good morning and thank you for joining us on this sunday. let's start with a look at the doppler 7. good morning, lisa. >> we have a lack of rain and 30s by the delta and vacaville, and livermo mormore is checkingn 3 37, and we are from 7 to 13 degrees colder this morning due to the clear skies. you can expect 30s to 40s to start out, and partly cloudy

skies and everyone main the low 50s to start, and by 4:00, it is mid-50s and another cold night tonight, and couple of chances of rain to talk about in the week ahead. the first full week of december, and i will have it inniit in a moment, kate. >> president trump has declared this wednesday as the national day of mourning. the president will lie in the rotunda, and the public can may their respects. and then wednesday night until thursday morning, bush will lie in are repose at a chur houston after a memorial service in washington. and then a second service will be held at his church on thursday. >> reporter: the president died here

words "i love you, too," spoke to his son former president george bush. >> reporter: angela merkel are recalls working with him with the help berlin wall. >> we will never forget that. >> reporter: and the kuwaitis who helped with the invasion of iraq. and this man post iing a photo his son and daughter, and also his granddaughter paying tribute. jenna bush haeger said that he taught us about service and family and generous heart. and jeb bush added that his leadership taught us to be kinder and gentler and to love one another. and well wishers were remembering his ability to unify

people. >> whether you were republican or democrat, he brought people together. >> reporter: the flag ordered to fly at half-staff. >> he had a temperament that was on capitol hill as well as in the white house. >> reporter: and president trump tweeted that america has lost a patriot and humble servant. and president clinton who worked with president bush to raise money. he said -- >> i wish you well and your success is our country's success. i am routing hard for you. >> reporter: he tweeted that i am grateful for every minute that i spent with him and i will hold our friendship as one of my best gifts. and air force one will be sent to pick up the body of president bush to come lie in state.

and the bay area is remembering president bush, and especially those who remember him not only as a colleague, but a friend. >> you can see the campanale on the campus here. >> reporter: vice president george schultz enjoys the view with where pictures reflect his time with the former president george h.w. bush. >> what did we learn from him? we learned something about patriotism. we learned about the importance of finding a a wway tole solve problems. >> reporter: schultz said that he reached across party lines to find coalitions in a civil manner. >> we are badly missing this right now, to sit down with somebody that you don't agree with and try to work a problem out. >> i am deeply moved by. this deeply moved by it. >> reporter: president bush came to the bay area in 1989 kdays o

the destructive earthquake. >> he was very responsive for anything that we needed. >> reporter: and many say that his legacy is more than a one-term presidency. >> he was in fact with the americans with disabilities passed in his president is si. >> he was a good warrior and played a good game. >> reporter: george schultz remembers when he was secretary of the treasury, and bush was a congressman on the ways and means committee. >> reporter: who won that match? >> i don't want to

i don't remember. >> cornell bernard. and mississippi clarion newspaper cartoonist created a moving image of former president and first lady barbara bush in a picture in heaven with their 4-year-old daughter robin who died. and the message in the clouds was that we waited for you. james baker and former secretary of state and chiefs of chair colin powell will discuss the president's life and legacy. you can watch the u full interviews "this week with george stephanopoulos" right here on a bshgs krshbc 7. if you want to see more of the tributes pouring in, we have compiled them on abc7news.com. the chp is investigating how a fire started on a greyhound bus. it happened in 580 and oakland

causing all five lanes southbound closed. katy euless said the bus in the air before catching on fire. >> reporter: the black smoke bill e lowed from are the bus on interstate 580. passing motorists shot video around 5:30, and cameras showed how far the fire could be seen in the darkness. chp shutdown all five lanes of highway 24 west as the firefighters tried to extinguish the flames. we caught up with the passengers who were taken to the bus station and some inside still filling out paperwork. this woman was there on the bus. >> it was a loud bang and then people hit the roof of the bus and it was like, whoa, what happened. >> reporter: chp is

