today's first world news story there appears to be a growing split within the international community over the air strikes in libya by the u s and allied forces brazil india and china have called for attacks to stop italy is calling for a military operation to continue but under the control of nato meanwhile there appears to be growing confusion between the united states britain and france over the mention during his trip to chile president obama defended his decision to use force and said but the core principle that has to be upheld here is when the entire international community almost unanimously says that there is a potential humanitarian crisis about to take place that a leader who has lost his legitimacy decides to turn his mill military on his own people that we can't simply stand by with empty words that we have to take some sort of action his party allied forces air strikes to impose a no fly zone over libya forces loyal to colonel moammar gadhafi are continuing to carry out ground sent u s warplanes to attack libya obama did not officially notify congress within until monday two days after the attack began jim webb the democratic senator from virginia and former u s navy secretary told m s n b c that obama's actions were not the way the system is supposed to work he said we have been sort of and on autopilot for almost ten years from now in terms of presidential authority in conducting these types of military operations absent the m participation of congress you know we have to have a pretty peyton place up and i know that there have been some justifications put into place because of the concern of civilian casualties but this isn't the way our system is supposed to work meanwhile democratic thousand and seven then senator obama said the president does not have power under the constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation committee to protect journalists is reporting thirteen journalists are either missing or reported to be libyan government custody the list includes four journalists from al jazeera two from agent france press and one from getting images and six libyan journalist on monday libyan government released four new york times journalist including a pulitzer prize winning reporter anthony shadid since libya's revolt began in february the committee to protect journalists has documented more than fifty attacks on the press five billion in damage or around four percent of jap pounds g d p this would make it the world's most expensive disaster since records began to u s nuclear regulatory commission has officially issued a new twenty y operating license to the vermont yankee nucular power station despite opposition from vermont's congressional delegation the n r c voted on the license just before the japanese nuclear crisis but the commission delayed issuing a license until monday last week independent senator bernie sanders of vermont criticized the n r c its decision and said the idea that we would have a plant of the same design which is twenty years in twenty years will be sixty years old i think is a frightening thought to many people in vermont the final decision on the future of the vermont yankee power plant rests with st state legislature united states and chile have signed have signed a nuclear power cooperation agreement in which the united states will help chile build a number of new nuclear power stations even though chile is located in an earthquake prone region last year an eight point eight magnitude earthquake caused widespread destruction in chile in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine point five m hit the country the most powerful quake of the twentieth century the deal was announced on friday ahead of president obama's visit to the country on sunday more than two thousand chileans anti nuclear activists marched through santiago to protest the nuclear deal problem not viral an anti nuclear protester said i don't like it nuclear power plants in chile there are other alternatives and the government has to study them it also has to do with our health for all people not just for chileans but south americans and well the world during his visit to chile on monday president obama praised the country for showing the world that it is possible to transition from dictatorship to democracy here are refused to apologize for the united states long time support for the former chilean dictator to penetrate during his first trip to chill a bomb also declined to say whether the united states would share classified documents with chilean judges investigating  dictatorship gaby river leader of relatives of the disappeared said we continue just searching for truth and justice for each one of our relatives and principly to say also it would not be insignificant if the president of the united states were to take a stance as to what the dictator dictatorship meant to our people an attack by israeli or a war planes and tanks on the gaza strip have entered at least twenty people including at least seven children and also injuries occurred when israeli city earlier yesterday israeli tanks opened fire on eastern areas of gaza strip warning one young man as military vehicles moved into gaza city according to an israeli military spokesman a total of six targets were attacked in the air raid in response to rocket fire from gaza into israel that occurred over the weekend which is why this all happened a top united nations and a super skater has called on the un human rights council to investigate israel's continued expansion of illegal settlements in the west bank un special rapporteur on human rights in the palestinian territories richard falk described israel's actions as a form of ethnic cleansing and said as the report illustrates  continued pattern of settlement expansion in east jerusalem combined with forcefully version of long xining palestinians are creating an intolerable situation that can only be described as can lead to impact as a form of ethnic cleansing and well that's human that effectively legalized the bush administration's domestic surveillance program by expanding the government's power to conduct warrantless surveillance of telephone calls and e mails so in other words big brother still watching you u s department of interior has approved shell's plan for deepwater oil and natural gas exploration in the gulf of mexico the first such question planned since b p oil spill shell is planning to drill three exploratory wells nearly three thousand feet of water by one hundred thirty miles off the louisiana coastline there are thirteen other deepwater oil natural gas exploration plants pending approval meanwhile the u s coast guard is investigating the source of another large oil spill in the gulf of mexico the times picayune reports that emulsified oil and tar balls have been washing up along a thirty mile destroy all evidence of the case even though the agents had never determined who carried out the attempted assassination of the environmental activist judi bari and daryl journey the f b i initially arrested the activists for building a bomb themselves but the pair later sued the f b i and won more than four million dollars in damages and that's it for the world news today now another thanks to one of