bert, melanie and their daughter, sandy. you were here for the typhoon, but you were safe because you were staying where we are now just on a hill. just tell me what it was like when typhoon haiyan struck. very frightening -- we don't know what to do. -- thinking about my family, >> and melanie, you came up here because you thought it would be safer, but when you went back to where your house was, what had happened to that and your friends and other relations? >> our house is already falling down. we have friends here with their daughters, and also someone always died. >> what has life been like since the typhoon, how frightening has it been? what has been happening in this town? >> yes, everything is destroyed. >> and what about the reports of armed gangs going around, what has happened here? people left prison, what did they do? >> they came in the house in every village and they ask for food or money. we don't have money, you going to kill us. >> and were people killed? >> yes. >> and reports of women also being -- >> yea

. >> 26-year-old melanie martins is the kind of person he is talking about. she lives with her parents south of amsterdam. though she has a graduate degree, she is working at "star wars" bucks and looking for a better job. . >> i hope to stop working at 65. maybe if i save up some money myself on top of my pension. it should be possible. it is hard to think about something that is 40 years future. >> john martins, her dad, is a 50-year-old railway engineer and he is worried about melanie's future. that she won't have the comfortable retirement he is expecting. but even his retirement has already been delayed. i counted on until i was 61. then i worked for 40 years for the dutch railway. the government said i have to work until i'm 67 so that's still quite a while. >> the retirement age is going up because in the netherlands, much like the u.s., their population is getting older. there are more retirees and they're living longer. for the dutch, that mean more payments coming out of pension funds for longer and also like the u.s., there are fewer young workers

melanie (clapping). >> good morning, everyone. my name is melanie i'm the director of the san francisco department of the environment. i want to thank you all for helping us celebrate electric vehicles in san francisco. before i introduce the mayor i want to introduce other activities. also wanted to thank you for your leadership moreen in helping to adopt the electrician of electric vehicles. so in san francisco we know that transportation is responsible for the second highest attribute for to our green e mediation in the city that comes from cars and trucks. we know if we are going to meet our ambitious climate goals we've got to think about alternatives in gasoline powered vehicles. your greenhouse gas e mediation will be lessen counting the e mediation from power plants. but the good news is in san francisco you can drive a car cleaner than anywhere in the u.s. we're nearly 20 percent renot to my knowledgeable and california will be 33 percent less. you'll be driving particle carbon free from the city hiding drove electric fac

melanie, and one, quick question about the party which was great, you know, we at one point there was 200 folks and at one point, i noticed that there were four commissioners, just as a point of clarification from the city attorney, what is mr. brown and his brown act say about the four commissioners? we can say hey what is going on, i like your shoes and good party and we can't talk about the environment commission business? >> we were not using survey monkey at the party. >> yeah. >> if you want to go ahead i will find the exact. >> okay, just curious, because there might be a time when all seven of us are there celebrating, what do we do, we look the other way and we just say, you know, what happened to the 9ers this weekend? what do we do? >> we under no circumstances will talk about that. we could talk about the english premier league you will get at least two of us interested in that. subject matter. >> okay. and then, i don't think that we have action. yes. >> as stated in the city's good government guide which is a summary of the public meeting laws and public record laws, the

. ♪ what is justices >> melanie accomplished musician and her friend were asked to write a wrong forization. >> there was a kind of lightning strike between the three of us. >> it was overwhelming. it gets overwhelming thinking about it. >> reporter: that three-hour conversation morphed into a 12-song project. one song recounts the last time he saw his mother's face the day he was sentenced. ♪ my mother's face >> and she didn't get a chance to see me be released. she went to her grave that i had been falsely accused of something i didn't do. ♪ i would give everything to see my momma's face ♪ >> the music is penned and performed by melanie and ben with spoken word from clarence. >> he has a sort of almost lyrical sense of how he describes his experience. ♪ only god knows that -- >> in these songs they might be my life story, but i want people to know that this life story that i went through, there are people going through it today that need to go out of there. >> reporter: today clairence is married to the woman who first told him about the innocents program. through this music, he sa

