>> good morning, bay area, let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning, and thank you so much for joining us on this sunday december 2nd. i'm kate larson and we are going to start this hour with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. and lisa, it is cool, cool, cool outside outside. >> yes, it is, kate. good morning to you, and we are starting out with the live doppler 7 that is not active like yesterdy, but you can see the clouds around the bay here, and we are talking about very chilly temperatures in the mid-30s for you in napa and santa rosa and 39 in concord and 36 in san ramon, and low 40s for hayward and oakland, and we are are anywhere from 13 to 14 degrees cooler in concord and oakland with 11 degrees cooler on the coast. as you are going through the morning, you will have to get the heavier coat out, and temperatu temperatures are going to be slow to warm. by midday, we will be around 50

degrees, inlands and low 50s around the bay, and by the afternoon, the mid-50s should do it. and another dry day monday and we will talk about the storm impact scale again. katet? >> thank you, lisa. president trump has declared this wednesday a national day of mourning for former president george h.w. bush. he is going to lie in state in the capital rotunda from monday evening to wednesday morning and the public will be able to pay their respects. monday, a memorial will be held at the national cathedral in washington, and wednesday night until thursday morning bush will lie in are reposes at a church in houston where he lived. a second memorial service will be held at a church thursday. abc 7 news natalie brunell has more. >> good morning, kate. president bush died in his home in houston surrounded by friends and family and we now know that his last words were "i love you, too," spoke n to his son george

w. bush. german chancellor angela merkel remembering the man who helped to reunite her country after the fall of the berlin wall. >> he is the father or one of the fathers of the reunification, and we will never forget it. >> reporter: and the kuwaitis who remember the man who helped to liberate their country. his son posting this photo of his parents on instagram saying that his father was the man of highest character and the best dad that a son or daughter could ask for. and his grandchildren paying tribute. jenna haeger bush saying that he taught us about family and desen ti and patriotism and a gentle heart. and jeb bush saying that he taught to us to be kinder and gentler. well wishers in houston remembering his ability to unify

people. >> whether you were democrat or are republican, he brought people together. >> reporter: the flag at the whi white house flying at a half-staff. >> he had a temperament that we could benefit from following both on capitol hill and here at the white house. >> reporter: and former presidents paying tribute. and president obama saying that america has lost a patriot and humble service. and also president clinton who worked with him to raise money for the tsunami and earthquake damage in haiti and other countries. >> i will always hold your friendship as one of my life's greatest gifts. >> reporter: the president is sending air force one to pick up the casket of president bush to have it lie in state at the capita>heay areme psident

sewhonsidered george h.w. a abc 7 news cornell bernard has that story. >> you can see campanale on the campus here. >> reporter: george h. schultz enjoys the view from his san francisco home where pictures reflect his service in the ragan administration and friendship with former president george h.w. bush. >> what did we learn from him? we learned something about patriotism, and we learned about the importance of finding a way to solve problems. >> reporter: schultz says that bush reached across the party lines to try to build coalitions with political foes in a civil matters. >> we are badly missing right now this ability to sit down with somebody who you don't agree with and try to work a problem out. >> i am deeply moved by this. i am deeply moved by it.

>> reporter: president bush came to the bay area in 1989 days after the destructive earthquake, and then the mayor said that he showed compassion for the region. >> he not only cared, but he asked the kinds of questions that showed that he was informed about what he needed to do and what we needed to get from him, and he was very responsive. >> reporter: san jose state political professor says that his legacy is more than being a one-term presidency. >> in fact, the americns with disabilities act was passed in his presidency. >> he was a happy warrior and played a good game. >> reporter: secretary schultz remembers a goodwill tennis match when he was the secretary and president bush was on the house ways and means committee. >> reporter: with who won that mat match? >> i don't want to remember.

