and autopsy revealed to say there was no evidence of foul play in the death of dynasty royal fifty two years old an on again off again resident of the area found dead in wolf creek plus a county pathologist who performed the autopsy tuesday to don't find any trauma to the body valid police captain he often spent spring and summer in the vatican city at various residences in the north san juan nevada city and grass valley one of the homes where royal stayed was two to one east main street which is directly in front of the spot where he was discovered in the creek private contractors doing routine work testing wolf creek discovered while in the creek and sure it was about nine twenty five a m monday morning police arrested rule for shoplifting a few years ago and he was known to have a history of alcoholism well as family is scattered and we he had a son serving with the marines in iraq according to marx as they waited for toxicology results forensic investigators will look into roy royals medical history to determine whether he had any health problems that could have contributed to his death sad story event highway patrol officials are investigating the traffic death of nevada union graduate kevin hills and thirty eight year old and his new wife lisa forty one bullets struck by semi trucks as they tended to a vehicle trouble in interstate fifteen in las vegas were on their honeymoon having he looked for days earlier said heels mother and needed to camp a grass valley resident for thirty five years given l was probably having a good time to camp said he was no sticking them like dale's restocked with their toyota tacoma truck on the one stopped to help said hill sr most melanie hill's thirty four a portland oregon witness says called nine one one to report a woman later discovered to be lisa hales was trying to wave traffic away from her husband who was to some unknown mechanical trouble witnesses said a man was on his hands and knees next to the truck as leigh sales directing traffic leigh sales was most likely hit first on he said four different semi truck drivers called in h p to report they had hit something this togethers found d n a from both victims on all four trucks investigation will reveal who was the first one to hit everything depends on the investigation if it comes out to hell couple were in the middle of the road there may not be on their rest truck drivers all said they thought they had hit something don't none said they had any knowledge of hating the couple  five a m it's still dark outside that time of the crash and accident report will be available in a few weeks kevin nails was an antique dealer and carpenter who has lived in santa ana and enjoyed surfing and photography melanie hill said he leaves behind his mother father sister and two sons was a really loving person she said and residents are being urged to stay out of madison creek and wolf creek in grass valley for at least two weeks after five hundred gallons of raw sewage flowed into the waterways monday night says second down we had sewage rain in their last month or so as of late tuesday however the area had not been posted to warn passer byers grass fellow city officials issued a warning early tuesday to avoid all contact with the water until bacterial testing can be completed to deem it sa warning came after a mis communication between the city county and the county about to spill cording to county environmental health director wesley next grass valley deputy director of public works rick buckley said he was surprised the county didn't ask for a safety warning be posted about this dream right away and environmental health department worker gabriel herrera responded to this bill he was under the impression there was no other spillage other than what was in the street n going into his dream to be one thousand gallons or more before it is posted have said i think it should be one gallon i propose state legislation would reduce the amount to five hundred gallons yet a block manhole caused shows up and usually directs us to the post that they said they said not to last not to last night the city issued an e mail warning at nine a m tuesday as a courtesy to wolf creek community alliance members and others in the community who seek information quickly about spills after contact you know fishel agencies about this bill monday night the city had difficulty getting the community email notices out until the next morning he said now the notice will be  linda quinn of the city public works department water testing results to determine the safety will take until at least april first to process responded to for a domestic disturbance instructed county monday night involving the couple prior to the arrest the boyfriend called police at nine twenty four p m from apocalypse tacos on mill street in grass valley to report his girlfriend christ obama criticizes x pastor's political comments and murtha backs clinton had a pennsylvania primary and the dalai lama threatens resignation as chinese crackdown continues british court overturns venezuelan asset freeze n calls for an investigation into colombian deaths foreign workers to us oil from for exploitation fraud and justice appear to favor overturning d c handgun ban hundreds of events are planned around the united states today marked the fifth anniversary of the invasion and occupation of iraqi cities holding protests sit ins and other gatherings include washington d c new york lewisville chicago dallas miami los angeles and san francisco on tuesday activists with the anti war group code pink marched along constitution avenue in washington d c disrupting traffic here in new york there in new york the musician lou reed and laurie anderson it headlines so sold out concert raising money for united states for peace and justice in iraq