the ministration building but before these stories give you t v news like thank one of our underwriters who support your only vigil video news media in nevada county that's right it's us t v t v news so why you west of tripoli mass protests against gadhafi through were scheduled to begin afternoon prayers across the country but in tripoli gadhafi supporters set up checkpoints throughout the city to prevent protesters from moving about foreign journalists were ordered not to leave their hotels and internet service has reportedly been cut off in tripoli and benghazi but some protesters in tripoli have defied the crackdown some one thousand protesters reportedly streamed out of  ordered the u s military to be prepared to take action in libya if needed he said this is a danger of a stalemate that over time could be bloody and that is something that we are obviously considering so what i want to make sure is that the united states has full capacity to act potentially rapidly if the situation deteriorated in such a way that you had a humanitarian crisis on our hands or a situation in which civilians were defenseless civilians were finding themselves trapped and in great danger president obama also said that he is also authorized the use of u s military aircraft for their lives and he said we are also responding quickly to the urgent humanitarian needs that are developing tens of thousands of people from many different countries are fleeing libya and we command the government of tunisia and egypt for their response even as they go through their own political transitions and therefore approve the use of u s military aircraft to help move egypt and who have fled to the tunisian border to get back home to egypt authorized u s id to charter additional civilian aircraft to help people from other countries find their way home who are supporting the efforts of international organizations to evacuate people as well as united nations important number of people trying to flee libya has fallen as heavily armored government forces intensified their presence on the tunisian border and on the roads leading up to it roughly fifteen thousand people have been crossing the border every day mubarak a few days before he was forced out of office by a popular uprising former transport minister is some sheriff was tapped to replace him sure of spent his first full day in office by visiting tahrir square where to speak with protesters the new prime minister was carried to and from the stage on the shoulders of people in the square sure to join the protest movement if he was not able to institute their demands which include an end to the longstanding margins the law and release of political prisoners and other reforms protests are occurring across the middle east following friday's prayers in yemen soldiers killed at least four protesters and wounded seven others during demonstrations in the northern province of in saudi arabia's eastern province protesters rallied to demand the release of prisoners who they feel are being held unjustly protests comes one week after saudi authorities arrested a prominent shiite leader who called for saudi arabia to become a constitutional monarchy in iraq thousands of demonstrators have taken to the street to demand economic progress and to corruption protests are reported in baghdad basra and bar and salahadin in an attempt to limit the size of protest iraqi government has banned the movement of vehicles in baghdad and other major cities forcing protesters to walk to the demonstrations yesterday has been described as dave regret to mark one year since the iraq parliamentary elections there have been a number of developments in the wisconsin fight to preserve human rights the two week old occupation of the state capitol building it's ended with the judge ruled the demonstrators could no longer sleep inside but the judge ruled that the building must be open to the public during business hours about fifty protesters left the building peacefully late well this was the other night republican state senators in response and have passed resolution order and police to detain any democratic senator who does not return to the capitol wisconsin's fourteen senate democrats fled the state more than two weeks ago in an attempt to block the passage of an anti union budget bill meanwhile republican governor scott walker so in two issued layoff notices to fifteen hundred workers if the budget bill does not pass new information has come to light about the prison conditions of accused u s army whistleblower bradley manning is being held at the marine brig in quantico virginia according to his lawyer manning was stripped of his clothes on wednesday one day and then forced to remain naked in the cell for seven hours managed calls were returned only after he was forced to stand naked outside yourself during an inspection mandates attorney described the treatment as inexcusable and embarrassment to the military justice system the incident occurred just hours after the military for twenty two additional charges against manning for having allegedly illegally downloaded hundreds of thousands of classified u military and u s department of state documents that were then publicly released by wiki leaks one of the new charges aiding the enemy could carry a death sentence on thursday we could responded to the new charges against u s army private bradley manning who had been accused of illegally downloading and disseminating classified documents and he said they're certainly trying to set an example you know one of these charges carries with it to death penalty and that's a very serious matter and it will also be a serious matter if the charges extended from bradley manning to other people and to us as publishers of the alleged material global