are watching t v news thanks gloria and i'm randy hanson in today's local headlines logan initiative blocking the mission cut backs new year's ballot and arrest made for dui after crash  injured in single vehicle accident and settlement offered in ackerman assault lawsuit but before these stories t v t v news would like to thank a couple prospective underwriters who each are getting two weeks of free mentions three times a day six days a week v dot org and grass valley television and t v television dot com if you have an interest in getting mentioned on this newscast and supporting your only virtual local videos show a new show in the county then contact us three six two eight eight eight nine or he mail in our first story today written by dave muller of the union assemblyman dan the lowest plan to block a law cutting state greenhouse gas emissions until the economy rebounds looks like it's makes the november second ballot monday members of the california jobs initiative coalition turned in more than eight hundred thousand signatures of registered voters to qualify for the your election will be needed four hundred forty thousand local said people realize we need to protect and bring jobs to california we're going to give working families of california a break until we recover economically calls for suspension of stringent greenhouse gas emission standards set by state legislature bill a b thirty two and two thousand and six this is spent and would last until california unemployment levels dipped to five point five percent and stay there for one full year states jobless rate was twelve point six percent in march and hasn't been at five point five cents september two thousand and seven according to u s department of labor statistics since then there has been a steady increase of talk point six percent level cording to the department of labor statistics loek started the initiative in november after concluding that a b thirty two standard set to take effect in two thousand and twelve would cost jobs and the current economic climate  been bankrolled by large oil companies that is bothered by mentalist and other supposed to blokes initiative they see the campaign money as a way for oil firms to strengthen their grasp on the energy business loek has no problem with the oil firms seven hundred thousand dollars in donations he recently told the union the california's petroleum industry provides plenty of jobs he fears a p thirty two would reduce i think this will define the job message in california for a decade to come load said monday about th is is about small businesses taking a stand for jobs california air resources board estimates that a b thirty two regulations would reduce to states fuels expenses three point eight billion by two thousand and twenty a study done by the dean of the business school at sacramento state university sacramento says a b thirty two would cost the state one point one million jobs and in another story by dave muller a single vehicle crash injured four nevada city people patrol sergeant de la for a day or so brewer's black porch slid off the roadway and forty five mph right rear and struck a tree that spun the car forward and head on into another tree right front seat complaint of pain barber who was later booked in didn't about accounting unsuspicious jail a felony driving under the influence according to jail officials he posted a twenty five thousand dollars bail and was released attorney greg craig diamond father statement offering to settle in exchange for a donation towards efforts to educate children about the dangers of illegal drugs diamond also raised the possibility of the union and a valley working together to host a fundraiser for the charity we have been proactive diamond said knight attorney bradley thomas said he has not had a chance to valuate diamond settlement conference statement f late thursday in nevada county superior court there has been a proposal that has been made thomas said it's pretty varied and big us at this point will try to get it resolved before mediation if we can claims that night the golf pro athlete wildwood struck a man in his office in october twentieth two thousand and nine injuring him and causing him to fall to the ground the two men earlier this month agreed to mediate mediation which is scheduled to start july twenty second the suit which was filed in november two thousand and nine legist medical expenses loss of earnings pain and suffering and emotional distress it asks for at least one point five million in compensation this case is not about the money diamond wrote in a statement it's about the defendants in appropriate behavior the chilling this assault has on the first amendment and the fact that this community has a problem with heroin drug abuse which is harming and yes killing our night came to the union to speak with that command that morning but was highly agitated and aggressive the statement read ackerman then took knight to his office saying there is no way to rationally speak to the defendant mr ackerman suggested to him that the meeting was thomas has alleged that ackerman attacked knight first and then any assault on knight and part was self defense earlier last week thomas subpoenaed several employees of the union for depositions in june akermanis allegedly injures is alleging injuries to his finger and head leading to post traumatic stress disorder even more chilling mr ackerman has paused to reconsider his current open and accessible approach to small town journalism an outcome that would affect the way this entire community can communicate with its only newspaper the statement reads statement alleges knight is being defended by his homeowner's insurance company and offered to settle the suit in return for fifty thousand dollars