city when robber baron charles crocker visited the sierras after the gold rush he often bumped up to us hotel in nevada city according to the proprietor step into the second floor room facing broad street and you may get a whiff of something the famous railroad tycoon left behind or at least some people think so very frequently you can come to the room and small cigar smoke for no reason said katie bennett with a strict no smoking policy ben has never been able to find the perpetrator she says it's the ghost of corker who loved his studies bennett believes other ghost orb and strange occurrences have occurred routinely since she started running the b and b with the red door above for traders five years ago sound ridiculous a group of people calling themselves skeptics and to catch the spirit and take this sunday the nor cal paranormal investigators from sacramento will stay at the us so tell all night and record whatever they may see will probably the biggest skeptics lead investigator doug carnahan said that's why we do our documentation and we debunk a lot of stuff he cited one case where he goes supposedly was turning lights on and off according to a woman al it turned out to be bad wiring though calling himself a skeptic can i am got interested in early one nine hundred eighty s when he said a ghost was pushing him around literally in his freemont apartment one of the norco paranormal team members to reach the del a psychic who became interested in the us hotel after allegedly running into spirits at the bin b during a stay last december one came during a shower where i was kept on the back of the tide dell said others occurred when she got out of the shower and when she was going off if this was not real i would not be so deeply involved in it said there have been some ghost tours the supposed presence of spirit doesn't surprise mark lyon who has been taking people on ghost tours of the met nevada city for years and collecting stories since childhood there are more ghosts per block in nevada city than any other place i've ever lived in my life lyon said other sites include doors foley library the nevada theater and the of all firehouse number one on main street line here is his best stories from people who take his tour one man told him of sleeping in a room at the us i'll tell when he felt his wife cuddling up to his back in another story backstreet cafe opens in grass valley the food shop is part of the new holiday inn express the cafe has opened at the holiday inn offering residents and hotel patrons a new spot to get a cup of jaffa bagel salad and a sandwich bank street cafe and coke catering is located a one hundred nine bank street in the holiday inn building were open seven days a week said an who manages to caf for her mother owner barbara rand the cafe opens at seven a m and closes at seven pm it offers breakfast lunch specialties and we do as much organic as possible  clear the cafe also has a cold catering service offering trays of meats cheeses fruits and vegetables another story grocery shopping options are blooming around the grass valley nevada county nevada city area not all are happy with the discounts with the opening of save mart store friday in place of albertson's shoppers in western nevada county have more options across to grocery spectrum and organic foods grocery business to community market celebrates its new store this weekend in grass valley opened me thirtieth there are perhaps offers natural and organic products will save martins for budget minded traditional shoppers in addition with the safeway lifestyles store and glen book basin offering high end groceries as well as more leeway for more local farmers and more roadside customers options for area shoppers appear to be expanding but on friday not all shoppers left entirely satisfied with the new offerings i think that there are lower lowered some prices but i've also seen they've raised some prices to shopper kathy out said to save mart disagreed the price her lower and now i don't have to go downhill so much she said i love it for things like cleaning supplies it's bright cheerful and prices are wonderful deborah wider hold added vs trader joe's meanwhile briarpatch grand opening pictures of raffle to raise money for charities organic food samples li music and children's activities save mart a family owned business based in modesto one hundred thirty but one thirty two northern california albertson stores seven months ago and with the promise of law and lower prices to thousands of items it was western nevada county residents an alternative to discount price grocery outlet in grass valley and going down the hill to shop the new briar patch is ten times the size of the former store includes fresh fish we counter fresh produce wine and a deli has a first certified green commercial building in the area sparking interest among conventional builders and is located to ninety  drive in grass valley i love it customer dorothy wheeler said i used to occasionally shop at trader joe's but since this store opened i feel like i want to come here it's really helping me to change my eating habits it's awesome said greg hayes grammies with his ten month old daughter on his back i'm starting starting a community support kitchen and it's great to have a story that has all the