well for more we're going to go live to los angeles where melanie helmand joins us on the telephone melanie what is the latest finale acts. i went down at least another year on occasion i'm standing on the piano the fbi it here they hate but it's coming down a little bit. don't you dare. shooting it away for a security screener and shooting. i've been shooting the game to another. but that's not completely. during her short to hear from the airport. you see are for right now what is the situation been like that i cry as i have to shake it shake it and i didn't think much of arriving i should do it. at any of the area. on the ground. boot space everything is. at the airport i believe it will take a few hours. he recalled alright million won thanks very much for joining us from los angeles. with the leader of the pakistani taleban lion hunting law niece who has been killed in the u s drone strike. this attack comes just one day after the government announced it had started peace talks with the group. county officials say four other suspected militants were also killed in the strike. soon he i

melanie woodrow, kpix 5. >> nutritionists also say swap out clear containers for opaque ones. if you can't see the food, you're less likely to eat it when you're not hungry. >> i got one for you. go outside and walk up the hills of san francisco in the wind. >> don't be so obvious. you can exercise? what does that have to do with anything? that's a good tip. how windy is it? the answer is probably blowing in the wind especially at the de young museum tonight. that's where the kpix 5 mobile weather lab is. it's blowing around a little bit. the winds in downtown san francisco about 21 miles an hour. and i take it all back. there's not a pompom waving. [ laughter ] >> sometimes you -- you know, you have questions like is this -- do you guys do the news live? ladies and gentlemen, that's proof. >>> north and east bay hills we have wind advisories tonight. it is blowing out there in santa rosa, gusts to 40 miles an hour. it's going to favor the north bay peaks and the gusts could be up to 45. power lines coming down, tree limbs coming down, maybe not the palm trees. south bay not a

medical says: and we have melanie: >> what do you think? ground? >> if we're really talking middle ground. abortions at 20 weeks. it sounds very middle. but the discussion shouldn't be about middle ground. it should be about human rights, and this idea that abortion is an american freedom. i think that's perverse. women's empowerment shouldn't be reduced to be able to kill our children. this idea that we're empowered through abortion is a lie. are women being empowered by boyfriends taking them to a clinic saying you have to do this, and bosses saying you're not going to get the promotion. there are so many cases but in every case, you see in the more severe cases, desperation, i have to do this. we can do better as women than to kill children, especially these children that are feeling the pain. [ talking at the same time ] >> antoinette, what are the consequences to women's rights if this passes? >> well, i don't like a government that has control over women's bodies like china. that's one of the beautiful things that roe v. wade did in my mind,

clarence, it is great to meet you, melanie and ben, too.on't you begin and we'll listen and enjoy. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ i knew i was nent ♪ ♪ so when the judge had his say ♪ somehow i never thought i would be locked away ♪ ♪ i was too young to understand ♪ they had put me in my place ♪ and i turned around and saw her face ♪ ♪ my mama's face ♪ my mama's face ♪ i would give everything ♪ to see my mama's face ♪ and when i heard they lost the evidence ♪ ♪ i knew my hope had died ♪ and i would spend my life on the inside ♪ ♪ there was still a little bit of mercy ♪ ♪ there was still a little touch of grace ♪ ♪ when i was alone and i could picture her face ♪ ♪ my mama's face ♪ my mama's face ♪ i could see everything ♪ i was still in prison ♪ when they told me she had passed ♪ ♪ seemed like dying is the only thing that lasts ♪ ♪ my mama's face ♪ my mama's face ♪ my mama's face ♪ my mama's face ♪ a after 18 years in prison ♪ ♪ she didn't get to see ♪ that the truth exonerated me ♪ now i am a free man ♪ and i'm trying to find my place ♪ ♪ but my dearest

i am circling the depth with melanie to help put this together. she's already whispered in my ear you're going to be front and center of this program. we want this program to be made available to all our san franciscan homeownership's right now and remove a obstacle to help renew our energy systems. through this system homeownership's can make payment through their property tax bill that can prepared. >> 20 years of payment that helps to eliminate the large costs for those ub8dz and combined with other energy watch and water conservatism rebates it can help people save money on wave and this makes economic success that were we can as sxhaefrl adequately explains this will have an increased demand for this program for water skepticism and energy conservatism projects it will yeast good jobs that will be sustainable for a long time. we invest in you to be the skill set the people working on people's homes 0 you can have good clean green jobs and we'll begin by hiring people in the spanish community to have faith so this program will be theirs for al

