the new fertility clinic failure. abc news has learned a second clinic reporting a critical malfunction. this, after another breakdown at a clinic near cleveland. more than 1,000 worried patients devastated over the possible loss. >>> and police revealing new clues in the mystery disappearance of a husband not seen for more than two years. his wife never reporting him missing. >>> new winter threat. the third nor'easter in less than two weeks, about to slam the east coast. this, as many are still digging out. and just getting their power back on. sam champion standing by. >>> and o.j. simpson, the never before seen interview. his hypothetical account of one of america's most notorious crimes. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with president trump, in campaign form. picking up today at the white house, where he left off 24 hours ago. the president attacking democrats, the media, and the russia investigation. president trump lashing out during the rally for a republ

pacific fertility center says this has never happened before. lawyers we talked to say patients are calling and getting anxious and they expect lawsuits will start piling up. >> it is shocking. it's actually shocking. >> reporter: debra wald is an expert in family law and assisted reproduction law. she's fielded calls all morning from patients of pacific facility center, the facility where hundreds of embryos were put at risk due to an equipment malfunction. >> honestly my first reaction was a human reaction which is it's really sad. >> reporter: on march 4th pacific fertility center said a piece of equipment in its cryostorage laboratory lost liquid nitrogen for a brief period of time. the clinic spent the weekend breaking this news to hundreds of patients who are now turning to lawyers like debra for advice. do you anticipate lawsuits in this case? >> honestly given the society we live in, it's hard to imagine there won't be. >> reporter: but debra says she knows this clinic well. it's well respected and she doesn't think the doctors are liabl

fertility labs are largely self-regulated. accredited by industry groups and inspected on average every two years. a leading fertility doctor doubts the two failures are linked. >> to have two of these simultaneously happen would be to have a commercial airline crash in both california and ohio on the same day. >> reporter: both labs are apologizing to patients. >> we are so very, very sorry. we, again, want to do all that we can to support them. >> reporter: lester, the industry group that inspects these labs, most of the fertility labs, told me today there's no requirement to report problems unless there's a complaint filed or a negative news story. in fact, the clinic in cleveland didn't report anything until after our story aired last week. the san francisco lab reported it just yesterday, a week after its malfunction. >> your heart breaks for these families. how do they determine what's viable and what's not? >> reporter: the saddest part, no way to know, unless you try to get pregnant using these embryos and these eggs.

he is not affiliated with pacific fertility center. as for possible conditions that could have led to the damage, a leak or a failure to refill the tank.>> tanks have usable life expectancies. the use of the tank and moving embryos would all factor into the use -- usable life expectancy. >> reporter: spring fertility has several backup systems in place. >> i don't want people to be afraid of this technology. it is truly an advance. it allows couples and women to create families.>> pacific fertility center told the washington post that the potentially damaged eggs and embryos represent as much as 15% of the total stored at the facility. betty yu, kpix 5 news at 11 >>> investigators are looking into a shooting involving oakland police officers just a few blocks from the macarthur go station. -- b.a.r.t. station. you can hear the gunfire on video posted to facebook. police say it happened just before 9 pm. right now, the circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear including who fired the shots.>>> new details on a police shooting i

. >> in developing news, for the second time in less than a week, another fertility clinic reporting a potentially devastating malfunction. this one in san francisco. the pacific fertility center alerted hundreds of patients their frozen eggs and embryos may have been compromised. the exact same thing happened at another clinic in ohio on the same day. >> reporter: tonight patients at a second fertility clinic devastated after learning a malfunction may have compromised their chance at having children. >> because there's an unknown, it's extremely stressful and it's very emotional. >> reporter: san francisco pacific fertility center president dr. carl herbert speaking to abc news about the issue at his facility. >> we're not saying this tissue is lost. yes, it may be affected and we have to acknowledge that, but our hopes are that it will be minimal impact. >> reporter: the clinic says more than 400 patients may have been affected when nitrogen levels dropped in one tank that houses some eggs and embryos. an investigation now under way in san francisco on the heels of another malfunc

