visual t v and brings you g v t v news with local and world knows from nevada county california if you have newsworthy items please e mail them to us at news at g v t v dot org and now for some local news a new salsa club for a single professionals led by two penn valley women promised to spice up the area's dating services industry according to its owners stoeckel forty three and allie bush forty two two friends who have been there and done that have internet they've been dating service starting started dinner match last month with busy professionals wanting an easier alternative to constantly viewing profiles online donor match users computer software and individual interviews to match people for compatibility the service puts together three men and three women in groups for dinners at sacramento area restaurants with general ages and interests evenly matched if clients are interested in meeting each other one on stoeckel and bush would act as go betweens five second e mails after the dinner gatherings what makes their service unique is customers have to come into the roosevelt office which is that nine seventy reserve drive suite one seventeen and sit down for an extensive interview bush said it helps people get a sense of what they'd like to accomplish nobody can just fill out the profile and join stoeckel said adding that services that operate by profiles only open a door to clients who lie about themselves it's the best of both worlds to roseville based service first activities began august twenty fifth and primary will serve people between grass valley and sacramento white water rafting sacramento river games seminars overcoming shyness romance tips and cigar smoking are some of the activities in the works the two divorced mothers are now in committed relationships which is engaged but the idea started after they both have trouble with some internet dating services if there's no chemistry dating by internet profiles it's pretty awkward said stoeckel stoeckel got to concept of the social club with the dinner party after visiting east coast on business several years ago so far people in their thirty's and forty's appeared to be core membership but people between the ages of twenty five and sixty have signed up already if you want more information on dinner match guardians was trying to support her disabled husband on an adequate sorry her defense attorney said recently martha chambliss fifty two a penn valley earned between twenty four twenty eight twenty four hundred twenty eight dollars and twenty nine hundred sixty four per month as a senior accounting assistance for nevada county public guardian's according to county personal records well chambliss a salary was enough to care for herself we're not a bit covered the cost of caring for her husband who has extensive needs a different defense lawyer public funds chambers is scheduled for another hearing at one p m aug thirtieth in nevada county superior court the public guardian conservatorship established just trust accounts in accounting for people who have been declared a tenant of the county to agency manage all aspects of the defendant's finances implementation of a conservative ship often results in the loss of several if not all of dependents civil rights in the matter county public  on aug ninth chambliss pleaded innocent to charges and signed an order for release on her own recognizance also signed by the supreme court judge thomas anderson after her court appearance she was booked into jail and released klein added because chambliss is her husband's only caretaker it was in her husband's best interests that she remains out of jail investigators have a paper trail that proves chambliss embezzled the money over a six month period the sheriff's report which includes statements from investigators is in a sealed envelope and the case file that's in about a city courthouse and is not available to the public if convicted chambers faces sentences ranging from felony probation with no jail time to four years in state prison those that he would hold responsible for restitution of the embezzled funds license on hold for one year bar owner coleman castle said he struck a deal with the state department of alcohol beverage control when it became clear the business was in financial trouble we got sued for four million dollars the day before we opened after a woman fell near the business council said we spent one hundred thousand in legal fees to protect it we tried to turn it into a nice place castle said we gave it our best go but i i have to choose i have to choose to close it the taxes are also a reality we all three months worth about nine hundred dollars the bar has been for sale for two years with no takers castle said when it's wife remodeled the old silver dollar  bar one thirty three neal street in two thousand and five and reopened that summer john carr of the state department of alcohol beverage control in sacramento said last week the lucky bars license was suspended after a request form from the state board of equalization for failure to pay taxes carr said the suspension would stay in effect until the taxes are paid well i guess they weren't so lucky and a story out of vienna austria it teenager who escaped a year ago after being kept prisoner for more than eight years has said she considered her captor a poor soul and once told him that he she would eventually dance on his grave natasha was ten years old when she was kidnapped in vienna austria on her way to school on march second one thousand nine hundred eight she spent eight and a half years in the mercy of her captor who largely confined her to a tiny greatest criminal mysteries all i can say is that bit by bit i feel more sorry for him pushed now nineteen said in a fifteen minute documentary aired on australian television monday night to mark her first year of freedom looking healthy and calm could pushed referred to as poor soul lost in this guide and said that he did it she hadn't paled but moved further into the distance she said that part  fled while she he was distracted with a cell phone call could push also said that her ball was always very exact and determined trait she referred to as good and advantageously i meant it this cynically but i said to him that one day i dance on his grave that was of course not the case she said adding that she did