. >> megan white san francisco conservatism board and a melanie conservatism commission. >> dr. proper of the over and over side core. >> thank you do slum firm. >> do solemn firm. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the state agency of the california. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic arrest all minimums foreign and domestic. >> it that i will bear true faith and a alliance to the constitution of the united states and to the constitution of the state of california. >> it e that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental recess vase and that i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter during such time asia i hold the office of. >> for the city and county of san francisco. for the city and county of san francisco >> congratulations i want to thank you. (clappin (clapping). >> >> okay. welcome to our special rules committee meet for thursday october 31st, 2013. i'm specify norm yee i'll be chairing this meeting and periphery cowen and supervisor breed to my right. the clerk islipid pr th

. >> meet melanie and ron rose. they're from oklahoma. >> my wife is always working and trying to save money and shrink our budget. >> you're getting dirtier. >> sometimes i actually do want to take my own shower here and there. >> tlc reached out to the family to be part of their series because mom, melody, had a blog where she wrote about their frugle living. >> i ration the shampoo and body wash. that's enough for a month, we run out, that's it and everybody is good about rationing. >> this is how they they've chosen to live. it may not be for everybody. >> over the course of a month, this family, they only spend $1,000. >> i don't use toilet paper. i use toilet paper from town. you use it and you put it when you're done, and you put it into this bag. >> it airs on wednesday, 9:00 p.m., 8:00 central. >> rock climbing is fun, exhilarating, pulse peending. you have four climbers on a spire in norway, that spires about 49 feet tall. this whole video being shot by one of those little phantom quad cop terse. they have

four years ago melanie and her husband weren't sure they would get the chance to watch their daughtere home from kindergarten. >> her prognosis was five years which right now we are at 4 1/2. >> lily has an incurable form of brain cancer. the struggles for the family, not just emotional. >> we couldn't do it. we had to live with my parents. we lost our house. >> the family reached out for help to brave a nonprofit that raises money and awareness about childhood cancer. >> we provide for families that need them, gas cards, grocery cards. we do home repair and i am movements. >> tom mitchell started still brave after losing his own daughter to cancer. helping 10 to 15 families at a time he says every day he sees people asking for help, sometimes with darker motives. >> immediately i saw red. i was angry. i was very angry. >> she knows that better than anyone. her son christian had a profile on a different fund-raising website, giveforward.com. describing his terminal heart condition and asking for money to go towards surgery. the only problem? >> my son is fine. and he doesn't have a he

(melanie) ok. okay. i love ybye. (melanie) bye. hey! hi. what are you doing? (kimmy) why?calling everybody to go over what they're in charge of the day of the wding. (kimmy) oh jesus, i know what i'm in charge of. what are you in charge of? (kimmy) i gotta make sure everyone eats thank you. (kimmy) you're a pain in the butt. i know-- but you love me. (kimmy) i have to. all right. i love you, bye. (kimmy) bye. hey! bitches! (announcer) after harassing her sisters, amanda turns to her bridesmaid leeann, who came over to help put together the bathroom baskets. i guess you're supposed to have these basks r etiquette, to let your guests have anything that they forgot or if anything gets messed up. and their breath stinks. all the little things that they forgot because they haven't had a year to plan for this wedding like i have. all right, you do women's, i'll do men's. i don't want the bows to look stupid. i'm bad at bows. i'll try. (laughs) you know what? i don't even want a bow. i don't even want a bow. (leann) we can use those. i'm a craft idiot. that's all right-- i'm craf

melanie diaz who played his girl friend is up for supporting. and the awards will be presented march 1st in santa monica. >>> the cal bears battling syracuse at the maui invitational. >>> time to check in with gasia in the newsroom. >> julie, san francisco is seeking new solutions to its housing problem. tonight the mayor ed lee outlined an effort to maintain affordable housing what she says is behind the city's soaring eviction rate and his effort to curb the law. >>> the cal basketball team is over in hawaii and mark is here to tell us how they're doing. >> they're doing better -- >> every time it starts out that way. >> they're doing better than the football team. but in particular tonight they did not do all that great. however they stuck with one of the top rated teams in the country that would be number eight syracuse in the maui invitational. halftime it was all tied. syracuse however a jolt here, jeremy grant off the mark and there's the slam return. 19 points inbound pass. trevor cooney will get it right back and pop the three a 9-2 run

