welcome to j v t v news i'm randy hanson and today's local headlines graduation arrives again in about a county and to die once your camping trip and one forced fireworks tuesday through thursday and our news if you have an interest in supporting the only visual local news for nevada county then please underwriters and get mentioned every day to over thirty thousand possible households in your county plus the internet just tron a large l c d screen stood on one side of the field giving spectators a closer look at the states about to him philip jackson who recently received a certificate and trophy from governor arnold schwarzenegger for his academic achievements and congratulated peers for being among the world's minority who have a high school diploma he also wanted fellow students from their extracurricular activities fifty percent undervalue union students are engaged in some kind of artistic expression on campus he said phenomenal athletes walked a quarter so to school jackson urged the graduating class to assert their impact on the world by registering to vote people our age could be the deciding factor in the upcoming election he said emily how our dice it deputy district attorney in a los angeles county and in one nine hundred ninety seven and you graduate was a keynote speaker at the ceremony whatever you do wherever you go and stay true to the values you learned here she said of you are writing your own life graduating is all about starting a new chapter in our dicey emphasize the need to strike a balance between work and family in one's life many young people equally access success with making a lot of money she said but happiness and success is really based on the fine balance between family friends careers and a strong sense of identity the ceremony that involved nearly five hundred fifty seniors left some of them dazed and met with mixed feelings it doesn't development she said i'm really excited to move on and work on my career matt moore said i've been taking piloting classes throughout my senior year i'm getting to get my private pilot license from outplaying aviation have to nevada county airport moore said he's going to you because then transferred to embry riddle aeronautical university in kent arizona for some parents watching their children leave their school years behind has was an emotional experience is bittersweet said joy elliott mother of jessica's sanda fourth i can still picture her as a baby but she has part of seeded my expectations as a woman there's few words to express how proud i am this is really touching for me said  reported in the saturday edition of the union the bear river graduation occurred friday drawing a large crowd and a sad story out of lake tahoe discovery of two bodies in the desolation wilderness area this past week and came after one of the most extensive search efforts here in years and is a sobering reminder of the risks of high country camping and hiking the bodies of thomas hilton seventy and jerome smith seventy eight were found after days of long search by dozens of people on foot horseback and in a helicopter the two friends and neighbors from lincoln had set out on a four mile hike into night camping trip in the desolation wilderness area just west of tacos emerald bait they want on a short trip to get a climate into the area for a longer trip in september said stuart smith smith's son who joined the search for his dad on the weekend it's already surmised that hilton died from a medical emergency perhaps a stroke or heart attack smith said out at dusk slipped and fell to his death while trying to hide out and find help his son and authorities speculate the eldest meth was found with a whistle and a flashlight in all likelihood he must have taken some kind of fall that made him unconscious the youngest message on sunday hilton was found dead friday at camp site about one mile south of eagle lake near tara smith's body was found by search teams on saturday afternoon near the steep shores of eagle lake said amid mountain peaks that still were covered with snow a county sheriff's office responded to a report late thursday that the two campers were overdue from their trip the two were expected home on wednesday night and hilton was a fairly experienced back country hiker the younger smith said they'll fit and outdoorsman his father was not as experienced as his has experienced two sons smith faces faced challenges to hike out of the back country and find help for his friend besides having to navigate so steep terrain and does he had to contend with nighttime temperatures that dipped to breezy and a moon that provided only a sliver of light this time of the month it team of about fifty people were dispatch to find the two men the group included members of the sheriff's office highway patrol and u s force or is among others smith's son joined the rescue efforts on saturday there were helicopters dogs and horses stuart smith said on sunday afternoon visitors were unaware of the weekend's tragedy it's a sad day and a reminder that the desolation wilderness can be dangerous area for hikers and campers said ian rand he parked at d l bliss state park near emerald bay runs monitored the search of the park rangers radio frequency our condolences go out to both hilton enough to smith's families in their time of loss and lieutenant les lavelle of the eldorado county sheriff's office we're all going to be together for father's day weekend the younger smith said adding that his father's birthday was this friday we're still going to be together minus our hero