investigating, but she believes it is a tire or broken axel. >> there was enough time for us to evacuate. >> reporter: she says seven passengers and a bus driver got off without injury. the passerby held on to t on tot three people and took people back to the bus station. and then took another bus, but even that bus had trouble. >> i would say planes and trains. >> reporter: or in this case a ride share to the rescue. abc 7 news. now to a story only on abc 7. a woman has been are reunited with a treasured possession, her father and grandmother's ashes. they were stolen from her

family's storage unit, and thanks to our story, the family has the ashes returned. jobina fortson has the story. >> there was a surprise discovery last week. >> like plastic bags. >> there was a plastic bag full of ashes, and the name tag in there. >> reporter: the neighbors called the hayward police, but the investigation seemed to go nowhere. >> we were striking out until we looked on the internet and we found a news story from abc 7 that it was a woman who was talking about a burglary to her storage shed. >> reporter: this is where we with start to connect the dots. we introduced you to a devastated joyce roberterson. >> they said that there were

names engraved on the music box. and those things matched up. >> reporter: and so that caused the sergeantt to track her down saturday morning. >> i told her to please, text me the address of the police station. >> reporter: she had to see it for herself because she had been calling san leandro polices since every week. >> i have been praying every night. >> reporter: and now all she can say is thank you. >> i would like to thank them so much. i have been stressing over this. >> reporter: robertson says she is going to bury the ashes because of the stress that it put her through. for now reporting for the newsroom, i'm jobina fortson. >> great outcome of the story. and lisa is here to talk about the weather, and i grabbed my winter coat this morning. >> yes, the temperature is in the 30s, and the sun not coming

up to 7:00, and so we will see more dropping. we have mid-30s nup in the nort bay with the clear sky and the winds have backed off and we have more rain on the way for the seven-day outlook, and it is coming up. >> also, next, caught on camera, a nurse shark attacking a boy. a vacation excursion that went very wrong. and the nypd helping to fix a bungled proposal and how they are pitching

has ever turned down a hand-made ornament. she never wondered if there would be enough room for it on the tree. this year find a place for a new one from santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and now cabela's. where kids can hang out with elves, make a craft, and get their picture with santa, all for free. that's right, free. time passes. hold onto christmas. this week kids can color a wooden puzzle. and monday through thursday get a free plush animal. er here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, and it is dark out there this morning, and lisa has been telling us about how cool it is outside because of the clear skies, so if you

are up heading out for some breakfast or a walk, do grab a jacket, because it is definitely a bit nippy. we will have more on that from lisa in a bit. right now, a bay area group has made the trip to the o border to deliver hundreds of gift bags. they showed the volunteers putting the bags together in mcallen, and now today they will walk to an old walmart that has been converted into a housing of over 1,500 boys who made the journey no the united states on their own. while the family's dream vacation to the bahamas took a terrifying turn when a docile nurse shark went on the attack. a family swimming with the sharks was told it is completely safe because of the size and the nonthreatening behavior, and so 8-year-old asher walked into the water and that is when one of the sharks sunk his teeth into the back, and his father immediately are reacted.

>> i was able to grab on to the shark as it grabbed his back and my left fingers went into his gill, and my right hand touched on the fins, but as soon as i did that, the shark let him go. >> an emt and pediatrician were nearby and helped the boy, and fortunately the injuries were not serious, and he did not even need stitches. scary. and uber may have plans for motorized scooters. according to the tech site, they are considering buying the scooter line, and they say that uber has met with both companieses and could make a decision by the end of the year. they bought bike company jump earlier in the year which also has scooters. this season, people had a chance to make the gifts they give eco-friendly. we went to fort mason for the first zero waste and holiday market. it featured 20 local vendors

sharing eco-friendly gifts and the event did not have a garbage can. the goal was to create no waste during the holiday market. they plan to the hold another eco-friendly market in the summer and expanded the holiday market next year. a trip to the north pole to meet santa is a short flight away. some bay children who were in the hospital got the ultimate experience yesterday. united airlines transformed a gate into a winter wonderfulland and the flight was decked out with elf flight attendantse how cute. and they enjoyed special treats with friends. good morn ing ing to you. live doppler 7, you can see the top of mount st. helena, and you see the numbers there that are