here's one from melanie, she writes it puts the responsibility of rape prevention on women. should we wear these all the time? because most sexual predators know they're victims. >> anything that can deter a sex assault is worth having. great innovation. we invite to you join the conversation on the wusa9 facebook page. >>> here's another story with folks up in arms or maybe not. >> the government says you can say goodbye to transfats for good. wusa9's ken molestina on where the transfats are and where it's already extinct. >> reporter: washington dc has a reputation for being a healthy place, especially with all the organic options around town as to where to buy your foods. what better place to talk to about this fda plan than inside the whole foods. >> i think reducing transfats is a good idea. >> reporter: the fda's move is completely getting all the transfats from the american food supply. some companies have taken it upon themselves to remove it from their products. it's a popular idea among health conscious consumers. others don't agree with it. >> i think it's more go

stuff like that and so in keeping that in mind, i wanted to also thank the commission and, thanking melanie, for reading this department, and giving this department the direction that remembers that it is community first. and it is community second. >> and it is community last. and that is what the environment is all about thank you all. >> mr. bryant, any other public comments? >> commissioner stephenson? >> i am just wondering how many graduates graduate thised year in the program? >> so the question was how many graduates from this first wave of graduates? >> we started with a class of ten and i would say, 8 from the first class, we have had 13 total and presently there are 16 apprentices at rec and part. and this is a fabulous program and everybody should be sort of commended for it. i was wondering if there was an opportunity to expand to this other trades that are around, sort of one could also the city could also partner with with the local around other sort of building related activity. >> thank you for your question, commissioner. the apprenticeship, it is kind of standardized by t

high pressure system on the dominating green clear skies to the sense that the evident magic system melanie providing very wet and windy conditions the british isles as well as the scandinavian peninsula the scandinavian peninsula mostly see some snow. what makes wintry precipitation style homes on the up to six degrees. despite the sunshine and moscow and ten six also is a very different story here in the end very end when some up. i'm sure the new record a daily high knees have been in the constant me across the spain for example but manger is reaching it's seventeen degrees and easily warmer than usual in this band at twenty one and eateries. this is due to the one they're going from north western africa. not cause the eastern continental hegemony first start off by talking about a tropical depression it's another system that is likely to develop into a tropical storm that doesn't mean they're a nice person and very active season so far and add the warm sea surface level of orissa the sequel provides an energized to sustain it and will provide a lot of heavy rain across the western half

would be put into the country an effort to appeal to the super rich according to david jones and melanie leave reuters which account for forty five percent of all for now called golden china beach about eleven. the cure for now. you mean more than i do every year. which of the mill which he will continue having a tough time competing with. i do can be sold for pennies on the renminbi. we still have the market after more than that in higher end product the team goes for low quality black. always he might have a huge market in places like hotels and catering companies in china but the drop in sales and paper still consider for one of privilege. why do they do drink of choice despite multiple quality candle and the anti corruption crackdown in the health and wealth. but china will continue drinking bottle of regular lamenting to be the much smaller chunk of the market for which he covered the case could change he and other foreign to become a more integrated part of china cabinet. okay that's all we have time for the date of the china price watch don't let them cool a bit like living in chi

melanie says it has gone too far right. it's hard to keep supporting them but i don't want to support the democrats either. >> prosser gives an example of moderate, rand paul, ron paul, gory gaffer johnson. gran gam ling says this is driven by the religious right. it's the church that needs to evolve. henry on facebook says it isn't about marriage. it is the gay community want for everyone to accept their lifestyle as normal. geoff >> i want to get you in this conversation. what is the modern moderate republican? a lot paint the tea party as extreme but a lot of republicans are leaving the party to join the tea party. what's the new normal now? >> moderate is a slippery term. it's easier to say what a conservative is rather than what a moderate is. a moderate is basically a practicing mma pragmatitist. actually it's how to get things done so much as articulating the way things ought to be. >> it's mentioned some republicans are leaning more toward the tea party. can traction? >> a lot of this comes down to basic problems th

also took in the coral spawning which is easy to spot due to slick on the surface and apartments melanie and well pitched six of the possum of the ocean off to eat eat all the eggs i think i've got a good day so i think it's a bit like a slave states are the banks of the kids and they seem names and sound. lots of calls that exist beyond is like super nice out. really i expected but it's out there that's been dying to know what it is amazing. it's actually say that some of the permit. so it was amazing. morning is believed to be one of the best in years due to near perfect sea temperatures of twenty six degree celsius until late november for woman eye the up it is presumed moxie on to the east to go into hosting the world's biggest football tournament mikey has unveiled the country's new national team kicked the revision and the ccc celebrate the event to the festival school therefore key areas i want to focus on when creating this new kit. first one is waiting to ultimate tinkling the second one was delivering a perfect fit the third one was out providing the best in like with performan

