in a union story by their staff dressed fairly sales tax initially if he is dead because he did not meet the deadline for submitting the required signatures city council member dan miller said friday miller's remarks at a meeting of the economic research council is the first official confirmation that the deal will not go forward as speculated the letter has been sent to the proponent outlined this position city administrator dan holler told the union proponents are expected to go forward with another option however going to the city council meeting and asking the council to agree to put the major on the ballot obstacles include the cost of election as well as raising taxes during a recession in november proponents submitted enough signatures estimated at about two thousand to qualify for the ballot the measure would require sixty seven percent voter approval plans to gather the signatures were announced in m period of ten years compared to twenty years in measure t it's similar measure that nearly lost in another union story the new fourth congressional district representative tom mcclintock has been appointed to the house natural resources committee and the house committee on education and labor have made my appointment to the natural resources committee it top priority because of the tremendous impact it has in our district to force congress you know district has one of the most resource rich districts in the united states mcclintock addie the house natural resource committee has jurisdiction over the issues affecting resource management issues in the district including fisheries and wildlife forest reserves and national parks reclamation and mineral resources the committee on education and labor overseas federal programs and initiatives including the no child left behind act higher education early childhood and preschool education programs including headstart school lunches and adult education and another story in the union by laura brown after pleading no contest to misdemeanor violation paralegal kathleen and julio's rights to notarize documents has been revoked after a hearing thursday at the nevada county superior court house is under investigation for alleged real estate fraud by the state department of justice all of the felonies were dismissed said jennifer walters her attorney she could no longer be a notary julio must also serve informal probation for three years want foresman first contacting julio in may as part of her investigation of hastert of their investigation the pastor and his former paralegal for years and has an established client base paralegal position remains strong nevada city is announcing zero tolerance for graffiti in its latest newsletter being sent to residents as the city's population has grown there is an increase in property crimes including graffiti according to the newsletter targets include stop signs by trail under crossing bridges and sound walls event a city has zero tolerance policy for graffiti vandalism and what prosecute to the full extent of the law including jail fines community service suspension or delayed issuance of driver's license according to the newsletter in the baddest city area graffiti is most often the work of fifteen year old to twenty year old individuals according to the police residents should call the police department at two six five two six to six if they see vandals in the act of applying graffiti they should call the graffiti hotline two six five two four nine six to report graffiti after the fact our last story out of the union written by dave mohler whether a popular nevada city musician was wearing a seatbelt at the time of his serious vehicle cras or not is now a matter of contention the california highway patrol reported tuesday that isaac last tuesday isaac james twenty six was not wearing a seatbelt when he was severely injured monday tyler for crossing roads on san juan ridge he remains in critical condition etc roseville medical center according to the hospital spokeswoman robin montgomery the nurses said the bruises indicated he was wearing a seat belt said family friend sherry snow there's no broken bones and no major things wrong but he has suffered some seizures and they don't know why officer rich nichols of the c h p said officer brandon can arlys report indicated the seat belt was not used also being ejected generally points to a seat belt not being used nothing in the report said the seatbelt now functioned which is something officers check at an accident scene and note nichols added isaac was wearing a seat belt cities mother rachel kelly in a phone message left with the union the only elation lesion that he had on his body was from his seat belt he had a bad cut there and it injured his lungs kelly said her son remains critical in can critical condition and we don't know what's going to happen appreciate all the concern people have sho the accident occurred when james lost control and his nine hundred ninety honda accord slid off the road and hit a tree nicol said the accident report said the car continued to spin and james was he checked it before it hit another tree the c h p report said james suffered major trauma to his head neck and chest alcohol was not involved according to the report and family friends said james was not a drinker and we here at t v t v news wishing that's right it's time for samantha's favorite part the police blotter and the pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but use for a visual aid only grass valley police department on wednesday at nine thirty five park avenue reported a neighbor's pit bull went to attacker but did not bite or animal control was called and at one thirty nine pm caller from a business on one thousand block of whispering pines lane reported another vehicle complaint was made of levon fifty six pm and resident agreed to turn the stereo down and thursday twelve thirty six a m a caller from two hundred block of door street school street reported that it appeared to be a construction block crashed through a window the caller declined to follow report in the vatican a sheriff's office on wednesday hit eighteen am caller from twenty one thousand block mccord the road reported pain medication and alcohol was stolen and at nine thirty seven a m a caller from indian springs road reported a loose draft horse and at nine fifty seven a m a caller from eleven thousand block of wild turkey lane reported a dog at large travel one p m car from ten thousand block wolf road reported a fight with callers grandfather and at twelve thirty eight p m the man from the sixteen thousand block of  reported vandalism to his vehicles and a one fifty three pm a call from the bar metalwork reported a man lying in the field with these arms stretched out he was found to be napping and at two forty one p m caller from stagecoach  reported people walking on the road with guns three forty six p m caller from twenty one thousand block of parent place reported a social security check might have been stolen and at four fifty three p m a postal employ at seven thirty three p m caller from twelve thousand block of charles drive reported receiving a package containing drugs eleven thirty seven p m the man from the sixteen thousand block of eden ranch road reports someone on a bicycle in front of his house and added something just hit his window a juvenile was counseled and released to his parents street reported a loud rap music the band was practicing hopi like dark police blotter today s work after mr israel attacks on twenty one palestinian medical workers killed and congressional report faults treasury on bailout oversight and twenty five prisoners force fed in our first story israel continues its devastating assault on the gaza strip despite a un security council resolution demanding a cease fire overnight israel launched more than fifty strikes killing at least twelve palestinians twelve people seven people were killed in a bombing in northern gaza