howell, can you wrap up, please? your time has expired. >> i basically went through the whole process and i was denied the appeal. i was charged the tow, i was charged the storage, as far as i remember. it was several hundred dollars, plus i had to have the car repaired. so all in all it was like a totally negative experience where i don't think anybody in the process cared anything about what had happened. >> thank you. >> okay? >> are there any other member s of the public who would like to make public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. president chu >> i want to make a very brief comment of thanking supervisor weiner for calling this hearing. it has been a busy year for me and i support you in making whatever changes need to be made in this area. this is definitely something where changes need to be made. >> i think there does need to be a change to the contract. there needs to be at a minimum a longer grace period, we need to make sure that owners of stolen vehicles that are towed are treated in a fa

. >> has this come up in your class, professor howell? is this something that gives you an illustration, a handy illustration as you're teaching students about how all this ought to work? >> this strikes me of a classic case of how presidents use these powers and when presidents act unilaterally. for all the talk about this being unprecedented and an illustration of imperial powers this is what presidents regularly do. they intervene where the adjoining branches are stuck, congress is gridlocked, and they move policy that congress can't legislate in a direction that congress subsequently is willing to amend or overturn. it's these spaces in between that they exercise these powers and that's exactly what obama is doing here. >> is that usually where the courts come in, where they act as a space filler and referee? >> yes, and they're often called in. the vast majority of the time when they're asked to referee these cases they either step aside saying this is a political issue and they're not going to get entangled, or they side with the pr

miss howell, welcome. nice to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> we're delighted to have you here. from what you know what the president plans to announce tonight, deferring deportation of people here in an undocumented way, how do you think this will affect your business? will it be helpful, unhelpful or no difference? >> well, i think it would be very helpful. i think what the president is planning on announcing is one of the most sweeping humanitarian acts that any leader could write into law. and i think we have to remember that we're all immigrants to this country. and with the industry that i work in, i need workers that are willing to commit their time and their resources, 10, 15 years, to helping me to build my small business into a medium sized business. and i think that we all talk about, you know, pathways to the middle class and how do we get there but we've forgotten how to work our way there. we need skilled workers that are willing to commit their time in order to get there. >> you make a very good case, but

i'm george howell. >> and i'm zain asher. we begin in ferguson, missouri where officer darren wilson has resigned. now that comes nearly one week after a grand jury decided not to indict him in the fatal shooting of michael brown. wilson told the st. louis post dispatch that he decided to resign after threats to the police department. >> is he said it was my hope that the community would heal. i would like to thank all my supporters and fellow officers throughout this process. >> we're hearing from many protesters. >> many are saying he should have redined a long time ago. >> my reaction is he should have been fired or in jail a long time ago for the murder of mike brown. >> took too long. >> he's 112 days late. >> thank goodness. we're so glad. >> he should have been fired on day one. once the word came out on him shooting mike brown, i think they should have not put him on leave. he should have resigned or they should have fired him. >> clearly a lot of anger there. but there's no doubt officer wilson's life has changed dra

her name is imani howell. she has been missing over a week. she was last seen in the mission district on international boulevard. an area where pimps send underaged girls. >> it is a nightmare you can't wake up from. you can't help but think the horrific things that could be happening to her. >> reporter: tonight, we learned police are trying to find imani howell by tracking her cell phone. >>> have you gotten this book? it is called the great controversy. tens of thousands of these are being mailed to bay area businesses. andria borba got one too and wondered what it was all about. >> reporter: it landed with a thud in three quarters of a mill mailboxes all over san francisco and oakland this week. >> i have seen a copy of it outside before. so i thought it was my roommate's. >> reporter: the 377 page tome on the pass, present, and future is from a wing of the seventh day adventist church. >> i thought it was a book. i thought that is interesting. that's a first. and i flipped through and realized it was some sort of a bible. >> reporter: it