fees for both attorneys would be part of that donated amount all monies awarded would be turned over to the charitable organization whose mission is partly to ensure our children are both educated and protected from the dangerous and illegal drugs and the people who dispense them the statement reads a public announcement regarding this joint foundation in mr knight's daughter's name would be appropriate to further that cause the announcement would not need to address any wrongdoing but would instead reflect on attitude of cooperation and a common goal that mr knight and mr ackerman share as a result of the tragic loss of mr knight's daughter the statement conference has been scheduled for september twentieth if arbitration or mediation fail a trial date has been set for october nineteenth one fifty seven pm a man flagged down an officer and said a possible drunk driver had cut him off and i was last seen on george drive in east main street four fifty one pm a woman called to say people were following her around town trying to beat her up and intervention officers left a message with another party about the situation seven forty eight pm a woman called and said a man about eighty was lying on the middle of the roadway in east main street in idaho marilyn rode the woman helped him to a bench and responding officers arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public eight forty five p m a caller reported drag racing on a ridge road near upper slate creek road and ten forty p m noise complaint was called in at the elks  responding officers found it not properly permitted and shouted down please those people dance around there without a permit saturday one twenty seven am on a backup call assisting in nevada county sheriff's office a man was pulled over on ridge road he was arrested and booked at the nevada county jail on suspicion of battery of a spouse in cohabitant and harming a child and at two fifty one a m a loud birthday party on ophira street was shut down for the night by officers seven fifty four a m a call from four hundred block marshall street boarded someone went through her vehicle overnight officers took a vandalism report nine thirty six a m a caller from two hundred block of celestial drive reported someone who was using her credit card information in san ramon pickup truck for a follow up five thirty one p m call reported seeing a woman in a vehicle screaming to get out at brunswick and old tunnel roads officers were unable to find the vehicle and eight fifty nine pm color of her memorial park reported a man wearing a red shirt was using  pole to get something off the roof officers were unable to find the man and the eleven fifty eight p m the loud party in the four hundred block of south street was quieted by responding officers and sunday four forty six am nine one one call out from three hundred block of pleasant street neighbors fighting yelling screaming running and slamming doors responding officers calmed them down and out of county sheriff's office on friday four seventeen a missing juvenile as a runaway who had not returned home he came home after a be on the lookout bulletin was issued and at nine fifty three pm kaufman rough and ready highway reported hearing ten gunshots in the area and nine fifty seven pm deputies responded to a call to a twenty one thousand nine hundred block of east to drive were ten year old and a two year old were reportedly left alone in a home deputy's secured the residence and turn the children over to nevada county child protection services ten forty four p m called from twelve thousand three hundred block of cannon white reported his neighbor was possibly under the influence of drugs and was using power tools to make something causing a noise disturbance and saturday one eighteen a m if you call was repossessed on thirteen thousand six hundred block of wolf road that was repossessed not possessed sorry when twenty one a m if you call was repossessed on sixteen thousand block of any drive and a forty eight a m a call from one thousand five hundred block of last mile drive reported finding a parrot on her property one forty five p m call from ten thousand four hundred block of oak springs road toward finding possible human remains on their property deputies took a report to thirty five pm caller from fifteen thousand three hundred block of washington road reported six males causing a verbal argument with her after she told them to stay off her property she said the man listed listen to the police scanner and scatter win there here the deputies are on the way seven thirty one p m a call from ten thousand one hundred block of bar hill road reported two pit bulls attacked her farm animals ran into a neighbor's yard animal control was advised and then one twenty one p m a caller from seventeen thousand nine hundred block of you bet road reported a burglary sunday  call from fifteen thousand block of blind shady road reported her intoxicated housman slammed her head into the wall and then drove away from the home officers took a report for battery and at two forty three a m a call from ferrol way reported hearing in today's world news headlines may day rallies held to protest arizona's immigration law major league baseball you're doing urges arizona to repeal the law and fishing band and go do a massive oil spill and halliburton's role in or rig a new york investigates failed times square car bombing and civilian casualty store in afghanistan and student strike shuts down university in puerto rico and  for participating in executions and united and continental to merge and bloviate nationalizes for power companies and mayor west in nepal launched a general strike and second brazilian rancher convicted in murder of american one in today's first world news