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belgian troops are standing by as they go on their highest terror alert level. >> first terrorists strike africa. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> at least 27 people are dead in mali including an american mom with family in san francisco. >> a chinese state-owned p company says three senior executives are among those killed. >> and they say a 10-day state of emergency has been declared. >> the attack happened in the capitol. a car with diplomatic tags pulled up to the radisson blue hotel and heavily armed men stormed into the hotel and took hostages. it set up a seven-hour stand off and freed the hostages. tonight an extremist group is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> here is a picture of the american killed in the attack. she is identified as anita detar. the "washington post" says she

leaves behind an elementary school-age edison. >> reggie, the american mom has ties to the bay area. >> she does. from her social media it uh -- appears she spent time here. mali is one of the poorest countries with great need for better health care. that's what she was trying to address. 40-year-old anita was in mali to do good when people bent on hurting the innocent took her life. >> we are devastated by the loss of our wonderful daughter who was doing the work she loves. >> a former peace corp member she was the mother of a young boy and had family in the bay area. they declined to comment tonight. she was working in washington, d.c., the founding board member of a nonprofit whose aim is to help women around the world get health care. she is now among the dozens dead after an attack on the hotel in the capitol city. >> i opened the door a little

bit and i saw on the floor bullets. >> the images of terror is what we associate with mali. when jessica beckerman associates there is a better picture. >> that must have been quite a day. >> her husband, eli is only 10 miles from the hotel attacks. the couple co founded project musi delivering health care to the most vulnerable. >> there are ups and downs. it has been devastating and tragic for all of us. >> jessica's husband and their colleagues are safe. they mourn now for those who didn't make it. still they will not be deterred. abc7 news. now to a major new development tonight following the attacks on paris. the country's neighbor raised the terror alert to the highest level. >> brussels is facing an imminent threat. sit vens told to take --

citizens are told to take drastic action avoiding concerts and airports. >> the new alert was announced as police continue to search for one of the paris attackers who is now on the run. he was last seen driving toward the belgian border. that explosive blast happened outside paris. it is believed a woman dead nateed a suicide vest in the apartment of the terror attacks suspects. authorities say it was a man who set off the device and they say they found a third body where the raid took place. >> one week after the attacks memorials cover the sidewalks where gunmen opened fire on diners. you can see flowers notes and drawings. >> stay with us for the latest on the paris attacks and you can get breaking news updates by downloading the abc7 news

app and enabling push notifications. >> the big game weekend is here and it comes as campus police and uc berkeley put out a frightening alert about an incident that happened overnight. laura anthony is live at uc berkeley with the story. laura? >> hi, dan. this is the time of year it gets dark early. police say it was just after dusk last night when a student reported she was walking alone on campus not far from here. she was kidnapped and driven off campus and sexually assaulted. >> i do carry pepper spray with me. >> women say they are being extra careful after a report a female student was kidnapped from campus and sexually assaulted. >> she was driven to an unknown location and sexually assaulted. >> police were given few details and no suspect or car description except to say it

was abducted on thursday. the report was made to the uc berkeley police nearly seven hours later at 2:45 on friday morning. >> she says she carries pepper spray and walks alone sometimes, but only in certain areas. >> i stick to mainstream places where i know there will be a lot of traffic in terms of people. >> i call bear walk when i walk alone because i feel unsafe. >> this is the seventh sexual assault this year, up a bit from last year. in berkeley, laura anthony, abc7 news. . >> tonight a man is accused of ripping a boy away from his mother. they say it happened near washington street on tuesday morning. the frantic mother ran after the man and managed to pull her crying son back to safety. investigators say it is rare to see such a bold act. >> mostly it dealt more with family disputes like a

relative or a husband and wife incident, but not a complete stranger who randomly wants to take a 2-year-old child at that age in front of his mother. police arrested him this morning after recognizing his image captured on the bus' video camera. >> new tonight facebook founder and future father mark zuckerburg made an announcement that will affect his personal and professional life. >> he will take two months paternity leave when his daughter is born. >> everything is new. it it is the most important time to influence your child. >> they are waiting to find out how long he can stay home. >> i am hoping i can maximize the most time i can get. >> they have a 2-year-old and max stayed home for the first two months. >> it was great. it was the best choice. those two months are the hardest. there are a lot of really late

