read by the mall are two systems moving into nevada karen it could produce wet weather through thursday with the chances for precipitation greater wednesday and thursday according to the national weather service and sacramento systems are expected to bring some rain to the lower c r was know at six thousand feet and above because of that mountain travel could be treacherous particularly wednesday night and thursday the weather service said a weak front moving in the foothills is expected to bring slight went and twenty percent chance of rain today and tuesday well wednesday and thirty percent possibility thursday one going to a slight chance that night wind gusts up to thirty five mph ahead of the storm are possible the front is expected to cause high temperatures to dip into the mid to low fifty's with night lows in the mid to upper thirty's wednesday and thursday when gusts could get up to fifty mph over the mountains as the second system passes through not travelers should be prepared for winter driving conditions with snow chains extra water clothing and a blanket drivers can cause a california how are conditions conditions numbered to get the latest information about the highways if they plan to travel at eight hundred four two seven six seven six two three that's four two seven seven six two three sunny to partly cloudy skies expected to return friday through monday with highs remaining in the fifty's and lows in th experts in treating substance abuse will conduct a day long workshop and to help medical professionals better screen for substance abuse do brief interventions and refer patients for treatment skills learned in the workshop can be used for patients who abuse drugs and alcohol and who are in trauma centers emergency rooms and primary health care settings screening and brief interventions have been shown to reduce future reinjury in hospitalization the goal of the trainings was to teach health care professionals to screen their patients for alcohol and other substance abuse it was held nine a m to four p m on monday at syria nevada memorial hospital outpatient center and a second floor conference  tom mcclintock asking him to continue to push a bill to thin california's forest to protect them from runaway wildfires the county has two hundred eighteen thousand acres of federal land that are at least ten times as dense as their historic structure chocolates are not true fuel loads mcclintock the area republican congressman would have local communities and jennifer thinning projects needed in public lands that would halt fire danger to nearby watersheds in communities it's time to talk right there so i did put a caption on california for prevention and community protection act also asked for less stringent environmental assets months of the project to avoid delays and expenses the nagging the bill would allow california counties to work with pets professional land managers and fire experts to manage federal in their backyard and to protect themselves in the face of inaction from the federal government or the delay tactics of outside environmental fringe groups according to the bill's summary the board also will consider turning over forty three thousand dollars in federal forest reserve funds to the three fire city council of nevada county for wildfire suppression projects and then a story written by laura lavelle if you've ever wondered about state of the art video games log into call of duty dot com for a clip of the soon to be released modern warfare two fact it's being released today if this is the day you're watching this this latest version is due out the day before veterans day the graphics in this game are is realistic is that common theme is world wide conflict takes players from wild destruction in a typical american neighborhood to the obliteration of white house to expose struggles in outer space violent images are disturbing yet the game will probably t fantasy i asked my seventeen year old son why his peers spend money on a game that sponsors simple boys like to shoot guns it was a sobering observation there is one major difference between video games and real war when you die in modern warfare t you're not really dead and mom is probably just steps away in the kitchen making dinner many men and women of our community have experienced the realities of war our local veterans many have sustained life altering injuries after answering their own called to serve their country while others carry out missions that represent the softer side of the united states military one member of the like of the pines community james lash furred has served in the military for twenty years a major in the provincial recounts struction team p r t blast for spent twelve months in afghanistan building schools medical clinics bridges and other projects aimed at assisting the afghan people blatchford a reservist who took leave from his position with placer county to serve overseas feels it's extremely important to take the time this week to honor veterans on saturday he participated in annual hagan's diggins lions club veterans appreciation luncheon were eighty veterans from several different wars were honored donna plants has coordinated the luncheon for four years she told me the lunch is sponsored by funds raised throughout the year by the lines club and bear river blindness club to big fundraisers are the lines flea markets and the colby road sees katie trail m a caller reported a panhandler in front of the store placement contact with the person nine thirty five a m police arrested a man on north church street richardson and booked him on suspicion of public intoxication