if mimi had frozen her eggs this would be different. right now, nothing will happen to those embryos because mimi still does have the right to appeal. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> city leaders in oakland say sideshows will getting out of hand with rowdy crowds and cars spinning donuts on streets an freeways. this was the scene over the weekend as police tried to break up an event. the mayor libby schaaf is asking governor brown and the highway patrol for help. >> actually been giving up a squad every weekend but we saw last weekend that that wasn't enough. >> police say last week's sideshow drew 700 cars and people from as far away as fresno and los angeles. some of them pelted officers with bottled and destroyed a police car. there were no arrests. >>> time now is 4:40. a courtroom takedown is caught on camera. a bailiff tackles an attorney during a hearing. we'll run through the shocking scuffle next! physical, and its all caugh video... it shows a bailiff, tackling california deputy attorney general jene mariah kelly

mimi is right here.imi is here today, tomorrow, forever. >> the university's chancellor reads a poem written by the nation's poet laureate. >> we see a world without violence. we want to imagine that in your name. >> then, we run out of words. the words so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> it was really upsetting and really saddening that something so senseless could happen to a student who is just trying to study, improve her life. >> gonzalez was from h el monte east of l.a. her mother said that college was always part of her grand plan. >> it's unfair. it's unjust. what else do you say? bright young woman at the wrong place at the wrong time. that's life. >> southern california and france now improbably linked by bloodshed. a young life lost and dreams cut short. >> she wanted to have a different life. not only life, but to go to work and every day she wanted to have a career and a family. >> the u.s. state departme

i just love her to much. >> mimi is in our hearts. mimi is right here.imi is -- >> the university's chancellor reads a new poem written by the nation's poet laureate, a song for paris. >> we see a word without violence. we want to imagine that in your name. from calendar state, long beach. then we run out of words, the words, so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> it was really upsetting and saddening that something so senseless would happen to a student who says just trying to study and improve her life. >> gonzalez always was from east of l.a., her mother said college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so how many every day, because she loves school. >> on campus, students and faculty are processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair, unjust. what else do you say? a bright young woman in the wrong place at the wrong time, and that's life. i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> southe

mimi is not dead. mimi is right here. mimi is in beatrice's heart today, tomorrow and forever. >> her longtime boyfriend she met at school was comforted by friends. tim talked through tears sharing memories about his girlfriend. >> she had a tattoo on her left arm because she's left handed and so am i. we -- she always said i was hers. >> we now have an angel watching out for us, don't allow the pain allow you to forget about her. >> her family overwhelmed with the show of support and said she is a bright light that will continue to shine. in long beach, jane yamamoto, nbc 4 news. >>> i'm pat collins, now at 5:00, team coverage on the impact of those terror attacks in paris. has it changed the way we live in washington? >> and from metro to the airport, the concern about a future attack has everyone concerned. i'm adam tuss with the impact on you and how we get around. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald at the french embassy where the memorial continues to grow for those lives lost. our coverage continues with wendy and jim. >> i'm

mimi is right here. mimi is on our hearts today, tomorrow and forever. >> the university's chancellor are read a new home poem, noemia song for paris. >> noemi gonzalez, from whittier, california, cal state long beach then we run out of words. the words so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> and it was really upsetting and really sad thing that something so sense ofless hatched to a student who was just trying to study and improve her life. >> gonzalez was from east of l.a. her mother said college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so happy because she loved school. >> processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair, it's unjust to be -- i mean what else do you say, as a bright young woman, had the wrong place at the wrong time and that's life. and i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> southern california and france now improbably linke

los hernÁndez son dueÑos de la barberÍa y dicen que mimi, como cariÑosamente la llamaba, querÍa poneruna barbería perfecta y le decÍa: mira, mami, ahora vamos a poner ese cuadro aquÍ. teresacon la ayuda de su nÚcleo se pusieron man a la obra para dar a la barberÍa su toque personal. teresa: ademÁs de creativa tanto josÉ como beatriz dicen que era muy independiente. beatriz: en que trabajaba y estudiaba. tenÍa 2 trabajos era instructora de los lobos jÓvenes que entraban a estudiar silva carrera. teresa: noemÍ estudiaba su Último aÑo de prisiÓn industrial, pero no querÍa hidratarse sin conocer parÍs. por eso, se inscribiÓ en un programa para estudiar en el extranjero, ofrecido por la universidad de california en lond beach beatriz: se lo ganÓ porque eran cinco estudiantes lo que iban a ir a parÍs. tersa: dicho y hecho. la joven partiÓ a parÍs el 2 de septiembre con ansias de conocer y respirar otros aires. beatriz: estaba muy feliz me contÓ que habÍa ido a la catedral, que a su fin de semana en italia. teresa: beatriz recuerda que el 11 de noviembre, dos dÍas antes de la tragedia se com