food prices have hit a new record high what a surprise rising two point two percent in just the past month price of wheat and rice have increased by seventy five percent over the last year and coffee and sugar across it also skyrocketed fears are growing that the war could break out in ivory coast after seven female protesters were shot dead thursday when they called on president laurent gbagbo to step down now that mission says at least three hundred sixty five people have died since november selection nearly all supporters of of weapons then we saw the bag those tanks they came and opened fire on the old woman killing at least six on the spot seven dead in all after another died in the car we are ready as we don't have the means to defend ourselves we managed to prepare some bombs we're waiting for go back goes element this time we will finish with them california man has sued the barman ministration and the f b i for violating his constitutional rights by tracking his movements with a g p s device hidden on his car twenty year old yasser afifi was alerted to the tracking device by a mechanic last october lawsuit accuses the f b i and u s department of justice of violating his constitutional rights by tracking his movements and conducting searches without a warrant he said i feel like my rights have been violated as an american citizen as a student i don't deserve to be followed or spied on want to have or i should be able to travel back and forth fairly without being held for four hours or interrogated at all now i've already encountered two employees who have had to think twice before hiring me and have denied me the job due to this very incident now i'm not i'm not starting a fight i'm just asserting my rights and i hope that no one else has to go through this nonsense after me s secretary of state hillary clinton surprised many after she's praised the news programming of al jazeera which she criticized over commercialised commercialization of news programs in the united states speaking for the u s senate foreign relations committee clinton said it's united states is losing the information war she said very ship of al jazeera is going up in the united states because it's real news you may not agree with it but you feel like you're getting real news around the clock and out of a million commercials and you know arguments between talking heads and the kind of stuff that we do on our nose which you know is not particularly informative to us but along foreigners well al jazeera english is broadcast to more than two hundred million homes around the world  hardly vailable united states due to what critics have described as media blackout by us cable and satellite providers by the way you can get it as an app on your i phone i watch it and you do have good news university of california berkeley students took over part of we were all on thursday to protest funding cuts to public and higher education is students chained themselves to the ledge of the buildings fourth floor and that's it for news today and sorry about yesterday we had a little glitch and now another thanks to one of our for the police blotter pictures and the blotter not from these actual vents we use for visual aid only as chris valley police department on wednesday nine thirty nine a m call from nine hundred block of golden gate terrace reported gas had been stolen from vehicle tanks  twenty eight p m caller from four hundred block of east main street reported a man pushed a woman down they could not be located one nineteen p m call from one hundred block of mill street reported a woman screaming and the story appeared to have been ransacked was close to an on the street people had neighboring businesses said the woman was a business owner and she had been throwing the clothes into our night p m call from nine hundred block of le bar meddles road block of it by the way reported a man throwing things and then sitting on the curb and he was arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public seven thirty two p m caller from seven hundred block certain way reported a woman was shoplifting which could not be located seven fifty six p m caller from two hundred block of north church street reported vandalism to a vehicle eleven twenty three p m call from kidders cemetery reported nine to twelve juveniles causing a disturbance and possibly trying to break into a window they were twelve o three a m a caller from certain way reported a woman ate a bag of pretzels and then took a cart full of items out of a store and started stuffing them in her vehicle she was arrested on an out of county reported a school bus full of kids stuck in a snow loading twenty am a man from fourteen thousand block clover ridge lane reported a large box of marijuana was delivered to his residence by mistake and twelve fifty one p m a woman from fourteen thousand block a stagecoach way reported suspicious activity including past your gates be open and twelve fifty three p m a man rough ready highway and highway twenty reported his fuel tank had been puncture appliances and furniture taken several vehicles had been taken as well and thursday seven twenty a m a call from rutherford reported it loose cow that a city police department on wednesday two thirty three p m a man from one hundred block of north pine street part of his work truck had been broken into and that's it today for the blotter now no thanks from one of our underwriters who support  count of voluntary manslaughter with the use of deadly weapon mary bay miller seventy four had ploy to plea on january twentieth two thousand and eleven said why should county deputy district attorney elliott sadler big miller will be sentenced and watch your county district court on may twentieth she is currently out on a ten thousand