hi my name is alex and welcome to the nevada county mall we're bringing the community to you and a revolutionary way to save you time money and gas before we know it can be frustrating driving all around town spending time on the right now for the first time you have the ability to find just about anything in minutes and you'll be able to view the menus of local restaurants find the best price plumber that can come out on the weekend locate the style of shoes that you had in mind and find out who has the best sale on back to school all in one place and it only takes minute s william mcknight only recently released after serving four years in prison for rape and unlawful intercourse with a minor is back in prison for another year after violating the terms of his parole  november mcknight twenty five was arrested on suspicion of violating his parole and providing false information to a peace officer nov twenty fifth after nevada county sheriff's deputies found him parked in the dead in the road late at night with a sixteen year old girl in his vehicle mcknight's parole requires no contact with minors mcknight was parked in a boy away a dead end road at about eleven p m the sheriff's office said when questioned by the deputy to being on probation but told him it was not for a drug offense it was a for a drug offense mcknight then told the deputy that he had been taking the pin valley girl home got tired and decided to take a rest according to seven girls accused him of getting them trunk and having sex with him the charges included five counts of unlawful intercourse with a person under eighteen years of age five counts of of a witness reporting the crime six counts contributing to the delinquency of a minor and one charge of rape his alleged victims were two fourteen year old and four fifteen year olds and one seventeen year old all but one count of rape and one count of on multiple intercourse were dropped  five of the girls said they could not testify against him the state parole board held a hearing to revoke mcknight's parole on december thirtieth and found good cause for the charges of associating with prohibited person and providing false information so the apartment of corrections deputy press secretary gordon think will make knight will have to serve another year in prison his new release date is december third two thousand and nine  dual vocational institute in tracey incl says he will typically is used as holding the holding facility until the termination can be made as to where an inmate will be permanently housed in another story by in the union written by david variety she was a woman who loved to create her own style love helping her other others and friend she said was gone too soon daniel danielle bailey who lived in grass valley died suddenly in november seventeenth of a brain aneurism leaving behind a husband a two year old son and many friends she was thirty years old friends are preparing a dinner benefit for miss bailey's family at the nevada county fairgrounds on feb twenty eighth hoping to offset medical bills and provide extra assistance for bailey's husband ryan and their son hayden who suffers from juvenile diabetes the fundraiser includes a silent auction and raffle to benefit the bailey family friend jessica lunsford has been working to secure do nations to the fund raising where she hopes would raise twenty thousand dollars the best word i can use to describe her is amazing  remembering danielle shutterfly does come to post stories and remembrances of data bailey who worked at the furniture bargain store in bailey was passionate about being a mother and had been for design said all she wanted to be was a wife and a mother lunsford says they were living the american dream bailey's death has given others life her husband donated his wife's organs which lunsford said has helped save the lives of four people the benefit for the bailey family includes a raffle and the silent auction for items including the golf package it all to see a country club a wine tasting for ten a two night hotel saying kings lake tahoe and private fishing trip dinners being provided by a restaurant which has locations in sacramento and lincoln the dinner begins at five pm at northern mines building twenty dollars for those twelve and older ten for children under three to eleven and free under the age of two this is going to be a very fun night lunsford said it's going to be a party and to help the family and just have some fun police haven't identified any steps suspects in an apparent vandalism and burglary spree that claimed at least four businesses tuesday night police are looking for information into a rocks thrown into a window at big a root beer drive in on east main street break ins at two arise in wireless stores a gas station on east main street and another building in the twelve hundred block of east main street they're all under investigation police captain dave said tuesday the reports were all made between eight fifteen and just after ten a m presumably at businesses opening for says had the verizon store isn't about a city highway and mcknight way individuals allegedly took several thousands of dollars worth of cell phones and accessories after breaking into the businesses remillard says at a gas station in the two hundred block of east main street a seller reported that someone pushed an emergency shut off button stopping the flow of gasoline to the problems at the robinson enterprises station anyone with information is asked to call the grass valley police department at four seven seven four six zero zero but nothing was taken eleven twenty six a m a man from brighton street overpass ported middle eastern man wearing a red