garza is heading from new york to san antotoo, texas.e got to laguardia two hours be tight.sot: (mimi garza/passenger) "i'd rather have the delays and be safe then to be rushed and be in a compromising position."tougher screening is in place-- for all travelers--even those with pre-check. tsa workers will take extra time to go through the bags of an estimated 25 million air travelers this thanksgiving holiday.bridge: (jamie yuccas/new york) "multiple layers of security are in place at tsa checkpoints. the agency says some measures can be seen but others c!n't."the department of homeland security says there are no credible threats against the united states right now.but major us cities are on alert following the terror attacks in france.the department of transportation says it is talking to federal agencies every day.sot: (anthony foxx/dept. of transportation secretary) "all of us are very focused on security every day, and of course, perhaps at a higher level now."new york is increasing its counterterrori sm capabilities by adding almost 50 police officers to patrol rail lines.there a

one of the girls that were in the dorm where she was staying at called her mother and told her that mimi didn't make it. >> cal state long beach plans to hold a vigil on sunday to mourn mimi's death. >>> oakland police announced sports fans will see more officers at raiders and warriors games. yesterday the san francisco police chief announced the city is on heightened alert. he says there will be a large presence of uniformed officers where people tend to gather with a focus on entertainment districts. bob, you've heard from people in paris at the time of the attacks. >> reporter: no one we spoke with witnessed the attacks themselves, but they were all affected in one way or another. just getting out of france was difficult. the line for passport control in paris was two hours long, just to give you a sense of how intensive security is. one man was two blocks away from the bataclan theater where so many people died last night. he saw a woman yelling down the street without shoes on, yelling into her cellphone about people with guns. he thought she was crazy until he realized what was ha

they call her mimi.her future. >> she wanted to have a career and a family. >> noemi gonzalez was best friends with her mother. tonight she just feels lost. up until the fbi made a visit they were hoping reports of her death were a mistake. it was supposed to be a dream semester, studying abroad at straight college of design. and then horror. terrorists gunned her down at a restaurant. tonight classmates held on to each other and lit candles sharing memories at csu long beach. it was standing room only as classmates, teachers, family and friends spoke about her dreams. ji we used to talk about -- >> we used to talk about growing up and having families. it is hard, but i am going to miss her and i love her so much. >> her boyfriend of almost four years says there is so much irony to to tight. she would have loved to have seen her friends and the turn out, but hated the attention. >> all these people are here for you. >> her parents came from mexico and knew from the time she was in kindergarten she wanted

. >> mimi is in our hearts. mimi is not dead. mimi is right here. >> nohemi gonzalez was a senior design major at cal-state and was taking part in a semester abroad program in paris. she was eating dinner with some friends at a bistro friday night when she was killed. >>> still a lot more to cover in the aftermath of those terror attacks in paris. coming up in our next half hour, a look at how that rampage could have an impact on the presidential race. we'll hear from some of the candidates at 6:30. we've also posted an in-depth look at the eight men behind those attacks. to learn who they were and what french intelligence knew about them, we invite you to our nbc washington app and you can search terror suspects. >>> right now, a college campus in maryland on lockdown for the 11th hour now because of a possible gun threat and things will not return to normal there until 8:30 tomorrow morning. today all the activities at washington college in chestertown maryland were canceled after the parents of a student called with a concern.

i'm going to miss her and i love her so much. >> mimi is in our hearts. mimi is right here.is in my heart today, tomorrow and forever. >> reporter: the university chancellor reads a poem read by the laurett a psalm for paris. >> we see a world without violence and want to imagine that in your name, mimi gonzales, from california, from cal state long beach, then we run out of words. the words so many words. >> reporter: the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> and it was really upsetting and really saddening and so senseless that happened to a student who is just trying to study and improve her life. >> reporter: gonzales was from east of l.a. and her mother says college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so happy. everyday because she loved to go to school. she loved school. >> reporter: on campus students and faculty are processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair and unjust. what else do you say? bright young woman, had the wrong p

then mimi and steve got divorced.nd she wanted the judge to throw out her agreement with steve saying those embryos are her last chance to have her own kid. but -- >> the court said no. you sign this agreement, that's the way it's going to be. >> reporter: he was afraid she would come after him for child support. this case is straightforward. >> the judge said you signed a contract. it's binding. i'm enforcing it. and therefore, the eggs are going to be destroyed. and i can't argue with that. >> reporter: it's important to note there is a difference between freezing embryos and women's eggs. if they were eggs it would be different. you know, right now, nothing will happen to the embryo because she has the right to appeal. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> union workers plan to protest at sfo today. they are supporting striking workers in six other cities. cabin an terminal cleaners at other airports are looking for better wages and union rights. >>> time now is 6:52. protestors clash with police amid growing anger over the d

