you like international style and just t blue jeans five all ones and women's and men's new and used clothing we have a little of every when ron rhodes walks into a nevada county jail nice clean crisp sure he looks a bit out of place even as a visitor or rhodes doesn't go to jail to be part of an in card serious population he conducts bible study classes in discussions with sentiments as a minister  and send teams people to visit inmate susan duncan program coordinator at the jail said churches include word of bly ministry gold country calvary chapel twin cities church the church of jesus christ of latter day saints jovis witnesses christian science church seventh day on things people who are incarcerated are in a position where they are evaluating their lives who want to make change room said so looking at the bible is natural step we highlight the positive effects of living your life according to the bible's principles we really stress the part of scriptures that emphasize having proper associations you have that we also try to help them develop a relationship with god because the got to give them a reason to go on doing the right thing the idea of loving father figure is often a huge draw to in many many of whom come from dysfunctional families we study with people who are in there for drugs for spousal abuse murder road said we have a lot of federal prisoners who are in prison for money laundering his pride to criminal backgrounds we find men in these institutions are sometimes easier to talk to because they are in a situation where they are willing to change roads adding they are in trouble but they are not threatening to us ministers typically meet inmates in the groups and classrooms had an inside the jail the one on one meeting takes place and visitation room john theobald a sixty seven year old resident of cedar ridge is a former bishop of the grass valley and woman would say they missed their kids they'd say i hope when i get out i can stay out rhodes has had similar experiences the emirates are often remarked well because of the trouble they have caused their families he said they're upset for what they've done in the situation they're with quite often see people who are broken up about it biggest challenge of lead in inmates on a spiritual path is to keep them focused once they get out once they get out they are back to their old lives they get distracted by everyday lives and the bible gets relegated to second place we have some inmates in there we've seen regularly every six months usually those are the ones who can't break their drug habit but spiritual transformation does take place sometimes among inmates theobald said i just met a fellow who got out of jail two weeks ago he was excited that he was helping his cellmate learn about our church he brought his new friend to our church i have seen lives change from inmates being exposed to the bible and god's work duncan said most clear example is that we have former inmates who took part in the program while incarcerated who are now part of the church group who visits the  and jane anderson had never heard of casey but i can tell she was bitten by one night of september sixth anderson a seventy one year old residents of nevada city walk up in the middle of the night with her hands while in an itchy suit her tongue and face begin swelling and her torso was covered in welts when anderson went to emergency room in sera nevada memorial hospital the first thing the doctor said was it could be a kiss she said i had never heard of it before kissing bugs or department of their mythology after university of california davis these bugs are endemic in the sierra nevada foothills dr michael mccormick a local physician and special specialist in allergies and asthma said a lot of people are exposed to them in our bit and buy them but don't know about them the ones who are older have allergic acting reactions come to nobody has seen bugs usually bite in exposed area like their face on our arms at night when you are sleeping in the bites are painless in the home insect proof because bugs can slip through a crack people doing yard work usually needn't worry about being bitten by kissing bugs as long as you aren't exposed to nest of rodents this is the kind of reaction one can have with about a county's health and human service agency is honoring these whose dedication dedicated work helps create healthy communities and improve the health and welfare of the community county residents and award ceremony will be held five thirty p m to seven p m tuesday at the gold miners in a holiday inn express downtown grass valley community recovery resources being honored in the community organizations category dockings and stephanie rogers and former director of community collaborative of taco truck we are being honored individual category northlake paediatrics of truckies being honored in the business and government category for more information contact county h h s a director jeff brown at four seven zero two six six two and the grieving parents of laura freeman a seventeen year old nevada union high school student who died in a car crash one year ago are dissatisfied with the sentencing that vehicle driver josh yeager will receive at three thirty p m to in nevada county superior court attorney catherine france and he can get a maximum of five years and eight months in prison for his advanced breast said in an earlier interview judge thomas anderson is here in case it is not enough said shelly's crawford freeman's mother there should be stricter sentences for driving under the influence and fatalities related to drunken driving i want to let people know fatalities don't just touch the victim's family and also touches the whole community paul crawford freeman's stepfather said yegor should get seventeen and a half far without gross negligence and there you have it today for our local  traffic animal control was notified one twenty three p m caller from one hundred block of overstreet requested contact with offices regarding ongoing harassment three twelve p m a woman from pleasant street reported her daughter being harassed porter to a person who was had fallen down and was possibly happiness by twenty two p m a call from one hundred block mcknight way reported someone had tried to break into a college business the night before the back door appeared to be tampered with a report was taken for attempted burglary six fourteen pm a call from to want to block a george ski drive reported the neighbors tampered with her moped she requested a log entry and extra patrol nine fifty three pm he woman from the two hundred georgia drive reported that her neighbor had pointed what camera at her door officers contacted the neighbor in front of the camera was set up to record what's going on in front of the door friday two forty five am officer cited released a thirty year old man in emergency room a sierra nevada memorial hospital on suspicion of drunken driving salt in an officer and resisting arrest and at nine o five a m a caller from