written by ben ben ben emir myself found it's almost after an overnight fire early mondays destroyed their trailer most of their belongings as well as killing four dogs their own christine kevin rees so they were about to go to bed early monday when kevin noticed flames coming out inside the trailer wall next to a fireplace a couple of built up first far in the fall earlier in the evening realizing the fire would spread the couple got their three children as well as christy reese sister in law and her three children out of the double wide responded to the blaze on eighty seven hundred block of magen eagle lane after the initial call twelve twenty eight a m the fire had burned a nine hundred seventy nine trailer to the ground by one of the you couldn't help it couldn't help some of us have and i bet that with mobile home it's like a match total of seven fire vehicles responded along with investigators from cal fire the couple's praised the firefighters work to keep the fire from spreading into a neighboring first will trailer work kevin's reese's mother's lives mark the more it captain of the smart still fired protection district said his crew went into a defensive mode almost as soon as they arrived at the fire to stop it from spreading elsewhere with the construction of the older trailers they could they do seem to go up like a tinderbox he said we're just happy all the residents got out without injury if we had fifty engines show up i don't think we could have stopped the fire destroyed the trailer which had the family's furniture beds close mostly other possessions burned enough hot enough to melt plastic garbage cans outside and kevin rees said he felt fires here as he stood twenty yards away  to go through it because i don't want to find my dog chrissy reset during a frantic skate from the home of kevin research he lost track of the four smaller dogs though one loyal dog named daisy didn't make it out i always thought when you have a fire you'll have time to grab a few things he said it's voice growing heavy forcing him to pause we just had time to get everyone else now couple said they had fires you for an intro this far place though not for several months given recent he checked the flu before building the fire sunday evening as the people as a couple sifted through the what was left of the trailer monday afternoon they mowed their options three rivers chapter of the american red cross had enough money for food and clothes for their children and they had the family they they had family that they could stay with for a while but the trailer was not insured and because of its chronic medical condition kevin ri said he can't work he and his wife spend much of their time volunteering for the nice you bill little league in nearby browns finale i don't want to go in no where kevin said as he looked at the expanse of ash that could where he could identify what was the family's plasma television refrigerator kitchen sink i want to clean this up and put something here with the family already in a difficult financial situation kristie re so it won't be easy it's hard to sit here and look and see your life in piles she said i don't ever think it's going and you don't ever think it's going to happen officials and leaders a nonprofit organizations have landed an eight hundred thousand dollar dollars to improve sidewalks in the neighbors and along west main street everyone is very happy said anna acton executive director of disability advocacy group fried who has me worked on a walkability project a lot of times things get done so slowly you hardly see things changing several people are on tap new sidewalks and certain way across walks in front of grass valley schools and better curb accessibility for will chairs in west main street looking at problems a year ago representatives from the nevada county public health department gathered families in a certain way apartment complexes for a day long summit to discuss the barriers and keep them from walking their neighborhoods we always start with the most dangerous places with seniors will cheer areas areas surrounding schools in areas with higher density said galen l ask ari health and wellness program manager of the nevada county public health department the three apartment complex on certain way are comprised of about two hundred units housing lots of children about forty people attended the workshop pointing out missing sidewalks dangerous crosswalks and poor lighting all things to keep them in their cars instead of out in fresh air participants also learned about importance of living in walkable neighborhoods were strolling to the store or school is safe and fun others joined in the workshop including members of freed who voiced concerns about sidewalks that are residents and biking through is used i went to the meeting kind of skeptical but i was amazed by the presentation it common cause about four years ago fried members started making a list of places that were inhospitable to disabled people such as a difficult to navigate curbs in front of schools one story they heard was about a father and a daughter both in will chairs who had trouble getting to school from their apartment there are so many issues it can be totally overwhelming acting it but once the partner what's a healthy nevada county a local organization championing walkable neighborhoods and the county's public health department which was interested in boosting health conditions among low income mitigation in air quality c m e q funds as a coalition they scored both state officials want to see community partnerships with the funding construction and improvements they can start over this summer a five hundred seventy four thousand dollar safe routes to school grant will go to towards a project to improve west main street for community outreach events projects including enhancing wilcher accessibility and restricting the streets with bike lanes will also finally curb ramps near lyman gilmore and scott and schools in grass valley and existing grass rock will be raised a few inches above street level and the walkway will be installed from london's gilmore school to condon park total cost of the construction project will be about six hundred sixty five thousand dollars city officials hope to complete the project between june and october of twenty ten the c m e q grant will cover one hundred fifty thousand dollars of an improvement effort on certain