jean roe fifty nine of lodi our software god sovereign citizens who came to us and state governments had no authority over organic christian people the attorneys say also contrary to state law they did not pay for pain and suffering associated with car accidents because they considered pain and suffering part of god's plan were always sentenced tuesday to four years cal speak served on the board of supervisors from nine hundred eighty seven through nine hundred ninety retired supervisor david g womble who served what's him said  be held the same anti government views then but nevertheless was a good supervisor always pleasant helpful and courteous i really didn't think he's a hardened criminal won't be said i wish him well i'm sorry he got involved in it p s a s l operated  and canada in a michigan case a man was killed in a woman severely disabled in an accident where p s a s l member was driving resulting in a twenty million dollar lawsuit against p f c s l the defendants paid their grieving families the twenty million judgement plus five million in interest with the bogus financial document called the bill of exchange that document fraudulently purported to authorize the secretary of treasury to pay twenty five million to the families the attorneys said south carolina case almost bicycle rider was struck and severely injured by a p s a as member pierce a s l paid the man about six thousand but only after being sued for twenty five thousand p s a ourselves maker payment with not even enough to cover the medical bills much less pain and suffering and future rebel to care the real insurance pierce their cell sold by the time memberships for five hundred dollars and two hundred fifty dollars per vehicle and agreed to pay claims but the company paid those claims by a source in its members after the fact for the money needed to pay the claims the attorney said california and other states issued cease and desist orders against p s a s l two canadian provinces also took regulatory action and a story out of san francisco a new study estimates california's proposed high speed rail system would reduce projected passenger traffic in san francisco bay area airports report released this week found that the trains would reduce the number of travelers at san francisco norman mineta san jose and oakland international airports by a little more than six percent forty two point six billion dollars system is scheduled to begin running and twenty twenty and is expected to cost less than comparable air travel report commissioned by the metropolitan metropolitan transportation commission says high speed trains would reduce the airport's passenger load by six million people by twenty thirty five passengers headed to the city in southern california the real line is expected here would account for most of the lost traffic and a story sacramento california lawmakers are trying to make the golden state a little cleaner at least when it comes to foul language on thursday the state assembly is scheduled to vote on a resolution calling for a statewide cust free week to occur annually during the first week of march if approved by both house and legislature the resolution would take effect next week is inspired by south pasadena teenager who founded a no cussing club in his junior high in two thousand and seven the movement has earned international attention portent tino said his resolution is simply a guideline a reminder to act like you're at a at your grandma's house maybe you could balance the budget that might be something he could focus on here's a real sad story out of turkey california turkey c r johnson who made his name for himself as a teenager is one of the pro most progressive free skiers in the industry died wednesday in squad valley he was only twenty six according to score a press release witnesses reporte johnson was skiing a light tower area near headwall when he caught an edge on some exposed rockets he initiated the turn he impacted several rocks before coming to rest several hundred yards below according to the release jim rogers a member  patrol told the associated press he fell face first then spun around and hit the back of his head on rocks johnson was wearing a helmet which roger said took a serious blow medical personnel arrived within minutes according to the squad released but he died on the slopes  placer county sheriff lieutenant jeff os now scott gaffney co director of matchstick productions and a good friend of johnson said that the north lake tahoe community lost an inspiration and a happy person in johnson who always had a smile on his face a positive attitude going to remember a lot of things about c r we traveled all over the world together but i think the thing most people are going to remember is his smiling face gaffney said he was pretty special person especially after his injuries several years ago he just had a great outlook on life and was happy to be doing what he was doing before a december two thousand and five skiing accident left him in a coma for ten days johnson was a regular halfpipe contender in wonder x games competitions and is credit being the first gear to land of fourteen forty four rotations in the park at fifteen two thousand five action johnson suffered a severe head injury while filming at brighton ski resort in utah it was a freak accident johnson and several other skiers are jumping on a small natural feature in succession when johnson fell at the front of the long and it's trailing pietersen collided with the opening of gas your buddies are brown knocking him unconscious he was at least from the hospital thirty four days after thirty four days dead and then returned to truckee to continue  williamson bare bones physical therapy following winter after state progression in his recovery johnson dedicated to a six week trip along