purple harley is her latest. can you get on it? >> yeah. excuse me.rter: ann-margret func and she a lateis year. for ♪ bye-bye birdie ♪ >> reporter: the woman who came to fame singing "bye-bye birdie," isn't ready to say good-bye just yet. does it seem a little surreal as you tell the story? >> yes. my whole life -- how can this happen? i'm so thankful for everything. ♪♪ >> and...i'm very thankful that i have another day. yup. ♪♪ 0. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like copd, asthma, or diabetes, you may be at an increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20 is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. adults with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine.

but this pop harley is like the sweetest german shepherd in your life, as are its parents. you know that the two little boys who live next door what do you think i'm going to have to come up with another excuse as to why my favorite dog is a black or yellow lab. those are sweet dogs. you've had a couple left. yeah. yellow lab. and then we have sadie now is a black cloud. she's the best man, sweetheart. yeah. just wants to be with the pack. you know, in our beds on the couch, you can do whatever she wants. she rules that house. you need to get a dog, i think, right. you have told me that for the 17 years we've been together and i don't know that's gonna happen. i'm seeing more and more still, pandemic pops coming into the neighborhood. people are still adopting and loving all over him. so many people are next time we go away for a few days. you can take cd practice a couple of days. you my boys will jump all over that. we'll do it. house offers on the table. right let's go to oakland right now. happening right now at one day strike is underway at schools throughout the oakla

harley. >> yeah. i should point out health care extraordinary.focus on tech over and over and over again. i think we do. because of the market caps but we're seeing a change to the way it used to be. you had health care be really important. banks be really important and tech so now we see tech and it's in a bear market. anyone watch the drug stocks they're amazing. the housing and whether we see the peak if it's not time -- goldman is saying good things. it'll start may 2nd. >> yeah. i have to -- pfizer tells a low multiple j&j is breaking up and that's terrific regeneron is up. we focus on, like, the seven-tiers. and i'm thinking we are wrong. and refocussing on this amazing recovery in pharma. >> if you are of the view that rates are topping, i think which you're saying. wouldn't the names be vulnerable as a result? >> though redically, yes there's enough people who genuinely believe over the next two quarters, these are the guys that won't have to cut numbers by the way, can i say these companies are so good. their expenses are somewhat expens

it's possible to be completely union and be very successful talk to kaiser perm anyone tate or harley-davidsony employers in the economy who have figured out how to respect the workers on the front line through a union and pay them a living wage with derecent benefits that they can raise their families on. >> mary kay, a lot of research has been done on the decline of unions, and you mentioned a couple of things they're from your side, but there are many people who have written, and some business leaders, quoting from research, now more than ever i get it when it comes to employment relations, accelerated employment engagement, and personal development efforts the younger generations are making union representation unnecessary. they're much slower to change. in terms of what it takes to have a success country, they need to change the market conditions very quickly and that's much more difficult than collective bargaining either one of those things do you think would play into why we've gotten down to historic lows >> no. i think it's part of the anti-union attack that has been going on if poli

harley-davidson down 2% and slipping on earnings arising costs and a chip shortage that left them unablepparently not. elon musk addressing the back lash from his takeover of twitter. what is he saying today? lauren: critics who are crying and canceling their twitter accounts. the extreme reaction from those who fear free-speech, what do they fear to this? donald trump being allowed back on even though the former president has not. and aa cp president derek johnson writes, people have a few questions and recommendations. the organization, the naacp said, don't become a petri dish for hate speech. don't put 45 back on. blue and you lost me. how you can ban a sitting president of the united states of america. lauren: maybe i am naÏve but if you authenticate every human being is get rid of the spam bots and there is a real person, people might not be so mean. sometimes i go on twitter and -- whatever, i don't even go on anymore. if that was a real person and they can't behind a fake identity with they say those things? stuart: not bad if you say who is saying those nasty things to you. it i

as of now, the republican senate, harley, marco rubio, marsha blackburn. host: what about the three republicans that voted for judge jackson? caller: those are qualified senators that voted with their conscience and i was proud. it gave me hope. that is what they are there for. they are not there to vote on party lines. i am a democrat but we are not right all the times but neither are republicans. host: this is the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, dick durbin the democrat from illinois praising the republicans for joining the republicans. >> this moment is possible because of judge jackson and her record of excellence. she has earned her seat on the supreme court. that is why it is unfortunate that several republicans did not approach judge jackson with the same level of fairness and respect as her colleagues. thankfully, there are members of the senate who are willing to rise above the partisan fray. i want to commend susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska and senator mitt romney for their political courage and their willingness to s

harley walker is a transgender teen alabama where lawmakers are considering banning gender affirminglp. she got to visit the white house this week and meet with officials like at more will be which made her feel better about the future. let's hope back in to me that there is somebody out there who can and is trying to protect in washington. i'm hannah brandt. my fingers and i do this to make a living, we're too busy to do taxes. i love doing taxes for self-employed people. you can hand those off to me. yeah, but can i hand them off without using my hands? we can arrange that. you do your thing. we've got your taxes. you do your thing. continuing to follow that breaking news of that mass shooting out of sacramento, families of victims of this shooting are starting to arrive. the trying to get more information. >> about their loved ones. this morning. police still are searching for the person who opened fire around 02:00am killing 6 people and injuring at least 10 people. again, this is in downtown. sacramento happened just blocks away from capitol park, which is where the capitol buil

harley davidson helped create the motorcycle we see today because the guys from the military came backlitary flat head that came from the steve mcqueen collection. really neat. we looked at a lot of motorcycles but we do have a car collection as well. we have the largest collection of lotus race cars known to exist and in 1956, mr. barber saw this car, he saw the beauty, the he'll he gains -- elegance, it inspired him to want to be a race car driver. now i think we may have a car that will inspire you to maybe take up racing. pete: jeff, how are you doing? jeff, manager of the porsche driving experience. >> are you ready for a roller coaster ride. you ready for a couple hot laps now. pete: i would love it. let's do it. >> leave the power on gradually. and here we go. >> so you had a chance to see the track. now we're going to turn some laps, all right, jeff, we're ready to go out. there we go. back to throttle. good. and you've got to remember e ,these are high horsepower cars. >> the way the engine reacts and everything -- >> you've got to be super smooth with the input to get the spe

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