our underwriters who support your only visual video news media in the better county yes it's us t v t v news man and a woman with a possible gunshot heard another caller reported a possible slap parties could not be located in ten fifty four p m caller from one hundred block of mill street reported a fight it was friends wrestling around and monday two forty five a m call from one hundred block of scantling avenue reported loud music and the founder county sheriff's office on sunday at eleven a two pm a caller from the twenty two thousand block of our bar road reported the fifth wheel camper stuck on a bridge had caused property damage while trying to back up to a one p m call from twenty thousand block morning sun lane reported the woman refusing to leave who removing a vehicle in wisconsin and disturbance he said a tow truck driver was out of control it was found to be a civil issue and eleven twenty nine pm the man from the ten thousand block of west drive reported a suspicious man probably around had an argument with him yesterday she then called back to report he was outside her calling her name she was loading the firearm and locking herself in the bathroom situation was media and monday twelve fifty four a m caller from four hundred block of sacramento street reported multiple gunshots heard and that's it for the blotter today now another thanks from one of our underwriters who support your only vi to help families today first local story family court services mediator emily gallops has filed a wrongful determination suit in federal court against her former employees in the better county superior court gallop is represented by m katherine jones previously served as a successful grievance against the court i have exhausted my options for trying to effect change from within the family court system gallup says i hope that my lawsuit will call attention to the inner workings of the family court public attention will motivate the court to begin making much needed change unquote and independent arbitrator christopher burdick found that god had acted in good faith when she raised concerns about the court's lack of compliance with the state statutes and rules of court clients issues included failure to review legal files violation of domestic violence protocol and use of undue influence by the court and mediators to corridors parents into making agreements burdick found  court took reprisal actions against gallup for her repeatedly raising and discussing these issues would tell a story activity against gallop included negative performance evaluations denial of her annual pay increase and a written reprimand delivered to her the afternoon before her scheduled week long vacation burdick ordered the court to reimburse gallup for her annual raise her leave time in attorney fees her for the further ordered family court services to undergo an audit to ask access is compliance with the law cost of the audit will be borne exclusively by the court and the results will be released to the public and a story written by liz keller of the union ben valley man was arrested after allegedly kicking his seven months pregnant girlfriend in the stomach this is just a woman pregnant not the person in the story brian alan scott twenty six was arrested after a victim sought treatment and sierra nevada memorial hospital sunday morning said nevada county undersheriff richard campbell the woman allegedly said she had gotten into an altercation with scott he slapped her and pulled her hair and kicked her in the right side of the abdomen campbell said scott was booked into county jail on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury on a cohabiting threatening a crime and child endangerment he was released on a thirty five thousand dollars bail the baby is fine as far as we know matthews had also wondered why she hadn't heard from her father in like at the point resident who had made a trip to a veterans hospital in reno to have his hearing aids checked but early friday evening just after watching news of the massive crash on t v and sheriff's deputy knocked on her mother's door to share word that her dad doug swayze had died in the crash he was always helping other people said sandy or sandra matthews and apparently according to the latest reports from the california highway patrol doug swayze was trying to help other people when he died on friday there were some reports that he was putting change on his truck but that's not true at all said swayze son mark noting his father's truck had been badly damaged from the accident but the driver's cowboy's intact he had survived the wreck and he had gotten out to help someone in another car that had gone under a semi when the chain reaction was happening unbeknownst to him and he got hit by somebody that's the most up to date report to date gotten we don't know for sure what happened but it's just like him to be helping somebody else family member said doug swayze sixty eight was a loving man whose two passions in life for his family and making sure he didn't miss a grandson's ball game or any other event in their lives he and k his wife of forty six years moved just a few miles south from their limekiln road home where they lived for more than twenty years to like the pines in order to be closer to the family he was a business owner here for forty six years said mark swayze who operates in ts supply and wholesale warehouse in grass valley he was well known just a great guy with a huge heart he had on several businesses and western nevada county including swayze his hair center and brunswick road in grass it's just so sad she said he was the kindest and sweetest man he'll be greatly missed he loved what he did he loved his family mark said when he was a teenager his father would look for ways to connect with him which resulted in father and son both becoming denver bronco football fans and a pair of bicycle rides from washington d c back to nevada county the first ride took the do or thirty two days to complete one thousand nine hundred five they apparently enjoyed it so much that they embarked on another one two years later mark said they actually carried a proclamation from president reagan acknowledging the bicentennial of the united states constitution all the way across the country and presented it to the community at the constitution day parade in september it was just a wonderful experience mark said it was very thoughtful and strategic move my dad made to have that kind of quality father son time together born in moree utah doug swayze moved to nevada county after serving in the country as a member of the air force back in bombers into place after mission while stationed in okinawa japan and in georgia from one nine hundred sixty  george bending time with their family and doug took particular interest in attending as many of his jan grandchildren school events as he could cities so in la jim matthews this past football season he traveled to every game  and that's it today for our local news giving t v news like today so should a press rooters amy goodman and union others for the sourcing of our news and you for watching don't forget we are broadcast three times a day in public access and see t v comcast cable channel eleven