restored new ones made at mount st mary's academy one hundred fiftieth celebration seven hill breaks ground on bicycle recycle workshop police look into that classes but before these stories t v t v news would like to think to prospective underwriters who are enjoying two free weeks of three mansions three times a day and six days a week on t v t v news your only visual new show in nevada county they are also streamed out internet and see tv's website at nevada county in our first story out of truckee at one forty a m saturday truckee police officers were dispatched to reported street fight with a handgun involved inside the donner creek mobile home park officers located trails of blood and followed them one of the mobile homes officers located several occupants in the mobile home three people had suffered knife and assault injuries and one had been hit in the head with a blunt object officers also located a bullet casing near the mobile home witnesses told police that a large fight had taken place involving nine to ten individuals who were armed with knives and clubs one of the volves was said to have pulled the hand god and fired several shots into the air and ground during the fight additional blood trails were located and witnesses led officers to another mobile home another knife was located and she was made into the second mobile home and it was found that the apparent gunmen had tried a search warrant was later served at the second residence and evidence through the relative to the handgun was recovered investigation indicated three alleged to be the gunman and had not been located a felony arrest warrant has been issued for abraham kota twenty five in a story written by dina ruby now the reverend salvatore sony aggressively native and deacon carlos another mount st mary's a lot of help celebrate the mass at st patrick's catholic church across chapel street from the school the oldest continually operating catholic school west of the mississippi three members of the sisters of mercy the order that ran the school for about one hundred thirty years attended and were honored for their hard work and dedication to the school the mount st mary's choir accompanied by a music teacher colleen dineen provided music students from mount st mary's read the sunday bible readings for their dedication to the children of mt st mary's in grass valley after mass the grass by knights of columbus sponsored a breakfast in the church hall the religious celebration was preceded by a day of community activities on saturday a race proclamations and affair began with runners lining up for a five k race early saturday at the corner of church and chapel streets the historic intersection where in st patrick's church in mount st mary's began the race ended in the school parking lot where friends and community members tear the runners on then the grass valley knights of columbus led a procession from the church to the school for opening ceremonies marking the celebration participants included of mercy crest on the wall of the chapel street senator sam dad republican grass valley congratulated the school and its one hundred fifty years of success a representative from the office of republican tom mcclintock  read a proclamation and grass valley mayor lisa worth that congratulation mount st mary's on one hundred fifty years of importance in the community fifty vendors line the school parking lot selling their wares while hundreds of people gather to shop listen to music play in the kids so on and tour the high at the school and those who finished received a coupon for free cotton candy closing ceremonies concluded the birthday cake and iraq war for five thousand dollars later in the evening there was a community dance at st joseph hall where people danced to the music of ambien the who go dawgs we still have so much to look for do many new friendships were made this week and many old friendships were rekindled it was great to have so many older alumni in the attendance at the celebration and many new families with young children who are just beginning their days at mount st mary's academy penn valley resident dana ruby now is a teacher volunteer and pair of children at mount st mary's academy in a story written by michelle randall's that this groundbreaking ceremony somewhere hardhat others were bicycle him on board members teachers and students turned and about a city today as construction began on the seven hills middle school bicycle recycle workshopped the the project is being funded by a one point four million dollar anonymous donation there are programs elective classes teach preteen taught to fix old bikes which are in turn donated to needy children and adults  construction has the main construction contractor for the building while some crop sub contractor c n d contractors and mountain electrical construction are working on the project this week and our last local story written by liz  man allegedly stole a vehicle in downtown grass valley and then was involved in two separate accident accidents before fleeing on foot a local cab driver reported to grass valley police thursday night he had parked his vehicle on south  went to work and that it had been so on the suspect driving the storm vehicle allegedly hit another vehicle out to and richardson streets and then caused a multi fiocco collision in the thirteen thousand block of ridge road at about nine twenty m before fleeing the scene the man was described as being his late twenty's with the thin build wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and jeans he was last seen running down a ridge road toward nevada union high school the incident was turned over to the california highway patrol for investigation and other crime news joe franks fifty one of remain thing county jail on drug charges after a traffic stop by members of the nevada county narcotics task force frank of green horn road and found drug paraphernalia and other scale into grams of meth royal