turban was on the overpass possibly praying there might be a suicid middle of the road in traffic and i want thirty four pm call from south auburn and bank street reporting a man bleeding from the hand and face who proved to be very drunk an eighteen year old man was arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public and being a minor imposition of alcohol in a two thirty nine pm from morgan ranch drive at ridge road reported the entrance sign had been vandalized by paint balls six and three hundred block west main street and released to their parents nevada county sheriff's office on sunday the forty seven am caller from twenty two thousand block of pertinent road reported three men were in a physical fight no one wanted to press charges or receive medical attention eleven forty eight am the caller from thirteen thousand block of red dog road reported stolen mail three thirty six pm call from eleven thousand block of via vista reported a front window had been broken evangelism report was taken and eight twenty four pm call from business on a twenty six thousand block highway forty nine reported a person in a brown van had been in a parking lot for several days and wouldn't leave one fifty one from ten thousand block of north ponderosa way reported she and her son received twenty text messages from a girl in ten twenty two p m call from ten thousand block of sierra drive reported neighborhood kids eight their house and eleven twenty nine p m caller from fourteen thousand block of honeysuckle way you put it is someone driving on private property tried to run over a mailbox and monday twelve or two am a caller from fourteen thousand block of flicker drive reported a verbal argument in two vehicles in front of the caller's house a report was taken for theft from an unlocked vehicle and i want twenty eight am caller from the sixteen thousand block of little valley road reported a brush fire possibly set by juveniles and on a more serious note grass valley fire department in grass valley fire department responded to fifty nine calls for service from january seventh thr teams including those responding to as part of a joint operational relationship with nevada county consolidated fire district and the better city fire department the following is a sample of those calls and by the way the pictures are not from these actual vehicles firefighters made sure that no hazard existed and at four o five on january tenth g v f d responded to a motorcycle versus car accident at east main street emergency personnel treated to  and secured an injured person for transport to sierra nevada memorial hospital they do a great job up there and that's it today for the police blotter close you know lateral ceasefire after twenty two days tacked gaza and four thousand palestinian homes destroyed it's really bomb another un school two boys killed and a doctor says israel destroyed warehouses supplies and mitchell expected to be named middle east envoy and bush commute sentences of two border patrol agents and world court rules u s execution of prominent russian human rights attorney assassinated in public infrastructure advocates criticized stimulus plan in mississippi newspaper apologizes for civil rights coverage and circuit city to close remaining five hundred sixty seven stores thirty four thousand to lose jobs in our first story inauguration day arrived in washington d c at noon barack obama took the oath of office using president abraham lincoln's inaugural bible during this war and in ceremony on the steps of the u s capitol millions of people have descended on washington to watch obama become the nation's first african american president and to mark the end of the bush administration doherty's had prepared for what could be the largest crowd in washington's history people began lining up near the mall toward today well this was yesterday hours before sunrise celebrations are were also being held across the country and world on sunday obama spoke with two over four hundred thousand people on the steps of the lincoln memorial during a star studded concert and he said as i prepare to assume the presidency yours are the voices i will take with me every day when i walk into the oval office the voices of men and women who have different stories but hold common hopes who ask only for what hat was promised us as americans that we might make of our lives that we will and see our children climb higher than we did the official inaugural festivities began saturday ordinary train right this is a new beginning in our most difficult nation most difficult moments our nation has always chosen a leader the times demand and i believe that why this nation has why this nation has turned to  brought to bring hope to the nation and change a change that we so gaps and we need my fellow delawareans the next president of the united states of america iraq o and the morning barack obama and biden had coffee at the white house before with the outgoing president george bush and vice president dick cheney cheney had to spend a day in a wheelchair because a pulled muscle and he's back from monday i guess when he was moving boxes every scene is reported total cost of the inauguration would be at least one hundred seventy million dollars part of the money it came from prominent wall street executives from citi group lehman brothers u gaza that killed more than thirteen hundred palestinians most of the civilians and at least one third children hamas followed what's in the declaration of a one week ceasefire in tel israeli withdraws all its troops thirteen israelis died during the twenty two day war including four israeli soldiers by friendly fire israel calls off its attack after the