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 before we know it can be frustrating driving all around town spending time on the the style of shoes that you had in mind and find out who has the best sale on back to school gear all in one place and it only takes minute dora gilmore school in grass valley do not great police departments great programs for middle school students great g r e a t gang resistance education and training also has been implemented hennessy and scotland schools the first classes graduating earlier this month do we have gangs in grass valley a little bit but it's better to be ahead of the curve emeril's said the two officers who are trained in june started  fifth sixth and seventh and eighth graders in the city will have been in the program at least once armorel says he estimated the city would see a significant decrease in juvenile crime and violence in five years as a result of the program the program goes beyond warning children about gangs and drugs to teach an effective life skills such as anger management great does stand for gang resistance era said but you know what this is not what it's about it's about equipping kids with life skills we give them tools to solve problems without using violence that's the bottom line and we're taking a proactive approach bluffer rare talk about the goals and the expectations for the thirteen week program this is super long but it will be lots of fun and all told the twelve and thirteen year olds there will be some serious stuff to forever told the students they were going to be an elite group when they finished the program you'll be leaders in your community he said one of the side benefits of the program is that the two officers become familiar faces the two officers led to class in defining the problems to be addressed crime violence gangs and drug abuse and ensuring how to the issues are interrelated the four terms were posted in opposite corners of the room and each student was given a word that might fit with each term they then were directed to go to the appropriate corner one thing we want you guys to realize is that nothing is isolated all these things go hand in hand each week lot for you are told them they would discuss the scenario and then role play it the first week deals with bullying the most unique aspect of the great program is that graduates are required to come up with a project to improve their school the whole purpose is for you to feel connected to your school life here had come up with the night game and put it in place you can do it as an entire class in groups or individuals we don't care how old told the students think outside the box really what bothers you about your school great got thumbs up from the students who said it kept their attention it's a good idea said kelly alt some kids don't have good examples at home students all expressed enthusiasm for the project and some advocating planting a garden or trees and some like sydney porter hoping to implement a recycling program we get to be able to fix our own school porter said it will be fun to see how our school can change its kind of like an eagle scout project but for schools said cape should talk to great program good to see the implemented here in nevada county and another union story written by laura brown investigators from the federal bureau of alcohol and tobacco and firearms are looking into the arrest of two men who found growing two hundred eighty eight plants inside a nevada city house loaded with forty six firearms and  illegal assault weapons an additional three or four pounds of dried process marijuana was found in a shed behind the house deputies from the nevada county's sheriff's office discovered the haul after receiving a tip given to child protective services by a ten year old boy who lived in a home on the twelve thousand block of dolphins doctor frank santos thirty four and hands qubit check a thirty one year old solar company worker were arrested and booked into county jail on charges of cultivating marijuana possessing an assault weapon and possessing a firearm while committing a felony according to the sheriff's office because of the weapons the feds are looking at this she said both men were released after posting ten thousand dollars bail if allowed to fully mature the plans could have reached a value of one point seven million royall said two medical marijuana recommendations were found in the home not nearly enough to cover the number of plants found growing there those two with just their recommendations they could not smoke that much marijuana there you have it today for our local and friday at twelve fifty three a m a woman from the eight hundred block of old tunnel road reported hearing someone knocking on her door and window two forty four a m a call from four hundred block of pine street reported a man crawling on his hands and feet near a pontoon boat possibly looking into vehicles and about accounting sheriff's office on thursday at ten fifty nine horn creek reported numerous people shooting in the area people were advised not to trespass and that for nineteen preemie men from the sixty thousand block of banner quicker hill road reported his dog was attacked by a pit bull terrier and at seven o five p m a man from the fifteen thousand block of me do trail reported being assaulted the night before and at seven thirty p m a woman from the ten thousand block of school street reported possible  neighbor's property who were very loud at all times of the day seven thirty nine pm a call from thirteen thousand block of wood lake road reported a burglary was weapons and jewelry are seen live fifty four pm a woman from the twenty nine thousand  nine reported drunken people on her property were refusing to leave she agreed to leave for the night and that other people would leave in the morning friday at twelve twenty six a m a call from altos sierra drive and paul road ordered a verbal fight near the intersection with both parties leaving the scene in separate vehicles a man and woman were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence being under the influence of a controlled substance and driving without a valid city police department i'm thirsty six o seven p m call from i was forty nine and here in st reportedly a man a woman flopping around trying to fly she could not be located maybe he ended up flying and free gaza ship returns to cyprus after israeli threats and protesters block israeli consulate had l a and san francisco and senate releases remaining three hundred fifty billion dollars in bailout money and burris sworn in to senate and cia director says obama won't probe bush administration torture and concerns raised for health of issues throwing iraqi journalist and pfizer court order telecoms to aid government spying and u s settles wrongful death case by family iraq veteran and sri lankan editor government critic assassinated in deep ecology founder arn nass dies at ninety seven and segregation on rise in us schools in our first story israel continues its heavy bombardment of the gaza strip despite talk of looming ceasefire ibragim battalion shelling hit gaza overnight with israeli claiming it's struck forty targets twenty one days into the israeli attack more than eleven hundred palestinians i think killed more than fifty two hundred wounded at least seven hundred civilians are monkey dead including more than three hundred fifty children much of gaza is without food water and electricity on the diplomatic front u n secretary general ban ki moon met with palestinian officials in the west bank city of ramalla and urged israel to declare an unilateral ceasefire meanwhile the israeli foreign minister tzipi livni is due to meet with the secretary of state condoleezza rice in washington later today or it will be writing an israeli  headquarters attack set fire to warehouse storing direly needed aid hundreds of palestinians were taking shelter there at the time three u n employees were injured it was the second time the u n has suspended  aid