clinic, there was a message in a fertility clinic in cleveland, ohio. it put some 2000 eggs and embryos at risk there. >> it's very curious that it happened within such a short period of time. we are investigating whether this connection as of right now. we are not able to say there is a connection. >> he reached out to a specific fertility center but did not hear back. the lawsuit could take months possibly even years to resolve. >> rob roth, ktvu fox two news. >> back to you. >>> the early morning commute will be wet. by the afternoon commute, it is wet. we will show you that on model. another day tomorrow, the clouds are in here. then we have to rein in the clouds and it's just back-and- forth. we have less son tomorrow. as you know, it is chili right now. we've got 30s in the bay area. 30 degrees right now in napa. it's chilly. 42 in fairfield. tomorrow is going to be a wet day after about 8:00 or 9:00 for all of us. umbrellas will be needed. there will be some wind out there as well. tomorrow morning in san francisco and oakland, you can see the sc

of these we would have hope otherwise there is no other hope right now because all manner of exit to fertility station that was attempted in the consequence but too successful that i was right at charles the you know the director of field programs at the nature conservancy in nairobi thank you so much for joining us on our program here watching d.w. news coming up harley davidson gears up for higher prices in germany a trade dispute is looming when it comes at a bad time we'll tell you what. kind of humphrey we'll have that coming right up and business. start with some instructions from a book. peter fourteen william coming. from boeing wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity.

he is not affiliated with pacific fertility center. as for a possible condition that could have led to the damage? he says a leak or a failure to refill the tanks . >> tanks have usable life expectancies. age of the tank and the frequency of the use, the frequency of telling and replacing and moving embryos or eggs from the tank would all factor into that usable life expectancy. >>> on spring fertility says it has several backup systems in place . >> i don't want people to be afraid of this technology. it is truly an advanced technology that allows couples and women to create families. >> that was betty yu reporting. pacific fertility center told the washington post the potentially damaged eggs and embryos represent as much as 15 percent of the total sword at the facility. >>> clearing out, the controversial plan to force hundreds of homeless people out of their longtime encampment. >>> it is getting tougher and tougher to afford living in the bay area. it is also getting more expensive to leave. we will explain next. building. you can

losses are starting to pile up against university hospital fertility center. more than 600 women and coupled were informed eggs and embryos may have been damaged. >> we were fortunate enough to have one son, that we conceived through ivf. however we had two remaining embryos, that, that, we have been told did not survive. >> in total. 21 eggs, embryos were compromised. our coverage continues on "nbc nightly news." take a look awhat procedures are in fleiss prevent the failures in the future. lester holt joins us in 25 minutes. >> a familiar spot for alden smith, back in court today. pleaded not guilty to the new charges against him. the former, raiders and 49ers linebacker is facing charges of droe mo domestic violence and assault after an incident at his fiancee's apartment. the 28-year-old fled the scene. he turned himself in a few days later. in addition to the not guilty plea, a judge issued a protective order prohibiting smith from any contact. with his fiance. >> yeah, we just want to send a clear message. no one is a buff the law. doesn't matter if you

the main study focused on prenatal exposure to dehp in mice, and we found the fertility affected in the next generation of the mice sweep round that the next generation of male mice has remarkably less testosterone in their blood. and the most interesting part was that the male mice bought this next—generation had shown also similarly abnormalities and lower fertility than the normal mice so it is really important. 0bviously, that might cause concern

that major malfunction happened one week ago today at the pacific fertility center. coincidentally, the very same day a similar malfunction thawed thousands of eggs and embryos at a fertility center across the country in cleveland. tonight patients there and here in san francisco are understandably shaken. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen spoke with a san francisco mother tonight who is a patient at the pacific fertility center, and she is understandably nervous about her embryos. kate? >> reporter: well, dion, i've been hearing from concerned moms all night, and i sat down with one of them who's been a patient here at pacific fertility center for almost ten years. but at this point after the news today it's unclear what the future holds for her and for hundreds of other families. >> i'm writing to inform you about a very unfortunate incident in the laboratory. >> reporter: katie miller woke up to this letter in her inbox. >> i get the chills reading it now. >> reporter: explaining that some or perhaps all of her embryos may have been impacted by an incident at pafrk

we spoke with a fertility expert-- not associated with the pacific fertility center. he says it is so rare that it is not something patients should now be worried about. (dr. peter klatsky/fertility expert): "it's important to recognize the largest risk to a woman going through ivf or age freezing is not a risk of losing egg or embryo in a tank this is an incredibly rare outcome that it's almost impossible to quantify the risk associated with it because it is so rare. two weeks ago it had never been reported a tank failure. the riskiest time is in the actual cryopreservation or the freezing and subsequently the thaw. typically if they are maintained in liquid nitrogen they are totally stable." (justine) clinic staff say they don't know exactly what went wrong with these freezer tanks at either clinic. they say it is extremely rare... and has never happened at either clinic before. (jrstone) next... some teachers are take steps to arming themsleves in the event of an active shooter situation. know exactly say they don't clinic staff (justine) stable."they are totally l

