thirty p m you can get a free podcast on internet through i tunes or other podcast sites also be on track to public access auburn public access and see our college channel fifteen we're on five o'clock on saturdays if you have any arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman on the trail and that a city police report it as he said she said incident and suspect the two had been drinking according in everybody's city police sergeant then but door her story is she was assaulted but there are said his story is she was upset because he wouldn't give her more alcohol police arrested steven patrick callahan of grass valley on suspicion of battery was serious bodily injury injury he was booked into the nevada county jail where he remained thursday on a fifteen thousand dollars bail neither were charged with public intoxication despite numerous empty beer bottles found nearby his salt arrest is a type of incident owners of red castle and stone house restaurant talked about in recent months council members narrowly approved of trail band three to two shortly after eight p m wednesday and callahan was arrested shortly after ten p m wednesday the trail starts at the edge of stonehouse restaurant area and across from pioneer park tennis courts is pretty in the kiddie pool of what goes on back there said we me board man one of the owners of the stone house restaurant when guests walk to the back of the parking lot after a lovely dinner  something like this happens it's not a happy experience transoms harassing customers abusing drugs sleeping on the trail and starting fires are the bane of the short trail business owner say callahan and the woman he allegedly assaulted had a makeshift bed roll spread out on the trail which is typical of homeless people the night time trail band specifically criminalizes walking standing sitting or camping on little deer creek trail it will take effect in one month it is not only a major major fire hazard of the area it's a health hazard said councilman david mackay reports of homeless individuals deaf acadian in and around the trail is a major health concern to the extent that we can help i think we should do it said mer sally harrison supporting the major councilwoman barbara kaufman and council councilman steve control all voted against them those kaufman and control have said the ordinance a minimal impact on improving the trail because police wouldn't routinely patrol the area much of the illegal activity occurs off the trail on private property anyway that's what the report is the trial for richard williams who was accused of murdering his wife in grass valley was a nail gun is set to begin october twenty ninth the napa county the trial will be held at the napa county courthouse in napa the heart of wine country i'm pretty confident we can get it to the jury by november fourteenth judge roberts emmy and he said several other northern california counties were considered but only napa county could offer an empty courtroom five days a week deputy district attorney catherine francis had asked the judge to reconsider a previous decision to change the trials venue in addition a number of other motions from defense attorney steven monk and francis will be ruled on by prior to the trial he said he will confer with his fellow judges in the vet a county to see who will try the case in napa but figured he would preside the defendant is accused of shooting his wife hendrika hedi williams on october twenty second two thousand and five was a high powered nail gun twice in the head and once in a chest it was found in all she wants shared with williams on a ten thousand block of all to street just outside grass valley city limits after the alleged incident williams allegedly shot himself with the same nail gun in the chest recovering in a sacramento hospital and was charged with murder and in special circumstances of line and wait he appeared calm and occasionally smiled in court wednesday wearing slacks and a blue striped shirt the change of venue was ordered by to me after he ruled media coverage and the case had contaminated the western nevada county jury pool input jurors from the truck area was considered potentially out he said uncertainly of getting them to nevada city on time every day and the burden on them prohibited in number of pre term watches were discussed that were not finalized and will come up again before ten minute one p m on thursday they include a motion from one cult to not allow testimony from frank zupan and larry watson who convict two convicted felons he represented who were in jail when williams with williams after his arrest last march was convicted of killing his wife shawn mean and was sentenced to life without parole williams faces the same sentence because the district attorney's office did not ask for the death penalty when the case was filed in january watson was sentenced to prison for nine questioning whether monk out can defend williams on the grounds he was withdrawing from antidepressants at the time of the murder and was unconscious of his actions and illegal campfire that grew out of control caused a lindsay fire which consume twenty one acres in nevada county's high sierra this week investigators are trying to figure out who is responsible for the blaze seven miles north of interstate eighty and highway twenty junction cording to and west point of the top national forest this fire had the potential to burn many hundreds of acres said jean yuba river district ranger n f but it didn't because the blaze quickly was spotted from saddleback lookout and attack by air and ground crews before it got out of hand good