history of marriage showing them reunited ath apart. a moving image of former first lady barbara bush in heaven with president bush and their dau daughter who died of leukemia when she was only 4. in the clouds there is a message "we waited for you." >> coming up on "this morning with george stephanopoulos" guests will discuss the life and legacy of president bush. you can watch that at 8:00 right here on a bshbc 7 news. if you want to see more tributes we haved em our website at abc7news.com. we are looking at a chp

investigationf h a greyhound bus caught on fire and closed down lanes of traffic. one passenger said that bus lunged in the air before catching on fire. >> reporter: black smoke billowing from this the bus on hi highway 880. cameras show how far this fire could be shown from in the darkness. chp closed down all five lanes. firefighters tried to extinguish the flames. we caught up with the passengers who were taken to the oakland bus station, and some are still inside filling out paperwork. this man was riding the bus that left san francisco shortly after 5:00. >> there was a loud bang, and then we were like, whoa, what

happened. >> reporter: chp is investigating, but saying that the cause is lel mechanical. and he believes a popped tire or broken axel. >> we went up in the air about three feet, and we had just enough time to evacuate. >> reporter: they say that seven passengers and the bus driver got off without injury. >> it is crazy. >> lyft driver drove up to the scene and then drove people to the bus station. >> people were calling to me, and if you want to help the the people. >> reporter: alex also took a bus from oakland to get to the the bay area, and that bus had trouble, too. >> planes and trains is all isa >> reporter: or in this case, a ride share to the rescue. abc 7 news. and now to a story that you will see only on 7:00, a woman reunited with a treasured possession. her father and grandmother's ashes.

they were stolen from her family and the storage unit back in september, and thanks to the that exclusive story on abc 7 news, police got the ashes returned. jobina fortson is in the newsroom with that story. >> reporter: leonard dumawa found a strange discovery last week under a tree. >> it was plastic bags. >> it was a plastic bag full of ashes and the name tag in there. >> reporter: the neighbors called the hayward police, but the investigation seem to be going nowhere. >> we were striking out until we were looking on the internet, and we found a news story from abc news 7, and it was a woman talking about a burglary to her storage shed. >> reporter: this is where we start to connect the dots. we introduced you to a d devastated joyce robertson in september. her father and grandmother's

ashes were stolen from a storage shed in september. >> what was unusual was that there were names engraved on the music box and those things matched up. >> reporter: and that caused the sergeant to track down robertson saturday morning. >> i told her to please text me the address of the police station. >> reporter: she had to see it herself. she had been calling the san leandro police department once a week to see if they had anything. >> i am happy. i have been praying every night. >> reporter: now all robertson can say is thank you to everyone who helped. >> i would like to thank them so much. i really have been stressing over this. >> reporter: robertson says she is going to bury the ashes because of the stress she has been put through and still the officers don't know how those ashes ended up under the tree. >> what great news nor that family. lisa is here with a look at the weather. we have seen a lot of changes

here. >> and we have had a few breaks between the storm systems and another storm system that is chilly, and you are looking at san jose, and the temperatures there are just about 40 degrees, and the upper to the mid-30s in the protected valley, but we will have plenty of sunshine and another dry day to start the work week and then it all changes. i will have the details on the accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also caught on camera, a nurse shark attacking a boy. a vacation excursion that went wrong. the nypd helping to fix a land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger,

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i get it, i'm bald. fast food's first and only ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. a bay area group has made the trip to the u.s./mexico border to deliver hundreds of gift bags. they shared the video of volunteers putting the bags together in mcallen, texas, yesterday and today they will walk seven miles to an old walmart converted into a migrant children's center which houses 1,500 boys, and most of the boys made the jouitst a on their own a family's dream vacation to the bahamas took a turn when a seemingly docile nurse shark went on attack.

the family was told that swimming with them was safe, because of the small size and nonthreatening behavior. but maybe not. their 8-year-old walked into the water, and one of the sharks sunk his teeth into his back, and the father reacted immediately. >> i grabbed on the shark, and my left-hand fingers went into his gills and my right hand touch touched on the fins burk as soon as i did, that the shark let him go. >> scary. fortunately a pediatrics and emt were nearby and helped the boy immediately, and the injuries were not serious, and didn't need any stitches fortunately. uber may have big pns for motorizedsc urces speang tthtech nrmat sayst uber is considering buying a scooter company and uber has met with two companies, and they could make a decision by the end of the year. uber bought the bike-sharing company jump earlier in the year