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mart breaking news for potentially hundreds of fertility patients. a freezer malfunction at pacific fertility center may have affected their eggs and embryos. >> abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live at pfc in san francisco. alyssa? >> good morning. a doctor here at the clinic, alerting him to a very unfortunate incident. this happened last sunday about a week ago at the pacific fertility center here in san francisco. in a letter, dr. carl herbert told patients that a piece of equipment lost nitrogen for a brief period of time. hundreds of patients storing tissue may have been impacted. one of the patients spoke with abc 7 news undergoing fertility treatments at pfc. >> losing those possibilities is something that it's really difficult to put any kind of number on. for some people, this is perhaps their only chance at having biological children. >> we're not saying the tissue is lost. yes, it may be affected. and we have to acknowledge that. but our hopes are that it will be of minimal impact. >> dr. herbert said they ordered a third alarm sy

it's a big deal, emotionally, physically and financially for women to go through fertility treatments. so losing eggs and embryos are very concerning for those affected. last sunday lab employees noticed the liquid nitro again in one of the tanks was very low. their clinic has sent letters to 500 patients who may have had the tissue in the malfunctioning tank. 100 or so of those patients may have tissue in other tanks and may not plan to use their stored embryos. it is possible the eggs and embryos still may be viable. >> we're not saying this tissue is lost. it may be affected, and we have to acknowledge that, but our hopes are it will be minimal impact. >> reporter: the doctor says they're already trying to prevent this from happening again. he said this is an extremely unusual event and he said he and the other doctors at the clinic will be contacting the affected families in the coming weeks. >> a story we'll continue to follow. >>> now the exact same problem happened at a fertility clinic in ohio on the same weekend. the american society for reproductive medicine says nothing lik

we are very fertile when we are in ourteens female. we are very fertile when we are in our teens and 20s, but u nfortu nately are in our teens and 20s, but unfortunately when we hit 30, especially 35, our fertility starts to decline rapidly and trying to get pregnant in your late 30s and early 40s is difficult. we want to make sure people have this information and make sure the technology we have, such as ivf, it cannot work miracles. we can't help people get pregnant beyond their mid—40s at the very most, over 40. pregnant beyond their mid—40s at the very most, over40. people pregnant beyond their mid—40s at the very most, over 40. people are having different lifestyles now. women are having careers and travelling and doing all sorts of other things and they have to be aware of fertility decline. if you stand up as a teacher in front of a classroom of teenagers and say to them, be aware, your mid—20s is your optimum time to have a baby, don't leave it until your mid—30s, that seems a lifetime away for these teenagers, will t

pacific fertility's website quotes the first round of egg freezing at $8,345. debra says while she doesn't advise litigation, she does think patients should prepare for the worst. >> i would advise clients to be proactive about looking at what avenues they have available to preserve their fertility now in case their embryos were damaged. >> reporter: now despite the fact that a malfunction like this is unprecedented, there is another very similar case going on right now at a hospital in cleveland and in that case patients have already filed a class action lawsuit. in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix5. >>> new surveillance video just into the newsroom of a hit and run in san jose. a young girl was thrown onto the hood of this car and then as we saw, she was able to get up. the girl was hit as she crossed the street at 17th and east julian. another camera angle shows the driver pulling off to the side a few moments before taking off. another driver then stops to help the girl. a police source tells us the girl is 12 years old. there is no word yet on already co