job conditions are very dry and hot the area that burned was a pretty little forced to cite next to there's a lake and it is now black and the blaze points out why fire restrictions on the forest are important this time of year when the potential for huge fires and bombs these restrictions will remain in  ect and tell the rainy season starts late this fall the restrictions include campfires in developed campgrounds only smoking only in enclosed building a car or area that has been cleared of vegetation the use of gas stoves in a back country only with camp fire permits the use of all internal combustion engines on four system roads only with no  discussions were initiated this week by the barely with the california department of fish and games in hopes of brainstorming receiving input and finding a solution to the high number of bears who feel comfortable in and around people's yards and homes will cation of juveniles and food drops in the back country which suggested but the department of fish and game said these steps would not be effective and simply suggested a human residents and visitors be ever more diligent in making their yards and homes unattractive to bears many people are already doing as and are still suffering bear visits most often in areas where there are restaurant dumpsters or construction sites nearby fish and game asked that the bare y continue to educate which is has been ongoing for over nine years now in order to help explain that the problem will get worse if people don't do everything possible to keep bears from frequenting the neighborhoods the problem seen clearly by those who live here is that the bears must pass by our homes in order to reach the lake where the creeks and rivers they will then follow their noses to food where there are people there is food more cooperation from the department of fish and game was expected then was received and the barely guest probably wants to help but has now officially had our hands tied so again please lock your doors and windows install double pla glass remove french and dutch doors imaginary let us invasion is on the way and all steps must be taken to keep the refrigerator raiders from gaining entry into the house neighborhood report bear hunting season begun as it always does in california but most people find this disturbing and the number of bears killed by hunters is lessening each year tall roads have claimed sixty four bears and that number goes up each day numerous bears have been killed legally by deep depredation permit and illegally by people who shoot them the results of the for testing of the nursing mother bear shot two weeks ago in taco city revealed the cause of death a bullet killed her instantly a homeowner called for me to explain that she had a bear in her home several weeks ago and was furious over this travesty at first she then discussed our common sense took over and she realized bears are just being bears and she is no longer wishing them all dead and instead of asking for advice on how to do everything possible to outwit them this is not an easy task but it's certainly possible with human pressure perseverance this woman has to be commended for her responsible bear country attitude a long time homeowner from alpine meadows reported doing everything the bear league recommended after having two bears come onto her and her home and  personal now wake up and even dozens of bears from under homes where doors have been left wide open by the owners or caretakers another mother bear was killed on a highway eighty nine by cabin creek just south of truck nursing cubs one cub was captured and saved but the other ran off and has been seen in line next to his mother's body crying and attempting to nurse please call the bear to report any sightings of this helpless  that's right it's time for the police blotter to put pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but used for visual aid only grass valley police department on wednesday at eight am a call from the two hundred block of church street reported an abandoned vehicle parked on the street for more than a week smoking something behind a construction site and looking into windows seven fifty two pm a caller from the four hundred block of south auburn street reported he and advertently called nine one one when he meant to call for one one he said he's fine and he doesn't need an officer to show up at eight forty eight pm a caller from the one thousand block of east main street reported a naked man between forty and fifty years driving a white truck police searched but couldn't find the man fourteen thousand block of green circle reported three vehicles tires slashed thursday at nine forty two am a caller from jones bar road near mckittrick branch road reported an animal carcass rolled up in a blanket fifteen feet down the hill from and now for some world knows president bush has vowed that the u s will keep a large number of troops in iraq well beyond his presidency and a prime time address last night bush said he foresees what he calls an enduring relationship between iraq and the united states bush made the call  announcing he would withdraw a limited number of troops by july of next year but it ministration officials quietly announced part of the so called troop surge contingent could remain even more troops could be sent that would mean larger occupation next summer than just before the surge began earlier this year president bush also singled out progress in anbar province where former sunni insurgents have switch size and are now fighting al qaeda in iraq how much longer will u s taxpayers have to shell out two billion a week