said franks was arrested on suspicion suspicion of possessing controlled substances and possessing controlled substances for sale he is being held in lieu of thirty five thousand dollars bail it ten valley woman was released from the hospital friday but faces charges of driving under the influence after an accident once the afternoon michelle barrows was southbound on highway forty nine near lone star road at about one forty five p m wednesday when she was allegedly began driving erratic lee she was driving on the shoulder and was all over the traffic lane said c h p officer david martinez she sideswiped a couple vehicles lost control and drove into the northbound lane hitting a mercedes head on the driver of the mercedes carlos cabrera eighty six hit several other vehicles after the collision martinez said could bear and his wife who was not identified were transported by ambulance to sutter roseville medical center but my no minor injuries and are ok martina said the other people involved in the x in a there were injured or did not need medical treatment there also was taken by helicopter to that's right it's time for the police blotter new pictures in a blotter not from these actual fence but use for visual aid only sam grass valley police department on sunday nine o five a m a woman from three hundred block of bene street said she thought there were people underneath her apartment and that children were killed there she said she heard voices and was scared police made contact with the woman and determined there was no crime involved nine forty two am a man from two hundred block east main street ported suspicious person stopped at his house and said man had better keep his granddaughter close to forty nine pm a call from a parking lot south church street ported a handicapped play card was stolen or placard close in front of the store the owner was contacted and took care to close nine o three pm a caller from mill street near main street reported a woman had stumbled out of a bar and drove away a second person reported a possible drunk driver but police were unable to locate her nine twelve p m two people from three hundred block of mill street were cited and released on suspicion of burglary and at ten twenty four p m a man was arrested on west empire and whiting streets on suspicion of drunk driving and monday twelve forty eight am a man was arrested on eureka street on suspicion of drunk driving and vatican any sheriff's office on sunday nine fifty two a m a woman from thirteen thousand block grant oaks place reported she and her boyfriend had been in an argument earlier in he was not letting her leave the house deputies separated to two eleven fifty five a m a woman from twenty one thousand block  road reported suspicious teenagers running from the back of her property and into the road deputies were unable to locate this suspicious people twelve ten pm call from north bloomfield graniteville road reported harmony's states roads reported here in a few gunshots then a vehicle speeding away and at one nineteen p m he called from eleven thousand block of stanley way reported a cat was stuck in a tree animal control was advised one forty seven pm a caller from the toll road in particular road reported tutor bikes and one quad driving erratically in the area vehicles were gone when deputies arrived and at four fifty four pm a caller from hazel park reported physical fight people involved fled the scene  thousand block of upper circle drive reported a dark s u v it was parked at a stop sign facing the camera towards the band's house for about ten minutes caller said he believed the people inside the vehicle may be harassing him and his fiance due to an upcoming court date seven thirty six p m call from seventeen thousand block of you get road set a barn and a trailer had been burglarized and car keys are stolen car was worried the suspects might return to steal vehicles and requested extra patrol ten twenty two p m a call from mcdaniel road reported to suspicious man just came to his door and asked for assistance deputies were unable to locate the man and monday seven fifty two p m a call from slate creek road and douglas avenue requested excerpt roll on the road way before hours because didn't were driving too fast and the fattest city police department on sunday nine forty eight a m a man reported he was riding his bike near motherlode court an american hill urged to reverse offshore drilling stance and obama on april second said all rigs today generally don't cost and report says f c c plans to keep broadband deregulating from us and others walk out of jihad speech and pentagon says fifty one hundred thirteen nuclear warheads in u s arsenal and u s to send eight hundred fifty military trainers to afghanistan and labor protests in egypt call for a minimum wage increase and judge releases nine members of the christian militia and baseball star threatens boycott over arizona's anti immigration law supreme court family can't sue over detainees get new york governor unveiled a plan help immigrants facing deportation and twenty eight die in storms in tennessee mississippi and kentucky and reporters without borders list predators of press freedom and today's first world news stories a pakistani born u s citizen has been arrested in connection with saturday's attempted car bombing in times square new york attorney general eric holder announced the arrest late last night eric holder the thief earlier this evening for saul ziad was arrested in connection with an attempted car bombing in new york on saturday mr schizoids an american citizen was taken into custody at j f k airport in new york as he attempted to board a flight to  said defies all show zod was already on board the flight at the time of his arrest two other passengers were also removed from the airplane shahzad is scheduled to appear in manhattan federal court facing today to face to judge well this was yesterday she reportedly returned from