nights and my wife needed help. >> two months is what mark zuckerburg is taking. it says when working parents take time to be with their newborn outcomes are better for the children and the families. >> facebook of oners four months paid leave. the ceo of the leadership group says zuckerburg is setting a great example. >> we allow three months of paid time off even at this small nonprofit because that is what is best for families and best for our companies. >> he says it is a trend he noticed the last two years. >> it is great men are doing more and month the chores women are responsible for. >> i hope he starts a little more of a movement. if anybody could start a trend it it would be them. >> they have not announced the baby's due date. abc7 news. >> they have keyless ignitions so they can turn the car on

and off. >> there is a silent killer associated with these key fabs. michael finney insurance -- injoins us now. >> the keys are tied to 11 deaths. coming up, a special investigation on the hidden danger and what you need to know to keep your family safe. >> thousands of people pack into cal for the big game rally, but something was missing. >> and later, holiday window shopping goes to the dogs. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. it sure didn't feel like the holidays today. spring-like warmth, but get ready for winter's uh riel. winter's arrival. your forecast coming up. >> and here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> spoiler alert. here is what is happening on our show tonight. >> i made the reservation and i get there and i say hi i am julia roberts checking in. the girl went, oh.

jose and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. of the ignition and some people forget to hit the power button. michael finney is here to explain exactly how and why they can have deadly consequences. >> one person in this country is likely to leave the key less car unintentionally running. an attorney who filed several lawsuits says at least 11 people have died in the the last few years because of it. tonight what you need to know to keep you and your family safe. >> he recalls what life used

to be like with the partner. >> it will never be the same. i will never be able to ski or play tennis and enjoy life. >> in 2009 mary drove her car into the garage and accidentally left it running. mary and ernie were in the house overcome with carbon monoxide. mary's brother found ernie dead and her unconscious. >> it shook me to my core. i was very, very scared. >> now mary can't get around without help from the full time nurses. they allow you to stop and start the vehicle with the push of a button. but what happens when you forget to press the power button before you get out. >> so it was 110 and 174. >> it only took about 90 seconds for this carbon monoxide detector to measure readings of 385 parts per million inside a garage at the san francisco fire department. continuous readings of 150 to

200 parts per million can cause disorientation, unconsciousness and death. it takes about three hours to fill an average sized garage with the deadly gas. >> as the garage fills up with carbon monoxide it will eventually make its way into the hallways and through the walls. >> at this public garage in downtown san francisco we are told a parked car is found running at least once a month. he left his running twice. most recently just weeks ago. >> i realized that my lights were on so i went back to find out the engine was still running. >> firefighters in san francisco evacuated this apartment complex two years ago when someone left a car running. he lives above the garage and knows what could have happened if the fire department hadn't come. >> they would probably be dead. >> consumer groups called for an automated shutoff system. in 2011 the national traffic

safety administration proposed an audible warning whenever the driver left the vehicle running. >> since that rule was proposed in 201111 more people have died. >> he represented mary in the case against toyota. the parent company of lexus. the company settled out of court without admitting wrongdoing and they said audio and visual warnings were activated when they exit without shutting off the engine. they think more needs to be done. >> no one else has to suffer this. >> the trade group tells us that auto safety is the top priority. and the current keyless ignition system will toes the recommended practices of the automotive engineers. >> thank you, michael. a football tradition in the bay area was put on hold this year because of the drought. >> abc7 news had the big game

rally with thousands of students. this year the state and campus fire marshall's office decided a large burning structure would pose too great a risk. >> the bonfires were canceled. instead the attendees were treated to performances. the game between cal and stanford is tomorrow on our sister network, espn. despite the lack of the bonfire it was a beautiful night and everyone had fun. >> for the weather for tonight and beyond let's check in with sandhya patel. >> hi there. especially for that game tomorrow, dan and ama it is going to be nice, a lot like tonight. you look at how mild or warm it got, we were close to 80 degrees. 70 san francisco and 74 oakland and 72 san jose and 70 -- 74 antioch. pretty much 70s across the entire bay area. near record temperatures today. we will do it all over again this weekend. the biggest change though live doppler 7hd is showing you fog has formed. the visibility has lowered in many parts of the bay area and