. >> and i'm george howell. we're standing by for a verdict in cairo in the murder retrial of hosni mubarak. the 86-year-old mubarak is there now awaiting the decision. he is charged with conspiracy to kill hundreds of anti-government demonstrators during the 2011 uprising that drove him from power after nearly 30 years as the country's president. we continue to watch these live feeds and will bring details on a verdict as soon as it happens here on cnn. >> we certainly will. in nigeria the death toll is expected to rise following a vicious attack during prayers at a crowded mosque. at least 120 are dead and close to 3000 injured after two suicide bombers blew themselves up at the mosque in kan. >> gunmen opened fire with ak-47s as people tried to run, tried to escape from knocks. a third bomb exploded outside. an angry mob chased after the gunman and killed him. >> you're looking at chaotic sooec scenes in the aftermath. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. authorities are assuming boka haram is to

george howell in atlanta. thank you very much. if you are just joining us, protests all over the country this evening. what you are looking at. george howell reporting from atlanta. what you are looking at. times square, new york city. courtesy of wcbs there in new york city. you can see protesters in the middle of time square. in the middle of traffic. significant protests across the country tonight. boston, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c., as well as new york city. our miguel marques in new york city. right in the middle of the protesters, miguel. it is a sight to behold. 7th avenue. major artery in the city. shut down. second night in a row. hundred of thousand of protestors that have joined in here. hard to tell. any other day, hard to tell how many have joined in. if you are familiar with times square, u.s. armed forces recruiting station, famous flag. protesters going by here. many of them with their hand in the air. symbolizing the plight of young black men and the relationship with police departments across the c

we have cnn's george howell with the latest. we want to warn you of the disturbing video. >> reporter: this video was reported on a security camera in a cleveland park. it shows tamir rice running in and out of view. these are the last moments of the 12-year-old's life. we see rice on the sidewalk brandishing a weapon. even taking a two-handed shooting stance. all the while, police say he was being watched. >> the gentleman in the gazebo is the gentleman who called. >> reporter: here is the initial call. >> i'm sitting in the park at west boulevard by the train station. there is a guy with a pistol. it's probably fake, but he's pointing it at everybody. >> reporter: in fact, the caller points out twice it is fake. >> it is probably fake, but it is scaring people. >> reporter: here is why the man called 911. the object that looks like a handgun, we know now is really a toy pellet gun. rice seems to point it as this person whose identity is blurred. police say he is also seen here reaching for a cell phone and having a conversatio

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but howell rodgers who heads appropriation says not so sure they can do that.: he first wanted to talk about a rescission bill, and this broadcast certainly and others, pointed out he has to get a signature of the president of the united states on that. >> exactly. but i think they have to figure out what they can do. some want to file lawsuits. the question is congress is outstanding, and the governors might go at it. i think they're figuring it out. they want to respond. the president was not only defying congress, he was defying a majority of americans. >> a majority of americans. the idea that you can read the mandate results unilaterally on immigration, the guy is delusional or does not care and he's going to do what he's going to do. lou: if i may follow a bit of the initiative of the barack obama rhetorically and quote myself. last night i said at least now with this executive order, he can't be accused of leading from behind on the issue. he'll full on front and center. jayson, good to have you here. please go to our facebook page, let us know what you

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen, darren wilson has now resigned from the ferguson policeorce nearly a week after the grand jury declined to indict him in the shooting of the unarmed teenager, michael brown. wilson said his department was threatened with violence if had he stayed. >> and egypt's prosecutor general plans to appeal the decision regarding hosni mubarak and the incidents in 2011. the clashes left at least one dead and nine others injured. it is still not clear at this point if the former egyptian president will be allowed to go free. >>> pope francis is wrapping up his three-day visit to turkey aimed at strengthening the religious relations. his visit included discussions with spiritual advisers. earlier the pope met privately with turkey's chief rabbi. >>> well, the number of ebola cases has risen significantly in the past week. >> the world health organization says there are now 16,000 of suspected or confirmed cases of the virus, most cases being in guinea, library and sierra leone. the world health organization says that several thousand have died from ebo