him oil services planned for later this month and today's hot temperatures near ninety are predicted to be pushed out by a windy front tuesday that will bring fire watch conditions through at least thursday afternoon to the foothills and about a county the national weather service in sacramento this morning said the front will bring winds of fifteen to thirty miles per hour tuesday through thursday gusting to forty miles per hour daytime humidities are expected to be in the teens or single digits through thursday adding to the fire danger to  could linger in western nevada county overnight thursday into friday morning the national weather service said today's high of eighty eight is expected to dip to seventy six tuesday and seventy eight wednesday as the front passes through climb back into the eighty's thursday afternoon and through the weekend nighttime lows will be around fifty two last night dipping into the forty's tuesday and wednesday and rising back to the fifty's thursday through sunday no range of thunderstorms have been predicted through sunday with mostly sunny skies expected and a woman was in her well chair with her muscled companion dog on main street thursday morning when a dog came out of bouncers bar and bitter her friends are looking for the dog if they can determine whether it has received its rabies vaccinations the woman was need to get rabies shots friends sandra harris said anyone with information about a weak collar dog smaller than a call is asked to call our david had two seven three four nine to seventy two seventy four ninety's and four sacramento firefighters except serious injuries thursday want to work collapsed as they battle a blaze of beauty supply business firefighter suffered only bruises and scratches before returning to the fight blaze in the south part of the city no other injuries were reported and pleasant ridge elementary school will stay open for coming school year board members of the pleasant ridge union school district you cited at the recent meet the district why decline and enrollment has put the pate of pleasant ridge school in the balance since early two thousand and seven pleasant ridge school serves kindergarten through fifth grade students and is one of the four schools in the district in southern nevada county excuse the noise but they're doing construction next door for weeks a two week summer school program planned later this month for nevada city schools including multicultural content has been canceled due to the lack of enroll summer school principal tina corker inform parents this weekend and that's it today for our local news continue our fight now to complicate the goals for which we stand is to take our energy our passion our streets and do all we can to help elect barack obama the next president of the united states today as isis man my campaign i congratulate him on a victory he has won an female candidate she also said you can be so proud that the now on it will be unremarkable for a woman to win primary state victories on remarkable to have a woman in a close race to be our nominee on remarkable to think that a woman can be the president of the united states and that is truly remarkable my friends clinton has long been declared the front runner and was even said to be virtually assured of the nomination but her campaign is what is seen as suffered over her two thousand and iraq is trying to assure iran it would not be used for staging ground for a military attack under a long term agreement with the united states on sunday visiting iraqi prime minister nouri al maliki told iranian officials that iraq would not become a platform for arming iran and its neighbors the agreement would cover the status of u s forces in iraq volumnia expression of its u n mandate in july the independent of london reported last week u s officials are leveraging tens of billions of dollars soldiers in contractors a group of iraqi lawmakers have released a letter showing the majority would oppose the deal if it lacked a commitment for us here to offer letter says the majority of iraqi representative strongly reject any military security economic commercial the agricultural investment and political agreement with the united states that is not linked to clear mechanisms that obligate the occupying american military forces to withdraw fully withdraw from iraq and israel the occupied territories israel is threatening a new full scale military attack on the gaza strip israeli prime minister either who don't are told reporters last week israeli attack is more likely than a cease fire after palestinian rocket fire killed an israeli threat also said these threats are proof that there is a new american green light to launch a new round of xeon this war against gaza we take these threats seriously but these threats will not frighten us or the palestinian people and we will confront it with australia meanwhile israel is also escalating threats against iran deputy prime minister shaul mofaz has drawn criticism for saying last week an israeli attack would be inevitable voz said if iran continues with this program for developing nuclear weapons we will attack it the sanctions are ineffective attacking iran in order just opposite nuclear plants will be unavoidable it was the most direct threat against iran from an israeli official today in a letter to the security council iran protested mo israel has occupied east jerusalem since one thousand six hundred seven and palestinians see it as part of any future state and a follow up interview with c n n obama said it was be