cold. temperatures in the 30s in the north bay and inland east bay with 34 in danville, and 37 in livermore and mid-30s in the east bay. and we have 43 in oakland and now half moon bay at 38. so clear and cold and looking at a sunny afternoon. the temperatures are a little bit below average. it looks like a wet tuesday morning commute which will continue into wednesday, but we made big gains into november, and the percent of normal for napa is 126%, and oakland is not far behind with san jose at 114%. and you see san francisco and santa rosa 163%. and anywhere from a quarter inch to half an inch rain with a vigous storm system later in the day. so it is cool and sunny and the clouds beginning of the to increase on monday, and so a couple of dry days and once again a nice break in between the systems. and tuesday, we are expecting a level one with light scattered

showers, and rainfall from a tenth to a quarter inch, and once again, the winds will pick up. and starting the forecast animation late in the day monday and this is midnight tuesday as we get towards 5:00 or 6:00, we will have rain up main the nort bay. this is an area of low pressure that usually is hard to determine where it is going to land. so it is going to meander off of the coast for several days. so as we with get into 11:00 tuesday, you will see the showers here, and this is likely going to change, but as we get through the rest of the day, we have scattered showers throughout the afternoon, and perhaps the evening commute, and then another wave of energy wants to come into the bay by wednesday. this is midnight, and so we are watching a couple of wet days throughout the middle of the week, but as for today, the numbers are cool, and we will see the highs only in the mid-50s, and 54 in san francisco, and sunshine is going to help us out a little bit and not much of a range here, and the range in concord and freemont hills here between 50

and 57. so there is little change between today and tomorrow. we will see the increasing clouds monday. then we bring in the storm impact scale tuesday and it is a 1.0. lit stay with us until wednesday. we will look for the light rain into wednesday. the first half of the day will be rainy and then partly cloudy the second half. a nice bright day friday and then saturday more rain. so these are lighter systems. you can download the accuweather app and navigate easily with the live doppler 7. it is bringing back rain here and there, and yesterday, too, we mentioned that it has a nice downpour for much of the morning, and many downpours, and so that is more bonus rain for us. it is all going according to plan for december. >> when it rains it pours for this week and last week, too. >> localish is sharing stories in a weekly digital stories

called "more in common" and meet the woman when a bride's mom declined to attend her same-sex wedding. wedding. >> so this is our marriage license that we picked up october 13th. >> your mom, is she coming to the wedding or -- >> mom won't. >> if your mom won't attend, call me and i will bring the bubbles. to not be accepted by your family is devastating. everybody needs acceptance from their mother. for me, the day is bittersweet, because i know the journey they took and the reget i would have had if i had not accepted my son. i was able to see him visible i was able to see him visible living authentically,

>> the christmas decorating trend. >> it is beautiful. >> i are you looking for a gift that is for that person who has everything? michael finney has a gift idea that you have never thought shopping and looking for about and never in fact even had something special for that hard an opportunity to buy, that is up the out to shop for person, and maybe what you need is not available at at the mall, but perhaps wild lands and science can come up with the perfect gift. this man is with the environmental group rain forest trust. >> we have 12 new to science

species, and species discovered in the protected areas of central america, and we are auctioning off the right to name th0th anniversary and it is the ultimate gift. >> reporter: if you put the winning bid in this trust auction, you could name this frog or this orchid or this. >> how many people get to do that? very few i am guessing. so i thought, wow, this couldn't be any cooler. >> reporter: james has been donating to the rain forest trust for years, and so he does not need a new reason, but naming a new species is cool. >> i am interested in the orchids and thecuorn flog wi with the blue eyes. would names orchidus. >> well, it is p better to name

it after someone else. >> and as long as the name is not rude, you can name it anything. >> you are not far off of the track, is maybe, michaelai or something like that. >> reporter: and as for naming is the frog, the orchid, and the amphibious mouse and for more go to abc 7 news. world aids day took place all over the world yesterday. ♪ don't be afraid to let them show ♪ >> abc 7 news was in san francisco where hundreds of people gathered for a sar mcere the san francisco men's chorus performed not far away from the national aids day memorial, and it is in an area known as the grove and memorialized people