. >> just two cell doors down from this teenage flight risk is 18-year-old kenneth howell. >> trying to find some way of getting out. >> howell made his first move to scale the pendleton fences at the crack of dawn. >> almost made it over that time. it wouldn't have been my first time. i cut myself before. i'm used to so much pain from early on in my childhood, it's just a small scratch compared. i can have a gouge from here down to here. i'll just look at it like wow. >> as one of the largest maximum security juvenile prisons in the country, pendleton are responsible for educating and rehabilitating teenage gang members, sex offenders, and juveniles with mental health issues for the indiana department of corrections. >> in our jurisdiction, in our state, the department of corrections became a solution to a very aggressive, difficult child to handle. truly those kids that are seen as public threats. >> i spent from age 10 to 12 in state hospitals for mental problems. i got locked up at age 13. from there, i messed up by getting in a fight at school while i was at placement. it got me

i'm george howell. >> and i'm zain asher. >> we begin with the state of hosni muir bebarak. >> he'd been awaiting verdicts on a corruption case as well as a murder conspiracy case. you can see mubarak's reaction there as well. the murder case had to do with the deaths on the anti-egypt's uprising in 2011. that's the very election that led to mubarak's resignation after 30 years of the president. joining us is cnn's ian lee. ian, you were there to see the reaction of former president mubarak. what could you tell from this reaction and people around him? >> reporter: well, george, mubarak and his supporters seem vicinity indicat vindicated today. don't expect to see the former president walking anytime soon. he's still serving time on charges if he's found guilty. but those charges run out next year. it's likely that he will be set free once that happens. for many egyptians, though, around the country, they're shocked right now with this verdict. a lot of people wanted to see mubarak held accountable for the deaths, over 800 de

i'm george howell. >> nice to have you with me. i'm natalie allen. we're standing by for verdict in that important case in egypt. they're expected to announce the decision in the murder retrial of former egyptian president hosni mubarak. you'll remember he's charged with conspiracy to kill hundreds of anti-government demonstrators during an uprising that drove him from power after nearly 30 years as president. >> 86 years old now, the ailing mubarak, along with the rest of egypt, awaits this verdict and the country braces for what could be a very tense weekend. >> joining us now in cairo is cnn's ian lee. he's live there. you have been based in cairo for some time. following the saga of hosni mubar mubarak. what's expected today? because we've seen so many postponements in many years. >> reporter: that's right. this has been going for quite a while, natalie. the trial has been over three years, people waiting to see what the outcome will be. initially he was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison, which in egypt means 25 years. and mubarak in h

cnn's george howell takes a look.ou will see a child being shot. >> reporter: this video was recorded on a security camera in a cleveland park. and it shows tamir rice moving in and out of view. keep in mind, these are the last few moments of this 12-year-old's life. video his family wants you to see. first, we see rice pacing the sidewalk. brandishing what looks to be a weapon. at one point, even taking a two-handed shooting stance. all the while, police say he was being watched. >> the gentleman sitting in the gazebo is the gentleman that called in to our dispatch center. >> here's the initial call to 911. >> i'm sitting in the park at west boulevard by the west boulevard [ inaudible ]. there's a guy with a pistol. he's pointing it at everybody. >> reporter: the caller points out twice the gun is probably fake. >> the guy keeps pulling it in and out of his pants. it's probably fake but it's scaring the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: here's the clip that shows why the man called 911. the object that looks like a handgun, we

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because i knew the police was there and covering the situation. >> george howell joins me live. any idea of a motive for this person? >> reporter: anderson you, know, it is still unclear what the motive was. why did the gunman come to this campus? go into that library? and start shooting wounding three people? the people wounded we know, none were targeted according to police. after officers examined the cell phone of the suspect. after they red journal entries that he allegedly wrote they believe he thought he was being targeted anderson. targeted by the government. in fact, in a news conference when pressed about his mental stability. officers described him as beingen a stabeing in a state of crisis. >> are you getting a since how the students were coping tonight. seems there was high praise for a lot of of students, for school authorities and police? >> you hear a lot of that tonight. you do get the sense that people who were in that building are starting to recover. from what was an absolutely terrifying ordeal. people just didn't know what to do? where to go? to get away to

