v news i'm randy ensign and in today's local headlines around the clock with democrats three local stores affected by sting operation on alcohol sales bartender faces sentence for selling wrong drugs in a in today's local news rock around the clock with nevada county democrats destin the music of the fifty's and early sixty's are just listening joy and watch saturday november tense between seven and ten at the love building  clerks at three nevada county convenience stores recited during an undercover sting chris alcohol to an eighteen year old sheriff's investigators said monday the same time share of keys wrote congratulated others pen valley holiday market tom sears che out that we're doing as the clerks will be more vigilant about checking i d s sheriff's captain said meanwhile clerks douglas four fifty four frederick kelley fifty seven and hart pasting thirty seven were issued citations friday one day allegedly sold our call to underage decore old son of a nevada county sheriff's deputy the places were under surveillance and the true started on the scene the deputy said a deputy said it's three clerks were working in penn valley shell taco bell gladius general store in penn valley and cedar ridge country store is doing involved its doors with a joint operation between the sheriff's office and the california department of alcohol beverage control funded  grant from the office of traffic safety according to the sheriff's office the a b c will also seek sanctions against a violating businesses which may include suspension of their liquor license complaints against violating clerks will be forwarded to the nevada county district attorney and then another local story a former bartender at the brass rail tavern in big leagues market in north soon one will be sentenced in december after being convicted of dealing drugs with cash in a series of transactions spinning a six month period manning was working at the brass rail bartender during some of the transactions and all the deals took place at the bar coding to call his testimony manning was arrested in february two thousand and six and pleaded not guilty february twenty sixth two thousand and seven to all charges she is scheduled for sentencing at one thirty p m december tenth co defendants james foster of north san juan was arrested is the same time as many suspected of involvement in the tavern drug deals foster pleaded guilty to position of approximately twenty eight and a half grams of marijuana and was sentenced in july two thousand and seven to two years provision and twenty hours  community service its third suspect jacqueline scott of guard also was arrested with manning and foster but the charges against her were dismissed at the request to the district attorney's office in april two thousand and seven according to court records a license was suspended for forty days in june two thousand and six for a b c code violations discovered during the investigation a b c information officer john karr said monday doug brinkley who owned it taverns during the investigation said he knew nothing of the illegal drug activity during the suspension bigloo sold the business the liquor license has been transferred to the new owner matthew raymond at daigle diego ventures inc to appeal to families diego has installed a pizza parlor and dining room he said we're trying to to clean for diego's monday we hold our staff to a higher standard and we've made it a more family orientated place lightnin started fire far of small fires in tall national forest monday and more are possible from the weather systems currently moving through the sierra nevada range rain hail and lightning strikes pounded the mountains during above the monday afternoon four spokesman and west wing said it looks like they're getting a handle on all of these they're all burning in fairly moist conditions the web conditions resulted from early season storms that have passed over the forest was near sugar pine rizza four which is north of for sale in placer county none of the fires grew larger than one acre as the wet conditions slowed the blazes enough so far for it is could contain them quickly but north winds are predicted for later in the week which could finish small during burns left by lightning in two fires today meteorologists predict a thirty percent chance of thunderstorms and a slight chance of showers tonight according to the national weather service in sacramento highs will be in the mid fifty's today with lows in the mid forty's tonight clear skies are predicted to return for our go in wednesday and are predicted to stay that way through the weekend highs will be in the mid sixty's wednesday through sunday with lows in the mid forty's to need for a little cost dental care in western nevada county continues to grow as far as i know is almost not a non existence but shepherded indian health program forward to meet the large demand the clinic recently received almost twelve hundred patients from the now defunct grass valley children's dental clinic which had provided services on fridays for the past three years were unindicted with patients said cassie murchison the clinic's dental coordinator will eventually have to dental clinics in grass valley to meet the mounting patient load jump a day remodel its dental clinic on east main street in grass valley and add three chairs the second clinic will be at the new chapter day medical belly being built up the hill on east main at syracuse drive and slated for an august or september two thousand and eight completion this clinic will have jurors for a total of thirteen at both locations when the building and remodeling are done the two clinics in expanded hours are standard to shorten the wait for service for former patients of the children's clinic at the existing location dr robert millington and dr matthew woods see patients every week day dr carl adams who stayed on from the children's dental clinic is there on fridays although it is a health service for native americans we see all patients murchison's said the clinic