feel a certain gratification and sense of victory is always clear there could only be one of us and it was me in the end not him she said can push who said it would take her a long time before she would be able to fully trust anyone so she still only clothing and she had while in captivity and that she has been back to the house where she was imprisoned she said she didn't want her case to be swept under the carpet but wish people would be more considerate by asking permission before taking photographs and not seeking autographs i don't give agression i'm not a super star she said time for the police blotter and the pictures in the blog are not from the actual events but used for visual aid only grass valley police department on sunday at eleven thirty six a m call from an apartment complex on the two hundred block of dorsey drive reporte female neighbor had been banging on the wall for at least two hours since she was locked in her bathroom the woman's front door was locked and the caller was unable to find the apartments manager police assisted the woman trouble five p m a call from business on seven hundred block of freeman line you put in an employee we have been best hold more than six hundred dollars police took a report for grand theft and battery and at three o seven p m a woman called from a business on the one hundred block of south street to report juveniles appeared to be filming and they were jumping over planter's the woman was concerned for the juvenile safety and wanted them to stay off her property police advised to juveniles to move on at eight forty seven p m police attempted to stop a silver honda prelude on richardson street but were unable to catch up to it on monday a report taken four hours later the statue eighteen p m a caller from the ten thousand block of school street reported a man was swinging a female child around by the hair and yelling at her the woman the man was beating the child inside then dragged her outside and threw her down on the yard and ambulance was called but then later told to truck ran a woman off the road and left with the truck deputies contacted the woman and took a report for suspicious suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance five p m call from the car like determined the caller had been drinking and on monday at two o nine p m call from twelve thousand block of woodland road reported hearing several gunshots in the area deputies were unable to locate the source of the nonfunctional his comments came after a three day trip to iraq in jordan the washington post reports eleven statements march the most forceful call for leadership change in iraq from a u s elected official meanwhile the white house has announced that general david petraeus the top commander round crocker will testify before congress during the second week of september it appears likely their testimony will occur on september eleventh the sixth anniversary of the attacks of the world trade center and pentagon thousands of protesters have gathered near ottawa to protest a meeting of president bush canadian prime minister stephen harper and mexican president felipe calderon on monday riot police used tear gas and pepper spray to block protesters from approaching the site of the summit the north american leaders are meeting to discuss expanding nafta green to the so called security and prosperity partnership the s p p is the white house  initiative consisting of a secretive series of agreements between the three countries on issues including trade border security and patent protections and mexican president felipe calderon is cutting short his trip to canada to return home because of hurricane dean a category five storm that made landfall on mexico's yucatan coast this morning and winds were recorded as high as one hundred sixty five miles per hour forecasters predict a hurricane could inflict damage along mexico's over one hundred thousand people have been evacuated from regions the hurricane has killed at least twelve people in the caribbean so far and news from the middle east hundreds of thousands of seized control of the area the united states israel and other countries have attempted to completely isolate gods are in an effort to turn the population against a democratically elected hamas leadership aid agencies are warning gaza doesn't receive more fuel by thursday strips main sewage and water treatment plant would be forced to shut down the white house does continue to refuse to turn over subpoenaed information about the bush's administration warrantless domestic surveillance program senator just yury committee chair senator patrick leahy has threatened to hold top members of the bush administration in contempt if they continue to refuse to turn over the information after the white house missed monday's deadline he said we should not have to legislate in the dark when administration hides behind fictitious veil of secrecy and the army has dismissed two of the most serious charges against the only military office sort of facing trial for the abuse detainees at abu ghraib but what every one else might came just before the start of the court martial proceedings against army lieutenant colonel steven jordan eight out of twelve original charges against the army officers have been dismissed since he was first charged the latest move reduces jordan's potential sentence almost by half to a maximum of eight and a half years and attorneys for the cuban five are given money before federal appeals court to jailed men to serve another trial the men were arrested in one thousand nine hundred convicted of spying for the cuban government three years later they maintained they were sent to the united states to monitor violent exile groups called for the overthrow of fidel castro in august two thousand and three judge panel of the eleventh u s circuit court of appeals and the verdicts seen the five didn't receive a fair trial because of anti castro bias in miami but their convictions were reinstated exactly a year later by a full circuit andrus gomez martin yanna said five cubans were falsely accused by the united states government of the united states to spy on the government of the united states the government of the united states knows that these five men were in the united states specifically miami to infiltrate extreme right wing cuban terrorist