v news and today's first world news story labor protests are continuing across the united states from idaho to indiana as republican lawmakers advance legislation and at question public employee unions in ohio thousands rallied in columbus to oppose a bill that would end collective bargaining rights for state employees the measure is even more far reaching than a similar bill in wisconsin because it also would affect police officers and firefighters if what could come as early as yesterday and wisconsin governor scott walker has unveiled a broad slashing aid to school and local districts cut in an estimated twelve thousand jobs critics say the plan would devastate wisconsin's public education system with predictions of schools being forced to cram up to sixty students in one classroom democrat state representative tamar a great speech said the measure would cause an analysis of education in this state as walker sparked protests which could be heard outside the chamber chanting for him to be recalled from office most demonstrators remain barred from entering the capitol building forces loyal to libyan leader colonel moammar gadhafi have launched new assault to regain control of several towns that would have been captured in a popular uprising over the past two weeks attacks have been reported  names and it's taken from heart records in hospitals where doctors would just say the truth responsible every kind of word we're talking about two u s warships have moved from somewhere else canal into the mediterranean sea towards libya under orders from the u s secretary of defense robert gates and washington d c u s secretary of state hillary clinton said the united states has not ruled out any military intervention u s secretary of state hillary clinton said and we are taking no options off the table so intervention and then to other calls for the rejection of warmongering mobilization of the us air force and navy in the mediterranean sea those who promote the use of military force against libya do not seek to defend human rights but rather as always to establish approach tech human rights council the unanimous vote marks the first time any nation has been suspended from the council since its formation in two thousand and six u s ambassador to the u n susan rice praised the move and said this is the first time that either the human rights council or its predecessor the human rights commission have suspended any member state for gross violations of human rights and we think this is an important step forward in enhancing the credibility of the human rights council whose credibility on these issues has often quite legitimately been called into question unrest saying that they were intentionally seeking to destabilize yemen at least twenty four people have been killed in protest over the past two weeks anti government protests have erupted in iran for the third time in two weeks on tuesday tens of thousands gathered in the streets of tehran and other cities and what organizers called the largest most violent protest this year riot police and undercover militias broadly use tear gas but turn around and bullets against the crowds the rallies followed the shutdown with passage of short term legislation cutting four billion in fredrick spending the measure creates a two week window for lawmakers and white house to do goshi a follow up bill which will be set well set spending levels for the remainder of the fiscal  the u s supreme court has ruled corporations have no right to personal privacy when it comes to government documents released under the freedom of information act the unanimous decision bears on the telecom giant eight hundred eighty s effort to prevent release of government documents and case with the federal communications commission dating back to two thousand and four eighteen t had argued it should be exempted from the freedom of information act request because corporations are defined as persons under the u s law a new study says one thousand struggling u s states stand to lose as much as five point three billion in tax collections over the next few years as a result of president obama's recent tax deal with republicans according to the center of budget and policy priorities the unintended l would come from provisions of law and businesses to deduct the full value of new equipment losses newly disclosed figures show wastewater products produced from natural gas drilling practice of hydro fracking has contained radioactivity and other contaminants at levels far exceeding federal limits according to the new york times internal government documents or at least fifteen wells produced waste water with more than one thousand times more amount of radioactive elements considered acceptable the waste water is sometimes brought to sewage plants ill equipped to properly treat it and then dispose into rivers supplying drinking water at least twelve sewage plants in three states discharged partly treated waste water waste into river and streams documents also show government regulators regulatory and industry officials knew of the problems with the wastewater disposal and treatment but took no action on tuesday protestors reality following a new york city council hearing on plans to open the parts of new york state watershed to drilling joe vine of the group new york age twenty said they know it's contaminating and they're doing it anyway eighteen thousand wells is a projection it could be more likely eighteen thousand wells they haven't they haven't been approved they would be allowed to proceed if these regulations are completed and put out so once they complete these regulations gas drilling will be able to commence in the delaware river basin and house democrats are urging the investigation of washington law firm and three private security companies hired to undermine political opponents of the u s chamber of commerce and a letter to four house committees democratic lawmakers accused lobbying firm of huntin and williams of using subversive tactics to smear the chamber's critic leaked e mails indicated huntin and william solicited private security firm paul lantier technologies an h p gary federal and barrick all technologies to propose a strict strategy for weakening the progressive and labor groups that have challenged the chamber's lobbying for some of the nation's biggest corporations has precarious federal chief executive aaron barr whose email helped fuel the controversy announced his resignation this last week and that's it for world news today now another thanks from one of our underwriting to support your only visual video news that's right jennifer it's time for the police blotter and pictures in the blotter now from these actual events were used for visual aid only grass valley police department on monday seven forty one a m call from brunswick road and town talk drive reported the vehicles going out seven forty six a m a man from three hundred block of mill street reported an argument over where to place a computer and how much he was warned not to call nine one one again nine fourteen a m call from thirteen thousand block phone hill drive reported a line into a store had been assaulted one thirty four p m caller from one hundred block of scandal a never reported when she had been broken in with a rock and one forty nine p m call from dorsey drive overpass reported ten juveniles throwing snowballs they were part of a class with the teacher and were throwing snowballs at each other not at cars two or three p m call from seven hundred block west main street reported juvenile