david: mimi has heart. melissa: something. david: you knew this was coming.e's e.coli problem is getting legal. a woman sued in court, happened yesterday, develop ad e.coli infection after eating at chipolte restaurant in vancouver washington. $75,000 seeking but that's numbers could go up. that chipolte are closed. they're all closed due to reported cases e.coli or abundance of caution. state officials say 25 people have become sickened by e.coli. that is up from previous reports of 22 people affected. >>> how would you like your packages flown to your door? internet titan alphabet, better known as google's holding company, announces to offer package delivery by drone by 2016. they are setting up with the faa a air traffic system specifically for drones. deirdre bolton how drone delivery looks to her. i didn't know it would happen this soon. >> david, 2017 is not that far off. as you alluded to, google, amazon, walmart are working with the faa to try to figure out safest air channel, if you like, david. so seems like altitudes of 500 feet or lower are essent

noviembre, dos dÍas antes de la tragedia se comunicaron por Última vez a travÉs de facebook, porque mimitele - habÍa perdido su telÉfono. beatriz: le comentÉ que Íbamos a comer con su novio y me dijo que querÍa estar ahí y nos decÍa que nos divertimos. teresa: despuÉs de esta noche no volviÓ a tener noticias de parÍs hasta el 13 de noviembre cuando vieron en la tele las noticias sobre los ataques terroristas. beatriz: entonces yo le dije, yo no estoy preocupada porque sÉ que si ella de que estÁn pasando estas cosas, de seguro que estarÁ en un lugar seguro en este momento. teresa: aunque la realidad fue muy distinta. la noche de los atentados noemÍ se encontraba en este restaurante compartiendo con unos amigos. su novio fue el portador de las malas noticias. beatriz:su novio me dijo... tersa: cuÁl fue su reacciÓn ? beatriz: en ese momento no hubo otra cosa mÁs que gritos de incredulidad. teresa: en medio de los momentos de oro en parÍs, una persona acudiÓ a la escena y acudiÓ a socorrer a noemÍ. era mÉdico anestesiÓlogo, michel. a los pocos dÍas el doctor apareciÓ la televisión contando l

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congresswoman mimi walters, congresswoman from california. your best access to congress is on c-span. we continue our look at challenges facing the immigration system. later, conversations with two new members of congress. hillary clinton: hello this is hillary clinton. i like to thank you for allowing me to speak to you about an issue that is central to our nation's future. solving our nation's health care crisis. the future is created every day. thatuture is not something is out there waiting to happen to us. there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton experienced many firsts in her role as first lady. severalendorsed scandals, including his impeachment. her story is still being written. hillary clinton on sunday at 8 p.m. from martha washington to michelle obama. c-spann history tv on three. >> the head of the immigration customs enforcement agency. latina to headt the agency. she addressed the hispanic national bar association. a half.one hour and >> i'm so proud to be

para saber por cuÁntos dÍas va a vamos con mimÍ delgado.evitar enfermarse porque continÚa esta advertencia de puntos de congelaciÓn en varias partes de la bahÍa nos instruye las costas, las montaÑas y los cayos. tambiÉn el valle de san patricio y el valle central se estÁn viendo afectadas con esta advertencia. las temperaturas podrÍan estar alcanzado hasta los 30y todavÍa van a seguir. maÑana lunes con este inicio de semana se nos vienen cambios, ademÁs de frÍo intenso tambiÉn un frente estÁ llegando desde el norteiba a traer posibles de lluvias fuertes vientos a mitad de esta nueva semana les tengo mÁs informaciÓn del tiempo en ese momento. no se lo pierda. ramÓn: el consumismo la tecnologÍa estÁn cambiado la forma en la que se hacen las compras maÑana precisamente inicia el cyber monday y lo Único que se necesita para comprar es esto, una computadora. galo arellano nos explica. galo: este es el dÍa mÁs extraordinario para las ventas segÚn las compaÑÍas que lo crearon a travÉs del internet. Éstos debutaron en 2005 y prometen que el primer

rest of our freshmen profile interviews with mimi walters and seth malton tomorrow at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span. c-span presents landmark cases, the book, i guide to our landmark cases series which explores 12 historic supreme court decisions including marbury versus madison, korematsu, versus united states, brown versus the board of education, miranda versus arizona, and roe versus wade. the book cases, features introductions, background, highlights, and the impact of each case. tony morrow and published by c-span in .ooperation with cq press landmark cases is available for 895 plus shipping. get your copy today at c-span.org/landmarkcases. next, professors at the university of massachusetts amherst and political activists discuss the history of nonviolent protest. from the civil rights movement and anti-vietnam war protests to protests against the keystone xl pipeline and the black lives matter movement. this is one hour 10 minutes. >> i am going to introduce our moderator for tonight. that professor dan clawson agreed to moderate. activist andime union organizer, real