a trip to pakistan earlier a spokesperson from pakistan taliban disowned the video tribute to the group claiming responsibility for the attempted bombing and in the gulf of mexico an estimated two hundred ten thousand gallons of oil a day are still pouring into the gulf fallen a april twentieth explosion aboard the oil rig operated by b p on monday b p officials said they are attempting to build an enormous funnel to help contain the busted or well that discussion or oil into the gulf john kerr is director of public affairs at b p outlined a plan by he but he acknowledged the company's ensure it will work so this is a collection system part of our subsea oil recovery system that we are designing and essentially it's a ninety eight ten rectangular box that will be lowered into the major source of the leak  seabed in front of the oil through the box though the top in a channel it all the way to the surface where we will have a ship that will be able to collect and capture the oil and minimize the impact to the environment in washington white house press secretary robert gibbs was questioned about the crisis some say could turn to be the worst industrial environmental hazard in u s history one reporter asked him is it your commitment that b p will pay all costs associated with this bill and gibbs said that's our commitment yes and reports it including like lost wages and seventy five million in economic damages relating to this bill on monday democratic senator robert menendez menendez and reduced a bill to raise the economic damages liability cap from seventy five million to ten billion men and as called the bell the big oil bailout prevention cost bills their technology logically very advanced even during katrina the spills didn't come from the oil rigs that came from refineries off shore on shore president obama speaking in april second eighteen days before the b p exploded meanwhile the huffington post reports national atmospheric and administrative officials warned the department of interior last year that it was dramatically underestimating the frequency of offshore oil spills and was dangerously understating the risks and impact of major spill would have on a coastal residen said such a decision would destroy the net neutral i was wrong i was backward it would be undermined the f c c has ability to ensure universal internet access for rural and low income and disabled americans it will undermine the f c c is ability to protect consumers from price gouging and invasions of privacy civil war and unless the f c c reestablishes authority over the nation's new internet service providers companies like comcast eighteen t and verizon will be able to slow down blocking censor content at will u s british and canadian french and other officials walked out of a speech by iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad on monday ahmadinejad spoke to the united nations conference in new york reviewing the nuclear nonproliferation treaty while world powers accuse iran of failing to comply with disclosure requirements of the treaty am edina jobs used his speech to attack the united states for its past use of nuclear weapons and threatening to use nukes again mahmoud ahmadinejad said considering in his threat to use nuclear weapons or attack against peaceful nuclear facilities as a breach of international peace and security and swift reaction from the united nations through determination of all cooperation of n p t member states with the threatening aggressor state secretary of state hillary clinton later accused iran of trying to divert attention from its own record to attempt to evade accountability she said it was d and has defied the u n security council and i say i eighty eight and placed the future of the nonproliferation regime in jeopardy that is why it's facing increasing isolation and pressure from the international community but iran will not succeed in its efforts to divert and divide the pentagon has revealed the first time the first the size of its nuclear arsenal that was fifty one hundred thirteen nuclear warheads in its stock brought several thousand more retired nukes that await dismantling the us said the size  s military personnel to help train local security forces trainers are suspected to serve up one hundred twenty days a recent pentagon report said that the one of the most significant challenges to the growth and development of the afghan security forces was the shortage of trainers and in egypt a new wave of labor protests are sweeping the country the weekend hundreds of activists and laborers demonstrated in cairo demanding a rise and in their minimum wage has not changed over the last two decades is now worth just six dollars a month this were arrested as part of the alleged plot to spark a war against federal government justice department had accused members of the hutaree militia of planning of killing law enforcement officer and then bombing a funeral procession a prominent start and major league baseball has come out publicly against the new immigration law in arizona san diego padres hitter adrian gonzalez to step in to boycott next year's all star game if the law is still in effect the law allows police officers to stop and target anyone who's suspected of undocumented immigrant dollars who is a dual citizen of mexico and u s and it goes against what the country was built on this is discrimination are they going to pass out a picture saying you should look like this and you're fine but if you don't do to people at the right to question you that's profiling and the supreme court has you know nonsmoking ruled federal health officials can not be sued over debts of immigrants who died after being denied medical care while in immigrant detention centers on treatment in san said that with today's decisions the supreme court has unfortunately closed the door on important avenues accountability for gross mistreatment that immigration detainees across the country have suffered