which also has scooters, so we will have to see what happens the there. this holiday season, people have the opportunity to make the gifts they give eco-friendly. yesterday abc 7 news was in mesa for the zero-waste market. they featured venders selling eco-friendly gifts. they did not have a garbage bin at the event, because they wanted no wastes for holiday market. they plan to hold another eco-friendly market in the summer and expand the holiday market even more next year. a trip to the north pole o meet santa is a short flight away. some bay area children who are curre currently in the hospital got the hult matt holliday experience yesterday. united airlines transformed a gate at san francisco international airport into a winter wonderland. the plane was also decked out for the fantasy flight complete with elf flight at a ten dants,

a -- attendants and when they landed they enjoyed treats and games with special friends. and now, weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. it is a clear morning, and this is a look at dop per 7, and you will see the lack of cloud cover which is why you are feeling the chill this morning. the numbers are ranging from the mid-40s at the coast, san francisco and 34 in napa, and santa rosa 35 and livermore is 36, and down to gilroy, 36. and nice calm shot for you at santa cruz with the beautiful blue sky out there. it is chilly, and we will see sun around, and clouds around, but cooler than average. we should see low 60s around parts of the bay and the peninsula is mid-50s and the x next chance of rain comes in late monday and stays with us through thursday. november is starting, and you know, we had the dry conditions,

and then the fires and the smoke and then it ended with a lot of bonus rain for us bringing the percent of normal above average last month with 126% and oakland at 123%, and san jose and san francisco and santa rosa, bonus rain. as we start december, it is pretty good as well. we have a weak system head ed or way throughout tuesday, but throughout the day today, cool and dry with a few clouds around. the clouds increase for sunday night into monday, and then we bring in the storm impact scale which is is a one for tauzday and bringing if light scattered showers. it is a low pressure low though that is going to meander around the coast for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. that is why the chance of showers is going to remain in the forecast. they will be light amounts from perhaps 0.10 and 0.25. and we will be dry and monday evening after the commute, we will get wet in the overnight

hours. tuesday morning, looking like showers, but tuesday evening, it is looking like another push of rain. into wednesday, and showers around the bay area for midday wednesday and wednesday evening and into thursday morning, and still a line of rain to the south of us as that low really can't make up its mind where to go. we will keep the rain in the forecast for three days, and then drying out on friday. next weekend is looking to be interesting. highs today ranging from the lwe to mid-50s with 54 in san francisco and 56 in freemont. 58 is the average up in santa rosa, and looking at 56 to dday the accuweather seven-day forecast, a dry day today. it is a cold start, and about the same tomorrow with the temperatures in the low to mid-50s. tuesday, the storm impact scale is a one for scattered showers, and light rain continues on w s wednesday, and into thursday, the afternoon is looking dry, and friday a nice day with numbers on the milder side, and next weekend not only rainy, but

the forecast models for the last two weeks have been consistent with a much stronger system by the end of next weekend. even though it is light this week, we will keep the storm door open. >> it seems that the weather has shifted quickly, and not that long ago, we were worried about the fire danger and too much heat and not enough rain, and here we are. >> yes, november was a disaster, and this is good. >> thank you, lisa. new brand localish is sharing inspiring stories on a weekly digital series called "more in common." meet the woman who saved the day when a bride's mom declined to attend her same sex wedding. ♪ >> this is our marriage license we picked up on october 13th. >> your mom, is she come ting t

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joining uses now from new york is whit johnson. whit? >> coming up on gma, the nation continues to honor the life and l legacy of george h.w. bush. president trump canceling the press conference yesterday and announcing the plans to attend the former president's funeral. what we are learning about the the details of the upcoming memorials this week. and alaska in recovery. anchorage and other cities cleaning up process after the earthquake that rocked roads and shattered homes. and how one family's playful display caused panic when a passerby saw a dummy dressed

like clarke griswold hang ing from the roof and called 911. how that mix-up caused a happy ending. thank you, whit. world aids day events took place all over the world yesterday. ♪ don't be afraid to let them show ♪ >> we were in san francisco where hundreds of people gathered and the san francisco gay men's chorus performed. they were at an area known as the grove and remembered the lives of those who died from aids. they say they have seen progress, but more needs to be done. >> we are the closest city in the world to get the zero new f and women and people who inject drugs. it is estimated 37 million people worldwide are living with hiv and aids, and through 2017,

about 1.1 million people in the united states were infect ed. a couple lost an engagement ring in new york's times square and now people need to find them. the woman said yes, but you can see in the video, her fiance dropped the ring and it actually fell down a utility grate. it shows them looking for it friday night moments after the proposal proposal, and the pair did ask for help, but the officers could not find it right then, and so they left without giving police any contact information, and police actually came back yesterday and recovered and cleaned the ring, and now they are just need to help reunite the couple with with the very are precious item, i am assuming, so help spread the word. still to come on "abc7 mornings," it has been a long time since we put a man on the moon, and why nas a isa