her aunt said mimi felt lucky to go to france on a university exchange program. >> mimi was very adventurous and a lot of strengthen and determination and very giving a beautiful person. >> isis has claimed responsibility for the calculated attacks. >> prosecutors say the attacks were carried out by seven heavily armed terrorists wearing identical suicide vests. all are dead. police have made several arrests in belgium in connection with the attack also. >> president obama is in turkey this morning for the g20 summit where he once again condemned the paris attacks. he made the remarks on meeting turkey's president. he pledges an effort to help france hunt down those involved in the attack. he add the that the u.s. and turkey will redouble efforts to resolve syria's civil war. >>> president obama faces tough questions with george stephanopoulos on 6abc. and marco rubio will be a guest. had "this week" starts at 10:30. >>> nfl is strengthening security in the wake of the terror attacks. more police and other security personnel will be inside the stadium and outside the parking lot. the current

a five year ld boy, reported mimiing from alabama in 2002, has been found safe... julian hernandez was five when his mother reported him missing -- now the 18-year-old is living in cleveland. police say his father waa suspected of taking him -- and the two were living under different names... julian realized his social security number didn't match hi name when he started applying for colleges. first they ditch gmos... now panera is getting rid of cage free eggs... the bakery-cafe chain announcing today within five years theyll only use cage free eggs -- also saying all the pork they use is gestation crate- free, most of their beef is grass fed and all of the chicken and turkey used in their sandwiches and salads are raised without antibiotics. here's a live look at the hawkeye community college skycam -- you can seeome lightning off in the distance... storm track seven meteoroligst mark schnackenberg has a final look at your weather next. we'll be right back --------- --------- --------- jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the hi

ef-1 tornados are considered "weak" on the fujita scale, but still have winds as strong as 110 mimis per hour. cbs 2 news has learned the name of a woman killed after being hit by a semi-truck last night in l)nn county. the sheriff's office tells cbs enterancncof palisades-keplre state park. park.authorities say that 17- year-old johann gingerich-feil was in t eastbound lanes - when she was struck and killed. the drivererf the semi wasn't hurt. right now, authorities are not saying why she was in the street. each year, 20 iowans die hfrom a heroin overdose.today a group of more than 200 people e gathered to discuss the issue at a symposium at the university of iowa. "heroin is such a critical piece, it really has reached epidemic level at this point. if you don't work together we are going to be awash in heroin for years to come. they say one big way to fight increasing addiction is to provide more drug take back options.reinert says most heroin dealers he's spoken to say they first got into the drug by abusing perscription opiates and stealing them once addicted. the latest cbs news

. >> we are here because mimi is in our hearts.our hearts today and tomorrow. >> officials at the french school notified long beach state of gonzalez's death and confirmed it with her parents. >>> bells ringing as a notre dame cathedral in france's capital city. [ bells ringing ] >> part of a special memorial service to honor those who died in the terror attacks, as the city begins to take some steps toward recovery. >>> in our own nation's capital, a memorial popping up to honor the victims. hundreds of people stopping by to pay their respects outside the french embassy. >> reporter: within hours of friday's attacks, this makeshift memorial began to appear, and a steady stream of people have been coming ever since, bringing signs, cards, and flowers which messages like this: we are with you, paris. bottle of french wine surrounded by flowers. so many people coming to pay their respects to the victims, show their support to the people of france and send a message to isis that they will not win. >> i feel like if we let terrorists s

. >> friends and family called her mimi, naomi studying design in paris. >> this is really happening and there is nothing i can do to bring her back. >> the french president declared 3 days of national mourning and put national security at its highest level. brandon, 7 news night team. >> the startling claim fueling fears in paris tonight. isis says there were 8 gunmen and the french government says only 7 are dead. now they' re doing whatever they can to track down what may be the last terrorist. 24 hours after the attacks multiple arrests and search warrants executed today. >> and these operations are >> in the hours after the massacre, the french looking for clues and reviewing their intelligence. we now know they had a security file on one of the killers. a former french prosecutor says they have been overwhelmed with people traveling to and from syria. >> [ speaking french ] >> and another arrested in august for planning a similar attack. innocencinger bc news learned a car in germany was loaded with explosives. >> it' s awful and i' m afraid it' s going to happen again and it c

