television is the first visual internet t v station in the vatican county california i'm randy hanson and in today's news next week a panel of doctors an air quality experts will answer questions parents have about the health effects  ozone on young children nonprofit group save the air in the vet account he will sponsor the event titled living with ozone how to keep your children safe the meeting will be held from seven to nine p m on monday july twenty third  nevada county board of realtors esther lee hall at three thirty six crown point circle and grass valley the purpose of the meeting is to explore what to situation is and what the options are said dr jeff kane founder of nevada county breathers he will present a slideshow with state with state and county statistics showing the air effects poor air quality has on developing respiratory systems of children this year the american lung association ranked nevada county thirteenth worst in the nation for high ozone levels high ozone can cause asthma and exasperate the disorder can say children ages ten to eighteen who are raised in an area with high ozone levels develop hampered lung growth according to a two thousand and two children's health study published by the department of prevention from the university of southern california school of medicine department the study also found children living in high ozone environments have less lung function by the time they the age of eighteen they can't run as far basically their young lungs don't work as well and here's the kicker thing the changes are irreversible that's what scares parents here the rate of nevada county kids with asthma grew from ten point five percent in two thousand and one to seventeen point three percent in two thousand and three about one in six according to the phone survey conducted by first five california children in families commission statewide thirteen point three percent of children have asthma the good news is five out of six kids don't have asthma in nevada county cain said most kids don't have most kids will never get as much besides again monday night panel will include asthma and vada county for more information contact at two six five five nine four nine or five five nine one four eight six and another story low income families will get the financial help they need to fix while the grass valley veterans memorial building will get the face lifted needs both thanks to a state funding recently awarded to the county to county will receive five hundred thousand dollars in proposition one c housing bond funds from the state this is the first time we have received it since two thousand and one so we are very excited said nina bigley program director for the county's community development agency she said the competition is stiff for the grant requires an examination of housing density income and poverty levels when you look at nevada counting our statistics are much better than in central valley bigley said the money will be used to replace foundations sidings doors heating systems and renovate renovations done for health and safety reasons big said but money comes in as a grant to the county and as loan to the homeowner loan to the homeowners payment is deferred for fear in years after which a three percent simple interest is applied to the loan  account it can loan up to sixty thousand per applicant but generally average is twenty thousand to forty thousand because it said for the veterans building the california department of housing and community development awarded the county fifty seven thousand and eight dollars in proposition forty six housing bond funds also known as workforce housing reward program funds the board of supervisors have decided a lot of people get out of the veterans building because he said the workforce housing reward program funds are a reward to the community and are based on the number of building permits issued for single family homes to low income homeowners last year fifteen permits were issue and in another story out of camp david doctors removed five small polyps from president bush's colon on saturday after he temporarily transferred the powers of his office for two hours to vice president dick cheney under the rarely invoked twenty fifth amendment the pullups or gross in his large intestine were found during a routine colon cancer scan they are measured less than a centimeter and none appeared worrisome white house spokesman scott stanzel said the colonoscopy performed at the camp david presidential retreat last thirty one minutes the polls have been sent from microscopic examination to the national naval medical center in maryland results are expected within seventy two hours most pull ups are benign or non cancerous but over time some types of polyps can grow and turn into cancer to be safe doctors remove all polyps and test the bush invoked a disability clause of the constitution it's seven sixteen a m eastern daylight time and transferred his authority to cheney who was at his home in chesapeake bay in st michael's maryland about thirty miles east of washington that's in occurred it required cheney to take official action during this transfer of power the transfer of power took place with letters which sent to the house speaker nancy pelosi and senator robert byrd president pro tempore the senate bush reclaimed the powers at nine twenty one a joshua bolten white house counsel fred fielding and national security adviser stephen hadley later bush played with the dogs barney and miss beasley and planned a bike ride in the afternoon at the presidential compound and examination it was the third time that the president presidential disability cause has been invoked during a screening on july twenty ninth two thousand and two bush relinquish power to cheney for more than two hours and what normal days were found during that scan if you like nine hundred eighty five president reagan had surgery and turned over power to his vice president george h w bush for the general population a colonoscopy to screen for call again answer is recommended every ten years but for people at higher risk or will be reported this year by fifty two thousand people in the united states and in another story the beginning restaurants beginnings of a restaurant in deerfield drive will was felled thursday to make way for a new construction right away said franchise owner gary lyon first will be the foundation parking lot underground connections and road work which will hope to be finished by mid september from their line said depending on whether he would like to have the building up in a roof on it by october fifteenth but said this may be optimistic we'll see how far we get before the weather flies wind said if work is able to stick to the optimistic time frame interior work could continue into the fall with completion in opening time some time in the winter it's just hard to tell at this point but we would be open for business a week or two after construction is complete whenever that happens danielle michelle morey project planner with the town said the new structure will be closer to the create created western portion of deerfield drive which will be repaved in front of the fast food restaurant the project will likely improve the intersection of deer field drive and coldstream road possibly with a stop sign and put in a length of sidewalk in front of the new building in past hurtles mission maurice said the town has issued all the necessary permits for new taco bell but the restaurant faces few challenges earlier in planning process environmental contamination from previous site owners franchise side that had to meet tricky standards and questions about how the restaurant would fit into the town's new affordable housing policy took time to work through originally met with resistance to change purple and magenta colors were later permitted by the planning commission but on a  the sun reported two years ago next came a new town requirement for new projects to include affordable housing but the town grew to talk about its application came in before the new ordinance then in two thousand and six with oil in it had to be cleaned up on the site line stayed replaced replacing it came terminated soil and now the police blotter and the