way project the project is covered by the city's traffic safety and gas tax funds stepping forward in nevada city the coalition originally started walkability outreach on a three hundred seventy five thousand dollars grant from the nonprofit california endowment since they've accomplished their goals in grass valley and multiple start up grants with other state grants they're using their remaining funds to bring the cars to nevada city workshops similar to last year's gathering of certain way residents is slated for tuesday nov seventeenth for residents successes in grass valley are step toward safer neighborhoods and also a testament to the change they can make when they work together i was so impressed that a small group of people what a small group group of people can do henderson had two contacts  city hall council chamber and its r s v p register with shannon glass of nevada county public health by friday five three zero two six five one four five one that's two six five one four five one had not as many of her regular patients suddenly dropped off the radar when she investigated she found that they had lost both their jobs and their medical insurance there are a lot of good people who have no way to get health care room and said if we're going to wait for the government it's going to be a long time compassion and exasperating with the nation's healthcare system prompted her to start we care health care clinic for uninsured patients this fall the clinic is open the first and third saturdays of each month from nine a m to one p m dropped in patients can get treatment for simple and months for acute conditions such as asthma and for minor aches and pains cost is a five dollar donation to the local food bank patient can afford a clinic such as romans are still few and far between but the nurses hopes she can make a dent in the vast number of uninsured people in western nevada county more than forty six million americans were uninsured in two thousand eight according to the census bureau data many end up heading to the emergency room when they feel sick care in the e r cost vastly more than in a doctor's office and hospitals often must absorb the cost of treating uninsured patients raymond support staff is a career of teenagers including her daughter sarah and two good osses early college preparatory high school seniors interning at a clinic for school credit their staff the blood pressure cuff advertise the clinic with flyers and file patient paperwork does the scope dreads around the neck of seventeen year old intern one valencia and exchange student from columbia right now he's just getting started with an anatomy class and dadi where he gets back to his home near a he plans to study and become an end neon not just sarah spencer another intern inspiring nurse helps you know uninsured hit close to home she's uninsured herself i don't really worry about it said spencer eighteen there are places like these women's clinic is operating on donations are ready she has never realize or from northern home medical and grass valley pharmaceutical company pfizer offered a shipment of inhalers she was hoping for more contributions especially injectable antibiotics antibiotics as a nurse practitioner raymond can write prescriptions through we care flyer notes the clinic will not prescribe not kind of pain relievers or psychotropic drugs it's too easy to abuse those she said  a clinic everyone needs to give back room and said i hope that's why most of us got into health care many professionals shy away from the clinics for the uninsured because of the potential not practice lawsuits and the possibility of difficult patients with mental illness has taken our chances i trust that if i'm doing the right thing it will work out and that's it today for our local news and now another thanks to one of our underwriters christopher  been taken from a vehicle and for fifty three p m call from business and want to block east main street reported a man who lived behind a business kept calling on harassing employees complaining about noise and saying he was going to do something about it five fourteen p m a woman from east main street reported two women and a man entered her unlocked vehicle and took her purse six twenty five p m call from the doors and carol drives reported seeing flashlight beams in a wooded area it was found to be a person with a broken down motorcycle nevada county sheriff's office on sunday eight eighteen p m a woman from twenty thousand block of chaparral drive reported two days ago someone had a residence and turned on all the nine forty seven a m a call from fifteen thousand block of field way reported you need your gear with an era when its neck was in a back yard where i had been on a dare for a week and a half there was no safe way to dispatch the deer ten fifty seven a m caller from the eleven thousand block of money flat road reported vandalism to a video camera by a neighbor and eleven forty a m a woman from thirteen thousand block of rough and ready highway reported her ex landlord was making harassing phone calls and would not stop caller from tim burton lane and green road reported a man walked by bleeding from the head and yelled for someone to call nine one one he got into a vehicle and left you could not be located by fifty one p m a woman reported her daughter and her daughter's fiance were on a boat that had been broken down on the eagle bright lake they were located and rescued at about eight fifty three pm six fifty five pm a call from our forty nine economy road reported had on multiple vehicle accident only minor injuries were border in northern iraq the family said they were hiking and had strayed across the border accidentally twenty seven year old shane bauer is the independent journalist who has reported for democracy now mother jones and the nation on monday iranian president m will convince our legal system and gadgets that they had no bad intentions secretary of state hillary clinton criticized the rams decision saying there's no evidence to support a charge john that basso appeared in democracy now last week and called for the release of his friends sean was travelling what's a detained americans in july but didn't go hiking with them because he was feeling sick he said so i understand clearly why the iranian towards would be curious about their presence and this surely and i had some questions for them but they know who