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we are looking at walnut creek, you can see the beautiful start of the day for our friends in the east bay valley, but it is ldan hill, and low 40s in mountainview and ond mt. tam, and wow, that is spectacular, but look at the air temperature, 34. santa row sand a va row sand a u in the 30s. and so, yes, grab the coat and wait a little while and have another cup of coffee, because the temperatures will stay in the 40s through 10:00 with the sunshine we'll be in the low the mid-50s by the afternoon a. good five degrees below average, and then the clouds will increase. still another chally night tonight, but we have rain coming again for the week ahead. i will have it for you in a few minutes, kate. >> thank you, lisa. >> anchorage, a alaska, extensive damage to roads, highways an infrastructure following the friday 7.0

magnitude earthquake. it was followed by a 5.7 magnitude quake. miraculously, no injuries or deaths have been reported. mark remmiyard has the >> a 7.0 earthquake rocked anchorage, alaska, sending debris crashing to the ground, and damaging building and causing major infrastructure damage. the quake rocked the students' school. >> we are going to die. >> reporter: the scene of a local television center collapsing, and flights were halted for several hours. then officials said that power had been restored to most customers, and a hospital is operational. >> we had a system in place to deal with this level of emergency a the and system is working. >> reporter: residents are still being urged to stay off of the

roads. >> stay home and watch >> this was ap on off auoff is more like twisted pipe -- >> reporter: the alaskan governor said that he has spoken to the president. >> he said that we will help alaska, and help you the rebuild what you have lost. >> reporter: the president tweeting to the people of alaska, you been hit hard by a big one and your federal government will spare no expense, abc news, new york. the number of missing in the deadly camp fire in butte county has dropped to 25. the butte county sheriff says they have managed to locate more than 3,000 people who were originally reported miss ing in the aftermath of the disaster, and the sherry says no human remains were toco search through fire's rubble. the death toll is 88, and 41 victimses have been positively identified. happening today, a benefit

concert to help those affect ed by the fire in butte county. the tickets start at $50 and 100% of the proceeds will be donate nod the north valley community foundation. the event is held at hot tavern in novato, and the concert runs until 10:00 tonight. dozens of soldiers are back into the bay area after helping out with the fire. the members of the national guard returned to the armory yesterday. the medical unit had been in train, but was turned around to help out in butte, and they spent 15 days to help out. >> i describe it adds chaos, but organized chaos. butte county did a tremendous job to get the resourceses in place, and so all we had to do when we got there was to set up a hospital and start receiving patients. >> and like so many other first responders they lltra it too late for turkey.

many of the first responders were also treated to a seat at memorial stadium for cal and stanford. firefighters and police and medics and all of the wonderful people were treated to tickets. remember that the game was postponed because the bay area air was too unhealthy to breathe. many appreciated the jes but they say 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 part of the wildfire, they were just doing their job. that is what we do. >> mindi bach is going to have the highlights from the 121st big game coming up lat or. trump a the chinese

president have reached a 90-day agreement on the new economic tariffs. the two countries can continue the trade negotiations. the white house said that president trump has agreed not the hike the chinese imports from 10 to 25% on january 1st. the president was considering even more u.s. tariffs on the chinese goods. both presidents attended a meeting at the g20 meeting in buenos aires. the white house says if no trade deal is reached, then the president will impose the tariffs. nasa is preparing to put a man back on the moon for the first time in nearly 50 years, but first unmanned launches will be planned with the help of commercial partners. we have a report from silicon v valley that the u.s. has a technology advantage over other countries. >> reporter: america's goal the put a man back on the moon got a

big shot when lockheed martin's lander touched down on mars. the insight lander will deliver payloads to the moon. nasa is hoping to do the first lunar launch in a year. lock hooed mheed martin is one companies chosen. >> what you don't need is a big show when you go, so we will use a different system to transfer, and it is what payload is going to be on top of the landers. >> reporter: the first payloads are going to consist of experiments by nasa and private academia and experiments will follow. and eugene is a member of nasa. >> if something goes wrong, you are have a better possibility to bring somebody back, and different for mars, because you have to be absolutely sure that your systems will operate.

