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embryos. that's what a judge is ordering a san francisco woman to do after a nasty fight with her ex-husband to save them. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it was an emotional case between a divorced couple involving the frozen embryos they created. >> katie is live in the newsroom with the reason this family's saga may not be over just yet. >> because of cancer treatments and her age she can no longer have children, but she and her ex-husband do have frozen embryos. they also have a contract to destroy them in case of divorce. the judge ruled in favor of upholding the contract they signed. the fertility doctor said it is the right decision. >> if the the court said well these are not going to stand up to scrutiny in these kinds of cases, all of the work we do will predetermine what will happen and could be thrown out. >> leigh said she is disappointed and is evaluating her legal options. back in august she told gma

that she would do nick for her babies. >> i stayed focused on my babies and knowing >> the hastings law professor is sympathetic, but not surprised. >> it would work the other way as well. say the woman wants them destroyed because she doesn't want these babies and the ex-husband said no i want them. presumably the contract would still be in force. >> women have mixed feelings. >> if i was in that position and wanted to have a child i would find other ways. >> i empathize in her position wanting to keep that for herself, so that's a tough decision. >> the ruling is not final, but also not likely to change. in san francisco, abc7 news.

france. just released video shows the scary scene as authorities raided an apartment in the terror attacks. >> now more on what lead authorities to the apartment building. >> now we go to paris for the late details. >> french officials say they believe the terror cell was plotting another attack that was foiled in the early morning raid. >> new video of the moment that explosive siege targeting the mastermind began. french s.w.a.t teams trying to bust in and running into a reinforced door. and once inside met by gunfire. terrified families shocked awake by the barrage of

bullets. when it was all over eight arrested and two dead. a woman who detonated a suicide belt and another person killed by a grenade. this cell phone video shows them striping their clothing away from the scene. >> so far the french prosecutor said the isis leader is not among the people arrested, but it is not clear if he was killed. and stunning new images from the daily mail of friday's deadly rampage captured on a cafe surveillance camera. an attacker opens fire. he walks out of the frame and then reappears taking aim at a customer outside, but his weapon jams and he moves on. seconds later the would be victim pops up and escapes. >> they are looking for two suspects who carried out the

attack. abc news, paris. >> isis is circulating a new video that appears to threaten new york city. it starts with what appears to be a bomb. >> then you can see a man zipping up his jacket. they emphasize that there is no credible threat. >> it is the goal of terrorists to intimidate and disrupt our democratic society. we will not submit to their wishes. >> 500 new york police officers will be dead tated -- dedicated to the anti-terrorism measures. >> college students pause to remember the victims in paris. >> reggie is live in belmont with the story. reggie? >> they invited catholics and muslims and people of the jewish faith to talk about those affected by terror.

but people in paris can't even do that because of the safety restrictions and then it means a little more. the crowd looked for answers for comfort from leaders from all sorts of religions. she looked back with intns tee and she can feel the scrutiny. >> it is uncomfortable. i believe it is a religion of peace. >> a small gathering may seem like it can't possibly make a difference, not to those with faith. >> we are facing the powers of darkness and the only thing that will overcome that is the power of love. >> to make a stand against violence. as it said, violence has no religion. >> 5500 miles from paris. they take a step toward each other.

>> it is going a lot farther than we can comprehend. >> a tiny gesture that to these people means a great deal. for them, it feels like hope. abc7 news. >> and for the latest news on paris anytime download the news app and allow push notification. we will alert you as they have happened. >> police say they cap you are tood the man who sprayed graffiti on a school in san francisco. it prompted police to alert them about it. the 44-year-old faces misdemeanor charges of trespassing and vandalism. >> one lane reopened in sonoma county following this crash that killed one person. >> they show us two wrecked tanker trucks and this happened near sonoma raceway and the traffic is still crawling there.

>> traffic is moving smoothly after a partially nude woman walked eastbound in the middle lane and really gummed up the traffic flow. this was around 6:00 tonight. the chp found her and took her to the hospital for a psychiatric and a medical evaluation. >> well there will be no vacancies for air b and b in another north bay city. abc7 news was there as they banned rentals fewer than 31 days. some argued that air b and b helped them make ends meet and others complained that the rental service is a financial incentive to buy homes. imagine money taken out of your paycheck for a debt that doesn't belong to you. >> it is a tough lesson. >> it is true. one oakland woman is in the middle of a costly fight with courts and collectors. >> that came from me not checking my credit report. >> coming up, i'll explain how

this could happen to you and what you can do to make it stop. >> and look at this video of a helicopter spinning out of control. the chaotic scene at the airport. >> and the crush that crashed in union square. the ceo of the tour bus company is refusing to answer our questions. it is a story you will see only on abc7 news. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. our mild sunny weather of today is not expected to last. a holiday preview coming up. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live". jimmy? >> thanks, dan and ama. here is something we made for you and honestly it would be rude not to watch. is there a bond between you? >> sure because we had the common experience. >> and there is only a small handful that aren't in prison right now. >> that's true.

alto. >> people's paychecks are being garnished for debts that do not belong for them. and it is perfectly legal. >> michael finney joins us with this investigation. >> this is big business. this is big business.