organizations operating out of miami which for forty years have perpetrated act of terrorism on the cuban people against others here in the united states who have been against their objectives and their methods former us general attorney general ramsey clark spoke on behalf of the cuban stated i think the thing that needs to be recognized is that if you want to stop terrorism you don't persecute people engaged in trying to stop terrorism and in other news on cuba democratic presidential candidate senator barack obama has proposed using restrictions for cubans americans who want to visit the island or send money home in an opinion column published by the miami herald obama wrote i will grant cuban americans  restricted rights to visit family and sent remittance to the island one of obama's opponents connecticut senator chris dodd is a co sponsor in an even broader bill that would allow any american citizen to visit cuba film war made easy isn't jordan stated i think it's important to have experts explain the war and to describe the military hardware describe the tactics talk about strategy behind the conflict i want to the pentagon myself several times before the war started and that was important people there and said for instance at c n n here are the generals we're thinking of retaining to advise us on the air and off about the war and we got a big thumbs up on all of them that was important he's from jordan now who now runs iraq slogger website defended his actions last week he said and ploy is routinely vet prospect of employees with their previous employers in these cases we vetted retired generals to ensure that they were experts in the specific military in geographic areas the generals were not vetted for political views and the star football quarterback michael vick has reportedly agreed to plead guilty to federal dogfighting charges and would face could face over a year in jail last month vick and three co defendants were charged with operating an illegal dogfighting and betting ring based in eastern virginia vick participated in the killing of at least eight dogs some by hanging and rounding and april authorities raided vick's property and found at least sixty pit bulls and paraphernalia commonly associated with dog fighting some of the animals reported had deep wounds and cuts consistent with fighting authorities later reported the found thirty dog corpses buried on the property the people for the ethical treatment of animals has begun offering five thousand dollars reward for tips leading to the conviction of those involved in dog fighting meanwhile former world heavyweight boxing champion lamont brewster has joined peta his campaign against a dog fighting  i usually let my fists do the talking for me but i always speak up for the animals i chose to fight every time i step into the ring but animals aren't given that choice and in utah officials  suspended efforts to rescue six coal miners trapped inside the crandall canyon the decision was announced after a group of mining experts concluded that the area where the men were trapped was structurally unstable and would probably collapse again last week three m died during the rescue effort but family members of the relatives accused authorities of giving up this is sudden olson a spokesperson for the family members six coal miners who stated our families have concluded that bob murray richard stickler and rob or have given up on the miners we feel that bob murray has abandoned us mr mori has not been present since a tragic accident on thursday night we to communities in carbon and emery county the state and our nation for your support and demanding this above ground method of rescue can be attempted the rescue capsule is our family's last and only and in minnesota divers have recovered the remains of the thirteenth and the last known victim of the highway bridge collapse three weeks ago between the star tribune reports that state meanwhile the star tribune reported that states officials considered condemning the bridge last year because of the possibility it could collapse plans to reinforce the bridge are well underway when the project came to a halt in january amid concerns about safety and cost and the new york times reports that the bush administration has adopted new standards that would make it much more difficult for new york california in california and other states new york california and other states to extend the children's health insurance program to children in middle income families some state officials said yesterday that it could cripple their efforts to cover more children and would impose standards that could not be m and out of baghdad saddam hussein's cousin known as chemical ali and thirteen others went on trial tuesday on charges of crimes against humanity in the brutal suppression of the shiite uprising that killed tens of thousands after the one nine hundred ninety one gulf war iraq's third trial gets a former regime officials open with three of the defendants are already sentenced to death in another case there raqi high tribunal said the defendants face the capital charge of crimes against humanity for allegedly engaging in widespread or systematic after chemical attacks on kurdish towns during the so called anfal campaign it was a courtroom where in his traditional white arab world and white and red and white checkered headdress sets the build for most of the trial only standing wants to question the first with his chief judge mohammad be told the man they were charged with crimes against humanity which court officials said included murder torture persecution  random detention and carrying a maximum penalty of death by hanging the charges stem from the aftermath of the one nine hundred ninety one gulf war in which the us drove saddam's forces from kuwait shiites in the south and kurds in the north sought to take advantage of the defeat launching uprisings and seizing control of fourteen of the country's eighteen provinces us troops created a safe haven for the kurds in three northern provinces provinces prevented saddam from attacking but the late dictator's troops marched into the predominantly period this court was established by the occupiers who ignored the international law and invaded iraq without permission from the united nations he said who was a presidential advisor when saddam was