also took in the coral spawning which is easy to spot due to streak on the surface and apartments melanie and well fish six of the balsam of the ocean often eats he pulled the eggs. i think i've got a good day so i think it's a bit like a slave states are the banks of the kids and they seem names and sound. carlsbad and historic sites it's like super nice out. it's that the fact is that carried us haven't got what it is amazing. it's actually say that some of the permit is in sight was amazing. worst morning is believed to be one of the best in years due to near perfect sea temperatures of twenty six degree celsius until late november foreman eye. sold in the foothills of the andes in the ski town resort opened fire and watch a new football still many people. he has thanks to his report to the simple and footballing skills quickly and making snowmen see a reference to argentina's most recent soccer star lionel messi. he's just eighteen years old but already argentina for a moment of clarity and then the sale is catching the eye of professional european clubs such as much as you know it's

melanie, and one, quick question about the party which was great, you know, we at one point there was 200 folks and at one point, i noticed

of sixty thousand we represent around the world and we want him released that we are released now melanie gold stranded in cantata trying to see his employer for not paying him has now been refused and once it lisa was foreign workers need in order to leave the country he spoke to the footballer and here's what he told us about his situation and the impact it's having on his family. when i went to the tribunals i never imagined that i wouldn't be able to leave the country i didn't think they would block me my wife is depressed she can't work i thought of going on hunger strike but my lawyers told me not to be already. destroyed would only hurt my wife and kids enough is enough. it's not the only controversy facing carter isaac makes initial twenty to twenty two world cup the country is also facing and welcome attention over the living and working conditions of its migrant construction work is one german investigative journalist even found himself in a qatari jail after trying to film a documentary on labor pieces that he spoke to the man and the interviews available on our website for you

melanie lawrence, when she talks you just sit there. >> french has to be spoken softly to be sexy. >> when you yell it it's not good. i can't speak any languages. what accent turns you on and which one disgusts you? >> you just called bill a [ bleep ]. >> i did not. i said i speak a little bit of french and i went to paris on my honeymoon. i am partial. i love everything french. i love the food, the art everything about france is romantic. >> because of the accent. you went to france on your honeymoon. your husband tipped you $100. what's next. our next segment is going to be on -- >> if you want to go somewhere that's french speaking an just as romantic, quebec. they disagree with us on everything politically but you can hear a sexy accent. >> women just like the accent that is your face, don't they? no matter what comes out out of your voice -- >> i was hoping this question would not be directed to me. >> if you had a french basaccent wouldn't be fair. >> i would be surprised that german and arabic doesn't come in. >> japanese is what somebody is yelling at you. >> don't do that. bi

hundreds more that that within a given that didn't get picked up on the battlefield were sold for melanie and wound up in guantanamo. unfortunately a majority the manager there now are people that have been cleared to be transferred out that our government we have no reason to keep a year after year they sit there and put two and a main dollars each per year the biding their time at one time. it really is a shame. you know of course the only thing is that american americans for the time where the things that bush officials were telling them. if this program had been exposed in june two thousand for two thousand five hundred programs going on keeping on the americans wouldn't even care. i mean considering how was their impression of gitmo detainee is probably not mean that it is hard to get americans interested in guantanamo regardless of the topic and i think the fact that to the agency tried to flip some of the detainees uses ssl think the shock anyone. hear that again creates that odd paradox were cured guilty enough. the new potentially get a free ticket home and if you're not and coul

let's get some reaction from melanie baker, uk economist at morgan stanley.comments reiterating what we saw in the quarterly inflation report. ass yet, nothing to south they'e looking at forward guidance. >> no. they're away from the threshold being reached. asset. the minutes have been on the ground in the past couple of months, as well, in terms of redeveloping the debate. what i'll be looking for will be a sense of whether on the raising interest rate, just this general sense about a rise in interest rates is an inprospect any time soon. >> they have come out with this comment, reiterated time and again at the quarterly inflation report, that bank rate may not rise immediately when the jobless target is met. >> yes. yes. when it's met, they could reset the guidance. i think, you know, carney's comments were interesting in the press conference where he said they won a 7% threshold is met, it's the tradeoff between growth and inflation. it's attractive at that point that they could keep rates low. >> what is interesting, we look at these minutes and i don't