they are at this point they know that they're what their characters are everything is publicly available anyone with questions about their characters can look up their writings in the internet and you know clearly see our past as it's evidence and it's obvious to kind of people they are it's obvious they're not a threat to iran so i just don't understand why they're being held more reports are emerging that president obama has decided to send as many as forty thousand additional troops to afghanistan c b s news reporte not yet made a final decision more than forty democratic lawmakers have vowed to vote against the final health care bill if it contains language about the house that the house agreed to on saturday that add sweeping new restrictions on abortions and to abortion democrats led by congressman bart stupak of michigan helped push through an amendment to prohibit any woman who receives government health insurance subsidies from enrolling in an insurance plan that covers abortion in addition abortions will be covered under the proposed government run insurance plan narrow pro choice america called the house provision an outrageous blow to women's freedom and privacy on monday president obama appeared in a b c news and discussed changing the final language in the house and health care bill he said you know i laid out a very simple principle which is this is a health care bill not an abortion bill there again we're not looking to change what is a core principle that has been in place for a very long time which is federal dollars are not used to subsidize abortions and i want to make sure that the provision that emerges meets that test and we are not in some way sneaking in funding for abortions but on the other hand they're not restricting women's insurance choices there need to be some more work before we get to the point where we're not changing the status quo president obama headed to texas for a memorial service for thirteen soldiers and civilians killed last week in fort hood government officials of the suspected shooter response to information gathered about his son beginning nearly a year ago prior to the shootings u s intelligence agencies reported intercepted as many as twenty e mails about a son to a radical cleric in yemen  meanwhile the watching polls has revealed hassan warrant a run for senior on physicians a year and a half ago to avoid adverse events military should allow muslim soldiers to be released as conscientious objectors instead of fighting in wars against other muslims the son made the comment during the presentation one was a senior year psychiatric resident at walter reed army medical center to mark the twentieth anniversary in the fall of berlin wall the b b c released the results of an international poll yesterday that revealed widespread dissatisfaction with free carpet free for as you like a copy paper market capitalism around the globe only eleven percent of people surveyed across the twenty seven countries thought free market capitalism is working well meanwhile twenty three percent respond across all age and said capitalism is fatally flawed a new economic system is needed but half the respondents said problem capitalism can be solved with more regulations and reform in the west bank palestinian activists marked the berlin wall anniversary by knocking down part of the israeli separation wall for the second time in a week of abu rama coordinator of the popular committees against the wall today is the twentieth century of the destruction of the berlin wall the twentieth anniversary i'm sorry that's why we're in the popular committees campaign all around palestine for the destruction of the west bank while the campaign is called we are going to jerusalem to ravage euro zone dollars city which is important to the palestinian people who are prevented from entering it this is the beginning of our activities which we are doing to express our holding on our land and our refusal of this wall of torture and humiliation the environmental protection agency has been accused of trying to silence to e p a attorneys who were publicly criticized a key component of the climate change legislation being considered by congress the e p a attorneys laura williams and allan's of all were warned that a cap and trade plan will not accomplish its goal and will not effectively curb global warming the couple posted a video on you tube outlining their concerns and published to op ed in the washington post the e p a has since ordered them to remove or edit the video and to get approval for any future outside writing projects in the video laura williams describes cap and trade as a big mistake she says cap and trade will not create confidence that clean energy will become profitable and so it will not ignite the huge shift in investment needed to begin the clean energy revolution cap and trade for climate change has been tried in europe it produced harmful via board to lety and energy prices and few greenhouse gas reductions it's raised energy prices for consumers and made billions a windfall profits for utilities maybe  in my mind if block of carbon neutral developing nations could change the outcome of copenhagen at the moment every country arrives at the negotiation seeking to keep their emissions as high as possible never make commitments unless someone else does first this is the logic of a a blogger at the international energy agency has told the guardian newspaper that the world is much closer to running out of oil than officials estimate estimates admit to savor described as a senior official at an agency accused the united states of playing an influential role in encouraging a watch dr under play the rate of decline from existing oilfields while overplaying the chances of finding new reserves the whistleblower told the guardian many inside the organization believe that maintaining oil supplies and even ninety million to ninety five million barrels a day would be impossible but there are fears that it could spread on the financial markets if the figures were brought down further and in news from china nine people have been executed for taking part in protests and ri region and july it is believed the most if not all of the executed were you gooders of the predominantly muslim ethnic group that lived in a western charm in july nearly two hundred people were killed during unrest between ethnic goobers and members of china's han majority