and nevada county consolidated fire board planning works that a city campus closure layoffs on the line but before these stories give you t v news would like to thank one of our underwriters and if you would like to be mentioned three times a day six days a week on the news on channel narcotics task force members were in grass valley near neil street when they spotted brian kim twenty four said sure keith roy they knew cam who has been arrested several times in the last six months on drug charges did not have a valid driver's license and was driving a vehicle that was missing a plate officers followed him to pleasant street before stopping the vehicle which was carrying two passengers roy edward voight forty of grass valley was arrested on suspicion of possession of a hypodermic syringe possession hard syringe session of a controlled substance for sale because possession of a controlled substance he was booked and released on a seventy two thousand dollars bail kim meanwhile was cited and released on suspicion of driving without a license the board of directors for the nevada county consolidated fire district is hosting a special meeting and planning workshop from nine a m to one p m saturday the meeting will be of station eighty four one hundred one thirty five coyote street nevada city the annual review board committee assignment will be discussed as well as nominations for the l a f c all aboard the annual budget will be reviewed chief tim five will be will give an update on the joint operation area committee meetings and goals for two thousand and ten and eleven will be such as cool psychologist computer technician were among the top cost saving option discussed it tuesday night board a trustee meeting with a march fifteenth deadline looming to notify teachers and other certified staff of impending my ass five trustees all voted unhappily plan should contract negotiations with labor leaders fail to produce other savings are very concerned about people's livelihood and integrity of this district superintendent roxanne brown kilpatrick said before the meeting girls of the cuts district officials expect to cut the equivalent of three full time positions due to declining and romans in the meantime gave me february twenty sixth with representatives of the faculty association and that represents teachers in the bargaining process to negotiate chair shaving five days off the calendar savings of one hundred seventy thousand a special meeting to discuss cuts have been set for march third to seventh hells middle school library press concerned about school so closures packed tuesday's meeting which had to be moved from the district office to the nearby seven hills middle school library to comedy crowd board members read through a list of eighty ideas offering by the community to accomplish one million in cuts the list included a savings of two hundred ninety thousand to close and the suggested but barely discussed was across the board pay cuts in various forms which like for low days would it have to be negotiated with the certified and classified employee unions after more than an hour of reading through the options and substantial public comment about trustee paula campbell open the borders question with the closure of gold run school it's an attractive option because of possible income from a future renter for entities have expressed interest in taking over the campus girvin and brown kilpatrick said though they would not reveal who they were because discussions were in the earliest stages parents of students had to kindergarten through second grade school and seven whole district pushed back are going to go run is newer and less costly to run than nevada city elementary which is a smaller campus with less convenient access trustees and a discussion by asking staff to provide more details about the operational cost of each campus some of the suggestions which have been solicited by and reviewed by a budget committee were predictable seemed outlandish such as a proposal to increase kindergarten class sizes to thirty five students among some of the ideas a plan to furlough all employees for five days a year that would save one hundred seventy thousand an a superintendent a half time position would save sixty five thousand dollars a year eliminating the chief business office position would save one hundred thousand a year having one principal oversee the two k two schools would save forty five thousand golden handshake early retirement incentive would likely not save the district money left in class size in lower grade levels from about twenty two one to twenty five to one would save about two hundred thousand an elimination a teacher positions trustees later settled on increasing the level to about twenty two to one lane of three teachers to offset declining wrong it would save one hundred eighty three thousand along with the cost estimates budget committee members which include staff teachers and parent representatives rate rated how severely they thought each potential cut would affect student achievement it was the first time board members had reviewed the suggestions as a group and they requested more details on the m which will be analyzed at a board meeting set for march third while the board is in the early stage of evaluating budget cuts one major in particularly was time sensitive to trustees choose to lay off teachers they are legally required to send out notices by mid march those are decisions district officials say will not be taken lightly and that's it today for a local news and now another thanks from another one of our underwriter that's right little ass it's time for the police blotter in pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but use your visual aid only grass valley police department on tuesday one fourteen p m call from three hundred block north church street reported finding drugs three o six p park reported a man with an open container and five zero three pm a caller from second street poured seven people possibly out vine or selling drugs several parents were out with juveniles and no drugs were found five forty four pm call from two thousand on tuesday eleven eighteen a m a woman from the fifteen thousand block of clover valley world reported ongoing harassment of her children and eleven thirty one am a caller from the eleven thousand block of myer away reported possible identity theft reported a man in a jeep cherokee had been in a shopping center been asked to leave color would smell very strong odor of marijuana from his vehicle man was cited for possession of marijuana while driving and arrested on suspicion of driving on a suspended license  prevent the united states from sliding into a depression one year later it is largely thanks to the recovery act in the second depression is no longer a possibility it's one of the main reasons the economy has gone from shrinking by