. >> she will also always being my mimi, everybody's mimi. the twinkle in her eye that just shows you up all the time. we are going to miss her. we are really going to miss her. not going to be the same. >> on sunday afternoon students and faculty will gather for a vigil to mourn the passing of gonzalez and the other victims at the paris attacks. in long beach, i'm melissa mcbride, abc7 news. >> 35500 miles may separate us, but people in the bay area showed up last night to symbolically bridge the gap between two sister cities, paris and san francisco. abc7 news reporter cynthia spoke with people at the vigil and has this story. >> people held candles and they wrote out messages. these two from daly city fondly remember one of their first trips to paris to. it's where he proposed. >> everybody loves paris, whether you have been there or not. it's just that kind of a beautiful lighted city. our sister city. >> this is an international crowd expressing global solidarity. >> a beautiful still but i think the most important thing is it can happen

los hernÁndez son dueÑos de la barberÍa y dicen que mimi, como cariÑosamente la llamaba, querÍa ponertiva tanto josÉ como beatriz dicen que era muy independiente. beatriz: en que trabajaba y estudiaba. tenÍa 2 trabajos era instructora de los lobos jÓvenes que entraban a estudiar silva carrera. teresa: noemÍ estudiaba su Último aÑo de prisiÓn industrial, pero no querÍa hidratarse sin conocer parÍs. por eso, se inscribiÓ en un programa para estudiar en el extranjero, ofrecido por la universidad de california en lond beach beatriz: se lo ganÓ porque eran cinco estudiantes lo que iban a ir a parÍs. tersa: dicho y hecho. la joven partiÓ a parÍs el 2 de septiembre con ansias de conocer y respirar otros aires. beatriz: estaba muy feliz me contÓ que habÍa ido a la catedral, que a su fin de semana en italia. teresa: beatriz recuerda que el 11 de noviembre, dos dÍas antes de la tragedia se comunicaron por Última vez a

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. >> mimi, come up here. >> reporter: for eight-year-old mimi, the idea of talking to me with a cameraemed impossible. but now -- >> really fun. >> very rewarding to see that sense of pride develop in them and see them go from somewhat shy to impressing and surprising themselves. >> bow. awesome job, guys. >> in the face of a constant battle. >> very good today. dismissed. >> reporter: in allentown -- >> other hand! there you go. >> reporter: -- matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> the project is only being offered in allentown. we have more information about the free program if you go to nbc10.com. >>> we want to take you back to breaking news we told you about not long ago. skyforce 10 is over the breaking news, a scene on the atlantic city expressway. this is happening in atlantic county. new jersey state police are on the scene of a deadly fiery crash at the egg harbor toll plaza. we're told the driver died after crashing into a toll booth there before the vehicle caught on fire. no other injuries are being reported as we heard from first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington, traffic

friends and family called her mimi.hey say she had worked for months to make her dream of studying abroad a reality. as victims are slowly being identified, those still searching for their loved ones are turning to social media. they're posting pictures and details of their loved ones' last known locations with a hashtag that means search paris. there have been more than a million tweets in 24 hours. >>> pray for paris is on the minds of many following the friday attack including mourners here in the bay area. the collection of flowers, candles and notes continues to grow outside of san francisco's french consulate as more people gathered last night for a vigil. voices were quiet but the messages they left were certainly loud and clear. these people came to show their support and to pay their respects to the hundreds of victims. there will be a gathering with the french community later today at san francisco city hall. it is still lit up in the french flag's colors. >>> a french journalist who would have been covering f

. >> reporter: for 8-year-old mimi eight weeks ago the idea of talking to me with a camera would have seemed impossible. but now. >> really fun. >> it's rewarding to see that sensech pride develop in them and see them go from somewhat shy. >> in the face of a constant battle. >> very good today. >> in allentown. >> other end. there you go. >> reporter: matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> "the karate kid"s project is only in the allentown area right now. if p you want to know more about the program go to nbc10.com. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" begins right now. >> black friday is here. for many people that means it's time to shop in the stores. >> here is a live look from sky force 10 above the macy's in center city philadelphia. it's 6:00 a.m. and the time many stores across the area are officially opening doors to offer deals and of course deep counts. >> i'm lauren mayk. >> i'm katy zachry. we're getting to brittney shipp to tell us if this warming trend is going to continue >> it is going to continue. in fact, it's going to be warmer today, we're seeing a little b

saturday morning, it is mimi walters, the former state senator who interned in d.c. is a college student. at 10:30, congressman seth moulton, a marine who served for tours in iraq. access to congress is on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. hello, this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for letting me speak with you about an issue that is central to our children all future. solving our nation's health care crisis. there is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. a future is created every day. the future is not something that is out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. thate said and i believe there is a good possibility that sometime in the next 20 years, we will have a woman president. clinton experienced many firsts in her role as first lady. she and her husband have been political partners since law school. she hasn't toured several scandals, including his impeachment. she considers a second bid for the white house, her story is still being written. at 8:00clinton tonight eastern on "first ladies: inf