the pacific fertility center says there were low levels of liquid nitrogen and a tank that contained frozen eggs and embryos. rob roth spoke with the attorney in the case who says more families may soon join the lawsuit.>> reporter: at the pacific fertility center in san francisco it's still unclear how many frozen eggs and embryos belonging to some 400 hopeful families were damaged when a storage tank malfunctioned raising the temperature inside. 10 days later, at least one woman is filing a lawsuit claiming the clinic was grossly negligent and breached its contract. >> they did not have a functioning electronic monitor that would have alerted them right away in real time, of the rise in temperature and the potential harm that could occur.>> reporter: more families are expected to join in a class-action lawsuit the families invested $8000- $100,000 in the clinic but money pales for money compared to the emotional pain the attorney say many go through. >> we've spoken with clients who have had cancer or other diseases and have the eggs taken out prior to the onset of the dz's and now

new heartbreak for so many expectant moms and dads, a nightmare fertility clinic meltdown. far worse than we first knew. >> this is mind-blowing to me. honestly. i'm sick. >> thousands of eggs and embryos lost. >>> new bomb scares as the fbi swoops in and makes an arrest for the packages filled with explosive materials sent to the military sites. the cia, the secret service. how many more are in the mail? >>> a growing scandal at michigan state. first it was larry nassar, the disgraced doctor convicted of sexually assaulting gymnast, including olympic stars. now his boss is in custody. what authorities say they found. >>> a big american city's 911 system hacked. an urgent race to find out who did it and why. and it's not the only city that's been targeted. >>> and sent away for a crime he didn't commit. now set free after decades behind bars. a major league groundskeeper back safe at home. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. we have a sad and shocking followup tonight to our reporting earlier this month a

a mishap at a local fertility clinic. and marianne favro from walnut creek with details. >> the problem was when nitrogen storage tank contained embryos and elkins, now pacific fertility centerered notified 400 patients that they may be impacted. i just spoke with one of them. at age 34, rosalynn enfield of lafayette decided to bank 17 eggs to increase her chances of having a family once she found the right partner. after extensive research she decide to store them here at pacific fertility center in san francisco. she says she was stunned when she received this e-mail yesterday, from pfc telling her that a liquid nitrogen tank containing eggs and embryos failed, possibly impacting her eggs. >> i was shocked to find that backup plan might be gone. >> the clinic noteified 400 patients. but today, our calls to the pacific fertility center were not returned. in a heartbreaking coincidence, a fertility clinic in cleveland, also had the a storage problem on the same day. potentially damaging more than 2,000 eggs and embryos. s

representing pacific fertility center patients planning to file a class action lawsuit this week. >> never in their worst nightmares does that embryo become nonviable because of the conduct or miscon duskt the clinic. >> reporter: the clinic says they reviewed their storage equipment and protocols following the incident. they sent an e-mail to patients affected saying, in pact, while assisted reproductive technologies never come with guaranteed results we are committed to employing highest quality practices in our laboratory. we are incredibly sorry that this happened. >> it is a real shock because, you know, you put so much, faith in the process. >> katie miller is an ivf patient who has embryos stored at pacific fertility center. >> you don't think what is happening in the lab. you just assume that, is really being taken care of. not something to worry about. i never thought that, that the lab would have a problem. >> so, tara, who clinks in a couple dates. what needs to be done? >> there is no doubt an outcry for regulation. groups like american society of reproductive medicine is

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. >>> heartbreaking news for fertility patients. a freezer malfunction may have affected their eggs and embryos. >> they're still waiting to hear if they're okay. alyssa harrington is live at pfc in san francisco. alyssa? >> reporter: that's pfc behind me where thousands of women freeze their eggs in hopes of having a baby. for many, that dream could be over. it suffered a liquid nitrogen failure back on march 4th. this compromised a tank storing thousands of embryos. the lab director noticed the problem during a routine check. dr. herbert, the president of pfc, sent a letter to patients letting them know about a very unfortunate incident. >> the nitrogen level in the tank was very low. that meant an emergency filling which began immediately. >> it came as a shock. you put so much faith in the process. >> reporter: katie miller is one of about 400 patients who received that letter. she's undergoing fertility treatments at pfc now hoping for her third child. now, on pfc's website, i found a section that describes how they monitor the