>> it would have to be the passage of melanie's law. how many of you know what the law is? is the change in the drunk driving laws that we accomplished in 2005. for many years, every year, the mothers against drunk driving gave massachusetts a "f" on our laws. we have personal injury lawyers in our legislature and they refuse to have any changes that would cut off the cash cow of all these people who drink, drive, get arrested, and get off. they're are numerous people who've been arrested for drunk driving 10, 12 times in a row. they are time bombs waiting to go off and we have 200 people a year getting killed by drunk drivers. think about that. over 200 people a year. many more are being injured by drunk drivers. you'd think about the misery caused by that problem and it touches thousands and thousands across the commonwealth each year. we have never change the laws to make them stricter. i finally met an amazing family. their daughter, melody, was a 13-year-old girl who got run over by a drunk driver in. daylight when she was coming back from a birthday party as a cheerle

melanie, if you shut up about the (deleted) rain, i will pay attention to the road.arty to wait a little longer, while she goes upstairs to pay the bill. do you have the total? okay. i'm gonna get copies. i'll give you everything. okay, great. thank you. (announcer) while the wedding party waits for amanda's return, the venue discovers her check is bad, prompting the manager to call our bridezilla in for a little chat. (amanda) just get my dad up here. (amanda's dad) what's the total? (amanda) three-thousand-ninet three-thousand-ninety dollars and 64 cents. (pierre) there is no money, there is no wedding-- that's for sure. at situation we've never had in 30 years here, and, uh... my dad's in there lking toomeone abo money, because they won't take a personal check from her. (amanda's da she's viously gonna have to get it in the morning. the bank's not en, no (amanda) it is open-- they called-- 'til 7:00. i have not seen her, yet. i'm actually kind of scared to go upstairs and talk her, because i know she's going crazy, right now. (amanda) all he needs is for us to tra

melanie sloan of the citizens for responsibility and ethics washington says he needs to go. >> trey radel needs to resign. members of congress uphold the law, not break them. >> is it true he's a republican that voted for drug testing for food recipients on a bill that passed this september? that would seem hypocritical. >> it is drew. congressman radel did support that. it's an amendment to the farm bill to allow states to give drug tests to applicants and after his arrest, he finds himself under attack for having one standard for himself and another standard for americans who need food stamps. nancy pelosi said it could humanize this issue for some in an interview with "buzz feed." >> see if he gets the help he needs. there is a lot more happening tonight. >>> anderson, sources tell cnn virginia state senator deeds was stabbed more than ten times by his 24-year-old son who then killed himself. the tragedy happened hours after the senator tried to get psychiatric help for his son under an emergency custody order. deeds was released when no beds were found but three area hospitals said th

jordan who plays grant and melanie diaz, who plays a character named sophina. >>> you have probably seen one of their big, silver trucks out on a bay area highway. sisco foods under investigation by the chp. this comes after the unit uncovered internal records showing big rig drivers logging too many hours along the wheel. they limit the number of hours they can work to keep tired drivers off the road. they say the company is putting profits ahead of safety, pushing drivers to the brink. >> i was trying to get over on the system. he wi we are trying to find that. >> they can create a hazard and concern to everybody out there. >> sisco says the company is extremely focused on safety and has an exemplary inspection record. tonight at 11:00, investigative units showing us how often sisco drivers have logged dangerously long days and how it went undetected by law enforcement. that will be tonight at 11:00. >>> it is 5:20, getting ready for the holidays. a special unveiling happening today in san francisco. >>> looking forward to that. how about packing up and heading out to airports. coast t

caught by a nearby surveillance camera, 20-year-old melanie andrews, seen here in the red car, is waitingce in a very crowded shopping area. on the opposite side of the street, julie brown also waits patiently in her white toyota. as the blue volkswagen pulls away, both women make their move. brown prevails, but andrews is not leaving without a fight. she can be seen pulling her car up to brown's white toyota and revving her engine in an attempt to push brown's car out of the parking space. from inside their vehicle, brown and her son watch in amazement as smoke billows from the spinning tires. when the toyota doesn't budge, andrews throws it in reverse. >> as she was repositioning, i thought that she was going, so we got out of the car to get a ticket. that's when she managed to actually move the car completely out of the space. >> brown's 12-year-old son tries to push his mother's white toyota back into the parking space, but in a match between man and machine, he quickly throws in the towel. an eyewitness describes the scene. >> you could smell burned rubber for ages afterwards. she sh