who died from the aids. he says more needs to be done. >> we are close to the zero infections, but it has to be for benefit of all people wh ao aret risk including transwomen and people who do drugs and people of color. >> it is said that worldwide people are living with aids and 1.7 million people are infected in the united states. and now, we have a story about art that is helping kids battling illnesseses. last night there was a gala held in san francisco and it raised money to fund art workshops in various bay area hospitals. if you want the know more about how to get involved we have that all on the bshbc7news.com. a couple in new york lost an engagement ring in times square

and now the police need to find them. the woman said yes, but then he dropped the ring and it fell down a yu tutility grate. you can see it is caught on camera, and they are looking for the ring friday night moments after the proposal and the pair asked for help, but the off sers could not find it so they left without giving my contact informati information. the police actually came back this morning and recover and cleaned the ring and now they have to find that couple so they can reunite it. and take a look and spread that video. still the come on "abc7 a mass under way in alaska after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. the progress made to back to normal. it is a long time since we put a man on the moon, and why

good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> and it is 5 c:30 and we will start this after hour with meteorologist lisa argen and a look at the cool sunday weather. >> yes, that is right, kate. you will need the heavy coat or wait a while, because it is going to take quite a while to warm up. looking at the numbers on the inland east bay, we have 35 at walnut creek, and 35 in brentwood. and dublin an livermore, but up in the mid-30s at at santa rosa, 34 in pacifica with 42 and certain areally one of the coldest mornings that we have seen in a while. 7 to 13 degreesle cooler than yesterday. yesterday we had all of the rain and the breezy conditions, and we will be looking the temperatures to stay cool are through 10:00, and about 50 in oakland, but we have sun on the way, and in fact, a mostly sunny sky with temperatures in the low to mid-50s by 2:00, and then by later on in the day, we will see the clouds and the numbers dropping through the 40s.

it is going to be a dry sunday and monday before this rain moves back and once again, we have a nice couple of day break before we bring in the storm impact scale. details in a few minutes. kate. >> thank you, lisa. in anchorage, alaska, there was extensive damage to roads, highways and infrastructure following the powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake and followed by a 7.2 quake. and fortunately no deaths or injuries are reported. we have the latest. >> reporter: a massive 7.0 earthquake rocked anchorage, alaska, friday sending the degree crashing to the ground and damaginging buildings and causing major infrastructure damage. students were terrified as the quake rocked their school. >> we are going to die. >> reporter: and the scene of the air traffic controller

collap collapsing, flights were halted for several hours. saturday, the officials announced that power had been restored to almost all customers, and hospital s as ar open in and the airport is operational. >> we had this level of emergency, and it is working. >> reporter: with wind and snow forecasted, residents are encouraged not to be on the roads. this is looking more like a construction site in anchorage. this is a twisted pipe underneath the road, and there is damage across this area. >> reporter: the alaskan governor has spoken to the president. >> he said that we will help you the rebuild what you have lost. >> reporter: the president tweet ing to the people of alaska, you have been hit hard by a big one and your federal government will spare no expense. mark millard, and now, more than 3,000

people have been able to be located who were originally are reported missing. the sheriff says no human remains were located despite the ongoing efforts to sift through the debris. 88 people died. and now, a benefit to help those affected by the fire in butte county. tickets start at $150 and 100% of the proceeds will be donate nod north valley community foundation, and the event is at hot monk tavern at noon and the concert unruns until 10:00 tonight. on the peninsula, dozens of soldiers are back in the bay area after helping out with the fire. the medical unit was headed for training when it was turned around and sent to butte county. the members spent 15 days helping out. >> i would classify it as chaos,

but it was oorganized chaos. butte county did a tremendous job of getting the other resources in place, and when we got there, all we had to do was to set up the hospital and deal with the patients. >> since they missed out on thanksgiving, they decided to celebrate it yesterday. we thank all of them for helping. many of the first responders who helped in the camp fire were treated to a seat at memorial stadium to watch cal take on stanford for this year's big game. hundreds of tickets to firefighters, police, medics and those who helped those impacted by the wildfire. the game as you remember was postponed for two weeks because of the smoke that made the bay they ap preepreciated the gestu but they said that their work in butte county was part of the job. >> i am grateful to be here. i am here with my son watching football, but all of the firemen who were a part of the wildland