veterans against the war in afghanistan at least six civilians have been killed in u s raids on south eastern village the dead include three men two children and a woman coding to oxfam foreign troops again corrected himself only after his colleague independent senator joseph lieberman possible was placing stepped in and whispered and it was here well and he said well it's common knowledge that has been reported to media that al is going back into iran and receiving training are coming back into iraq from iran that's well known and is unfortunate so i believe that we are succeeding in iraq to situation has dramatically improved but i also want to emphasize time and again it is on the run but they're not  d and then joe lieberman said whispering you said that the iranians were training how could i think you meant their training in extremist terrorism mccain said i'm sorry the iranians are trained in extremis not  but probably right it is outside but nobody wants to say that mccain made the comments in jordan where he visited en route to israel from a brief trip in iraq well i think it's calling eight hundred pound elephant you know on the democratic side senator barack obama has again distanced himself from his former pastor who political views have brought national attention over the past week reverend jeremiah wright has been scrutinized in the media linking attacks of september eleventh to u s foreign policy in the middle east and for saying that the country was founded on racism on tuesday obama said he disagrees with wright on several issues but could not ignore their personal ties senator obama said as imperfect as he may be he has been like a family to me is dropped in my face officiated my wedding and baptized my children not once in my conversations with him and i heard him talk about any ethnic group in derogatory terms or treat whites with whom he interacted with anything but courtesy and respect servers called the speech for the first on obama was extensively addressed the issue of race during his fifteen months campaign and other campaign news senator hillary clinton has picked up an endorsement from the influential democratic congress member john murtha backing a seen as a boost to clinton ahead of next month's primary in most his home state of pennsylvania tibet the chinese government is claiming more than one hundred people have surrendered in protest against chinese rule tibetans face a deadline of midnight monday to turn themselves in the protesters arrested last week when buddhist monks took to the streets in lhasa to mark the anniversary of hundred fifty nine uprising against chinese rule human rights groups say dozens of people have been killed and hundreds of arrested in chinese crackdown on tuesday the dalai lama said he would step down as tibet's political leader if the violence continues the dalai lama said as early as one thousand nine hundred eighty seven again in this very room the british journalist jonathan a mirsky i interviewed here and he asked me if these things become out of control violence tell what tell what you do when i immediately i told him if things become out of control they're not only my only option is completely resign the protests have reportedly spread to ethnic tibetans communities outside  and in britain the venezuelan government has or of scored a victory in a legal dispute with the oil giant exxon mobil on tuesday a british court overturned a ruling freezing twelve billion invents well in assets exxon had one freeze as part of an attempt to recoup on investment in exxon intended to manipulate in light of the court and the court has responded in a very serious manner as put exxon in its place it is a lesson for transnational business exxon mobil in particular who try to be above the law well an exxon remain arbitration in arbitration over this dispute and then columbia the un is calling for probe into the deaths of six organizers of the recent protests against colombian government  military death squads the victims included union workers and human rights activists tens of thousands of people took part in protests and march and back in the states a group of indian workers filed suit against us all kinds stretching from for abusive working conditions in the gulf coast well suited to signal international of defrauding and exploiting over five hundred indian nationals who worked in mississippi and texas under federal guest worker programs fenty warned against repealing the handgun ban he said as the mayor of the district of columbia more guns anywhere in the district of columbia is going to lead to more crime that is why we stand steadfastly against any repeal of our handgun ban the supreme court will rule on the case before adjourning in june and the british science fiction writer arthur c clarke one of the best there ever has died at the age of ninety clark was best known for writing two thousand and one of the space odyssey later adapted to a film but he did break many many many many books out of washington five years after launching the invasion of iraq president bush strongly signaled once he that he won't order troops withdrawals beyond those already planned because he refuses to jeopardize the hard fought gains of the past year as anti war activists demonstrated around downtown washington the president's focus to pentagon to mark the anniversary of a war that has cost nearly four thousand u s lives and roughly five hundred billion the president's address was part of a series of events the white house planned around the anniversary and next month's report from the top u s figures in iraq general david petraeus and ambassador ryan crocker that report will be the basis for bush's first troop level decision in seven months the battle in iraq has been longer and harder and more costly than we anticipated