exception medical and dental insurance patients who are allowed to get their care where they want to dental clinic also takes cash and has a sliding pay scale for low income people who qualify for the clinic also has applied to the state to begin providing services for a healthy family patient's sierra nevada children service hosted the grass valley children's dental clinic in dr schoen veras gras valley office for low income patients from may two thousand and four until a few weeks ago the response was almost overwhelming according to the executive director korey kruse it was always our intent to roll it over to a clinic to could bill breaux said we really didn't lose a program we created one we had to pass on we made a big and reducing cavities and we will continue to educate children about dental care this year a family demo clinic helped the large patient load for a while  welcome back in world news government officials they deal dictabelt forces involved in last month's deadly shooting in baghdad have been secretly given immunity by the state department officials said the minute the deal has undermined efforts to prosecute anyone from blackwater for the deaths of the seventeen iraqi civilians killed on september sixteenth immunity deal has also delayed a criminal inquiry into the shootings to state department's bureau of diplomatic security give immunity to all the blackwater guards involved in the killings he even though they did not have these doherty to do so the director of the state department's diplomatic security bureau richard griffin resigned last week the new york times reports prosecutors at the justice department had no advanced knowledge of the  meanwhile the british private military company has been sued in texas over the deaths of a u s soldier who died after being by one of the company's convoys in iraq a lawsuit was filed by perry monroe father of christopher monroe who's died in the southern iraq two years ago the lawsuit accuses the end rees convoy of ignoring warnings and travel not excessive speeds after dark without lights fully on at the time of the incident a british company was working under contract with the us army corps of engineers scottish newspaper the herald is reporting the us to secretly upgrade in special stealth bombers hangers on the british arlen protectorate of diego garcia in the indian ocean in preparation for possible strikes on iran  diego garcia during the first gulf war and the two thousand and three invasion of iraq in washington the bush administration has requested eighty million to fit bunker busting bombs and b two stealth bombers some democratic lawmakers are questioned if the proposals link to their attack on iran congressman jim morrison of virginia said my assumption is that it is iran because you wouldn't use them in iraq and i don't know where you would use them in afghanistan this comes as the u n nuclear watchdog mahmoud al bar id has been criticized for some a public plea saying there is no evidence that iran is building nuclear weapons press defense minister irv morton stated everyone has their view our information and it is backed up by other countries is contrary to our head mohamed al but artists comments in washington state department spokesman sean mccormack brushed sidel variety's comments and urged him not to speak about diplomatic issues couric said he will say what he will he is the head of the technical agency i think we can handle diplomacy on this one another country in the middle east has announced plans to move ahead with a nuclear power program egyptian president hosni mubarak made the announcement in a nationally televised address sonnie mubarak stated and i'm speaking to you today in light of these studies and discussions and i declare in front of you egypt's decision to begin a program to build a number of nuclear power plants to produce electricity the bush administration said the u s would not object to egypt's nuclear program as long as cairo is here to the nuclear non proliferation treaty and international atomic energy agency guidelines opposition is going to live tourney in general nominee michael mccarthy on monday democratic senator chris dodd publicly announced he would vote against hours later senators joe biden barack obama announced they too might oppose his nomination all three senators are running for president don't criticize mccarthy for claiming that the president of united states could stand above constitutional statutes he said that is about as basic as it gets you must obey the law everyone must biden and obama criticize mocassin for refusing to say whether waterboarding was a form of torture and told the new york sun no nominee attorney general should need a second chance to oppose torture and unnecessary violation of civil liberties and in pakistan a suicide attack near the army headquarters of the president has killed at least six people musharraf was less than two miles away from at the time of the blast the attack occurred near the residence of the head of the pakistan's joint chiefs of staff and in iraq concern is growing to to country's largest dam could collapse and leave the city of mosul sixty five feet under water and parts of baghdad under fifteen feet of water u s officials believe a catastrophe a catastrophic failure of the mosul dam could lead to as many as five hundred thousand deaths a new report by the current army corps of engineers concluded it is the most dangerous dam in the world and the mcclatchy newspapers reports a disgraced iraqi politician ahmad shah lobley is found a new role in the backed iraqi government she lobby is serving as the new head of the services committee charged with bringing electricity health and other services to baghdad the committee has been described as the heart of the u s military surge plan his spokesman for the general david petra said she lobby is an important part of the process in the run up to the u s invasion shalabi had to direct the national congress which provided white house and pentagon officials and journalists with