eleven thirty nine a m caller from three hundred block of french ave reported speech this man was soliciting carpet cleaning services police were unable to locate him twelve seventeen p m call from four hundred block of colfax avenue are reported to drive swerving on the road and hit the curb several times please contact a driver who said he was attempting to retrieve his loose dog and a one twenty four p m call from three hundred block of minors trail reported her vehicle was broken into overnight she neighbor had offered his juvenile daughter a ride to school five thirty pm a call from business and one hundred block of mill street reported the man was speaking inappropriately to her and told her inappropriate photos some forty three pm caller from three  being processed for destruction ten to one am a resident requested extra patrols over night at rhode island street because people were trying to siphon gas from cars and it turned out three a m a caller from chester street reported a suspicious person looking in the windows police were unable to locate the person twelve thirty seven p m call reported her purse was still in the store six hundred block a certain way police contacted deployers who said the woman found her keys look at her purse in her car and a two twenty eight p m caller from eleven thousand block of goldhill drive reported spotting a mother bear with two cubs behind the residence it was the caller second spotting in a week and it's three twenty three p m a call from a list but then is park reported a man stole her dog and a five ten p m call from four on the block interesting street reported two people running in and out of a business asking people for cigarettes color asked them to leave then when they returned one person was carrying a bowling ball bag and i pod police were unable to locate the two and at six o four p m a call reported reckless driver in a brown truck with a camper shell near the one hundred block of east empire and at seven o nine m call from four hundred block of south auburn reported someone stole her gas meter ten twenty thirty nine pm caller from two want to block a certain way reported three juveniles and laundry room possibly vandalizing it police were unable to locate the juveniles not three m call from sierra nevada memorial hospital reported a very drunk man was about to be just discharged from regency room he was arrested on suspicion of public toxic intoxication nine thirty five p m a call of two hundred block a sudden were reported people in dark colored v talking about drugs and possibly drinking and eleven thirty six p m a man was arrested in a gas station in east main street book dunce suspicion of driving under the influence and carrying drug paraphernalia and sunday twelve a m a woman was arrested along northbound highway forty nine at sacramento off booked on suspicion of driving under the influence at twelve twenty a m a man was arrested on high street at west main street and booked on suspicion of driving under the influence and at one seventeen a m a caller from two hundred block of arcadia drive reported someone had covered their lawn and newspaper and two seventeen a m a woman was arrested in empire and white in streets booked on suspicion of driving under the influence and bringing drugs into jail and that a county sheriff's office on friday at eight twenty one am a caller from ten thousand block of stock avenue reported someone had stolen her mother's electric wheelchair and nine twelve a m a call from twelve thousand block of mccourt road reported a young woman may have been doing drugs in class and may still have them on her person the woman only had adult with her eleven thirty a m a call from thirty one thousand block of relief hill road reported his trailer was broken into and money was missing he suspected another tenant broke in at twelve thirty four p m a caller from sixteen thousand block vanderveer road reported she was trying to collect  pines drive reported a cat was possibly stuck in a heating vent and the caller was given directions on how to deal with the cat and saturday one thirty eight a m a caller reported someone was throwing eggs at a vehicle long highway forty nine near beating the tenants with a baseball bat and had kicked the door parties were separated and at five fifty six p m a caller from the twenty one thousand block of scotts flat wrote reported a gun a valuable coin and her underwear had been stolen she was unsure elderly woman came to her door saying she was lost the woman did not have shoes and was wearing a bathrobe the last woman was returned to her residence and at seven fifty eight a m a caller from sixteen thousand block of highway forty nine reported a business appeared to have saturday at two twenty one pm a caller from three hundred block of broad street reported two men were in a bar fight the night before one went to the emergency room for treatment and sunday at twelve am it color reported three teenage boys assaulted and do days for restore the nation's unemployment rate has reached in point two percent the highest it has been in twenty six years the labor department announced on friday that economy lost one hundred ninety thousand more jobs last month to over mark to twenty second consecutive month decline in jobs this is the longest losing and records dating back seventy years african american workers remain hardest hit the black unpleasant rate is now fifteen point seven percent significantly higher for black men and all more than one in every six workers were unemployed or underemployed  similar legislation president obama said now it's falls on the united