invade el corazÓn de esta madre, son los recuerdos de su Única hija, a quiÉn de cariÑo le llamaba mimimpre estamos bien, y yo siempre estoy bien mami y vamos a estar bien. >>> cual era el sueÑo de noemÍ adÓnde querÍa llegar? >>> su sueÑo era llegar tener una vida real, con una carrera con una familia, ser independiente y profesional. >>> por su parte las autoridades del fbi le han notificado a la familia que el cuerpo de la niÑa pudiera llegar estados unidos en tres semanas mientras dura el proceso investigativo mientras tanto aquÍ en esta universidad se llevarÁ a cabo una vig a la donde se va a honrar la memoria de la joven noemÍ. >>> regreso con ustedes. >>> gracias. >>> otra las vÍctimas mortales de estos ataques terroristas del viernes pasado tambiÉn era de origen mexicano. vivÍa aqui en francia hace 8 aÑos y hoy han viajado hasta aquÍ paris familiares de la joven para ocuparse de los trÁmites de repatriaciÓn fuera de la embajada de francia en mÉxico estÁ ximena duarte con los detalles. >>> buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes josÉ, asÍ como lo dices estamos de la embajada de francia e

just zach, but we have several others, bella from facebook. >> she want to know what is mimi to up?ssa tow may's character, i feel like she is spending way too much time with lucious. just to want to help lucious. >> yes, i'm lost with her. last week they were doing a three some. but i was trying to figure out, okay, why were they doing that? then again trying to build empire. instead of making her own label, not label, let's buy one. >> i think she wants to eventually buy lucious out. i think she knows lucious is a bit vulnerable, so trying to we have her way in, there so lee can take the empire from them. >> from twitter what do you think will happen to andre's baby? >> if there is a babe. >> i that's, is there a baby? trying to find out. she has been working out doing so much like where is the baby? >> when did are did though time to go to the doctors to see what's going on? >> a lot of people, but a lot of people, you think i look just like awed ray's wife, right? blonde? , 27, tight bottom. no? >> you be quiet. so we have to get it the graphic. we have real graphic here. scorpi

friends and family called her mimi. and worked for months to make her dream of living abroad a reality. >> this is happening. there's nothing i can really do to bring her back. >> reporter: nick described by his family as everyone's best friend was working at the bataclan concert hall. he handled merchandising for bands. a 26-year-old was also at the concert. his firm described him as a wonderful personality around the office. today, near that concert hall were so many were cut down, a tribute. as families frantically search for the missing, many turned to social media. posting pictures and details of their last known location. with the hashtag search paris. with more than a million tweets in the past 24 hours. a haunting reminder of new york in the days after 9/11. reminders of january's "charlie hebdo" attack linger joined by new images of peace and resilience. for visiting americans, ricky stern and alicia southwell. it feels all too familiar. you're both from cities and went through terror attacks yourselves in the

cal state long beach plans to hold a vigil to grieve for mimi and all of the victims. >> we look at the aftermath and how they've affected people. >> we have heard from some travelers who were in paris at the time of the attacks. >> reporter: what might surprise you, peggy and terry, some of the people arriving in sfo on direct flight from france, had mixed feelings about being here in the bay area. they wish they were back home in paris, to show solidarity with their countrymen, that are mourning the tragedy that struck yesterday. >> tonight, you have to put some candles in your windows to show how much you care for everybody who was there. so, it's a little sad to not be there for that moment. >> the other travelers we spoke with described paris as a war zone last night, as police and military patrolled the streets with automatic weapons. one man was afew miles away from the theater where. >> he was running down from the show. it was incredible. at first, i thought she was crazy or talking about a movie. but then, ten minutes later, i found it was the real thing. >> that was jewel ons

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. >> reporter: he was also afraid mimi would come after him for child support t this case is pretty straight forward. >> judge didn't sign a contract, it's binding, i'm enforcing it and therefore the eggs will be destroyed and i can't argue with that. >> reporter: it is important to though there's a difference between embryo and freezing eggs, if they were eggs it would be different, there's no point to happen to this t still have a chance, cate cauguiran. >> christin ayers has the account tonight, christin? >> reporter: a man expelled after being accused of rape, came before today to allow them to come back to school that sparked hours of protests tonight by impassioned students, right up until the decision came down. [ screaming ] >> reporter: protesters erupted this cheers as the decision was announced. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: sophomore stephanie garcia is the student who accused him of rape. >> i definitely fought hard for my voice to be heard s i won, i made my statements clear, at the end of the day, i just told the truth. >> reporter: but the decision not as clear cut, he