at the pacific fertility center in san francisco. news broke over the weekend inside of the center, nitrogen levels in one of the large cryo- storage tanks dropped for a brief period of time putting thousands of embryos at-risk. bill found out not from his doctor but i watching the news when his doctor did call, they could not offer any answers. >> there either alive or dead at this point but we do not know until we will open the box to saw them to see what's happening. >> reporter: for patients like bill and his husband, this is not just an emotional investment but it supports a large financial one as well. they paid about $50,000 to pacific fertility center. they got to decide if being part of a class-action lawsuit is worth the while. >> reporter: one patient filed a lawsuit last night accusing pacific fertility center of negligence. lawyers for the firm told kpix5 they encourage patients like bill to join in. bill says he would like to wait for answers. he hopes for good news but can't help but wonder if the malfunction will perm

anger and frustration as families react to news of a freezer malfunction at san francisco's pacific fertility center. it may have affected patients' eggs and embryos. the liquid nitrogen failure failed march 4 the same day cleveland experienced a similar problem. the president reached out to its 500 patients to let them know of the failure. >> i understand technology can malfunction, but i think they should have had some other back ups in place. >> the hard part is they don't know what's happening with it until they unthaw the eggs and the embryos so we don't really know if it was compromised or not. >> this woman didn't want to be identified. some of her embryos were in the failed tank. >>> now, wre are learning more tonight about how much fertility centers help patients start or grow their families. pacific charges more than $8300 for egg freezing. in vitro fertilization or ivf procedures cost more than $11,000. >> a town hall meeting with san francisco's police chief got heelted tonight in the mission district. police released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that killed

the san francisco pacific fertility center hassle launched an investigation. perhaps it is just a coincidence that they discovered the problem on the very same day but it raises questions that the technology. >>> oakland firefighters quick will knocked down an industrial fire last night near water front. oakland fire posted a quick clip. it happened at the it is? er steel facility. a few blocks from jack london square. there were no reports or injuries. >>> this week students and teachers across the bay area and country planning a walk-out. this comes almost a month since the florida school shooting. it is expected to happen on wednesday. and it is scheduled to last 17 minutes. one minute for each of the students killed. the goal is to pressure sblums taking looks gun control and on other lives lost. >>> developing this morning, four oakland police officers are being interviewed. this after they shot and killed a man who police say officials say was armed. now, the incident unfolded last night outside of a home 40th street near market. this is a few blocks fro

many couples who undergo fertility treatments will have no problem. these two clinics, where thousands of eggs and embryos are exceedingly rare and causing specialists to take a hard look at their practices and equipment. and this morning, more legal action coming, this time, against the san francisco clinic. two clinics, two heartbreaking mishaps affecting hundreds of patients. >> we can't replace the embryos. for some clients, they may never have a chance to go through the process again. >> reporter: lydia floyd is an attorney for one of two class-action suits filed against university hospitals fertility clinic in cleveland. according to their legal filing, alarms did go off when a holding tank became too warm on saturday night, march 3rd, but that nobody was at the clinic to hear or answer those alarms. by the time the clinic staff returned the next day, it was too late. >> this just can't happen. it should never happen again. >> reporter: an independent investigation is under way in cleveland and at san francisco's pacific fertility center, where

would have hope at the white house there is no i don't hope right now because all manner of exceed to fertility station that was attempted in the consequence but too successful. all right to charles the canio lutein of the director of field programs at the nature conservancy in nairobi thank you so much for joining us on our program you're watching news still to come those quick and easy quizzes that pop up on facebook well they may be compromising your privacy with the social media giant under fire for its links to a controversial consulting firm what can you do to protect yourself. but first chinese president xi jinping has called for his country to take its due place in the world and vowed to fight a bloody battle against its enemies speaking at the people's congress in beijing she unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at strengthening the military and the economy this comes after the communist party removed the presidential term limits allowing sheen to remain in power indefinitely well the president also issued what analysts see as a warning to pro-democracy and separatist movements in china let

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a fertility clinic accident has likely destroyed twice as many egs and embryos as first reported. a speeding car headed for a trooper-- wait until you see what happens next. and heads up, hollywood fantasy could become reality, as a chinese space station falls to earth. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight with two fatal police shootings in two cities that led to protests in the streets. first, the louisiana attorney general said today, two baton rouge officers will not be prosecuted in the 2016 death of 37-year-old alton sterling. the shooting was captured on video. we caution you, it is graphic. mark strassmann is in baton rouge. te reporter: alton sterling, pinned on the ground under two white police officers, had moments to live in this cell phone video. the cops were responding to a 911 call: a man selling c.d.s and waving a gun in front of a convenience store. >> he's got a gun! >> reporter: the cop said later, sterling resisted arrest, first ignoring verbal commands and then reaching for a gun