fire, they were just doing their job, and that what we do. >> mindi bach will have the highlights of the 121st big game coming up later in sports. president trump and the chinese president is have reached a a 90-day agreement on the new economic tariffs and the two countries can continue trade negotiations. the white house said that president trump has agreed not the hike the tariffs on the chinese products from 10 to 25% january 1st. and the president was considering more tariffs on the chinese goods, but both presidents attended a meeting in the g20 summit in buenos aires, and they said if there is no deal january, president trump will resume more tariffs. nasa is looking to have

commercial ventures to put people on mars. there is a report from silicon valley that the u.s. has a technology advantage over other nations. >> reporter: america's goalle the put people back on the moon got a booster shot when lockheed lander touched down on mars, and the sight of the inside lander will provide opportunity to deliver payloads to the moon. lockheed martin space systems is one of the nine partners selected to deliver the landers. >> the one thing that you don't need is a big show that we saw in the southern entrance into mars, so we would use a different system to transfer us in, and it is what type of system would go and the payload. >> reporter: the first payloads will be used by nasa, and private academia and private industry, and humans will be following destined for mars,

too. and this is a researchert a nasa. >> if something goes wrong, you can bring them back, and it is a much different journey to go to mars than the moon, because you need several systems to operate. >> reporter: the u.s., japan and europe have all had missions to mars and 50 in all, and over half have failed. only the u.s. has landed and operated successfully eight times. to put it in perspective, the last time that we had a human on the moon was 1972, but we may have somebody back on the moon by the late 20ed and mar -- late 20ed, and mars by late 30s. still ahead on the "abc7 morn and the stylehais king one salon social medi mohe easts bay hills camera. you

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going to be cold this morning. >> we will have a clear sky this morning and tonight, but the temperatures are dropping quickly in the atmosphere, and 47 in san francisco and one of the milder location, and had delays yesterday, but nothing is happening this morning there, right now, and well there, but not that much. mid-30s in the inland east bay and the north bay. so one of the coldest mornings that we have seen, and another chilly afternoon, but lots of sun today, and we will take it. we have rain in the xpinb in aew minu thanso,tephry did

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kickoff of that game is at 1:05 at the oakland coliseum, and the niners will battle centurylink field. the warriors will face atlanta hawks tomorrow. and last night the dubs were in detroit the face the pistons with steph curry returning to the lineup. mindi bach has the highlights on this morning's sports. >> reporter: after missing the last 11 games due to groin injury steph is back. gold golden state went 5-6 in his absence, and you think that curry isd? i have never seen him do the baby shark before. he did the behind the back pass to klay thompson who had the consecutive 20-point game. the warriors up early in the first and kevin durant had a game high 28. the fun would not last long, because bruce brown bounced it off of the glass, and drummond went for 16 points, and 19 boards, and detroit with the lead. curry taking nit, and he drew

the foul, and that is his first points of the game over zaza pachulia. and then he was 0 for 4 from beyond the arc. a scary moment in the fourth, as curry went in for the lay-up and went down hard. he was also called for the charging foul. so now, it is 10-point detroit lead, and blake griffin is take on jerebko, and he stepped back for the three and team high 26. the pistons took down the warriors in curry's return, and 102-111, and steph curry on the loss. >> it was two different halv. irstne was 100 miles t vll or e matter, and the second half more aggressive and decisive and seeing some shots going down. >> well, the ax is staying on the farm for the 100th straight year. the cardinal won the big game on the bears' home turf.