including an infant at least twenty four palestinians were killed on thursday including three elderly people fleeing their homes palestinian militants responded with around six rockets into southern israel earlier today causing one injury at least sixty percent of gaza's one point four million people have no electricity and many without clean water gaza's fragile sewage system also risk collapsing fears of a worsening health crisis overall the palestinian death toll stands at least seven hundred seventy eight including more than two hundred children at least thirty two hundred fifty palestinians have been injured thirteen israelis have died over the same period for by friendly fire the security council voted fourteen to nothing for the ceasefire with the u s abstaining the measure calls for an immediate der billeted and fully expected cease fire leading to full withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza the palestinian foreign maliki said israel the occupying power must immediately implement this resolution aggression must cease so that we may have the opportunity to work to heal the wounds of our people and to rebuild what  to retrieve the body of a colleague who had been killed in a previous israeli attack killed reportedly came during three hour pause to bombing agreed to by israel to allow humanitarian relief and un relief spokesperson facilities who have been hit direct hits and others we have no choice but to suspend our operation until we can get guarantee of the security of our staff we've lost our staff have been killed and we had no other choice as u n says it lost all confidence in israel pro ledgers israel has attacked several un medical installations this week including a un school where forty six civilians were killed according to the world health organization twenty one palestinian medical workers have been killed and another thirty injured in israeli assault on gaza international committee of the red cross meanwhile said it would scale back aid operations for at least one day after that one of its convoys also came under israeli fire the red cross made the announcement as it accused israel of blocking access bombing site where several emancipated children were found and next to their dead mothers overall dozens of dead civilians were found in a one block span of the neighborhood of the red cross mission chief katrina ritz described the bombings aftermath and said i think one of the big sharks was that these people were very weak they were children children being next to their dead mother there was no assistance given to these people there was around eight hundred wounded which did not did not have medical aid and very very weak people children could hardly stand there was no water for them there was no food and there were with all the dead bodies in a report thursday the un said thirty of the victims killed in the town attack had been taken to shelter in a home on orders from the israeli military more than one hundred palestinians have been evacuated they're told to stay indoors palestinian paramedic t a behrami was among the first to reach the victims and said the red cross got permission for us to for three ambulances to enter to the northern area of gaza we found bodies the tanks drove over medics checked the bodies and found damage at the sailor level and bodies this baby age five months she was been dead for more than two days dogs ate parts of the baby's body the baby's body was burned because you could see attack is under increasing international criticism on thursday a high ranking vatican official cardinal renato martino compared gaza to the concentration camp speaking to him daily martino said look at the conditions in gaza more and more it resembles a big concentration camp meanwhile former president jimmy carter peanut man has denounced the israeli attack on the gaza strip writing in the washington post chris carter criticized israel for breaking a six month cease fire b launching his november fourth attack that killed seven i'm awesome militant he also faults israel for failing to uphold its commitment to ease the humanitarian blockade of gaza because he didn't notice it was was throwing rockets over there for a few months first protests meanwhile continue worldwide on thursday more than forty thousand people demonstrated in norway denouncing the attack on gaza according to al jazeera or other rallies were held inventor well tehran kharto and in canada around thirty activists occupied the israeli consulate in montral actually came one day after a group of jewish canadian women occupied the israeli consulate in toronto in new york hundreds gathered on wednesday to respond to them mayor michael bloom burke's open support for the israeli attack bloomberg visited israel last week and gave interviews backing the assault on gaza new york city council member charles barron said bloomberg doesn't speak for all new yorkers new york city council member charles barron said my message to bloomberg is shame on you how dare you speak for all new yorkers and nor the fact that five hundred sixty people died many of them innocent women and children how dare you go to israel and not talk of the past to the palestinian people how dare you to a protest against a war which we consider inhuman immoral totally unjustified and unnecessary we believe that if we had agreed to talk with some losses this problem would have been laid aside a long time ago and also they said a massacre and violence is not the way to bring peace to both nations the israeli and the palestinian nation as the united nations and the red cross condemned the israeli assault on gaza its u s senate approved a measure overwhelmingly supported the attack the non binding measure passed any unanimous vote voice vote democratic majority leader harry reid and republican minority leader mitch mcconnell both spoke in favor of israel invasion reid said when we passed this resolution the united states senate will strengthen our historic bond with the state of israel by reaffirming israel's in alien right to defend against attacks from gaza as well as our support for the israeli palestinian peace process the house is expected to pass a similar measure the guardian of london is reporting meanwhile could eventually turn in two more serious talks hamas has said it would support a settlement was israel based on full israel withdrawal to the one nine hundred sixty seven borders the bush administration has refused to recognize hamas despite its two thousand and six victory in palestinian elections in other news obama has appointed former cia official john brennan as his top aide on counterterrorism brennan has been obama's top candidate to head the central intelligence agency but was forced to withdraw from consideration and amid protests brennan has publicly supported the cia's policy of so called enhanced interrogation techniques and extraordinary rendition brilliance new position doesn't require congressional approval and the obama transition team meanwhile is reportedly working furiously to over all the seven hundred billion dollar bailout of wall street the washington post reports of bombing aides are focusing on setting clear restrictions on the condition for government aid treasury department will need congressional approval for the second three hundred fifty billion dollars installment of bailout money obama spoke about the economy and we have some on thursday congressional congressional oversight report expected for at least today criticizes the treasury department handling of bailout faltering what it calls significant gaps in the treasury's monitoring the use of taxpayers money at guantanamo bay ten percent of the prisoners are now being reportedly force fed the pentagon says twenty five of the two hundred fifty prisoners are being fed through tubes up their noses thanks for watching the news we would like to thank any goodman 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