up to israel and palestinians to  and in afghanistan an afghan radio journalist with the b b c has been killed in seven problems of helmand the reporter abdul some odd rowhani was the second journalist to die in afghanistan this year his father malawi dost mohammad remember his son at the hospital he said he was martyred my son was in the state we cannot do anything now is not with us anymore i'm sure if anyone heard this sad news he would pray for him and god bless all of you who are here with ronnie's death came one day after another b b c journalist was killed in somalia now steve not die here for iraq died saturday after being shot by an unknown assailant in southern somalia somalia's internal crisis is intensifying following the deaths of more than twenty people would have apparently forced fans weapons to spy on each other on sunday chavez said he had made a mistake he also said to err is human we made a mistake and we have to correct the law and we're going to correct it and all venezuelans have to have the security in our government and this bolivian state that we will never trample on the rights of ins well it's no matter what their policies politics never have as went on to address fractured relations with colombia he where he said fark rebels should and their on a campaign against the government and release hostages he also said i believe that hour has come for the fark to release all those they're holding in the mountains it would be a great gesture of humanitarian in exchange for no one i mention this now as there is a new chief you had the second set secretariat of the far and this could be the first step towards ending the internal war in colombia chavez's comments came at guantanamo big military attorney for the canadian prisoner omar could are is accusing the pentagon of ordering interrogators to destroy the notes in case they were called to testify in treatment of prisoners the lawyer lieutenant commander william cooper said the instructions w discovered in a pentagon standard operating procedures manual last week good or has been held in u s captivity since he was fifteen years old meanwhile the justice department has confirmed its revealing the two thousand  problem indoors case after receiving new undisclosed information and in texas dozens of people gathered in jasper on sunday to mark the tenth anniversary of dragging murder of james byrd jay and african american byrd was chained to a pickup truck by white assailants and dragged along a rural road his body badly dismembered another low breaking story out of a strange story out of chester pennsylvania he three before he could finish high school he returned home after world war two but never got his high school diploma if friends arranged him for to receive an honorary diploma from chester high school just outside philadelphia and finally go to the prom he did  springfield country club smith said his prom wasn't just for him he said it was also for all the other soldiers who couldn't make it to their own and out of tokyo a jumbled black watermelon auctioned in japan on friday fetched a record sixty one hundred dollars making it one of the most expensive want to melons ever sold in the country in a society where melons are a luxury item how many given as gifts the watermelons have to price tag followed another job dropping auction last friday by a marine products dealer who said he wanted to support local agriculture according to news agency the price was the highest on record for a spokesman for the top agriculture cooperation about most retail and department stores and supermarkets for a modest hundred eighty eight to two hundred eighty three dollars what makes a watermelon worth two hundred dollars much less six thousand suspicion of being drunk in public and booked him in to nevada county jail one forty six p m a call from one hundred block of street reported juveniles riding their bikes in a precarious manner in the parking lot in front of the caller's business they have been told to leave and have county jail in saturday for twenty five p m a call from the intersection of packer drive in brighton st porter that a man had punched his mailbox officer cited and released a twenty year old man for vandalism and at five thirty one p m officers cited and released a forty year old man and cater cemetery for possession drug paraphernalia and for violating probation and on sunday at twelve forty eight a officers arrested a forty three year old man on the three hundred block of pleasant street on suspicion of violation of probation and a thirty year old woman on suspicion of spousal abuse and drunken driving balls were booked into nevada county jail had nev county sheriff's office on friday eight fifty eight a m a man called from the ten thousand block of broken or court to report that his vehicle was mad lies the night before and one seventeen p m a caller called a man called from two hundred fifty dollars and about one hundred c d s from his backpack and at six forty p m a woman called from ten thousand block of horton street reported her uncle was at her grandmother's house graham and was refusing to leave her uncle was in a verbal argument was possibly drunk woman said officers arrested for your man an alleged threatening crime and trespassing seven o six p m on woman call from the twelve thousand block apprentice drive to report that someone had stolen her generator m officers rest of the thirty seven year old man on broad street on suspicion of being drunk in public thanks a lot for watching tips today and we'll see you tomorrow