i caught up with a woman from the east bay who is the sole bread winner in her family. so they were taking money out of her check to pay for a bill that wasn't hers. >> she lived in oakland and worked for the allah miga county social service agency. she works people every day. but she needed help after getting a shocking call last year. >> we are calling regarding a debt and there has been a judgment placed on you and we want to resolve the debt in 2004 they bought a $2,600 credit card from chase that they believed belonged to christie. they served it to chrisy's old address and somebody there signed the papers. >> i can honestly tell you i didn't believe the judgment. >> she believes somebody stole her identity and opened the card. ted merman says companies buy

debt for pennies. >> right now under existing law if a debt buyer has gone into court and filed a lawsuit and got a judgment against you and if they wait more than two years you are out of luck. >> that happened nine years ago. >> she got a call this year threatening to garnish her paychecks. >> she said how about you leave your debit card information on my message. >> what company would ask you to leave your debit card information on the voicemail? i let it go. i said this is a scam. >> it wasn't. soon after the courts allowed the agency to take out $250 from her paycheck. the original $2,600 debt has grown to $8,000. >> there is fees that get put

on, attorneys fees, court costs. >> she works for the east bay community law center and she is helping christie in her fight. she is barely able to make ends meet. >> i have to cut things off and let things go and i'm okay with that. as long as i have a roof over my head i'm okay. >> they signed a bill to help consumers fight judgments and stop wage garnish ments for debt that is not theirs. the bill becomes law in january. >> they will have the opportunity to go into court and to tell the judge, you're honor this isn't my debt. >> we were with christie when she went to court to file the counter lawsuits against the collection agencies. >> the collection agency says they will no longer garnish their wages and they will return all of the money. >> i feel relieved. i feel like i can breathe again. >> get this. the e experts believe tens of thousands of californians are in the same boat.

for more about a new law to stop this it is at abc7news.com. >> that's a staggering number of people. >> thank you, michael. >> look at the scene that stopped people in their tracks at a small airport outside san diego. you can see flames shoot-out from beneath the helicopter spinning out of control. two people on board unfortunately died in this crash. witnesses captured the moment as a large chunk of helicopter broke loose. right now investigators have no idea what caused the crash. the ceo of a tour bus company dodged our questions about the crash that injured several people. the bus driver's attorney saying they tried to stop the bus. this is what happened when melanie woodrow caught up with the ceo today. >> why wasn't the bus registered?

>> a lot of people were injured. why wasn't the bus registered? >> the driver is recovering from two spinal fractures. they are breaking news on a controversial case. a san francisco fire truck that ran a red light and crashed into a motorcycle. for the first time we are hearing from the victim through his deposition in a lawsuit. >> i heard him blast the air horn at just about the same split second the bumper hit me. >> and you'll see exclusive video of what the fire truck driver did in a bar right after the crash. that's tomorrow on abc7 news at 11:00. >> tune in for that. sandhya patel is here with what is going on outside. >> it is a quiet weather pattern here dan and ama. as we look at live doppler 7hd fog in the central valley. we have a few patches around half moon bay where visibility is down to four miles. we are in the fourth year of the drought so we often forget what winter rain can mean. let's look at el nino.

it is here. it developed near the equator in the pacific. and so it is warmer than average waters. really what does it mean when you compare it to previous el ninos? 1982 and 1983 was the second strongest on record. 1997, 1998, the first strongest on record. i want to show you rainfall during the winter and springtime. i am stepping aside so you can see the numbers. san francisco received 26 inches of rain. oakland over 29 inches and san jose more than 22 inches and 97 and 98 san francisco and oakland over 35 inches of rain. and that's counting three to four months worth. the entire year typically in the bay area we average between 15 to 30 inches of rain. we have the potential -- i i am not saying we will do a rerun of this, but we have the potential to see hefty rainfall if it continues this upcoming winter. we are waiting to see the affects. highs under sunny skies, they were milder than normal in places like santa rosa, 75.

71 napa, oakland, antioch. we are heading into another day like that. the temperatures right now are in the 40s and the 50s. quite comfortable still and a live look from the emeryville camera. a beautiful shot of the moon. we are looking at patchy fog for your morning commute. mild weather through the weekend and getting you a closer shot at the moon is so nice. a cold storm comes in next wednesday. satellite and radar showing you what is in store for the short-term. keeping us mild through the weekend. other than the night and morning patches of fog. here is the forecast. next tuesday we are looking at cloud cover. wednesday computer models will bring in a chance of showers. but the models are having a hard time dealing with this wednesday/thursday time period. right now it looks like we'll get some rain this. is a preview of your thanksgiving day. it looks like we will dry out. rainfall totals are not -- are not impressive. tomorrow morning be careful. the fog could be a bit on the

dense side. low 40s to low 50s. tomorrow afternoon it will be a nice day in the south bay. 68 san jose and sunnyvale 68 and 67 on the peninsula in redwood city. 61 in half moon bay. sunny in downtown san francisco. also daly city and 71 napa. east bay upper 60s and 70 degrees in livermore. is it spring or fall? i know that. it is fall. spring-like forecast through the weekend. cooler next week. sharp drop in temperatures on wednesday when many people travel. travel could be dicey, ama and dan. >> thank you, sand --

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today.

today as abc7's own spencer christian joined his former colleagues at ""good morning america"" to celebrate the anniversary. >> to mark it they are running nonstop for 40 consecutive hours. check it out. it is happening right now on the live well network which is

digital 7.2 and comcast 715. >> they are going at it. you can watch the live stream on-line. we have a link and spencer will be back on gma as it wraps up the marathon broadcast tomorrow morning. tune in. >> a lot of fun. >> on to sports. a lot to talk about. >> larry is here with everything we need. >> two, 7-foot six-inch college centers squaring off against each other. it is taco against mamado.

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