states senate to take the baton and bring this effort to the finish line on behalf of all american people and i'm absolutely confident that they will recall it convinced that one day that we gather here in the white house signed comprehensive health insurance reform legislation into law they'll be able to join their house colleagues and say that this was the first the finest moment in public service the moment we delivered change we promised to the american people and did something to leave this country stronger than we found it while supporters of president obama celebrated the passage of the health care bill this was such an also marks a victory for opponents of abortion rights and saturday anti abortion democrats helped push through an amendment to prohibit anyone who receive government health insurance subsidies from enrolling in an insurance plan that covers abortion in addition abortions won't be covered under the proposed government run insurance plan the amendment has been described as the biggest victory in years for opponents of abortion mcclatchy newspapers report president obama is nearing a decision to send thirty four thousand additional u s troops to afghanistan next year under the proposed plan the first additional combat arrive in afghanistan next march with the other three following that roughly three month intervals on sunday army chief of staff general george casey said the troops are needed in afghanistan he said i believe that we need to put additional forces into afghanistan to give general mcchrystal the ability to hold to both dampen the successes of the taliban while we train the afghan security forces and other news from afghanistan a nato airstrike on friday reportedly killed seven members of the afghan security forces is in a march one of election law provides for an open candidate list allowing voters to cast their ballot for an individual rather than a party recchi blogger jar said this election law is important to iraqis because it increases the transparency of the iraqi election system who would be like to use that word now iraqis will be able for the first time to know who they are voting for so all the candidates names must be public and in addition to the demo domestic importance of the law i think internationally it's important because it will not give those who want to put long occupation an excuse many people have been trying to use delaying the iraqi election as an excuse to prolong the u s occupation and then under us the american mediated accord to end the four month political crisis appears to be in shambles just a week after it was signed on friday president and his alleged cleared the deal was over meanwhile roberta mitchell leddy the head of the coup government said he would install a national unity government without the participation of are no the guardian newspaper reports the last formal negotiations for the climate summit in copenhagen concluded in acrimony friday with the developing countries threatening to walk out of the december conference unless rich countries commit themselves to greater cuts in greenhouse gas emissions meanwhile the hopes for a strong global deal that would pay poor nations to stop deforestation hit a new low on friday after negotiating released a draft proposal that many environmentalists say lacks te juveniles to life without parole lose seven hundred people united states who will spend the rest of their lives in prison for crimes committed ask juveniles somewhere as young as thirteen when they committed the crime no other nation has even a single person serving  unanimously confirmed the nomination of joseph presiding chick to service director of the office of surface mining reclamation and enforcement despite widespread opposition from environmentalists groups and critics of the mountaintop coal removal the group public employees for environmental responsibility said president obama's choice to run the office of surface mining signifies the campaign promises to end environmentally destructive coal mining practices such as mountaintop removal will be abandoned does that mean that he didn't keep ea know report for center for responsive politics has found that two hundred thirty seven members of congress are millionaires that's forty four percent of the body california republican darrell issa is the richest lawmaker with a net worth estimated at over two hundred fifty million at least seven lawmakers have networks  operates more than a dozen u s military bases all over japan's islands which has been described as an unsinkable aircraft carrier president barack obama will be visiting japan later this week and israeli prime minister benjamin not to know who is in washington to meet president obama the talks come amid floundering u s efforts to jumpstart stalled middle east peace talks kind of like the talks down in honduras only much longer and the west bank palestinian protesters on friday knocked down part of the israeli separation wall advise much of the region protesters said the action was done to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the berlin berlin wall palestinians on that banner on the already no matter how tall all walls fall israeli troops responded by firing tear gas and skunk spray chemical concoction that smells of corpse and feces and tens of thousands of people died of berlin and to celebrate the november ninth union amy goodman so jaded press readers and others for the source universe news if you like to support our news give us a call at five three zero two seven four seven four one three or e mail us at grass valley 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