laura lee is 55 years old from st. louis, missouri.ince her daughter passed away six years ago she's been too busy looking after her grandkids to take care of herself. she was thrilled when we approached her on the plaza. take a listen. >> everybody's already crying. and i'm so happy we can give this to you on this special day. this is really important for your family. >> it is. it's very important to our family. we lost our parents to heart disease, my grandma, and we recently just lost a child. so. >> i can't even imagine what you two are going through, but we're so happy we can give you a special day. are you ready? >> i'm ready. i've been ready. >> she's got a great, positive attitude. this is laura lee's before picture. her sister's going to react to it after this. but all right, laura lee. come on out and let's see the new you! whooo! >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, oh, oh. >> turn around. >> oh, my gosh. >> you look fantastic. >> so fun. >> i love it. awesome. >> i love the haircut. >> what he did is took her haircut and just made it

. >> reporter: laura lee had her son earlier than expected. >> i had high blood pressure toward the end. >> reporter: she had a c section at 37 weeks because doctors worried about how her condition could affect her and the babies. >> it was scary. just everything out of your hands. >> reporter: now a new study finds the problems she develop while pregnant could be a predict ear of her risk for heart disease in the future. >> if you have had a medical complication, high blood pressure, or diabetes, it may mean that you could develop problems later in life. >> reporter: researchers looked at 3400 women and found high blood pressure was a 31% increased risk for heart disease, diabetes carried a 26% increased risk. researchers hoped the results would push women to make lifestyle changes and to see their doctors regularly. >> as kind of a dip stick you that know that you are at higher risk for something and you may be able to prevent it. >> reporter: that's how she is looking at it, planning to eat right and exercise to keep her heart healthy. >> -- it makes me think very carefully about the

. >> reporter: laura lee davidson delivered her son oliver earlier than expected. >> i was diagnosissed with high blood pressure, preeclampsia toward itself very end. >> reporter: she had a c- section at 36 weeks because doctors were concerned about how her condition could affect her and the baby. >> it was very scary because just everything is completely out of your hands. >> reporter: now a new study finds the complications davidson developed during her pregnancy could be a predictor of her risk for cardiovascular disease in the future. >> if you've had a medical complication, specifically preeclampsia which is high high blood pressure, it may mean you could develop problems late near life. >> reporter: they looked at 3400 women with pregnancy complications. they found preeclampsia was associated with an increased risk of heart disease. researchers hope the results will push women to make lifestyle changes to reduce their risk and to see their doctors regularly. >> view what happened in pregnancy is kind after dipstick that you know you're at higher risk for something and you may be a

. >> reporter: laura lee davidson delivered her son oliver, earlier than expected. >> i was diagnosed with high blood pressure, preeclampsia toward the very end. >> reporter: she had a c- section at 37 weeks because doctors were concerned about how her condition could affect her and the baby. >> it was very scary because just everything was completely out of your hands. >> reporter: now are a new study finds the complications davidson developed during her pregnancy, could be a predictor of her risk for card vascular disease later. >> if you've had a medical complications, specifically preeclampsia or diabetes, it may mean that you could develop problems later in life. >> reporter: british researchers looked at women with 3400 cases. they found preeclampsia was a 31% higher risk for heart disease. diabetes carried a 21% increased risk. >> reporter: researchers hope the findings will push women to make a an effort to change their handles. >> if you know you're at higher risk for something, you may be able to prevent it. >> reporter: that's how davidson is looking at it. she's planning t

. >> reporter: laura lee davidson, delivered her son oliver, earlier than expected. >> i was diagnosedith high blood pressure, preeclampsia toward the very end. >> reporter: shehad a c-section at 37 weeks because doctors were worried about how her condition could affect her and the baby. >> it was very scary because everything is completely out of your hands. >> reporter: now a new study finds the complications davidson developed during her pregnancy could be a predictor of her risk for cardiovascular disease later. >> if you have had a medical complication, specifically preeclampsia, or diabetes, it may mean you could develop problems later in life. >> reporter: researchers looked at 3400 women. they found preeclampsia was associated with a 31% risk of heart disease. diabetes carried a 21% increased risk. >> reporter: researchers hope the results will push women to make lifestyle changes to reduce their risk. and to see their doctors regularly. >> view what happened in pregnancy as kind of a dip stick. that you know you're at higher risk for something. and you may be able to prevent i

laura lee is 55 years old from st. louis, missouri. give you a special day. are you ready? >> i'm ready. i've been ready. >> she's got a great, positive attitude. this is laura lee's before picture. her sister's going to react to it after this. but all right, laura lee. come on out and let's see the new you! whooo! >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, oh, oh. >> turn around. >> oh, my gosh. >> you look fantastic. >> so fun. >> i love it. awesome. >> i love the haircut. >> what he did is took her haircut and just made it more contemporary, short, modern, pixie. but notice it still has the length in the front. >> yes. >> high blush which just lifts the face. you look younger, brighter, prettier. you look like a movie star. >> that outfit looks terrific. >> and jewelry. >> macy's always partners up with us for this national wear red day. we're so happy we could give her these pieces in the process and the jewelry is just great, delicate but statement jewelry. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my gosh. you look beautiful. >> here's the plan. you're going to

laura, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >>> john lee has a message for the warriors, if you want to move across the bayg cash. the team owners are trying to decide whether to extend their current lease or move possibly to san francisco. at an economic forum, mayor lee said he would welcome the warriors as long as no public money is spent on a basketball arena. >>> jeremy lin used to be with the warriors, he's with the knicks and his streak of scoring at least 20 points, well, it's over, but the knicks winning streak is not. they've won seven in a row and the palo alto native in the giving mood during last night's game against the kings, he finished with a season high 13 assists. lin-sanity lives on. it's the knicks seventh straight win and after the game lin said last night's performance is what you should expect more from this season. he thinks shooting is way too much of what he's been doing. too much for a point guard. he likes dish out all the assists. >>> warriors general manager larry riley at this point taking heat and criticism for releasing lin last year. yesterday he talked at length about wh

laura, who's here on behalf of rick hutchison. rick and c.e.o. of zip car actually met with mayor lee and i two years ago to kick off the discussion around this pilot project and we very much want to thank city car share for being a great partner with the city. >> thank you, president chiu, mr. mayor. i am laura haber, director of marketing/planning for city car share. as was just alluded to, i'm here on behalf of rick hutchison who sends his regrets. as mentioned, this program is two years in the making. rick is the c.e.o. and now presenting at the international car association in montreal as we speak. car share is being promoted worldwide. just so you know, not just here in san francisco. i want to thank again mr. mayor, president chiu for the early vision and leadership in this program and sfmta and city administrator's office, who's been a pleasure to work with operationally. we're very excited about the launch of this pilot program for a number of reasons, not the recent of which raises profile of car sharing. one of the aspects is making it more visible in the community with the