. >> for 8-year-old mimi weeks ago the idea of talking to me with a camera would have seem imd possiblet now -- >> really fun. >> rewarding to see that sense of pride develop in them and to see them go from somewhat shy to impressing and surprising themselves. >> awesome job. >> in the face of a constant battle. >> very good today. >> reporter: in allentown, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> "the karate kid"s project is only in the allentown area right now. we have more information about the free program at nbc10.com. >>> well, the 76ers rookie star pushed too far so he allegedly pushed back. the video that has a lot of people talking and what the team says it's doing about it. and off course. this isn't exactly the parade route. where this ended up. ♪ >> the golden rams marching band from west chester university put on the show at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. more than 200 of their musicians played their version of winter wonderland. the golden rams were one of 10 bands to perform in the annual parade. philadelphia hosts the oldest thanksgiving day parade in the country every year

california democrat and former restaurant owner. 30 10: -- and congresswoman mimi waters, former state senator who interned as a college student. at 10:30, a massachusetts democrat, harvard graduate, and marine. isr best access to congress on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. louisiana will choose their next governor tonight in a runoff election john bell edwards and tter. vi million have been spent by the campaigns in what could become the most expensive governor's race in louisiana history. polls close tonight at 8:00 central time. we will bring you the results and candidate speeches this evening on c-span. >> the communicators is next with isight partners ceo john waters, talking about efforts to four attacks before they happen. cases, focusing on the 1952 decision on the separation of powers. later, a group of political cartoonists discuss their work and its influence. c-span, created by america's cable companies 30 years ago and brought to you as a public service. >> we will introduce you to john waters, who runs a company called isight partners. we work with governments and l

mimi. hunter. sydney. and cried over >> gus, oliver. 37 cats and 13 dogs died when the sweet pea animal shelter went up in flames late sunday night. there was wrong with shelter or rescue dog. they are just homeless. but they are good dogs. >> they are very good dogs. and they are very good cats. >> dogs and cats go to hurricane too. roughly 200 people came for are candlelight vinyl ill bringing donation and supplies to help shelter rebuild and remember the animals that died. we need your continued prayers for them. they thanked firefighters for saving fours dogs include stella that is recovering at tufts animal hospital. fire investigators say damage so severe they could only say it started in the ceiling and that it was not suspicious. but it took these beloved animals from folks who wanted >> our goal was to find them a home for christmas. he has a home now utahs in heaven but we'd rather see him down here. we'd rather see them all back here. >> the one cat that survived actually belongs to a homeless v

mimi lee was ordered to destroy five frozen embryos because she divorced. she signed an agreement with the ex-husbands saying they would discard the embryos if they ever got a divorce. the agreement trumps her desire to keep the embryos. >>> massachusetts is one step closer to becoming a hands-free driving state. a bill would ban drivers from holding cell phones except in emergency situations. phones could still be used with hands-free technology like blue tooth. the bill has several hurdles including a bill in the senate and another in the house. >>> the state senate has approved new social media privacy legislation. a story fox25 has been following tore several days. the proposed law will block educators and employers for blocking information from the social media profile. it will prevent teachers or school staffs to ask for passwords or user names. >>> republican jeb bush and george pataki will file papers at the statehouse in concord. the former florida governor event in londonderry. pataki is the former governor of new york. he has received less than 1

mimi lee and steven findley signed an agreement while they were married to discard the five embryos ifhey split up. lee was later diagnosed with cancer. she argued because of her treatments the frozen embryos were her last chance to have biological children. but the judge ruled by california law the pre-existing agreement trumps lee's desire to keep the embryos. >>> these three south bay business owners are behind bars tonight charged with running a human trafficking ring to recruit cheap labor. they are accused of forcing half dozen spanish nationals into indentured servitude at a saratoga restaurant and salon. kpix 5's devin fehely at the main jail in santa clara county where all three are behind bars tonight. devin. >> reporter: yeah. investigators say that this human trafficking operation appears to have gone on for as long as 5 years with many of its victims being forced to work for free. investigators say the suspects trapped their six victims in a form of modern day slavery paying them either next to nothing or nothing at all while forcing them to work at their restaurant and sa

. >> she will also always being my mimi. she will be everybody's mi-mi. the twinkle in her eye that just shows you up all the time. we are going to miss her. we are really going to miss her. not going to be the same. >> on sunday afternoon students and faculty will gather for a vigil to mourn the passing of gonzalez and the other victims at the paris attacks. in long beach, i'm melissa mcbride, abc7 news. >> paris and san francisco are sister cities, and this afternoon french diplomats and san francisco officials will hold a day of remembrance at city hall. last night there was a vigil honoring the victims. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> people held candles and they wrote out messages. these two from daly city fondly remember one of their first trips to paris. it's where he proposed. >> everybody loves paris, whether you have been there or not. it's just that kind of a beautiful, lighted city. our sister city. >> this is an international crowd expressing global solidarity. >> a beautiful city but i think the most difficult part is th