ingredients we need it's time to gather to truckee police lieutenant randy finn demand posing as a good samaritan instead pointed a handgun in the face of the gusting and ordered him to empty his pockets the suspect stole his wallet returned to his red mazda and took off westbound down i eighty the victim drove to a weigh station near where the incident occurred reported event to the california highway patrol police described the suspect as a black man thi six foot two hundred fifty pounds with cornrows and gold front and a gold upper front tooth and how to go with that story go right into the police blotter on june twenty third grass valley police department had twenty seven p m a call from main street reported idaho maryland reported the small red vehicle and white sedan had an axe and more blocking at least one lane there were no injuries at from oak street reported that his neighbor's car alarm was going off and that this is a continuing nightly problem on wednesday at eight forty seven a m he called from the glenbrook basement apartment reported a man inside the building who was making threats towards employees the nevada county sheriff's office on thursday at nine forty one a m a woman from the fifteen thousand block of lewis road reported she was receiving text messages from an unknown person saying she was being watched and eleven was seven a m officers were on the lookout for a twenty eight year old man driving a four door nine hundred ninety two silver b m w three twenty ult or battery upon a spouse a three fifty three p m a caller from the four hundred block of nimrod street reported a suspicious man who was sitting above the pool area filming children at six o seven p m there were multiple calls from highway forty nine reporting in person when you boarded cars on the side of the roadway at eight nineteen p m the caller from wild canary reported that she heard multiple gunshots air for more than one type of gun on wednesday at two twenty six a m a call from the fourteen thousand block of feather was pretty large fire in the area california department of forestry and fire protection responded and no further assistance was required at seven forty two p m officers booked a nineteen year old man into wayne brown correctional facility on suspicion of child endangerment possession of twenty eight point five grams of marijuana and being a minor in possession of alcohol then others around the world story treatment for war wounded g r i z is a real struggle for more than eight hundred of them have lost arm a leg finger toes more than one hundred a blind doesn't need tubes and machines to keep them alive hundreds o disfigured by burns and thousands of brain injuries and mangled minds these are american war wounded that has reached less receive less attention and the thirty five hundred troops killed in iraq expended on how you count them thirty number is between thirty five thousand and fifty three thousand or more of them are coming home with injuries of scope and magnitude the government did not predict and is now struggling to treat if we left iraq tomorrow we would have the legacy of all these people for many years to come said dr jeffrey drazen editor in chief of the new england journal of medicine and an advisor to the u s department of veteran affairs the military simply wasn't prepared for its own success to keeping severely wounded soldiers alive he said so goggle rates today are even higher than the record levels set early in the war thanks to body armor and better care for every american soldier or marine killed in iraq fifty others have survived illness or injury there unlike previous wars to them have been shot to signature weapon of this war the improvised explosive device or i e d has left its signature wound traumatic brain injuries soldiers hit thousand cases of brain injury have been treated by doctors think many less obvious cases have gone undetected one small study found that more than half of one group of wanted soldiers arriving at walter reed army medical center had brain injuries around the nation a new effort is underway to check every returning man and woman for this possibility some of these some of those on active duty may have some tolbert damage that was missed when they were treated for more visible wounds half of those wounded in the action returned to duty within seventy two hours before some brain injuries may have been apparent the military just adopted new procedures despite these cases to back home concerns grow about care the walter reed hospital scandal and problems with some v a nursing homes have led republicans and democrats to call for better care for this new crop of veterans a lucky few get cadillac care at one of the v ideal settings like michael moore you find out mental health problems loom large more than a third of troops receive psychological counseling shortly after returning from iraq and a third of those are diagnosed with a problem a recent pentagon study found the government plans to add two hundred psychologists and social workers to help treat post traumatic stress disorder and other issues no one knows what the ultimate cost will be harvard university economics economic bilmes estimated the lifetime healthcare tab for these troops will be two hundred fifty billion to six hundred fifty billion a wide