pictures in the blotter are not from actual events only grass valley on thursday at two forty five p m a caller from church street reported several skateboarders were on church street in front of a a mother cat and her litter were living near the dumpster by the retaining wall of the follower center the litter had easy access to the street a caller was afraid the kittens would jump into the street police notified animal control possibly hidden under his seat covers patrols were advised at ten forty five pm a woman called from a gas station at hughes road to report a man in a black pass finder had been following her running every stop sign along the way police for warrants on friday at twelve forty four a m police stopped a vehicle on west main street at south school street and arrested a twenty one year old man on suspicion of drunken driving and position of drug county sheriff's office on thursday at two twenty three p m woman called from valley road near easy street to report a man was in violation of a court order for visitation the man would possibly be getting into a black trooper with the caller's children a man drinks twenty four pack of beer a day and had likely been drinking deputy would contact the woman for twenty four p m call it from seventeen thousand block a river ranch road reported the neighbors to pick balls got into her yard and killed six chicken the woman said the dogs were acting vicious towards her as well the woman wanted animal control to respond ten twenty one pm a woman called from the ten thousand block of robin avenue to report finding another woman's underwear box the caller had heard earlier in the morning believe  suspicious when we did not want deputies to contact her on friday at twelve thirty three am a caller from the eleven thousand block of alta vista our reported the caller stepdaughter was attempting to break into the residence dispatchers her glass breaking in a background deputies determined no crime was committed and finally the vatican city police department on thursday at ten fifty five a m a caller from the one hundred block of broad street reported vandalism and now around the world story  presidential candidate and current california attorney general edmund brown jr today submitted a video question for monday's you tube c n n presidential debate calling on the presidential candidates to explain exactly how they will dramatically reduce the mission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases brown's you tube video challenges come on the heels of june eighth letter to each major candidate who questioned support for the rights of california and eleven other states to curb greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles in two days to challenge brown notes that scientists warn us to greatest threat to america and other countries as climate disruption and global warming and he asked t candidates as the next president what will you do about it how long how will you get this country and other nations to dramatically reduce the mission of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases global warming is the most important long term environmental issue facing our nation and candidates must tell us where they stand brown stated whether or not you tube slug says this submission it's candidate to be credible must provide voters w clear and specific plan for dramatically reducing greenhouse gases thereby forestalling a climate catastrophe brown recently testified before congress in the united states environmental protection agency to win federal approval of landmark global warming regulations that would cut greenhouse gas emissions by thirty percent these regulations become operative only upon the approval of the u s environmental protection agency so far the e p a has refused to act on california's request brown sent a letter to the nation's major presidential candidates challenging them to formally join california connecticut maine maryland massachusetts new jersey new york oregon pennsylvania rhode island resembles a ghost town it looks to vast vast deeded he told the associated press reporter who company dam on display were rows of abandoned shops empty homes piled with debris all were evidence of the retreat  for a reconciling anytime soon between the two rival religious sects shiites and sunni's in a desperate battle for power here you can sense the quandary facing the bush administration by unpopular war with no end in sight after more than four years in at least three thousand six hundred thirty one u s military does the sunnis in cydia have been driven away campbell called it a purge by encroaching extremists of the mahdi army the shiite militia the camel says is using gang land style tactics to gain ground sunni extremists affiliated with al qaeda terrorist groups are beginning to slip into the same neighborhood the problem inside dia shows how complex this war is also show how many u s military officers in iraq believe they must suspend a troop build up despite strong opposition by many in congress while beyond september that is when an important review of the build up result is due and they exposed t o division in iraqi government included a persistent fear among the majority of shiites the sunnis are determined to regain the dominant position they held under the late iraqi leader saddam hussein on saturday a group of american officers led by the first calvary other deputy commanding general brigadier general vincent brooks met at an american base in the southern reaches of the dia with an advisor to the sun deputy prime minister salaam aus to buy books plus the case for iraqi government action in as well as in even more troubles an area of door just to the east brooks and colonel rick gibbs commander of the fourth brigade first infantry division which is in charge of the dia and throughout the larger area of southern baghdad known as she'd made the case lead for the national governors government to hire more local cities as police and to improve local public services there's not enough iraqi army troops to go around give told a p so the government needs to authorize more sunni volunteers for the police force also the government needs to put more money into the rebuilding area starting with electricity water and sewage services that have been stated he said the american military can help in the short term but they cannot be expected to provide the ultimate answer it has to be an iraqi solution good stated but brooks and gives heard from colleagues a sunni was a familiar complaint that the problem is with shiites the root of the problem is related directly to the prime minister himself kalid said referring to sectarian driven advisers are stirring the prime minister away from an accommodation with the sunnis and delayed efforts to improve conditions inside callid say so one local sunni volunteers to join forces with interpreter and into the mix is the presence of the dia of the iraqi national police you know and as the wolf brigade campbell said was well earned reputation for human rights violations he said he is leery of the brigade commander interviewed the area of problem show why it is too early for u s troops to leave we need a lot of work to build our forces and make them stronger than they are today he said to the interpreter we need  troops to be around for many months to come reminded of the pressure in congress to pull out troops would counsel patience it needs a lot of study before the decision can be made maybe at the beginning of the year in the middle of next year it will be time to begin pulling out and that's it for today except now here we have our weather mostly sunny skies today near sacramento afternoon highs in the low to mid ninet it breezy today and gusty through the delta up to thirty mph possible the san joaquin valley will see sunshine today in the mid ninety's for your afternoon highs and mix of eighty's to ninety's heading through the foothills today truckee should be in the upper seventy's to lower eighty's this afternoon and gusty winds up to twenty miles per hour possible expect slightly warmer daytime highs to the end of the weekend on sunday with mainly sunny conditions that's it for today enjoy your weekend thanks a lot for watching and see you tomorrow