found at engstrom home that had contained cash were mislaid after the cash had been converted into a check and sent to the u s marshal's office as part as a federal forfeiture process but smothers strongly disputed allegations that angstrom was unfairly targeted hurt the defense said jurors dale peterson we felt his calculations regarding the yield working correctly applied peterson said if he's an expert he probably knew that wasn't true deputy district attorney jim phillips said the jury saw through angstroms claim that the marijuana was his and his home was for used for his own personal medical use we see a case after case where scripts are used to shield to try to justify far more than medical needs that would seem to justify disappointed the jury felt the cultivation was out of the compliance man called sad but we're very pleased that they saw there were no evidence of sales thanks tom said he was extremely disappointed in the verdict they didn't comply with prop two fifteen he said referring to the his good record he's most likely action by the judge would be probation out of sacramento california unemployment rates grew slightly twelve point five percent january state employment development department reported friday but the state also revised it job numbers to show that about three hundred thousand additional jobs had were lost last that month the state's unemployment rate in december was twelve point three percent officials had previously reported december's unemployment rate of twelve point four percent but revised the figure friday meanwhile the national unemployment rate held at a nine point seven percent there are real people behind these statistics and instead of real actions by their elected officials go to nader on let's work to the minute said any statement urging the legislation to pass his job creation proposal yeah i need a job called me to spike to increase in unemployment in january the state added thirty two thousand five hundred jobs because struction interest you saw the largest increase with an additional sixteen thousand two hundred jobs the information financial activities in professional and business services industry were the only ones that lost jobs is a sign that the sector worst hurt by this recession the construction industry may finally be growing again said jed kolko associate director of the public significantly revised the number of jobs that were lost in december california had thirteen point eight million dollars million jobs in december revised from fourteen point one million that was previously reported that means the state had three hundred thousand fewer jobs in december than it previously thought session was a lot deeper in two thousand and nine than previous data had reported said steven levy director of the center for continuing study of the california economy you have used it to downward revision of job estimates through two thousand and nine explains the state high unemployment numbers even so level remains optimistic i do think that we are at the beginning of recovery he said but it shows that we're starting at a lower point than we previously thought so we have farther to dig out proposal to raise the intersection of race and south auburn streets with this stated goal of increasing the visibility of pedestrians and slowing vehicle speeds on south auburn project would be financed by the american recovery and reinvestment act funds and the cost about five hundred thirty thousand according to the city's step report if approved contract for the work is expected to be awarded in april was construction to take place later in the spring the report said the construction is expected to take about a month to as does and that's in the tuesday meeting that set up at seven p m on to at city hall that'll be tonight if you're watching this today we're twenty five east main street if you watch the early one it will be a storm is expected to bring showers in the back of the foothills today and tonight colder temperatures that could lead to icy conditions tuesday morning while that's last night and this morning showers are expected in late morning and then with most conditions tuesday according to the national weather service in sacramento snow is expected forty five hundred feet in the afternoon which could make travel treacherous in mountain passes snow levels are predicted to drop to two thousand foot heel temperatures dip around to the upper twenty's however the precipitation will be winding down in the evening hours and for those expected to see only a couple of just sort of up to six inches a new snow  possible and i are elevations sunny skies are expected again tuesday well as today showers are likely again today and wednesday with a chance of snow at three thousand feet and in our last story written by liz keller matthew m call from kate hayes and empires reported a woman hitchhiking whose finger was bleeding fingers were bleeding she did not need medical attention my twenty four a m call from three hundred block of pleasant street reported apartment had been vandalized during the night ten m call from here called dr report vandalism to a vehicle and a two fifteen p m call from one hundred block of park avenue reported a physical fight between two juveniles they were separated and were gone when officers arrived and at three forty four p m called from business an eight hundred block a certain way reported a bank bag was taken from a locked door for forty two p m a caller from business four hundred block of south auburn street reported a woman with a british accent left with yarn and seven fifty four p m call from two hundred block certain way report two men tried to get into a vehicle and fled when confronted nine o two p m caller from highway one seventy four and park ridgeway reported a cardboard cat in the road eleven twenty six p m caller from five hundred block of jenkins street ported people lighting fireworks at reported someone stole her grandmother's blanket in cable box and at two thirty six p m a caller from the business and one of the block a west mcknight way reported possible credit card fraud and for a four p m call from kidder cemetery reported a physical fight between a man and a woman they were gone when officers arrived kind of busy down there and by that cemetery today and six fifty nine pm call from business eight on a block to east main street boarded possible counterfeit bill seven fifty five p m a woman from two hundred block of dorsey drive report dorsey drive reported loud music but tenants were told to take it up with the management as to who was making more noise twenty five a m a call from dorsey drive reported juveniles throwing things at cars  nevada county sheriff's office on friday twelve fifty two p m the call from ten thousand block of go to your drive reported a woman had been assaulted by a man and we had a black eye the woman said it was due to a fight between her and another woman call facts were reported a large group of juveniles fighting they were left in a band and could not be located and for twenty eight p m a man for ten thousand black people the drive reported person stole his credit card number and brought items online for thirty two pm call from ten thousand block lower circle drive reported vandalism to a vehicle it was found to be have been caused by two dogs the night before an