dollars bail once mary bay miller put guilty to voluntary manslaughter we changed her bail status and i would presume she was bailed out that same day numerous phone calls to reno office of tom de laur mary bay miller's attorney have gone unreturned initially bay miller was charged with open murder which count them plates for district council including first degree murder second degree murder voluntary manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter sadd baylor assumed responsibility for the voluntary manslaughter charge said sadler who declined to comment on specifics of the case until after the main sentencing voluntary manslaughter carries a minimum of one year in jail and maximum of ten years in jail according to nevada revised statutes give mellor could face a consecutive sentence of one to ten years due to the use of deadly weapon in the case meaning a maximum sentence would be twenty years but miller was arrested by u home to one thousand block a lake shore drive in klein village she was seventy two a time in the incident according to the affidavit detailing the case charles beard miller was step one hundred sixty to two hundred times with multiple kitchen knives you have to do to also alludes to bear mary b miller suffering panic attacks and she allegedly attempted to overdose on prescription drugs prior to the october incident and historic by angela dia's of the union rain or shine this week's weekend mardi gras celebrations are sure to be in nevada city's biggest party organized by nevada city chamber of commerce and sponsored by the area business the festivities kick off a masquerade ball saturday night wrapped up sunday with a parade and street fair that by the way the story was a recording that saturday but it's actually you're going to hear it on monday it's already happened the only thing different this year is that we're having window decorating contests for businesses downtown and seven tables just said mardi gras committee chairman larry most historic so for best relationship to business and event to city furniture and mattresses for most colorful audible mentions went to tanglewood forest gallery sheer bliss contemporar salon and second time around of the masquerade ball it's a costume ball said the better city freelance writer dave karger who is helping with publicity live music dancing in food it's a really good idea to buy your ticket early from the chamber of commerce because it usually sells out you say five bucks per ticket and having the hall come brothers band is set to play for the third year in a row if you like rock n roll it's good dance music birdsong added traditional cajun food was available including sausage sandwiches gumbo red beans rice and bread pudding so my fare was served on sundays street fair richard f is handling this kid and splitting costs with the chamber to help monetary only the parade itself generates a lot of revenue and the sponsors help a lot to mardi gras gran marshal the unions editor and publisher jeff ackerman king and queen tim and nancy brown grand duke and duchess carle big daddy and jackie spots will be presented at the ball sundays for a family friend to a parade is known for its entertaining and unusual in trees some of the parade entries sound a little colorful this year carter said it will be interesting to see what the people have come up with let's hope the weather holds more than thirty entries scheduled including lawman gilmore school band and popular petting zoo nevada city chamber of commerce executive manager kathy which really emphasized the parade will be conducted regardless of the weather it's rain or sign show and she said we invite everyone to come and bring their umbrellas and wear their rain coats the parade was only been canceled one year in two thousand and eight when i see conditions from snow storm forced officials to call it off last minute birdsong will be riding in the parade with parent heads a group of jimmy buffett fans involved in environmental and community service looking at the kids faces when you hand them beads they're really like it and it's not just adults or partiers coinciding with the parade is the mardi gras off street fair crafts and clothing vendors will be stationed along north pine and commercial street food and drink are for that it's fun event for lots of music and lots of energy it brings a lot of enthusiasm to the town and it encourages people to don their best mardi gras attire we want everybody to dress however they want it's all welcome if people was convicted of by a federal jury on wednesday patricio garcia ray's known as augustine virus quiz garcia forty seven of the bay area was convicted of conspiracy to grow marijuana and carry a firearm in drug trafficking offense more than five thousand plants were found growing in a remote area of our point county by aircraft fighting the wolf creek fire a few days later a team of u s forest service and alpine sheriff deputies went into the site to investigate to grow operation and located the defended it think it's the first person they've ever found in one of these places at the time of his arrest their series was armed with a nine millimeter beretta semiautomatic handgun more than fifty rounds of ammunition and a legal campsite at the girl location showed that three or four persons likely had been working at the grocery it was just made to each plant would have produced about one pound of marijuana when mature with a street value proximately five million dollars however the plants were about a month away from maturity when locat the jury returned a verdict after today trial before u s district judge kimberly j mueller u s forest service law enforcement officers have experience cleaning up marijuana groves estimated the cost to clean up materials