two hundred block of mill street reported a woman who had sent about three letters to the mail to the grass valley nevada county chamber of commerce regarding people and businesses who were supposedly threatening to kill or caller of course contact with officers nine fifty georgia drive reported a female clerk out of business took his jacket wouldn't give him money the clerk said the man made threats against her life and tried to break through glass window quoting to her the man left on foot heading towards nevada city highway office arrested a nineteen year old man on suspicion of making threats and booked him into a bad county jail in about a county sheriff's office on thursday ten eighteen a m a call from the eighteen thousand block of acorn p an assault that occurred june fifteenth twelve thirty six p m by women from seventeen thousand block of country circle reported several piles of pornographic flyers on her private road for thirty two p m a caller from thirteen thousand block of beer run all crazy but apparently the taliban sent out an e mail saying they were going to abide by it if we were and we definitely are he said it's a great day to show afghans exactly what pieces like and how their every day life would be if they just booted out the bad guys they was not completely bonds free taliban militants attacked a security company guardian a road construction crew in the southern province of gaza killing two guards at the governor's folks as mob john hunger still the push for peace has largely was largely successful given that two thousand and eight has been the most violent year in afternoon since two thousand and one u s led invasion educe to the taliban's hardline islamic government taliban attacks have grown larger and more deadly this year at least one hundred twenty u s soldiers and hundred four troops from other nato nations have died already in two thousand it was record numbers overall more than forty five hundred people mostly militants have died in insurgency related to taxes this year sunday was the twentieth anniversary twenty eighth of the international day of peace he joined back push for the day of nonviolence and global ceasefire the u n mission in afghanistan and particularly heavily promotes the day the u n special representative of the country  describe their response is remarkable nursed all sides of the afghan conflict to make peace it comical nato's top general in afghanistan ordered all international troops to hold offensive operations from midnight saturday to say midnight sunday in honor of the day that order public health launched a polio vaccination campaign in which some twelve thousand volunteers were vaccinated up to one point eight million children from sunday through tuesday the un said volunteers also plan to vaccinate the violence plagued south where medical taekwondo in august and out of juneau alaska alaska has a road to nowhere going to what would have been a bridge to nowhere alaska gov sarah palin's transportation department has completed a twenty five million dollars gravel road leading to the side of the useful for road access road races hunters and possible future developments but with no bridge deserve it that's problems body and i think will be good for recreational things like five k or ten k wants to do it and instead of people walking through brush it may be used for hunting in a very real and repeatedly tells campaign groud she said thanks but no thanks to washington when it came to the four hundred million dollars for a bridge linking cat span to the island of fifty residents in an airport in fact she turned against the bridge only after it became a national symbol wasteful spending in washington and backed up by nineteen projects rogered weathers row speaking in the state transportation department said the road open several days ago might someday get people to and from graphene island after all if you produce zine for a bridge becomes a reality mind while it opens access to land development again opposes the pet projects lawmakers in washington will wring out of the federal budget for the constant constituents in the form of special spending and earmarks he rallied two years against the bridge doing more than anyone to make the nickname bridge to nowhere stick pen thoughts about how she killed the bridge project and championed reform but congress she said boarded the bridge in two thousand and six then pulled back state money a year later afterwards and had pulled the plug alaska received about half the bridge money anyway and condition it was used for other things palin's predecessor and legislature redirected all the sixty million two thousand and six to other projects and palin has let the remainder on touch to be used eventually to improve access to the island her spokesperson said air force a separated from its users by a quarter mile wide absorb the jab from clinton about using her husband's former adviser and responding with a devastating one liner of his own hillary on looking forward to you advising me as well for a man known as the powerful speaker  sentence showed flashes of wit and charm and with a couple of exceptions you got better with time your go he was not nearly as polished said timothy o'donnell a professor of the university of mary washington and chairman of the collegiate national debate as his worst purpose and in a major debate on april sixteenth confrontation with clinton in philadelphia with obama on the verge of wrapping up the nomination and moderator focused on his potential weaknesses asking questions about obama's former ministers policy  thoughtless remark that sticks in voters minds obama still catches flak for a few remarks from the primary debates in last year's youtube debate obama said he was willing to meet the leaders of nations such as cuba president but obama decided to stand by his game and using it to draw a distinction between himself and a candidate with more conventional approaches to diplomacy opponents have used it ever sense to argue that obama would be soft in dealing with dangerous nations another memo would be a memorable moment came just before the new york hampshire primary when clinton was being quizzed about whether voters liked her less than obama and she'd deflected the question by joking that her feelings were hurt i have to say to investigate more of bill's dancing abilities and some of the other stuff before i accurately judge whether he was in fact a brother the audience roared or donal and obama has said obama has displayed small steer a damaging to bait towards more favorable tone and message in one day but he took a question about declaring new glitch in the country's official language and turned it into a discussion about dividing americans rather than bringing them together from also can cut his opponents with single i n mark two thousand and four republican senate candidate alan keyes suggest obama couldn't follow his rivals logic on a convoluted point about gay rights your logic wasn't that complicated obama shot back it was just