monday through friday at three pm and also at seven thirty pm and on sarah college channel fifteen sometime saturday at five o'clock who will also be walking in truckee and public access channels in a few weeks this weekend the birthplace of the gold rush will come to life again at the marshall gold discovery state historic park in cologne this appears to the state park from ten am to five pm on saturday and sunday can two of the for gold was discovered set nonprofit group coordinating the event gold miners will spread and eight hundred fifty settlement or tent town under oaks next to the american river and tell tales from the goldfields the man whose discovery triggered the gold rush james marshall also could make an appearance you just never know who will turn out family families can churn butter pan for gold make rope and use different tools that instruments and sing songs of early california emigrants merchants will shock their wares and the coloma cemetery players will bring historical figures back to life contemporary food will be available then visitors can bring and then another local story people favor in a slow approach to development and grass valley criticized the city council for it planning commissioner no one for his concert conservationist books commissioner ralph silberstein voting has favored preserving to and build in size open space in housing developments and more house housing built to serve lower income buyers it's a shame this body can't handle the asking of intelligent question valley resident my passenger said late tuesday as council members considered dismissing silberstein others however have criticized sober since communication style council members who works for the idaho maryland mine corporation and ronald johnson a major local developer operator pacific land in a prize winner if they like to build city council members described their decision as backing he fell council members are options to put her own person in place are buckle had appointed silverstein when she took office in february when asked for his dismissal placed on this week's agenda in this case i'm going to support our book said councilwoman council chancy post our respective candidates trying to accomplish each council member gets to appoint one planning commission are blackall didn't detailed why she wanted silverstein removed when i was first appointed in february i thought it was best interest to leave council when dean williams appointee in place now was the time to make my o earlier this week so we see you said arbuckle told him he was too critical of city staff and he didn't communicate with her on all commission issues he's too critical of city staff repeated this is norm from nevada county that if you're at all from popular over girls plants then you have no place in local politics someday when you stand in the miniature concrete jungle we have built you might look back and remember the warnings prompted the college to scale back the size of the campus building cypress is usually ten percent of construction cost this project is that ford said project manager rob koster had a meeting this week at the syria joint community college district board of trustees greatly the trustees bill martin the total project is not over budget we knew from the outset it would be a difficult site although the seven trustees knew project manager koster said contractors have already spent eleven million on the infrastructure at the site of the new campus including installation of new water line from the area of village or nursery north of interstate  we did shrink the building footprint as a result of the extra site costs koester added the project manager said the building will now be twenty six thousand square feet seven thousand square feet fewer square feet then regionally but in the building plans the underdeveloped nature of the site contributed to cost as macgyver hill had no water or electrical infrastructure before the project started taking more than a mile of  trench to bury the water lines was the costliest work in this phase of the construction site it cost your cited locations rocky soil as a major obstacle he also said the next challenge facing the contractors is to obtain an extension from the haunted regional water board to continue ground work past the october fifteenth grading deadline in order to finish installing the water in the phone lines and there you have it for a local news and a lawsuit under the alien tort claims act on behalf of the families of the three of three of the iraqis killed as well as another iraqi who was injured in other blackwater new us state department is considering a plan to phase out to use of private security companies in iraq the option is one of several under a view in the wake of last month's shooting iraqi officials have vowed to pass laws lifting contract immunity from prosecution meanwhile in iraq mourners buried two iraqi women killed tuesday by guards with another private military for the victims were driving home from work when their vehicle further inflamed iraqi anger at private security companies in iraq another iraqi citizen said the security firms are acting like mafia they are not the firms that can provide the people and the citizens who are security iraqi government cannot impose its control on th the judge has rejected a key bush administration effort to crack down on undocumented workers on wednesday judge charles breyer of san francisco ordered indefinite delay to a white house rules that were forced employees to fire workers if their social security numbers could not be verified within three months a congressional standoff over domestic spying  on wednesday the house judiciary and intelligence committees approved measures including judicial oversight of the bush administration's warrantless spying program democratic lawmakers also refused to include a provision granting retroactive immunity for the major telecommunications companies involved hours before the vote president bush said he would not sign the legislation without an immunity clause included civil liberties groups say the democratic credit major still grants too much authority to