bush added but he added also before an audience of a pentagon brass soldiers and deployments the battle in iraq is noble it is necessary and it is just and what's your courage the battle in iraq will end in victory democrats took issue with bush's stay the course gesturing with the war in iraq in our in its sixth year americans are rightly concerned about how much longer our nation must continue to sacrifice our security for the sake of the iraqi government that is unwilling or unable to secure its own future house speaker nancy pelosi a democrat from california said democrats will continue to push for an end to the war in iraq and increased oversight of that war was another and doesn't include bush repeatedly and directly linked to iraq fight to the global battle against al qaeda terror network and he made some of his most expansive claims of success he said the increase of thirty thousand troops that he ordered to iraq last year has turned the situation in iraq around he also said that the iraq war has become the place where arabs joined with americans to drive al qaida out the surge has opened the door to a major strategic victory in a broader war on terror the president said we are witnessing the first large scale arab uprising against osama bin laden his grim ideology and his terror network and the significance of this development cannot be overstated bush appeared to be referring to recent cooperation by local iraqis with the s military against a group known as al qaeda in iraq a mostly homegrown foreign led sunni based insurgency experts question how closely or even whether the group is connected to the international outcry the network as for bin laden he is rarely heard from and is believed to be hiding in pakistan the u s has about one hundred fifty eight thousand troops in iraq the number is expected to drop to one hundred forty thousand by summer and drawdowns meant to raise all but about eight thousand troops from last year's inkers bush who has successfully defied efforts by the democratic led congress to force larger and faster withdrawals said he would unravel ways and they could unravel the recent progress  income so far and to so much we are not going to let this happen he said he criticized those who still call for retreat in the face of what he called undeniable success the challenge in the period ahead is to consolidate the gains we have made and c o v extremist defeat said we have learned through hard experience what happens when you pull our forces back too fast the terrorist attacks misstep and fill the vacuum established safe havens and use them to spread chaos and carnage that's sort of cautionary rhetorical is consistent with all the president's recent statements about iraq it has been widely believed for weeks that bush will endorse an expected recommendation from petraeus next month for no additional tamp down terror and violence in iraq so that the country's leaders would have to time to advance the legislation considered key to reconsider relations between rival shiite sunni and kurdish communities but the gains on the battlefield have not been matched by dramatic political progress in the vines again maybe increasing with just ten months before the hands off the war to a new before you hands off the war to a new president bush is concerned about his legacy on iraq both democratic candidates have said they would begin withdrawing forces quickly if a left only expected g o p nominee john mccain has indicated he plans to continue bush's strategy of bringing troops home only as conditions warrant vice president dick cheney who just completed a two day visit to iraq said the administration won't be blown off course by continuing strong opposition to the war in the united states cheney compared the administration tax now to abraham lincoln during the civil war he would never have succeeded if he hadn't had a clear objective a vision for where he wanted to go and he was willing to was withstand the slings and arrows of the political wars in order to get there cheney said a mate of lincoln in an and harvard university public finance expert linda bloch bilmes have estimated the eventual cost of three trillion when all the expenses including long term care for veterans are calculated without specifics  those who have exaggerated estimates of the cost of this war were quoted can no longer credibly argue that we are losing in iraq so now they argue the war costs too much he sa and that is enough brouhaha that day for our world news running patrol officers and state park dispatchers were notified nine o eight p m a call from the four hundred block of south average street reported a man in his thirty's wearing a st patrick's day hat was yelling at passing cars police contacted a thirty six year old man who had been drinking they did not arrest him nine thirty four a m a call from the six hundred block of hayes street reported a party with under age drinking and drugs police responded brought two juveniles to the police department and released them to their parents police cited one juvenile on suspicion of possessing less than an ounce of marijuana and on tuesday at twelve o two a m a call from a bar on one hundred block of mill street reported a man was refusing to leave the bar p eight pm a call reported two elderly women at a non licensed care home and a one thousand ten thousand block wall street were not being taken care of the homeowner was in a location when a deputy arrived adult protective services was notified and would file a report a four wheel drive dodge truck police took a report from salt seven o eight p m a man called to report his wife beat him with a baton previous night and ten thousand block of san francisco street man called back to report his wife was taking property from the residence and loaded up in