story hundreds of thousands of people marched in over eighty cities on saturday in support of the immigration rights and to protest to arizona's new immigration law that allows police officers to stop and interrogate anyone they suspect is an undocumented immigrant some of the largest may day protests took place in los angeles dallas milwaukee new york and washington outside the white house thirty five people were arrested including congressman lewis  illinois democrat was wearing a t shirt that reads arrest me not my friends at the washington real ira zona resident and navajo indian roger husky voice support for a boycott of the state of arizona he said no i don't want to be treated like this i'm not going to accept this and one we take a look at something like two or ism like i said it's going to affect the dollars people already have this perception my mom has been pulled over in the last week my dad my brother and his wife all within a week and this law hasn't even taken effect and los angeles and argentine immigrant named to mari took part in the may day protests and said i'm argentinian even though i may not look immigrant and i may not be stopped in arizona i'm still took an immigrant and i think it's important for all of us to show up and to show the different faces of immigration and the different faces of american youth actor martin sheen also tended to los angeles rally and immigration rights and he said in a sense something bad has been turning into something good we need to thank the governor of arizona for s b ten seventy because it has reignited the national debate on immigration reform to a fever pitch so arizona can be thankful we're very thank you we're very grateful and on friday the union representing the major league baseball players t of calling for arizona to repeal and modify the law and more than a quarter of major league players are foreign born fifteen teams conduct spring training to an arizona and federal authorities have banned commercials and recreation commercial and recreational fishing and large stretch of the water near the gulf of mexico do the massive oil spill caused by the b p operated rig that exploded nearly two weeks ago and estimated two hundred ten thousand gallons of oil a day is pouring into the gulf that might turn out to be the worst industrial environmental disaster in s history the los angeles times reports federal investigators are looking at how britain's role in the disaster albertan was responsible for cementing the deep water drill hole it keep procedure to prevent oil well blowout it had completed the final so many another safety equipment may not have function may not function in deep water seas but regular tears did nothing to boast or industry requirements on sunday president obama visited the region for the first time since that crisis began and said this is one of the richest most beautiful ecosystems on the planet and for centuries its residents have enjoyed and made a living off the fish that's woman these waters and wildlife that inhabit the shores this is also the heartbeat of the region's economic life and we're going to do everything in our power to protect our natural resources compensate those who have been harmed rebuild what has been damaged and help this region persevered like it has done so many times before the european union and international monetary fund has agreed to one hundred forty six  billion bailout for greece after athens committed itself to years of austerity measures greek foreign minister to know is it is important day today it is not easy day for it is a day that we have the commitment of the greek government to do what it takes to bring down the economy on a sustainable path greek it's expected to soon unveil a series of spending cuts consumer tax hikes and dock you know pensions on may day greece's two main labor or union organizers large large rallies to oppose the cuts in athens youth protesters battled with the police just outside the polytechnic university video showed the use throwing rocks and other projectiles including far firing fireworks and clear guns barricades were set up in the streets police responded to charge you know the protesters and firing tear gas shells on an indian court convicted a pakistani man on charges of murder and waging war for his role in the two thousand and eight one by attacks about two hundred sixty six people dead pakistani man mohamm fire ball we need to really do this there's a better than me in afghanistan a nation's interior ministry has revealed civilian casualties jumped by thirty three percent in a long periods of time to one hundred seventy three deaths were reported to march twenty first or april twenty first our troops are doing a good job university perico remains shut down thirteen days up to start a students tried to protest one hundred million budget and budget cuts the protest begins in the main university of puerto rico campus a real big but has since spread to four other campuses belief that we are healers not executioners and in business news united and continental airlines have announced plans to merge the new company will become the world's largest airline the move comes just two years after delta and northwest marched and news from electorate company rawest made the announcement on may day you said we're here to nationalize all the hydroelectric plants that were owned by the state before to comply with the new constitution of the bull libyan state basic services cannot be a private business across the hall are now closed in brazil a second brazilian rancher has been convicted already in the two thousand and five murder of the american nun dorothy stang stang spent thirty years in brazil trying to prevent ranchers from taking the land from the poor amazon farmers and