animal control could would be notified seven seventeen p m a call from ten thousand block of our road reported a man looking in his mailbox and at seven thirty seven p m a call from twelve thousand blocking the court road reported a man threw something on the porch and said this is for you it was a process server at a five p m call from reported a woman had tried to hit her boyfriend with a hatchet earlier and was now saying she wanted to jump off the bridge highway one seventy four and bear river she was located by her boyfriend and given a ride ten twenty five p m call from eleven thousand block lake shore north reported to one hundred juveniles in the street and at a residence having a party with underage drinking their three case reports were taken saturday eleven o four a m a caller from fourteen thousand block pleasant valley road reported multiple juveniles on the roof of the building and at one p m a woman from sixteen thousand block a better quicker hill road found and a five twenty nine pm a call from fifteen thousand block a little valley road reported red flags on mailboxes were bent and garbage cans were being thrown six forty four pm call from ten thousand block a he should ave reported hearing six shots and that seven twenty five p m call from sixteen thousand blocks got way reported verbal dispute possibly becoming physical the person had a knife but then put it down the man could be heard yelling why does my family hate me no charges were desired a twenty nine p m call from ten thousand block pleasant valley road reported a person tried to sell drugs and have eleven o eight p m a traffic stop was made in birchfield road and cornflower court two people were on top of a vehicle man was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment violating probation and driving under the influence and the other city police department on saturday at four forty one pm a caller from a business on the seven hundred block of zion street reported a possible drunken man he was overly emotional and was getting a ride iran sanctions and water in iceland reject voters reject payment of five point three billion in foreign debt and unemployment rate remains at nine point seven thirty six thousand jobs lost in a first world story iraqi authorities have began counting votes and a day after the nation held the problem entry elections for the second time since two thousand and three u s invasion on sunday thirty eight people died were wounded in election day attacks despite the threat of violence voter turnout was higher than expected analysts say it would take weeks if not months before a new government is formed because no political party is expected to win any outright majority some sunni politicians boycotted the election after shiite led panel barred around five hundred candidates from running d alleged links to saddam hussein's outlawed bath party president obama praised the iraqi vote he said by any measure this was an important milestone in iraqi history dozens of parties and coalition field did thousands of parliamentary candidates men and women ballots were cast at some fifty thousand voting booths and in a strong turnout millions of iraqis exercise their right to vote with enthusiasm and optimism the voting makes it clear that the future of iraq belongs to the people of iraq a british soldier has refused to return for a second tour of duty in afghanistan has been sentenced to nine months in a military prison twenty seven year old lance corporal joe served seven months now afghanistan after he returned he began openly speaking out against the war he said i came back home quite ashamed i felt like i couldn't see what we did chief by being there i felt very disillusioned and i think to disillusionment is isolated to me a lot of my colleagues were that were serving and some of them that are in afghanistan and iraq are equally disillusioned there's just going to in the ranks which is a many other countries around the area and most are are now back in the capital waiting to fight so far most of the u s military assistance in somali government has been focused on training but a u s official told the times he expects u s covert forces to get involved in the offensive fisher said what you're likely to see is airstrikes and special ops moving in head in and getting out in nigeria hundreds of people including many women and children have reportedly died in religious fire in the city just acting nigerian president goodluck jonathan has one a day after the palestinians agreed to in direct talks with israel for the first time since israeli assault on gaza biden is the most senior u s official to visit israel since president obama took office in january two thousand and nine earlier israel approved construction of hundred twelve new homes in jewish settlement and west bank despite partial moratorium on such construction the israeli group peace now criticized the new project saying it would widen the gap between palestinians and two state solution which risk becoming obsolete the palestinians of war and the further settlement growth threaten the peace process in future talks u s special envoy george mitchell praised the resumption of the talks and said we look forward to what we hope will be credible serious constructive process that will complicate objective which we all share a comprehensive peace in the middle east protests said to mark while a top israeli military officials arrived in united states where he is expected to be met by a series of protests attended general gabi can now see the chief of staff of the i d f is attending the friends of the d f fundraiser in waldorf astoria hotel in manhattan on tuesday good planning to protest outside the fundraiser included to say you know america's jews for a just peace and jewish force for peace and there are times ports federal government has given more than one hundred seven billion to companies that are also doing business with iran despite a ban on u s companies trading with iran and analysis of federal records in company reports reveal seventy four companies have done business with both the u s government and iran since two thousand list includes halliburton shel caterpillar and exxon mobil many of the companies skirting the law by setting up foreign subsidiaries what a surprise voters in iceland have rejected a plan to pay five point three billion to britain and to the netherlands to reimburse if it does not pay the money back i am after is delaying a bailout package for iceland but icelandic bolters overwhelmingly rejected threats from the international community and said i think that's what's happening is that people here are not willing to accept being put into some sort of debt slavery people want to have a fair and equitable result from this entire crisis the nation's official unemployment remains at nine point seven percent last month thirty six thousand more jobs were eliminated the latest jobs report shows four percent of the population will be without work for twenty seven weeks or the unemployment rate for african american workers remains at fifteen point eight percent senate majority leader harry reid attempted to put a positive spin on the job figures said today is a big day in america only thirty six thousand people lost their jobs today which is really good honor and really seriously think about giving me a job