because of an israeli attack on its workers and facilities the u n are official judy clark said all the agencies food and medicine have been destroyed in the latest bombing she said a very unfortunate situation here in the u n compound in gaza workhouse has been hit by some type of explosive that have caught alight the fire has spread from the workshop by the oil and spread to the warehouses one by one the warehouses are going up we're not trying to build a buffer zone between the warehouses and offices to try to stop the offices we've lost all our food and all our medicine to this fire another humanitarian group care international also announced a suspension of aid delivery following israeli's bombings near it starving and thirsty civilian population for mostly children trapped in a box called gaza has become one of the next has become acceptable perhaps because we have already accepted the deaths of over one million innocent civilians in iraq in a war based on lies th we must recognize humanitarian disaster in gaza when we come to grips with the reality of the suffering of both sides we may yet find a way to save ourselves because cities has been one of the few members of congress to publicly oppose the israeli attack on g hamas official was among the victims of the israeli strike on thursday hamas interior minister so you'd siam who's killed when israeli warplanes bombed a home in the jabalya refugee refugee camp nine others who killed a new tack meanwhile in israel two israeli human rights groups urged the supreme court to stop the israeli government from worsening gaza's humanitarian crisis human rights attorney yadin them said we know for a fact that two hundred fifty thousand people are without electricity since the war started twenty days ago and half a million people are without proper water sewage is overflowing in the streets and we are on the verge of epidemics so we are here to oust the supreme court to order the army to supply the gazan citizens who are not part of this war with proper water electricity and medicine and whatever else they need meanwhile his ship trying to deliver humanitarian aid to the gaza to gaza has returned to cyprus after the israeli navy threatened to shoot the civilian passengers on board the free gaza movement boat had left cyprus on wednesday seeking to deliver doctors and medical supplies it was the group's first attempt to reach gaza since israel navy vessel deliberately rammed another of its boats last month almost forcing it to see who why do you are off of the free gaza movement described the threats that forced her boat to return home she said in the middle of the night at about two thirty in the morning while we were still well into international waters about one hundred miles from the coast of gaza the israeli military communicate communicated with us we told them exactly who we were where we were going and they told us to turn back and we told them we were carrying humanitarian aid and it's incumbent upon them as an occupying force and as a belligerent force to facilitate they receive aid to people who need it and we intend to enter gaza they surrounded us was for their warships flashing bright lights at us they were maneuvering in front of us in a way to threaten a collision because our simple boat could not make the maneuvers they were making and i told them i said the when you bring of your warship is threatening the safety of this boat and the lives of twenty one passengers onboard stay back and then they threatened that if we did not turn around immediately they would open fire on us protests continue to denounce israeli's assault across the united states on thursday nine people were arrested after chaining themselves together to block the israeli consulate in san francisco the protest came one day after six jewish activ a similar action at the israeli consulate in los angeles dozens of others gathered outside the consulate chanting u s jews saying not in our name and on capitol hill the senate has voted to release the second half of the seven hundred billion dollars wall street bailout the house go to vote came despite ongoing concerns over lack of oversight and accountability on how the money is dispersed following the vote treasury department announced an additional hundred  eighteen billion infusion for bank of america isn't nice to new money comes down on top of the twenty five billion bank of america received under the first bailout installment meanwhile democratic leaders in the house have unveiled their version of it eight hundred twenty five billion dollars economic stimulus package offering new spending and tax cuts i think grass valley needs at least you know ten billion we need to fix our roads in other news from washington rol and in iraq the family and attorney of an iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at president bush voicing grave concerns about the safety of the har how saudi has been allowed just two visitors since his arrest none were nearly  none for nearly a month relatives say they don't know where his id is being held and i haven't been able to speak to him by phone that his lawyer said medical records describe bruising over his idees face and body a missing tooth he knows guys and apparently burn marks on  back in the united states a secret federals appeals court has ruled telecommunication companies must help the government monitor e mail and phone calls of americans suspected of being terrorists or spies or just being americans  the foreign intelligence surveillance court ruling came down and august after but has only just been publicly disclosed the really came in response to an identified company's legal challenge to the two thousand and seven five so law a lawsuit allegedly government's failure to treat veteran cost their son jeffrey lucey his life jeffrey hanged himself after the u s military refused to deal with his post traumatic stress disorder may two thousand and four jeffrey's parents had him involuntary committed to  hospital but the hospital to start him after a few days two weeks later kevin lucey came home to find his son hanging from a hole was in the cellar cellar lying on his bed or the dog tags of two unarmed iraqi prisoners jeffrey had said he was forced to shoot in an interview with democrat democracy now in july two thousand and seven kevin lucey talked about the v a s neglect of her son he said we need to emphasize that jeff had revealed to them three ways that he had planned to commit suicide he told them that he would suffocate himself he would overdose or he would hang him f he also shared with the psychiatry is how he had bought a horse and then of course on the following june fifth when we tried to admit him to the second time the v a declined joyce and i went through the house we took everything that he could hurt himself with but we never thought of  holes the loosies family's wrongful death suit was the first such case over an iraq war veteran in his statement kevin lucy said the u s government sent my son into an illegal and reckless war and then denied him the basic health care he needed we hope that this this serves as a wake up call that our government must be held accountable for the suffering it has cost thousands of us military families he had on sunday yeah i'm sorry but he had previously survived earlier attempts on his life in a post humus essay written ten to space in a presidential murder he said in all these cases i have reason to believe the tax were inspired by the government when finally i'm killed it will be the government that kills me and then our region philosopher are now as has died at the age of ninety seven he was the founder of deep ecology movement and active in a norwegian green party and in education news a new report says black latino and latino students are experiencing increasing segregation in u s schools to university of california so rights projects as black and hispanic students are more separate from whites than at any moment the source a number news and we will talk to you