streams of bogus and exaggerated intelligence about iraqis weapons programs and ties to terrorism great choice another iraqi journalist has been murdered twenty seven year old sheogue hedy disappeared on sunday in baghdad in his body was found later in the day he was an editor of a weekly newspaper in baghdad that began publishing only three weeks ago meanwhile u s brigadier general was wounded on a road trip in a roadside bombing monday in northern baghdad brigadier general jeffrey is the highest ranking american officer to be hurt since the u s invaded iraq their goal is commanded division of the gulf region division he's the commander that israel is coming under intense pressure to reverse its decision to cut off fuel supplies in gaza u n secretary general ban ki moon said such punitive measures are unacceptable the european union warned israel against imposing collective punishment on one point five million palestinians who rely on israel for all their fuel more than half of their electricity ten human rights organizations have also fought the petition with israel's supreme court demanding an injunction against israel's government the organization said such action would worsen the humanitarian crisis in gaza israel has defended to cut back saying the need to pressure hamas to stop rocket attacks against israel towns the fallout until you see last week's fake news conference held by fema during the california wildfires one of the female officials who posed as a reporter during the fake press conference has been denied a scheduled promotion john philbin was supposed to leave last week for a new job as director of public affairs for the office of the director of national intelligence but he d n i spokesman announced on monday philbin would not be taking the new post after all and in news from capitol hill the house of representatives has passed the violent radicalise ation and homegrown terrorism prevention act by a four hundred forty six vote the bill creates a national commission on the prevention of violent ragga to radicalize asian and ideology based violence some critics have criticized a broad language used in the bill to describe homegrown terrorism under the bill any person that uses or plans to use force to advance a political or social objective would be considered a terrorist one prominent critic to the bill has been the academic and author of ward churchill he said h r nine hundred fifty five as i understand it provides the basis for a subjective interpretation of distance in the speech that allows those in power to criminally penalize anything they consider to be particularly effective in terms of galvanizing an opposition and might conceivably in some sense disrupt or destabilize the status quo so it keeps everything in that nice sanitized arena that i was just talking about where you actually really functional this state by participating in business news the clothing companies the gap has announced it has cut ties with  the contractor found to be holding children in slave like conditions a need to make clothing sold by kids of london observer revealed sunday that the children as young as ten years old have been subjected to working long hours without pay and regular threats and there you have it for our world news today this down for the police blotter new pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but use for visual aid only grass valley police department on sunday at five o two a m call reported about four people were smoking crack in a white w and or volvo in a parking lot and one hundred block of neal street police cited one person for a curfew violation six zero six am a call from apartment two hundred block of church street reported karen someone trying to keep through the back door of the apartment please check to a unable to locate any one suspicious the caller was told to call back to noises were heard again eleven forty three a m the police arrested a twenty four year old man on suspicion of burglary seven with a prior conviction in crime against an elder or does that disabled vehicle peered to be that he or she wanted to jump over the side of the highway the person called back to report card at a flat tire and police did not need to respond three twenty seven p m a call from brunswick world reported a homeless person house p police contacted the woman and took her to the hospital for mental health evaluation six twenty seven pm oh dispatcher received a nine one one call from one hundred block of south school st paul's you could hear was screaming police responded arrested a forty nine year old man on suspicion of battery and false imprisonment ten eighteen p m police stopped a vehicle on south auburn street and arrested a thirty two year old on suspicion of persistent drug paraphernalia carrying a concealed officer was advised about it county sheriff's office on sunday at four fifty one a caller from the fifteen thousand block of cliff road reported hunters on a neighbor's property were shooting at the caller's direction and making verbal threats revised police were unable to locate the truck driver city police department on sunday at twelve twenty eight p m call reported the purse was stolen from the previous night from a bar on the three hundred block of broad street police took a report for petty theft one thirty five pm a call reported people were smoking pot in the horseshoe pit area on your part no one was doing drugs when the police arrived twelve fifty block of broad street showed up him a bag of methamphetamine and said he was under the influence and that he was had a gun and he was going to kill a person who'd been sleeping with his girlfriend also determined the man did not have a gun police looked for the man he could person listed in a restraining order against the parolee was found in the police address polies father said the man and the woman were on in an on and off relationship and that's it for the blotter and now for the weather look for where you can also get a free podcast through i tunes thanks for watching we will see you