. >> next at 11:00, a disaster at an ohio fertility clinic. couples on edge tonight. officials trying to figure out why a tank with embryos and eggs started to warm up. >> jerry seinfeld and david letterman did it. now former president obama is in talks to do the same thing. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is socked in now. 7-day forecast is going to look soggy. i'll let you know when coming right up. >> plus "american idol" comes to abc sunday night. the judges way r weigh in on what it takes to be a star. >> the warriors fans holding their breath tonight. the latest injury scare for steph. >> first here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and kristen. tonight we made a thunder show. this would be great. this is for oscar actually, not for >>> a real disaster at an ohio fertility clinic may have damaged more than 2000 embryos and eggs. the university hospital's fertility center in cleveland announced today the liquid nitrogen tank containing eggs and embryos began to thaw out this past weekend. 700

she explains the worry is compromised eggs are less likely to be fertilized. and compromised embryos are less likely to implant in the uterus. >>> based on what police told him, the officer briefs telieve gunman and hostages may have been dead for hours. they eventually entered the room after wong never responded. state senator bill dodd says police had good reason for not storaging storming in right away. >> i think some of them probably knew what was going on. but the strategy was abundance of caution to make sure that law enforcement didn't create a situation and put them in harm's way if they still were alive. >> dodd also says that friday's shooting should remind everyone of the need to provide veterans with as much support as possible when they return home from combat. >>> a public memorial for these women will take place on march 19th. jennifer gonzales was nearly seven months pregnant. she will be remembered for her forgiving heart. she and her two colleagues died doing the work they were so passionate about. christine loberg was a yoga instructor, and

a similar mishap happened on the same day at a fertility clinic in cleveland, ohio. the problem with the liquid nitrogen cooling system might have compromised 2,000 eggs and embryos. some heartbroken patients plan to sue. >> it's beyond devastating. it's like a spiritual, emotional, physical loss. >> what i this is gone, so -- and there's no way to recreate it. >> at this point, we do not know the viability of all of the stored eggs and embryo, at we do know some have been impacted. >> a similar mishap -- i should mention university hospital has brought inning out l outside experts to see what went wrong. they'll determine if the eggs and embryos are viable, must be fully thawed and cannot be refrozen. >>> let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco to see how wet it's going to get for us this afternoon. when will it be coming down? >> that's a great question because most people on social media are going, look, this is what i'm seeing right now. tons of sunshine but it will change quickly heading into the afternoon hour. things are quiet on doppler. let's show you wha

are taking action against a fertility clinic. that's story's next after the break (ácommercialá) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the middle part of next week. rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the next week. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robi

. >> growing heartbreak for couples that place their trust in the fertility clinic in ohio, after new details come out about a storage tank failurer. >> and the settlement of claims of discrimination and minorities by software engineers. >> and the forecast will look more like june than march. i will explain coming up. >> thank you vep. and all of it is ahead, and here is what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> here's a bit of what tonight. you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a warning tonight about a growing scam to pick up a robo-call or other unwanted calls. >> we are seeing more and more calls with local area codes, 7 on your side shows why and wha

anger and frustration as families react to news of a freezer malfunction at san francisco's pacific fertility center. it may have affected patients' eggs and embryos. the liquid nitrogen failure failed march 4 the same day cleveland experienced a similar problem. the president reached out to its 500 patients to let them know of the failure. >> i understand technology can malfunction, but i think they should have had some other back ups in place. >> the hard part is they don't know what's happening with it until they unthaw the eggs and the embryos so we don't really know if it was compromised or not. >> this woman didn't want to be identified. some of her embryos were in the failed tank. >>> now, wre are learning more tonight about how much fertility centers help patients start or grow their families. pacific charges more than $8300 for egg freezing. in vitro fertilization or ivf procedures cost more than $11,000. >> a town hall meeting with san francisco's police chief got heelted tonight in the mission district. police released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that killed