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cnn's george howell has the video and the details, but i just have to warn you, the video capturing the moments the boy was shot is graphic and may be very tough to watch. >> reporter: this video was recorded on a security camera in a cleveland park, and it shows tamir rice moving in and out of view. keep in mind, these are the last few moments of this 12-year-old's life. a video his family wants you to see. first, we see rice pacing the sidewalk, brandishing what looks to be a weapon. at one point, even taking a two-handed shooting stance. all the while, police say he was being watched. >> the gentleman sitting in the gazebo is the gentleman that called into our dispatch center. >> reporter: here's that initial call to 911. >> i'm sitting in the park at west boulevard by the west boulevard rapid transit station. and there's a guy in here with a pistol. and it's probably a fake one, but he's pointing it at everybody. >> reporter: in fact, the caller points out twice the gun is probably fake. >> the guy keeps pulling it in and out -- it's probably fake, but you know what, he's scaring th

our george howell has the video and details, but we must warn you this video capturing the moments theic and may not be appropriate for everyone to watch. >> this video was recorded on a security camera in a cleveland park. it shows tamir rice moving in and out of view. keep in mind, these are the last few moments of this 12-year-old's life. the video his family wants you to see. first, we see rice pacing the sidewalk, brandishing what looks to be a weapon. at one point even taking a two-handed shooting stance. all the while police say he was being watched. >> the gentleman sitting in the gazebo is the gentleman that called into our dispatch center. >> reporter: here's that initial call to 911. >> i'm sitting in the park at west boulevard. there's a guy with a pistol. he is, like, pointing it at everybody. >> in fact, the caller points out twice the gun is probably fake. >> the guy keeps pulling it in and out of his pants. it's probably fake, but it's scaring the [ bleep ] out of us. >> here's the clip that shows why the man called 911. the object that looks like a handgun we now know

here's george howell.moments before this boy was shot but i have to warn you it is graphic so could be tough for to you watch. here you go. >> reporter: this video was record on a security camera in a cleveland park and it shows tamir rice moving in and out of view. first we see rice pacing the sidewalk brandishing what looks to be a weapon. at one point even taking a two handed shooting stance. all the while police say he was being watched. >> the gentleman sitting in the gazebo is the gentleman that called into our dispatch center. >> reporter: here's the initial call into 911. >> i'm sitting in the park at west boulevard by the west boulevard rapid transit station. and there's a guy in here with a pistol and it's probably fake. >> reporter: the caller points out twice the gun is probably fake. >> the guy keeps pulling it in and out. it's probably fake but you know what he's scaring people. >> reporter: here's the clip why the man called 911. the object that looks like handgun we now know is really a toy

san francisco girl missing for a week now. 12-year-old amani howell left her school monday and was spotted in oakland on international boulevard yesterday afternoon. she is 5'4 q. 160 pounds. amani seen wearing black pants with a cutoff shirt if you have information on her whereabuts urged to call san francisco police. >> reacting to the murder of a 14 clear old student. a bay area district took a strong stand against violence and guns. voting to take education on violence into the classroom to save lives. jean elle, young students poured their hearts out asking for help. >> reporter: 8th grade students who experienced a loss of a friend to street vie lents came here urging commission tires pass an anti-violence resolution. they don't want any one to feel the sadness nay feel. >> i still some times think i can go take to him and stuff. he is not really gone. >> violence affected me. >> reporter: at 13, zeke knows the pan of losing a friend to violence in san francisco. his classmate, 14-year-old roshon williams was stabbed to death by a teen in september. >> stuff has to be changed so more