>> reporter: and there is a rush to mars as there have been 50 missions to mars in all, and half have failed. only the u.s. has landed an 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 20s and on mars by the late 30s. at "nasa aims" i'm david louie. delta air lines has the fir first airport terminal to use facial recognition to get the travelers from the terminal to gate. they say that jackson hartsfield is going to be fully equipped to allow people to board by just posing for a photo. the u.s. border and protection compares that photo with passport photos to identify the

identities. very cool. stil same haircut. the style making one salon social media famous. and here is a beautiful live look from our santa cruz camera. it is a lighthouse and the sunrise this morning. lisa argen is going to have your ve america. land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america.

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the bill graham menorah is bo ing to be lit if honor of the first day of hanukkah which is of course the jewish festival of lights. the lighting of the me nnorah h been a tradition in the city since 1975, and there is going to be lots to do. arts and crafts and activity s for the kiddos starting at 2:00 this afternoon and the actual ceremony starts at 4:30 in union square. lisa, it is cool this morning, and for the folks headed out to union square this evening they want coats and sweaters and scarves and the whole bit? >> yes, the sun sets at 5:00, and chilly temperatures in the morning hours and the evening hours, and as we are looking at the camera here atop our camera, we can see in san francisco low rain returns. how much rain and when, i will have the answers coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also, next, steph curry returns,

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in sports both the 49ers and the raiders are facing two of the biggest division rivals. the chief s as are in town and on the silver and black and kickoff for that game is 1:05 at oakland coliseum. and the niners are battling the seahawks at centurylink field.

and now, the dubs were in detroit last night to face the pistons with steph curry returning to the lineup. abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach has the highlights in this morning's sports >> after missing the last 11 games due to a groin injury, steph is back. he returned saturday night if detroit. gold en state went 5-6 in his absence. and you think that curry is excited? i have never seen him do the baby shark before. curry with the behind the back pass to klay thompson who had his eighth consecutive 20-point game. kevin durant finishing with two hands and had a game high 28. but the fun did not last for long. andre drummond went for 16 points, and 19 boards. and curry drove it in late and got the foul. those are the first points of the game over zaza pachulia, ant three of the night, and 0 for 4

beyond the arc before that. a scary moment in theh thgh. rry dring for the lay-up and went down hard. he was also called for a charging foul. ten points for jonas jerebko inn his high of 26. the paistons took down golden wait, and it is the sixth straight road loss. >> well sh, it is two different halves. the first half going 100 miles per hour, but we did not have the right timing. wasn't seeing the floor very well or the rim very well for that matter, and the second half is the better and more aggressive and decisive and obviously seeing some shots going down. well, the a ax is staying on the farm for the ninth straight year as the cardinal won the 121st big game on the bears' home turf. head coach david shaw is a perfect 8-0 in the cross-state rivalry. the ax made the trip across the

bay, because short visit. a.j. costello had 239 yards and one touchdown. this one was a dump to cameron who was very good. and cal has a very good running back as well named patrick laird. this is his long eest run for 6 yards, an unfortunately cal picked up a field goal on the drive. fourth quarter, the bears trailing by a touchdown and chase garbard to the end zone, and look at paulsen badibo, and what a spectacular catch. there was one more touch dodowne put it out of reach for stanford. they dropped it 23-13. >> it is big my senior year, and going to win it four years in a row, and sent out the seniors, and the fifth-year on the right foot. just a great, great feeling to >> thehat ax

but rest. half of the team needs to live in the training room for the next several weeks the see who is healthy and how many guys are healthy. it is a long difficult injury-plagued season for us. the 49ers kick off gaiagain the seahawks today in seattle at 1:25, and the raiders will with be under way at home against that high-powered chiefs' offense, offense, and their kickoff is 1:05 at the coliseum. we will bring you all of the highlights at 5:00. and until then, have a great day. now, your a ccuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> it is starting to warm up, but it is awfully cold out there. and that is the tradeoff with the light skies and low wind. hi highs today in san francisco cooler than average, but we are in the upper 40s right now, and going into the mid-50s, but if you are spending time in the east bay valleys, it is in the