over the weekend - the )pacific fertility center ) in san francisco said it started contacting impacted patients. the facility tells the )associated press ) that the clinic has tested a few thawed eggs - and found that they (are still viable. at last check - they had not tested any embryos. this follows an unrelated - but similar incident - at a cleveland clinic. the clinic says a malfunction there impacts at least 21-hundred frozen eggs and embryos. victims say they )re planning to sue - over a malfunction that led to frozen embryos thawing. we are now hearing from victims. one woman says - she will now never be able to have a biological child. here )s her advice to others - who have lost embryos. the )today show ) has the full the )today show ) has the full interview with this victim -- coming up at 7. coming up on today in the bay... twitter scores-- landing a deal to live stream major league soccer. details on how often you will be able to watch the matches. plus-- we )re really close to your next package being delivered by a drone. but-- there could be a holdup. we )ll tell about w

but ao it saves us fertilizers, becau after cycling the are stil fertilizers inside, and then we use it again and again and agai ruth: i think it is very costly to put up this system. for the small holder farmers, whare growg outside,t might be quite difficult for them to ha such a system. but for those who have the capacity, it will be a good solution, because it cuts down on their cost, but at e same time it is also good for the environment. reporter: there don't appear to be any toxins leaking into lake naivasha. but oserian is only one of many flower growers in the area. and we aren't alloweinto the others. 's also prty hard to pinpoint just where the pollution is coming from. the fler indusy says sll hold farmers areo blame. like potato farmer paul kimani. so what ishe solutioto the pollution? farmers are offered advice on sustainable practices by an organization headed by kamau mbogo. he also wants to know why the lake iconstantlyeing polluted. ul: the faers withinhis area are ung fertilirs. and that cnot be avoed because ofconomical atus. theyave tomprove the rvest evy season

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but up next, far more eggs and embryos damaged than f >>> fertility clinic outside cleveland admitted the failure of its freezer system did much more damage than first thought. dr. tara narula is following this. >> reporter: nearly 1,000 patients have learned that 4,000 eggs and embryo were destroyed on march 3rd. in a new letter to patients. university hospitals apologized again. saying, the remote alarm system on the tank designed to alert a uh employee to changes like temperature swings was off. the hospital says they don't know who turned the remote alarm off or how long it was off. they also said they were aware the tank in question needed preventative maintenance. some of the eggs and embryos had been stored since the 80s. the hospital investigation is on going. >> right now we do not know whether it is mechanical or human, or combination. >> james lu chairman of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the hospital. lu doesn't think anyone intentionally disengaged the alarm. >> we are in the process of identifying the exact sequence of when this occurred. and when, who, w

hundreds of frozen eggs and embryos possibly damaged at a fertility clinical in san francisco. we are going to take a look at what happened and how bad the damage might be. >>> i'm calling on congress to stop funding sanctuary cities. so we can save american lives. >> and the president took a over the weekend once again at sanctuary cities in california. hear what he had to say about oakland mayor libby schaaf as well. >>> and we're still keeping an eye on that alert that was issued on 880. traffic is moving slowly. southbound direction of a 80 in oakland. we will have a look at that coming up. >>> system is on the way. it's not going to get here for a while. this morning, you are all right. watch out for fog and low clouds. we will show you those temps on a monday forecast. a >>> with gun-control activists promising to keep up the pressure, the white house has a new plan to address school shootings, calling for federal funding to train volunteer teachers to use firearms and stiffen background checks systems for gun purchases. the fbi's tipline will be audited and the administr

. >>> the very first lawsuit has been filed against a san francisco fertility clinic where hundreds of frozen eggs and embryos may have been damaged and this morning there is a push to turn that claim into a class action lawsuit. the mercury news is reporting that a woman is suing pacific fertility center for damages due to negligence and breach of contract. the law firm representing the woman claims at least 400 people were affected after a storage tank at the facility may have malfunctioned. the problem was discovered by the clinic earlier this month. a similar incident happened at a cleveland fertility clinic right around the same time. >>> it's being said there is a lot to be done to fix healthcare in california but the single payer health plan is not one of our options at least for right now according to a new state report. a panel of lawmakers has been studying the state's healthcare system and recommends a ra variety of ways to eliminate healthcare costs but finds a government run system will take years to develop. a single payer system will require approval from voters and cong