bush administration signed a deal promising increased u s cooperation in halting arms smuggling into gaza the incoming obama administration also backed the agreement the damage to g infrastructure is estimated in the billions more than four thousand homes had been destroyed at least four hundred thousand people still without running water one palestinian woman said all our homes have been destroyed even this little boy does not have a home what is his fault look at him what do they want from us our houses why do they want to destroy them why do they destroy our homes hours before the israeli cabinet announced its ceasefire  israeli forces bombed another un school used as a shelter for palestinian civilians two boys were killed their mother was badly wounded and the attack blown off both her legs it was the fourth israeli bombing of a uni un school in  of destroying warehouses of medical supplies he also said even the humanitarian aid is bombarded by the israeli air force there destroying a warehouse where we keep medical and all the pharmaceutical containers even those things they are bombarded them they are bombarding them they are bombarding hospitals they are bombarding everything even in the borders where there are these kind of tunnels and they are suspecting that probably we can pass from there some humanitarian aid they're bombing these with special bombs that bring these earthquakes because because of the rockets being smuggled and related news in one of his first official actions as president barack obama is expected to name former senator george mitchell as his middle east envoy and his final day in office president bush committed to present a sentence of two former border patrol agents who shot an unarmed mexican drug smuggler and then tried to cover up the shooting the agents ignacio ramos and jose campin never reported this shooting and tampered with evidence they were serving two years they had served two years in jail bush technically was had identity former republican alaskan senator ted stevens was also seeking a pardon stephen was convicted last year of corruption charges international court of justice has ruled the execution of mexican nationals in texas last year breached a u s obligation under international law the dispute between mexico and u s dates back to two thousand and four when mexico cuse the united states of not informing fifty one mexican citizens on death row of their right to consular assistance last year the state of texas executed a mexican national despite an order by the world court to halt n is reporting the two days before u s airways flight fifty forty nine crashed into the hudson river passengers on the same route in the same aircraft say they heard a series of loud bangs and the flight crew told them they could have made to make an emergency landing one passenger said the incident last tuesday sounded like the wing had just snapped off u s airways declined to comment on the plane's his c n n report raised questions about the concert last week's crash as u s airways reported has said the plane lost its engine after it hit a flock of birds ninety seconds into the flight in an el salvadorian the fare of bunco martie national liberation front or the f m l and has claimed victory in his presidential election is set for march fifteenth f m l and candidate reseal foods is expected to win in russia a prominent human rights lawyer was assassinated on monday at days after he protested the release of the highest ranking russian officer convicted of atrocities in the chechen war the attorney stanislav markel up was the director of the rule of law institute is civil liberties group he had represented many labor unions environmental groups and journalists including arena paul a caustic kiya who was assassinated in two thousand and six twenty five year old journalist who was with mark was also shot dead in the new york times reports the house economic stimulus plan has disappointed advocates for the nation's long eclectic infrastructure on thursday the eight hundred twenty five billion dollars stimulus plan was introduced less than one third of the plan would go to infrastructure and much of it would go to high tech projects rather than traditional concrete steel buildings and repair work although the american society of civil engineers estimated one point six trillion is needed to improve the nation's crumbling infrastructure proposals only calls for spending thirty billion on roads and only ten billion on transit in rail and in mississippi the marine star newspaper has posed an apology for its past coverage and civil rights issues and editorial read in part th was a time when this newspaper and many others across the south are treated with gross negligence by largely ignoring the unfairness of segregated schools buses restaurants washrooms theaters and other public places we did it through omission by not recording for our readers many of the most important civil rights activities that happened in our midst including protests and sit ins that was wrong we should have loudly protested segregation in efforts to block voter registration to the black mississippian plans to shut down its remaining eighty five hundred sixty seven stores thirty four thousand workers are set to lose their jobs circuit city was the nation's second largest electronics retailer after best buy meanwhile the financial times reports bank of america could soon eliminate up to four thousand more jobs even though they keep getting money whenever she became a news would like to thank the union amy goodman associated press and anybody else  could find for source you know for news thanks a lot for watching and we will see you tomorrow hopefully