mimi lee is a breast cancer survivor and now infertile. her ex-husband wants the employees destroyed as stipulated in the contract they signed. >> the court recognizes it as valid and it must be respected so it's very reassuring to us to know the courts have looked at this and said these documents are valid. >> lee's publicist sent a statement saying she's disappointed with the tentative ruling and evaluating her options. the judge put her order on hold to give her a chance to appeal. >>> one person died in this terrible crash along highway 37 in sonoma county. you can see from sky 7 the wreck involved two big rigs including a double tanker truck and two cars. the crash just snarled the evening commute. a viewer shared this video. you can see traffic inching past the seen. no word yet on who was at fault. sadly one person died. >>> police in richmond are searching for a gunman who opened fire n a father and young son in a drive by shooting last night. the father is in critical condition. his son is expected to be okay. abc7 news reporter c

. >> reporter: mimi says those with travel insurance are in good shape, but she's seen no problem with those deciding not to travel getting their money back. >> it's an act of terror so travel insurance companies are doing full reimbursements if people do have travel insurance, and they want to cancel the trip, even preemptively. >> reporter: it's a individual choice, but this family decided to travel, if somewhat nervously. >> keep our fingers crossed. >> reporter: this is a fluid situation. so keep in contact with your travel providers so you know what is being offered. >> thank you, michael. >>> stay with us for the latest on the terrorist attacks and you can get breaking news updates any time by down loading our abc7 news app. >>> a baeshgly 16-year-old is in critical condition after being beaten on the street. his mother says her son was the victim of bullying. and police won't say if the minors arrested were let go. the mother says her son witnessed a flight fooit and was bullied by some people fighting. >> he was asked to choose a side and he said i'm not in this and i'm friends

luis: un espacio para transportar la pelota, una mimÍ pausa porque no alcanzÓ a ubicoarse, ya se la vae, estÁ por recuperar y van a tener que correr todos, por el puebla lo va atacar al toluca, en estos minutos en el nemesio diez. enrique: jugador chileno, rematador de buen cabeza, es muy completo este jugador andino. luis: pero no ha tenido una buena adaptaciÓn aquÍ en el puebla, le fue mucho mejor en jaguar, le ha costado trabajo, y esta importante, este puede ser jugador llave. diego: tal vez se guarde el Último partido con la camiseta del puebla dÍaz. enrique: si lo mete costarÁ mas que todos los que no metiÓ, es el que arriesga, toluca aguanta, le puede pegar quiÉn carlos gutiÉrrez y para el trabajo defensivo, y quiÉn burlaron ahÍ era hobit y el chavo y el pomelo ha hecho un gran trabajo, y lo dijimos, y no me canasarÉ de mencionarlo. diego: hoy te mostraremos lo mÁs divertido de la noche, ante de irnos a dormir con juliÁn gil y lindsay, repÚblica de la noche. con el tÉcnico que lo juega al mismo nivel, doce! enrique: su equipo no estÁ dando lo que se esperaba, saturnino, porque e

even in the director's chair, mimi stayed true to form. >> i would get my haiaidone when i was working, nails donee occasionally. >> next up fromriahmariah, a role on "empire." would you play yourself? >> working with lee, i would rather be a character. >> i would love for you to be one of cookie's friends. >> is that what you want? i know what you want. >> what does that mean? >> i know the mariah that you're looking for. >> yeah. that's a fun mariah. >> exactly. >> this mariah having fun knocking down rumors about moving in with her millionaire boyfriend, james thacker. i thought you were moving in together. >> oh, my god. i was staying at his house. he hasas a lot of different hohoes. sorry.y. i can't help it. >> okay, so they're not living together yet. until we break that news, mariah's got a christmas melody on the hallmark channel saturday, december 19th. >>> well, as many of you probably know, this isn't my girl carissa's only job. >> no. like both of you, i do have another jojo it's sundays hosting an nfl ow. >> nice. what would you say is the biggest difference between workin

. >> reporter: mimi says those with travel insurance are in good shape, but she's seen no problem with those deciding not to travel getting their money back. >> it's an act of terror so travel insurance companies are doing full reimbursements if people do have travel insurance, and they want to cancel the trip, even preemptively. >> reporter: it's a individual choice, but this family decided to travel, if somewhat nervously. >> keep our fingers crossed. >> reporter: this is a fluid situation. so keep in contact with your travel providers so you know what is being offered. >> thank you, michael. >>> stay with us for the latest on the terrorist attacks and you can get breaking news updates any time by down loading our abc7 news app. >>> a baeshgly 16-year-old is in critical condition after being beaten on the street. his mother says her son was the victim of bullying. and police won't say if the minors arrested were let go. the mother says her son witnessed a flight fooit and was bullied by some people fighting. >> he was asked to and he said i'm not in this and i'm friends with everybod