with a friend tanner hall to really learning his tricks in the halfpipe but he never overcame his fear returning to the freestyle discipline he helped pioneer and soon gave up after skiing all together didn't really come back to me johnson said in two thousand and six year old son interview i got to a certain point there was nowhere near where i used to be in the pipe and then i stopped progressing so i gave up the idea of trying to compete in halfpipe johnson instead pursued fill me in as he took on skiing away from the pipe in part and into a back country having grown up skiing and squat in the city x games medalist was no stranger to big mountain lions from early age either despite his exploits in the park's squad valley mountain big mountain skier in childhood friend cody counts and pointed out johnson was a pioneer of the sport and multiple facets from the ninety's into the new century he was contributing to skiing is almost unprecedented said townsend who became johnson's friend aged ten and stuff we did not have five he paved the way for sam and dumas tanner hall and they're what they're doing now in the stuff you didn't kick has paved the way for everyone guys like john olsen because there is doing stuff off kickers that are still progressive today and then we have people that are really talking about bringing tricks to the back country he was doing that he's such a pioneer in aspect of skiing this season johnson was reportedly skiing strong when he recorded the third place finish behind candid thorax and john pettit in the red bull line catcher competition in her french alps in january gaffney described event as freestyle big mom contest with jumps built atop cliff drops said johnson who was thrilled to perform as well as he did  was fun returning to his old form but he said he used to it was incredibly rewarding to be back in that position johnson's friend said specially after his head injury he lived every day to the fullest never taking for granted the life skiing afforded him i think since its accident i mean he was always a cool guy and really nice but after that he was one of the most genuine loving people you could ever meet townson added here's a guy who came back from near death and had very trying times trying to get back to the top where he was there was a shred of bitterness there was no god that was more still going on life in c r was grateful for everything he had gaffney said he definitely didn't take life and his way of life for granted sorry to see this happen and that's it today for our local news now mother or needing money for a school trip and a ten thirty two p m call from one hundred block south arbonne street porter person driving a jeep almost ran the caller down and wednesday at twelve thirty four a m a man from two hundred five thirty am a call from four hundred block of sutton way reported graffiti and never had a county sheriff's office on tuesday a twenty eight am a woman from brookfield driver circle reported a vehicle had been stripped on the vacant property it was marked for code enforcement eleven thirty three am a caller from ten thousand block rough and ready however reported possible stolen items was found to be is several issues one or two pm a man from twelve thousand block brunswick road report vehicle had four tires slashed with threatening note we were referencing the money that was owed and want twenty five p m call from twelve thousand block of cedar crest lane reported possible credit card fraud and two thirty six p m i women from reported you do not have been hiding behind a tree and it front yard for fifteen minutes for twenty nine pm caller from fourteen thousand block a rough and ready i would report it vandalism to a trailer a couple weeks ago the windows in the door were damaged four fifty three p from twenty thousand block a grizzly creek road reported while he was gone from his residence two men came to the door and stated they were from the county they were dressed in dress pants and button down shirts he did not believe they were from the county and he was very concerned five fourteen instances of knocking under the floorboards of her mobile home had been going on for months and sometimes she knocks and yells back she also believes someone is getting into our home when she's not there and is using her soap and towels she wears headphones to block out the noise and keeps a loaded gun in the house she also sometimes smells of foul odor coming from under the floorboards and requested documentation eight forty nine pm a man from twenty one thousand block mcdaniels road reported a person called his cell phone and threatened to burn his house down eleven twenty eight pm i woman from twenty thousand block of absolute drive reported her father pushed her down the stairs and shoved her into a wall in the vat a city police department on tuesday six thirteen pm a caller from business two hundred block a commercial street porter demand was refusing to leave and then dropped his coffee in the middle of the floor he was advised not to return sorry missed the pick your night fourteen pm a call from three hundred block of sacramento street boarded vandalism and at nine forty nine ex police lieutenant admits to cover up in post katrina killing her story story that is u s troops have installed a new provisional governor in the afghan town of marjah on nearly two weeks since launching the largest assault eight year occupation of afghanistan over eleven thousand u s and afghan troops have battled a few hundred taliban fighters the washington post reported this week margaret was attacked not for its military significance but for to convince americans that a new era has arrived for hundred forty five law critics say has helped grant the insurance industry a captive market with no curbs on prospects in and other anti