david shaw is a perfect 8-0 in the cross state rivalry. the ax made the trip, but wit was a short visit. a.j. costello with 237 yards and one touchdown. this is in the first quarter, and a little dump to the cameron scarlet who did the work. 46 yards to pick up the first career receiving touchdown. cal has a pretty good running back, too, and his name is patrick laird, and the senior had this longest run for 62 yards. but unfortunately cal picked up a field goal on the drive. fourtheant end b l at th inteepon. gaer pks on the day, and scarlet with one more touchdown to put this one out of reach for stanford. he got into the end zone, and dropped stanford 23-13. >> it is big. especially my senior year, and going into the fourth year in a row, and making sure that we

sent out all of the seniors on the fifth year on the right foota and great, great feeling to keep that ax. >> the momentum is not important for us, but rest. are rest is sweet, and half of the team needs to live in the training room for the next couple of week s s to see who c be healthy and how many guys are healthy and it is a long and difficult injury-plagued season for us. >> well, the 49ers kickoff against the seahawks in seattle at 1:25 and the raiders will be under way at home gamagainst th high powered chiefs' offense and that kickoff is at 1:05 at the coliseum, and we will see the highlights at 5:00, and until then, have a great day. >> and now, the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, there. sunday morning and a chilly ide it is clear and the winds have dialed back and that is why we are experiencing the numbers that are hovering above freezing in some of the valley locations, and so with the temperatures starting out in

the 30s, it is going to be a slow warmup in the inland valleys and in fact, below average. we should 58 and 59 this time of year in walnut creek, and temperatures at 8:00 will be in the upper 30s. right now n low 40s and we should drop a few more degrees, and then by the 10:00 hour, 50 degrees, and then sunshine and managing mid-50s and the temperatures will drop after sunset. we will be looking for a couple of cool nights an mornings. outside, you will see from the explor toirm camera, it is nice and clear out there and temperatures here in san francisco are a little bit milder, and we will beginning of the to enjoy some of the sun this morning. but it is going to be cold, and in fact, not warm enough where we would be in the low 60s where where we should be in mountainview, and 60 in san jose. it is 37 in san rafael, and 40 in concord and 37 in livermore with napa checking in at 34. the exploritorium camera, and

still out there with the lack of rain, we are clear and cold and sunny and cool this afternoon. temperatures once again in the narrow range just in the mid-50s and the next chance of rainp coming in monday night, and it is an area of low pressure meandering along the central coast for several days. i'lle show it to you in a moment. clear and cool today. the clouds then beginning of the to increase late sunday into monday, and so we have two, two and a half dry days and then bringing in the impact scale which is a light one. a rainfall 0.10 to and the rain will be offshore with light showers and a cold system, and so we could see a rain/snow mix, but tuesday night, more showers, and maybe more significant rain for the southern portion of the area, but this is what is typical of the area of low pressure, and the unpredictable way it is

going to the land. as we get into wednesday morning, you will see the showers around wednesday night into thursday morning and more showers to the south. it is going to stay with us through the week. that is why we'll keep the shower chances with us. 55 for the high today. in oakland cool all of the way around the bay, and partly cloudy and we'll call it 54 in san francisco, a tnd the overnit lows tonight with low cloud cover and 30s and 40s and get the extra blanket out in the accuweather forecast. 50s tomorrow, and partly cloudy skies, and the winter impact storm scale for tuesday and wednesday and thursday, you can download the accuweather app to keep up to date. nice break again for the next few days. >> yes, in is what we have been asking for, we are finallyt getting the rain. >> yes, that is right. >> and thank you, lisa. and remember the shag haircuts of the '60s and the '70s that came with bangs?

well, one san francisco salon is bringing back the look that is trending on social media. the stylist with who has made it popular is booked months in advance. this is abc 7's >> reporter: only a few can master the razor blade haircut. janeededededededed been a stylist for 20 years, but she only began mega popular after taking a look at the so-called client transformations. >> people aldi >> reporter: and i exact, and people as far as australia have gone to her account to book appointments. >> i only open up my books in about every two months, and they book up in two days for two months. >> reporter: and she has

perfected the shag with bangs. >> it is a soft layering face framing and razor cut organic look. >> reporter: it is the brigitte bardot look, you remember, the well known french sex symbol, and you know, the to usled look, undone, the just got out of bed look, the sex kitten coif. >> she had bed head, sex hair. >> reporter: it seems that everybody wants it, the hair that is. and she says it is about convenience for this woman. >> i am a busy working motave tr in the mornings. >> reporter: with every razorcut come s comes a photo and a post for the followers, and nearly 48,000 and counting. in san francisco, leeann melendez, abc 7 news. >> i love the cuts.

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