six percent to growing to have bou six percent this morning we learned manufacturing production posted a strong gain so far the recovery act is responsible for the jobs about two million americans who would otherwise be unemployed obama spoke on the first anniversary of the day he signed the american recovery and reinvestment act into  and afghanistan a top united nations officials criticizing us led nato force for the military solution and human the humanitarian aid speaking in kabul the deputy special representative of the secretary general robert watson said you and agencies in afghanistan won't take part in the u s led reconstruction strategy for the town of marjah were nato has launched a major offensive you are not supposed plans for the u s military to oversee aid distributed in afghans down towns americans we will not be part of military strategies what they said the u s military says now is control of margin plans to install a new local government within weeks meanwhile in somalia the united nations is also one in the u s imposed aid restrictions are limited humanitarian relief efforts u s reduced funding deputy saying he was disappointed in a failure to set up enough shelters the trains and other services for haitians displaced by the earthquake in more reportedly warns of political unrest and mass demonstrations and last relief efforts aren't proved and eight of the ten american missionaries jailed in haiti have returned to the united states on wednesday hated haitian judge cleared the missionaries for child kidnapping charges stemming from their arrest for trying to leave the country with a bus load of children following the last month's earthquake just shouted testimony from the children's parents that they had handed over their children voluntarily defense attorney will flow around praised the decision and said the judge has just decided to release eight of the ten american missionaries because there are evidence that they're all innocent after hearing the questioning the parents and the kids of the kids and the ten parents to talk to the judge they gave the children voluntarily to the missionaries remain behind bars they're under investigation for allegations around their efforts to seek out haitian children for adoption before the quake struck  under growing international pressure over their sas nation top hamas commander in dubai last month the commander mahmoud mabo was found dead in his hotel the team of suspects included six holding fake british passports here in the names of israeli citizens and three holding irish passports at least seven of the names on the passports belong to israeli residents whose identities have been stolen i wanted israeli officials declined to confirm or deny involvement if citing a policy of ambiguity both britain  some of the israeli ambassadors in london do dublin for questioning but british prime minister gordon brown also said he would push for it government inquiry in iraq at least ten people have been killed in a bomb in the city of the attack struck the police checkpoint near the government offices another fifteen people were wounded in another iraq news a top iraqi official says he's already government forces to seize heavy weaponry from forced military foreign military contractors comments from interior minister job me comes one week after he ordered the expulsion of all guards formerly employed by the private military firm blackwater blondy says blackwater deadline will expire in the coming days and united nations has announced an international ban on cluster bombs could be ratified later this week or this year on once did the un said it had received twenty nine the twenty ninth and thirty signatories from the book keening faso and moldavia cluster bombs are packed with violence that spread out over larger and often don't explode on first impact they are been particularly lethal to children who pick them up off the ground sometimes years down the line to us russian israelis have all refused to sign on the bad humans top climate change negotiator has  announced plans to resign your vote to vote or says he will start to step down effective july first five months before the next major international climate summit in mexico city de boer don't receive the negotiations culminated in december's copenhagen climate summit which failed to reach a binding agreement the bourses you class to take a consulting position with the global counting firm k p m g a new poll shows vast majority of americans opposed to a recent supreme court ruling a lot of corporations to spend unlimited amounts of political on complete political campaigns the washington post a b c news poll found eighty percent oppose the ruling seventy two percent would support congressional legislation taking it on opposition was nearly even along partisan lines eighty five percent democrat and says seventy six percent republican eighty one percent of independents and in oregon family members and their supporters are calling for justice department probe into the fatal shooting of an unarmed african american by portland police officer last month the victim aaron campbell had been distraught over the death of his brother earlier in the day from heart failure campbell's girlfriend had called the police to their home concerned he was suicidal after a standoff campbell emerged with his hands over his head but a white police officer opened fire later claiming he thought campbell was reaching for a weapon poorly grand jury cleared officer of wrongdoing last mcdonnell recently issued an executive order excluding the sexual orientation from the state's nondiscrimination policy under doing the policy of his predecessor timothy cain and in maryland to john hopkins university students disrupted at lecture wednesday by former bush administration attorney john yoo you helped author than the tories justice department memos justifying waterboarding and other forms of torture before you began his talk students at the front of the lecture hall holding a banner reading try you all for torture they refused to move but agreed not to interrupt you a speech you then delivered a lecture with the students holding their banners throughout the throughout one protester said we wanted to make it clear that john yoo is not accepted at john hopson university and that wherever he goes not simply because of his views but rather because of his material support for the administration of torture that is unacceptable and we're voicing that quite clearly an american civil liberties union is calling for a united nations intervention on behalf of a mentally ill he has tried to commit suicide on at least two occasions a c l u has issued its appeal to the manfred no uk the un special rapporteur on torture another cruel inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment and that's the world those world counties television would like to thank