the new fertility clinic failure. abc news has learned a second clinic reporting a critical malfunction. this, after another breakdown at a clinic near cleveland. more than 1,000 worried patients devastated over the possible loss. >>> and police revealing new clues in the mystery disappearance of a husband not seen for more than two years. his wife never reporting him missing. >>> new winter threat. the third nor'easter in less

but ao it saves us fertilizers, becau after cycling the are stil fertilizers inside, and then we use it again and again and agai ruth: i think it is very costly to put up this system. for the small holder farmers, whare growg outside,t might be quite difficult for them to ha such a system. but for those who have the capacity, it will be a good solution, because it cuts down on their cost, but at e same time it is also good for the environment. reporter: there don't appear to be any toxins leaking into lake naivasha. but oserian is only one of many flower growers in the area. and we aren't alloweinto the others. 's also prty hard to pinpoint just where the pollution is coming from. the fler indusy says sll hold farmers areo blame. like potato farmer paul kimani. so what ishe solutioto the pollution? farmers are offered advice on sustainable practices by an organization headed by kamau mbogo. he also wants to know why the lake iconstantlyeing polluted. ul: the faers withinhis area are ung fertilirs. and that cnot be avoed because ofconomical atus. they have tomprove the rvest evy seaso

. >> next at 11:00, a disaster at an ohio fertility clinic. couples on edge tonight. officials trying to figure out why a tank with embryos and eggs started to warm up. >> jerry seinfeld and david letterman did it. now former president obama is in talks to do the same thing. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is socked in now. 7-day forecast is going to look soggy. i'll let you know when coming right up. >> plus "american idol" comes to abc sunday night. the judges way r weigh in on what it takes to be a star. >> the warriors fans holding their breath tonight. the latest injury scare for steph. >> first here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and kristen. tonight we made a thunder show. this would be great. this is for oscar actually, not for we use so, why do we pay toters have a phone connected,. when we're already paying for internet. shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so, all y

despite all of the huge horror stories about the inability to how your fertility changes, fertility treatments are getting better. i think it is fascinating. teenage pregnancies have fallen and continued to fall for the last decade so it really is a significant development. it's also another example of the nhs pressures, why we need more midwives, complications in over 405 getting pregnant and having 5ucce55ful pregnancies with the risk of complications in those pregnancies going up which puts a bigger 5train pregnancies going up which puts a bigger strain on the system is ultimately thi5 welcome move at the weekend about the announcement, you can see why because they must have seen can see why because they must have seen these statistics coming. there could be certain advantages to having older women, who are perhaps more financially secure and emotionally ready. given the equal pay statistics coming out of all sectors and will do until the middle of next week which is the deadline, you can see there is an issue here with women delaying having children because they are worried about their job

pregnant women exposed to a chemical found in common everyday items may find their sons‘ fertility and that of future generations has been harmed — that's according to a study. researchers found that male mice prenatally exposed to the chemical dehp, found in consumer products ranging from toys to medical devices, had less testosterone and fewer sperm than mice that weren't. their male offspring also experienced similar abnormalities. i'm nowjoined by the lead author of the study, radwa barakat, who's in chicago. thank you forjoining us here on bbc world news. can you explain what this chemical is and where it is found? thank you for meeting with me. this chemical is called dehp. it is used in ducks like and cosmetic products. —— in products like. if it enters our body it disrupts our home on balance. so there are reason for such phenomena is considerable, but we focused on dehp as one of those making the deposits. the main study focused on prenatal exposure to dehp in mice, and we found the fertility affected in the next generation of the mice sweep round that the next generatio

. >> next at 11:00, a disaster at an ohio fertility clinic. couples on edge tonight. officials trying to figure out why a tank with embryos and eggs started to warm up. >> jerry seinfeld and david letterman did it. now former president obama is in talks to do the same thing. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is socked in now. 7-day forecast is going to look soggy. i'll let you know when coming right up. >> plus "american idol" comes to abc sunday night. the judges way r weigh in on what it takes to be a star. >> the warriors fans holding their breath tonight. the latest injury scare for steph. >> first here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and kristen. tonight we made a thunder show. this would be great. this is for oscar actually, not for ♪ ♪ get high-speed internet from at&t $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. att.com/internet ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence

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