competitive practices during debate on the house floor congress member anthony weiner criticized republican opponents of the bill calling them a wholly owned subsidiary of the insurance industry and anthony warner said he said they say that they are want to strengthen the state insurance commissioners and they'll do the job we're against it they said that we want to have competition and we proposed required competition the republicans are against it they're a wholly owned subsidiary of the insurance industry that's the fact and the house vote comes ahead today's bipartisan health care summit at the white house on the new figures were released underscoring the enormity of the health care lobbying on capitol hill center of the public integrity says companies and organizations seeking to influence health care reform legislation hired over forty five hundred lobbyists it for every member of congress health care lobbyist doubled throughout two thousand nine hundred eighty nearly thirty seven hundred in the fourth quarter the group citizens for responsible and that's in washington known as crew meanwhile released figures showing health care special interests have invested over twenty eight million on influential of congress since two thousand and five the washington post is reporting the obama administration will no longer insist on instead was an independent consumer protection agency as part of an overall of the financial regulations white house officials are said to be considering proposals to place the agency inside a different government department like the treasury top democrats are also reportedly preparing to drop the administration's call for a limit on the practice known as proprietary trading in which a commercial bank trade financial security from their own commercial accounts former federal reserve chair paul volcker had proposed to curbs be helped under the some of the damage of the nine hundred ninety nine repealed of the class deagle act which had ensured the separation of commercial and investment banking and on wednesday president obama defended his economic policies in a speech before the business roundtable a group of top corporate executives obama said his agenda has been unfairly described to socialism he said contrary to the claims of someone like my critics and some of the editorial pages i am an ardent believer in the free market i believe businesses like yours are the engines of the economic growth in this country you create jobs you develop new products and cutting edge technologies you create to supply chains that make it possible for small businesses to open their doors so i want everyone in this room to succeed the senate has passed a fifteen billion dollars job creation package to by a vote of seventy two of twenty eight th focuses mostly on tax breaks for companies to encourage hiring congressional black caucus have criticized both for not directing any money to poor communities democrats say they plan to unveil a new job package for of jobless benefits state aid and more tax breaks next week s citizens with no proven ties to designated terrorist groups democrats had initially proposed to add a new privacy protection but relent relented following republican objections the measure now goes to the house and the of military for blackwater came under scrutiny wednesday at a congressional hearing on its operations in afghanistan the senate armed service committee heard testimony the military giant raytheon asked blackwater to come up with a different name so it could be awarded the subcontract without stirring controversy blackwater created subsidiary pair of hand as a result sneaky little guys on me during the hearing and activists with the peace group code pink accused of blackwater employee of threatening his life activists tied barry stood before blackwater finishes an exit of the room during a recess barrie held up a sign and called for an end to the use of private contractors like blackwater video footage of the incident shows a blackwater employees saying something to barry as he passes by ted very said we do not need to hire these murderers where you get a threat from this guy he says he's going to kill me this is how they react this is how they run their business they are trained murderers they're killers perry was referring to blackwater employee johnny walker a former program manager for blackwater subsidiary paradigm in afghanistan barry says he filed a complaint against walker with the capitol police and then another closely watched hearing the head of the auto giant toyota keogh toyota appeared before the house inside committee and applauded for the safety fiasco that led to the recall of millions of vehicles he said we pursued growth over the speed at which we were able to develop our people in our organizations and we should sincerely be mindful of that i regret that the result was a safety issue described in the recalls we face today and i'm deeply sorry for an accident that toyota drivers have any accident that toyota drivers have experienced in other news from washington democrat senators tom udall and numerics of new mexico and chris dodd of connecticut have introduced a constitutional amendment to reverse the supreme court ruling allowing corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money to elect and defeat candidates and a founder for decision last month the court overturned a century old restriction on corporations unions and other interest groups from using the their vast treasury treasures to advocate for a specific candidate the you'd all dog major would allow for government regulation of campaign fund raising and spending at all federal and state level in new orleans a retired police lieutenant has pleaded police killing two people in the aftermath of hurricane katrina the victims forty two year old ronald