range but some no matter how you slice it who are the wounded there's league jones twenty four of lumberton north carolina was severely burned on his face and hands and legs when his humvee was hit by an i e d two years ago a partial amputee with speech and other problems from severe brain injury he now does work th delivering mail at a v a hospital and tries to reestablish life in a nearby apartment with his wife and baby daughter marine corporal joshua picture twenty two from upstate new york is a purple heart recipient who returned to iraq after he was shot in two thousand and five half of his skull was removed to allow his brain to swell as he now recovers from a brain injury and shrapnel wounds from a grenade blast in february major thomas thirty nine of new york city marked marketing executive who served five years after graduating from west point twelve years later called up as a reservist but he nearly died of a bullet wound that shattered his pelvis leaving him with a client and learning to walk again just to brazil you know says park virginia was shot in the back of the neck by an iraqi in the early months of the war one of the most severely wounded he is now a quadriplegic on a breathing machine blind and unable to speak but aware of what has happened to him  mistake of vietnam was we had the injuries away from the fog so they didn't get to tell their stories now it's important that we let them tell their stories to the public said dr steven scott director of trauma we have built patient center at the tampa v medical center in florida counting the wounded can be contentious earlier this year the department of defense changed how it tallies war related injuries and illnesses dropping those not needed air transport to a military hospital from bottom line total films the economist thinks this is this ingenuous an accident that happens while there is a cost of war particularly when you factor in the length of deployment and injury inducing conditions like very hot weather carrying heavy packs or more vehicle accidents because it is not safe to walk anywhere she said as of june second twenty five thousand eight hundred thirty troops have been wounded in action of the u seven thousand six hundred seventy five needed airlift to military hospitals and the rest were treated and remained in iraq there were another twenty seven thousand one hundred three non battle related air transports of those seventy thousand one hundred eighty eight head injuries most incurred from the vehicle accidents training or work related accidents ten percent were sport injuries said michael kilpatrick could track this information for the defense department there are twenty thousand of these non hostile airlifts who for illness or medical issues general symptoms like fever pain reading tests or evaluation back problems psychological problems adjusting to be in a war zone effective psychosis not able to function or care for themselves neurosis respiratory or chest symptoms to question head neck problems including traumatic brain injury epilepsy infections and muscle pulls and strains i don't want to try to say these are not war related being in the military it's a very physical demanding job patrick said for stress related problems the military tries percent return to iraq eighty percent go back to the united states for more care and disability discharge of the million half million troops who have left active duty and are eligible for v a health care about one third have s it the most complicated cases end up at one of the four poly trauma centers in tampa florida richmond virginia paolo alto california and minneapolis these are formed after doctors realized their missing and who were confused and unable to put their prosthetics because of undiagnosed brain injuries and guys who could remember their therapy dogs name but not their could carry on a conversation but not recall what they had for breakfast troops at these hospitals have an average of six major impairments and ten specialists treating them important thing is to realize you have all of them at once trouble speaking see walking hearing etc scott said most of these injuries are caused by i e d blast which sent a pressure airwave through the delicate tissues like the brain sometimes and that smacking against the inside of the skull and shearing fragile nerve connections that control speech vision and reasoning memory and other functions lungs eardrum spinal cords virtually anything can be damaged by pressure wave injuries also come from collapsing buildings flying debris heat burns or inhaled gases military estimates is much higher in this war a pilot project at walter reed in two thousand and three to screen a hundred fifty five patients returning from iraq found that sixty two percent had brain injuries this is very rapidly evolving area as a disease with no screening test something it just seems like you know maybe it's because somebody in the studio says put some weird pictures up there but you can't go on the good news is that the majority of these people who become ill or injured are going to survive and are going to be able to return to either military or civilian life and be productive appreciate you watching this week so i for the bad pictures towards the end but some days it's like that we'll see tomorrow