the white house the bill would still give blanket authority f groups spying rather than requiring individual mormons in other news from washington the house foreign affairs committee has defied white house pressure to approve a major recognizing the armenian genocide the passage moves the bill to the house floor for a vote next month the bush administration has lobbied against the bill out of fear of harming relations with turkey turkey is a key u s ally in the middle east and a host military bases vital for the u s occupation of iraq hours before the vote president bush made in unusual appeal to lawmakers to nix the ma urge members to oppose the armenian genocide resolution now being considered by the house foreign affairs committee we all deeply regret correct the tragic suffering of the armenian people t hundred fifteen but this resolution is not the right response to these historic mass killings and its passage would do great harm to our relations with a key ally in nato and in global where war on terror bush's comments appear to contradict the pledge he made during his first run for president in your letter to the armenian national committee in two thousand bush wrote the armenians are subject subjected to a genocidal campaign that defies comprehension and commands all decent people to remember and they acknowledge the facts and lessons of an awful crime president i would ensure that our nation properly recognizes tragic suffering of the armenian people the final vote was twenty seven to twenty one republican eliot engel a democrat from new york representative i'm sorry democrat from new york i believe that turkey should acknowledge this and move on as well i don't support reparation or a land claim or anything that may grow out of this resolution but i do support the fact that genocide is genocide and there is no way sugar coating it or cleaning it up or preventing it isn't there in burma an opposition party member has been recorded to be killed under interrogation by security forces of the military  n based exile group so this family members of national league for democracy member when she way we're told he was dead and his body cremated and then another story palestinian president  amount of land within its internationally rep and i used the orders palestinian president mahmoud abbas also said all we want is the state to be on a nine hundred sixty seven borders meaning the size of the west bank and the gaza strip is twenty three hundred ninety six square miles we want it as it is twenty three hundred ninety six thousand square miles this is what the international community has given us this is what president bush declared this is what the u n resolutions have decided and therefore largest settlement on the west bank and in bolivia president evo morales has announced he will end bolivian military training at the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation formally known as the school of americas located at fort bragg georgia the school has a long history of training repressive u s backed military forces in latin america bolivia is the fifth the latin american country to withdraw from training there following costa rica argentina uruguay and venezuela and other news from bolivia more than one hundred thirty indigenous leaders are gathered for a major back in the united states the united auto workers that had breached a tentative deal with the car giant chrysler following a six hour worker strike some forty five thousand workers briefly walked off the job wednesday after negotiations passed a deadline the deal is expected to mirror the u a w as agreement with general motors last month workers were given better job guarantees in return for union run health ended in cleveland a fourteen year old high school student shot and wounded four people wednesday before taking his own life the shooter had reportedly been suspended from school and here in new york hundreds of students rallied at columbia university wednesday following the discovery of a noose hanging from an office door of an african american professor the professor madonna constant specialized in race and multi culturalism studies police say the hate crime unit is investigating and that's it today for our world news and now here comes our favorite part of the world of the news the police blotter that tracked down for the police blotter new pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but used for visual aid only police department on tuesday at three twenty two p m a woman from the two hundred block of dorsey drive wanted to speak to an officer as the management had in her apartment without prior notice and she was just getting out it's a shower five twenty five p m a caller from the six hundred block of freeman lane said they had a shoplift custody officer cited and released his sixty four year old woman for shoplifting and trespassing doesn't quite look at old wednesday one twenty three a m officers arrested the thirty five year old man on the emergency room for voluntary evaluation about a county sheriff's office on tuesday at nine forty two am a caller from indian springs road reported a motorcycle left to see with the jail five thirty six pm call from tyler road reported a woman carrying several large bags appeared to be junk drunk and was walking in and out of traffic near murphy road nevada city police department on tuesday at ten thirty nine am a caller from your in st at how would twenty reported a man carrying a shotgun under some bushes near a transient camp on coyote street a police officer at the scenes of demand pointed a gun at people deputies arrested a man on suspicion of possessing a controlled substance and trespassing and are one lone fire call today one thirty p m a man on independence trail reportedly hurt his ankle was hiking with his wife with his injuries he couldn't hike an hour back to the trailhead firefighters responded to rescue a and now for our weather patchy morning fog possibly this morning then partly cloudy it was highs in lower seventy's southwest winds five to ten mph our next chance of showers is tomorrow with highs in the seventy's snow and rain possible in the sierra with