or three billion a week as some now are suggesting the cost and how is it going to endure the loss in blood the americans who are killed every month how much longer do think this commitment this military commitment is going to require and john boehner replied i think general petraeus outlined it pretty clear we're making progress we need to firm up those successes we need to continue our efforts here because wolf long term the investment that we're making today will be a small price if we're able to stop al qaida here if we're able to stabilize the middle east it's not going to be a small price for the near future but think about the future for our kids and their kids mohammed said i was responsible for the one thousand nine hundred three world trade center operation two i was responsible for nine one one operation from a disease three id capitated with my blessed right hand the head of the american jew daniel pearl in the city of karachi pakistan the bush administration has been accused of using mommas confession for political purposes critics have raised the possibility mohammed is falsely confessing to crimes to shoulder the blame for the real t thirty years liberation of the county a country and people ten years ago south africa's truth and reconciliation commission found a far more former members of the south african security forces had admitted to because murder but no charges were ever file nations the general assembly has passed a landmark measure affirming the human rights of the world's indigenous people one hundred forty nations voted in favor just four countries were opposed to the u s canada australia and new zealand th a declaration goes too far in recognizing indigenous ownership of traditional land and veto rights over the legislation governing natural resources the vote caps a more than twenty year debate on the indigenous rights to declaration at  national intelligence director mike mcconnell has admitted he wrongly told congress that last month's broad new surveillance law helped for an alleged plot on u s military targets in germany on monday mcconnell told a senate committee that the suspects had been because they had been monitored under the protect america act but mcconnell retracted his statement following an investigation by newsweek magazine the media reform group free press has filed a freedom of information act request seeking information on whether industry lobbyist or political maneuvering influence the justice department's decision to publicly oppose net neutrality net neutrality is the principle that all internet sites should equally accessible to any web user this is very important last month the justice department sided with the country's largest telecommunication companies urging the federal communications commission not to adopt write your congressman and i'm now on a leading media protection group is renewed calls for the u s to release al jazeera camera man from guantanamo bay sami al haj is now more than eight months into a hunger strike protesting his imprisonment without charges or trial doctors who examined him say it appears he's given up his fight to live yesterday democracy now spoke to joel campaign middle east program coordinator for the committee to protect journalist invocation of his arrest is that the u s military can effectively remove a journalist from the battlefield hold them for years was out and without charge and not being compelled to charge them with any crime and we've been calling on the president bush activists read aloud letters to palosi written by voters across the country a process of said speaker we trust you over half the country trusted your leadership we have no right to deprive this nation of the tools granted to us impeachment you have caused the deaths and terror to continue with renewed energy by your colleagues decision and more protests in washington begin tomorrow when a week of anti war activism kicks off with a die in on capitol hill the peace coalition answer says more than one thousand people will lie down to represent iraqis and americans killed since the u s invasion answer is predicting a turnout of more than ten thousand for a march through washington and back in iraq a new study is that just in the civilian death toll s invasion has topped one point two million to british agency opinion research business surveyed more than fourteen hundred iraqi adults the estimate was based on a number of deaths reported poor household and the number of total households in iraq one in two hours holds in baghdad reported losing at least one family member the one point two million estimate is the highest on the civilian deaths so far he's studying a british medical journal the last lot lancet last year put the number of more than six hundred fifty thousand this week the top u s commander in iraq general david petraeus spoke with iraqi deaths on n p r z morning edition general david said in many respects this is a thinking man's warfare you can't kill everyone out there you're not going to kill yourself out and search and see and out are always singing new york a bald man went into a pharmacy and stole five bottles of hair loss treatment but was caught while running away police said mark who's in goal of forty two was arrested on misdemeanor charges of petty larceny and resisting arrest detective lieutenant william sullivan said the product was worth about fifty dollars who sent over freeport had just dropped off friends who were visiting an and now for our weather report today it will be mostly sunny and with some morning clouds possible highs in the 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