30s. this is walnut creek, and for today, the highs in mid-50s. lit take a while to get there, 2:00 in the afternoon. and the sun setting at 4:50 and so the numbers will quickly drop into the 40s. it is a nice looking afternoon, but, boy, certainly cooler than what we would expect. this is the way it goes in december, and we welcome it, right? check out live doppler 7, strong winds, and radiational cooling, and we went by it, but this is san rafael, and mt. tam, and richardson bay, and most of you in the upper 30s, and 35 in morgan hill, and 45 i mn bay, and 42noa logt the bea this morning, chil high today in santa cruz. 34 in s ronapaniv by the delta and vacaville, you can see how calm the waters are

with few clouds there. and raiders in town with numbers in the mid-50s and partly cloudy skies at 2:00 this afternoon. sunny and cool this afternoon, and we will look for the exn en chance of rain coming in tuesday. it will hang around san francisco for several days, and we will try to track it, but the systems are know tr or tnotorio we will have more clouds increasing monday. bringing main the storm impact scale is a one. light scattered showers, and most areas are .10 to and the winds are going to be quite breezy. picking up the forecast animation 7:00 monday night, the rain is offshore, and showers for the tuesday morning commute. by the afternoon, 6:00, looks wet into wednesday, and we still hve rain around wednesday evening, and looks like some of this is going to push to the

south, and this is thursday morning, and we have perhaps still have showers from the peninsula to the south bay and that means sierra snow, and 54 downtown with the mid-50s and warmer locations, and we should see 61 in mountainview, and 60 in san jose, and shy of those high highs. overnight, few clouds around but it is going to be cool with the numbers in the 30s and the 40s and the accuweather forecast has two dry days, but the rain coming in tuesday. download the accuweather app and in the accuweather seven-day forecast is showing the rain will be light wednesday and thursday, but for the most part, we could see the system changing direction, and that is why it is good to check back with us, and always exciting to have the rain and live doppler 7 to help you through it. >> we had such a rough november, and dry november, and this rain, can we make up for what we didn't have? >> we are. >> great news. thank you, lisa. so remember this shag

haircuts of the '60s and the '70s that came with the fabulous bangs? well, one san francisco salon is bringing back the look that is trend i trending on social media. the stylist who made the comeback so popular is now booked months in advance. here is abc 7 leann melendez. >> reporter: only a few stylists in the united states today can master the art of the razor blade haircut. >> as a main tool, i would guess two the three percent. >> reporter: jane matthews is in the lower hay district had been a stylist for 20 years. she only became mega popular after she began taking pictures of the so-called client transformations. >> and people discovering us on social immediamedia. >> instagram to be exact. people as far as australia have gone to her account, and they have booked appointments. >> so, i only open up the books every two months and they sell

for two days. >> reporter: sheontinues to perfect the shag with bangs. >> it is a soft layer iing areaf face-framing razorcut organic type of look. >> reporter: it is the brigitte bardot look, and 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 bedhead. she had s eshgs xshex hair. >> reporter: it seems that everyone wants it, the hair that is. she says it is about convenience for her. >> i am a busy working omother of two, and i have young children. i do not have time to do my hair in the morning. >> reporter: with every razorcut comes a photo and post for her followers. nearly 48,000 and counting. in san francisco, leann

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an alsoar f thepatients. they have taken part in the event for over 30 years. and look at santa there >> and lottings of bicycles out there, too, because it is a nice day to get out, and enjoy the weather. though it is cold out there, and the highs to today warm up at 3:00 in the afternoon, and 56 in concord, and freemont and palo alto, and very little temperature spread. the accuweather seven-day forecast, partly cloudy tomorrow, and then rain back tuesday, wednesday and thursday with a break friday. >> soundings good. maybe is cold, but nice day to get out there for folks, just bundle up. thank you for joining us on "abc7 mornings," and i'm kate oriesnue o facebook andnd instagram, and "good morning america" is next. we hope you have a great sunday.

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