assaulted a staff member juvenile was cited and released at three twenty four p m call from two hundred block a certain way reported juveniles throwing snowballs at buses three fifty two p m call from two thousand block in nevada city highway reported a physical fight between two drivers and three fifty seven p m a call from two hundred block of suddenly reported a physical fight and at five forty p m call from elizabeth daniels park reported juveniles smoking marijuana and six forty eight p m a caller from one hundred block worst mcdonald way reported a woman shoplifting she was arrested on suspicion of burglary toddler was taken by child protective services and nine forty nine pm a man from three hundred block of mill street reported a person spit on him and threw a frying pan alley in ten forty six p m caller from east main street use road boarded a possible drunk n man standing in the middle of the road trying to stop cars the caller at eleven o eight p m reported the man yelling he was arrested on suspicion of violating probation and out of county sheriff's office on monday eight twenty three a m a woman from fourteen thousand block star drive reported her landlord was pounding on her door and tried to shove his way in scaring her children the situation was mediated and one twenty five a m caller from twelve thousand block a for rent by a property management company eleven forty a m call from fifteen thousand block of kingsbury circle reported finding what might be drugs and twelve thirty five p m call from p g and e part of the crew as was being threatened by a homeowner in the seventeen thousand block of sunrise road and twelve fifty three p m caller from fourteen thousand block of rattlesnake ridge drive reported a man just cut off his finger hole in the road was covered and marked with road beyond the only picture i could find it forty pm may be on the lookout advisory was issued for almost woman who had not been seen for several days and eight forty eight p call from ten thousand block of god to your dr report of a juvenile what drugs who was arrested on unknown charges and tuesday twelve sixteen a m a man from twenty five thousand block of highway forty nine reported vandalism to vehicle he said he bought the car for his girlfriend and she then damaged it with a pick axe he did not want to press charges six fifty seven a m a woman from fifteen thousand block what hill road reported a dog trying to attack her chickens was picked up and take animal control and then a city police department on monday seventy four pm a caller from argyle way reported and that's it for the blog today now another thing is do one of our underwriters who supports your only visual video news media in nevada county you guessed it it's t v t v news treatment of the homeless in the better city it is not clear whether kelly died from exposure or even exactly when he died but according to several people in the community kelly had complained that his gear including his bedding had been taken by the nevada city police this is a second recent incident and which a whole most man was found dead on a freezing cold night mark wright was found in a sleeping bag outside of grass valley business january tenth kelly fifty one was a descendent of the last may do chief chief kelly of whom kelly rode in nevada city is named said john fletcher who got to know kelly during his volunteer work at a lunch program for the homeless organized by divine spark the may do are a j indigenous indigenous larry tribe you grew up here went to school here from kindergarten through high school and lived here all his life as far as we know fletcher said he was a sweet and kind man who had a problem with alcohol john fletcher and his wife i ring hosted a discussion with several of his friends and cave jamar tuesday afternoon the last time we saw him was a week ago monday when he came in for lunch irene fletcher said as he was leaving i insisted that he take a couple of standard sandwiches with him as there was no lunch on tuesday he put his arm around me and hugged me i lost my brother said longtime friend dave fig several of nevada  city's homos who did not want to be named because their fear of retaliation said kelly had complained several weeks prior to his death that his bedroll had been taken and that it wasn't the first time he had been grabbing his stuff had been stolen and he was going to freeze but off said one man who added that kelly often would give him a blanket or even his own coat when he had none to take his blankets away you might as well have held a gun to his head and pulled the trigger a woman said according to give him our news director paul emery nevada city lieutenant loren gate said the last time anyone from his department had seized anything belonging to the homeless was on january twenty fifth and no one had come to the department to claim their belongings gage could not be reached for comment as of preston i was in the union kelly who had not been seen by any of his friends since thursday was found after temperatures by i'm down to low twenty's following a massive winter storm that dropped three feet of snow in some parts of nevada city his cause of death was pending toxicology results said nevada county coroner paul schmidt divine spark founder thomas structure said that he had known kelly for about five years since he began almost lunch program he did come to me about two weeks ago and combined his care was taken by nevada city police stretcher said his gear was repeatedly been taken from him that's what he report nevada county desperately needs more emergency assistance and not just for the homeless structure added that's what needs to change he added tuesday afternoon several of kelly's friends is memory with a beer and a mini bottle of whiskey recalling his many funny stories about him that recalling as many funny stories about him as they could memorial has been planned five p m friday at barc house on broad and union street a woman was found dead in the bathroom stall of grass valley city hall she apparently committed suicide by shooting herself police received a call at eleven fifty a m wednesday no one heard the shot and the woman apparently had no prior contact with anyone at city hall before that shooting police captain rex marks saying at this point her dad is being confirmed and the next of kin will be notified of a county deputy coroner paul smith was on the scene earlier yesterday city hall has been closed both lobby interests were closed and signs posted in yellow police tape strung across the doors well you more let you know more tomorrow another story by liz keller at camp bill woman was seriously injured after losing control of her car and plunging off highway forty nine the woman who was a dead a fight as robin bowzer twenty four was driving a nissan altima ultimate westbound on the highway west of dorset drive when she drifted off to right large exit sign post it then overturned and rolled about twenty feet down the embankment coming to rest on its roof in a drainage ditch her vehicle caught the guardrail like a ramp and was launched forty feet years said witness m conscious and talking to her rescuers while she was being removed from the vehicle the highway patrol blocked one lane of the highway at brunswick road to land a helicopter causing traffic to be backed up on westbound highway forty nine for nearly an hour there was at least one secondary accident due to the rollover but no injuries were being reported according to blackguard bowzer was taken to center roseville medical center