the fog is dense. a quarter mile petaluma. less than a quarter mile in half moon bay. even oakland is reporting fog. when you get going you will encounter poor visibility for the start of the weekend. temperatures are mid40s to the mid50s and even a few upper 50s. as you look at a live picture this says holiday, doesn't it? it is already starting to look like it. the embarcadero shops are all lit up. dense morning fog. a mild afternoon. you kunduz plaw indicate -- you can duplicate this. next week a chance of showers on tuesday. i do want to show you really what's in store in the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning areas of heavy fog and you will have to be careful if your kids have games early in the morning and you are out and about. temperatures low 40s to low 50s. comfortable weather for your saturday. and then for the afternoon you'll notice not much is

changing. the spring-like warmth and you will have plenty of sun to do outdoor activities. big changes in store. we have a cold system that is going to cause the temperatures to really plunge. not only that you will see showers on tuesday. the best chance is on tuesday. can't rule it out as we head into early wednesday. trust me you'll feel it. when you look at the temperature trend from sunday morning in napa and that's this upcoming sunday with the mid40s, notice the numbers going downhill for thanksgiving and for black friday. we are looking at numbers for freezing or below freezing in some cases. perhaps a freeze warning issued for parts of the bay area on thanksgiving morning. snow level in the sierra is dropping down to 2000 feet. if you have travel plans through the mountains expect a couple inches of snow. here in the bay area, a side note, the snow level is

expected to drop to 2,000 feet. can't rule out a dusting of snow over the highest peaks. seftd 1 tomorrow afternoon and 74 gilroy. no snow tomorrow. 65 half moon bay. 69 san mateo. 68 downtown san francisco. 63 in daly city. north bay mid70s. napa and santa rosa. oakland, hercules, 71 concord and 72 livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast keeping it mild for your weekend. mid60s to the mid70s. cooler next week. showers enter the picture on tuesday. then it is a sharp drop in temperatures. only 50s for the thanksgiving holiday plans. ama and dan, we are looking at cold nights coming coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. a four-legged holiday a four-legged holiday tradition returns to san with a 100% electric nissan leaf...

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up from the holiday. the city skyline is lit up with 17,000 light bulbs. the families watched as the lights were turned on this evening. there were also fireworks and carnival games from frozen. >> the wraps came off an adorable san francisco tradition. abc7 news was at the macy's for the holiday window event. last year more than 260 animals found loving homes. you can keep an eye on the animals. they are streaming video from the windows. we posted a link at abc7news.com. let's get more homes for the animals. >> a nice time during the holidays. we go from cute to thrilling. >> absolutely. larry beil is here with the

warriors. >> i think the puppies should have warrior names. you are steph and you are draymon. just an idea. the warriors are out of gas, but never doubt steph curry and p c. the quest for perfection continues. a tight one with the bulls tonight.

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rips it away. with authority. does anyone want to see that again? there it is again. left and right to the hoop. he is just getting worked over by steph curry. the poor guy is in the torture machine there as he goes to the hoop. point guard and a big, bad body. so we are tied at 89 and three of 11 and 27 for steph and harrison barnes with 20 and a big three as they pull away late. they win it 106-94. it was the best start in nba history, last set by the 94 rockets. he is just a freshman, but he dishes out rejection like a pro. he had 20 and cal up five at

the half. jordan matthews misses. that's a man inside. he had a double-double. he is cleaning up another one. they improve 70-62. they have big implications and a win will lock up the pac-10 north. standing in the way is jarod who could be nfl bound in the spring. he did not farewell in the previous two. last game he was held to 182 yards and picked off twice. as a freshman he left early with a shoulder injury. but stanford knows how dangerous he can be. he threw for six touchdown passes last week in a route for oregon state. >> he is an amazing quarterback and they have a lot of weapons on their team. they are molding all of the pieces together since he became the starting quarterback.

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weekend and we appreciate your time. >> for larry beil and sandhya patel and all of us here. thank you for joining us on jimmy kimmle, julia roberts. >> enjoy and see you on monday. have a great weekend.

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