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. >> i'm peter howell. >> as steve mentioned, we are part of a volunteer group called code for america. now code for america is a non-profit organization, what they do is they try to bring people who are working in technology, wo ven together with the groups that need the help with the different kinds of projects and so the space we work in is called civic tech and so there may be a lot of different ways in which people who are working in the tech industry, can help out with government programs or social programs that might need some of these resources but don't have the money to be able to actually hire those people. so that is kind of a space that we are in, we are all volunteers. and so we are part of the local chapter and it is called the sf brigade, and we are one of the many group of volunteers of many different projects that they are working on. and we focused on the taking the data that steve and jessy have helped us really understand taking that, and making it much more accessible to the public. so, we are going to just walk you through, what we have created. and we will take

city, 35 in the suburbs, mostly cloudy, windy, chilliment to we're really going to see the winds howell, gusts over 40 miles per hour possible, at least the sunshine, much more on the sunday forecast and the full seven day forecast still ahead. joyce, karen? >> thank you, caitlin. well known mummer and his daughter now charged in a attack against homeless man, happened in queen village, police say, receipt ' dematto beat the man bat. carman dematto, accused of shooting the victim in the leg. all happened last week, right over at second and carpenter streets. the demato thought the guy was breaking in cars, now both charged with aggravated assault. >> five people died during a fast moving fire inside an apartment near the commuter campus of the university of southern maine. the flames broke out just after 7:00 this morning. the fire gutted the two story building, police say in addition to those five deaths, there was a daring escape, another person had to jump from a second floor window. that person is in critical condition tonight. seven others got out that far burning building, safely,

she is imani howell, missing for over a week last seen in the mission and on international boulevard in oakland in areas with pimps and underaged girls. >> it's a nightmare you can't wake up from. you can't help but think the horrific things that could be happening to her. >> as the search continues, police are trying to find imani by tracking her cell phone. >>> a sad day for education turns into an ongoing camp-out for uc students. coming up next, the politics behind the planned tuition hikes. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do live at the dmv in san jose where the state of california is ramping up to get driver's licenses to more than a million undocumented immigrants. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i didn't think this was going to stop. i had no idea this was going to stop ever. i thought it was never going to stop. i thought i was just going to die. >> the sonoma county sheriff's department is defending itself after deputies repeatedly tased a man who fought back when they tried to book him for dui. >> students interrupted the board of regents meeting as the uc board approved a tuition increas

. >> julie howell, owner of lamb's ears, can't remember a shop local push this significant. >> it was just an eye opener from a merchant standpoint of let's get on board with this. let's try to educate our people. >> it's hard to miss the excitement of live local, because you see it everywhere you go. there are stickers, banners, and t-shirts that are worn by business owners and employees. >> these are a product that the chamber came up with, and they've kind of just taken off. >> shoppers will also notice locally made products, which get special recognition. >> we ask all of the businesses in mountain brook to come up with a list of items that they were already selling that were made locally, and so then we branded them so people knew when i buy that, those pair of earrings, they weren't made in new york, they're being made here in alabama. >> julie carries the work of about three dozen area artisans at her store alone. >> all of our customers love a story. they love to know about the artist. they love to know kind of where they came from, what was their inspiration. and we have that

imani howell left her school in san francisco on november 10th. and was spotted monday on international boulevard in oakland. >> pam:she is described as about 5 -feet- 4 inches tall, 161 -pounds with brown eyes and black hair. >> pam:police say, she was last seen wearing black yoga pants, a cut-off shirt and high heels, according to police. >> pam:the bay area is in for several days of rain. it's coming right for us overnight. >> pam:kron four's chief meterologist jacqueline bennett has your first look tonight at this new storm system. >> jacqueline: storm trecker report is showing that a few returned are popping up along the north bay coast line but we are not seen any of that rain hit the ground. let me show you, temperatures are in the fifties and low 60s. uc the 56 degree temperatures in oakland with the point at 41 degrees. they have to be at the same level of each other and not far apart before the rain hit the ground. >> jacqueline: we are going to see some of this system move in overnight. we will look at the series of storms coming up! >>

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