our first story out of truck california california is continuing effort to get out of tens of billions of dollars in deficit significantly shrunken budgets for area redevelopment agencies the governor arnold schwarzenegger recently won the right to raise local redevelopment funds a fight the state had lost in court in the past for truckee sent a six hundred twenty five thousand dollars check through the state last monday and for placer county three point two million the next fiscal year placer will pay a bought a quarter of that again to state trucking one hundred twenty five thousand there is concern all around about how the state will deal with their ongoing budget crisis said turkey town manager tony lash broke truckies total redevelopment tactic increment was one point seven million in two thousand and nine ten fiscal year last brooks said so while the states want to acquire any one project it will affect the agency's ability to do local economic stimulus projects like streetscape improvements and business assistance programs for north lake tahoe two point three million of the three point two million taken comes directly from the region said jim albaugh deputy director of the placer county redevelopment agency represented about seventy percent of the agency's discretionary tax increment for top projects we city and lake forest and despondent just a couple hundred million bucks so there will not be available in the future california redevelopment association filed an appeal against a decision last book said and had won previous legal battles to stop redevelopment agencies california redevelopment association was confident they win this time too but they didn't limbo said a ballot major in november could prevent such a take by the state in the future billion from local redevelopment funds this would have added two billion to our deficit california is projecting a revenue shortfall of roughly twenty billion in the fiscal year that starts in july and that number is likely to go up meaning the governor and the state lawmakers will have to consider raising taxes or more likely make deeper spending cuts teachers labor groups and social service advocates are already geared up for battles before it starts and i guess release budget later this month the state said the funds would be used by public for public education but steve dickinson talo trucking unified school district finance director said the district not seen increased revenue from the redevelopment forms also in the davis to santa rosa road race in an unofficial finishing time of four hours and thirty eight minutes and forty eight seconds later second of slovakia finished second lars boom of the now the woods finished third in the same time as the winner le the three time defending race winner and teammate of lance armstrong both finished in the lead group lancaster two thousand and four olympic gold medalist and team pursuit now hold for second race lead because of his united healthcare of australia these opportunities don't come often said lancaster primarily competes and stage races that support rider for higher cost a lot of germany and thor who show of norway both former two different stage winners but i definitely know i can make more of a career out of being a leader hosler didn't make the lead group of twenty six riders and finish first who show it is recovered from entering is not completely to our california late partner who fin stage is now twelve the overall in a group of twenty cyclists including armstrong ten seconds behind lancaster to inclement weather and the stage featuring four climbs shattering shattered the field more than half of the finishers including former race leader mark day event continues to stay with hundred thirteen point three mile or one hundred eighty two point three kilometer san francisco to santa cruz road race stage three hope enjoy what we did yesterday for stage one and a story  kelly state officials approved funding of a new courthouse in the better city monday though many steps remain before construction is expected to start twenty fourteen total project is estimated cost one hundred seventy nine point nine three million and will be finished by the summer of two warren and fifteen becoming more common in nevada county every year there are word indications of up to five individual state didn't grow said appears to have been there for two or three seasons looked established appears the landowners are not aware covered during a recent aerial surveillance they had ten thousand plants in beds in the ground and about thirty thousand more started plants in styrofoam cups were all said they were planning planting a lot of terraced hillsides with hundreds of feet of sure the tenant bill evans years later when the police show up these people beat feet the plants are really small but not very close to buddy salazar said as a go or are just now planning for the season sheriff's office set up a command center for the operation in the field of pleasant  valley road and billy do lane between highway twenty and lake wildwood tall grass on the property was cut for a landing zone for helicopter to refuel and pick up supplies for officers the sheriff's office hired helicopters from helicopters of marysville according to the feeling man forty two a m a call from morgan ranch reported the theft of electronic signs twelve thirty four p m a call from the more a park reported a woman sitting on the ground twitching talking to herself and hitting the air she agreed to move on one thirty seven p m call from one hundred block of richardson street reported in an occupied vehicle crashed into a residence and it to a far p m a caller from two thousand block in better city hardware reported and elderly driver in a parking lot of hit the gas instead of the brakes and hit another vehicle causing extensive woman from eighteen thousand block easy street ported to man was trying to take a vehicle on which she had a lean three thirty nine p m a call from eighteen thousand block bengala drive reported job dressed in pajamas with stuffed animal crying child could not be located for thirty one p m a caller from ready springs school reported broken windows and a four forty one pm a man from seventy does block m j he no court reported his daughter was shooting at his trailer and yelling at him he said he dove into the bushes to avoid getting hit a report was taken on sunday twelve twenty five p m a call from four hundred block of broad street boarded a man with a broken in lacerated hand it was reported as an assault but that was determined not to be true and monday twelve thirty nine a m a man from broad street boarded being hit by a vehicle while he was on a bicycle the man went to the verge of room but left before officers arrived he reportedly was extremely drunk and would not provide information to the emergency room staff and that's it for the police blotter now special thanks to the pi queen who supports your only visual news show  sentencing jailing sex offender and us downplays iran deal bows continued sanction efforts and studies as pentagon falsely claimed missile system success and a video contradicts police claim in raid killing seven year old staffers at rhode island public school to keep jobs and seville civil rights groups file suit over arizona's immigration law three undocumented immigrants risked deportation in protest for dream act and barred by israel chomsky to deliver west bank lecture by video feed and following boy cat calls elvis costello cancels israel concerts and mothers of jailed u s hikers head to iran and blumenthal falsely claimed to have served in vietnam and are first world news stories fears are growing that the massive b p oil spill in louisiana could be entering waters beyond the gulf of mexico the u s u s coast guard says it's just covered twenty tar balls off to key west florida and indication the spill could be caught in a loop current that's carrying it to the florida keys and up the east coast up to rain habitat than previously thought vernon asper of the university of southern mississippi said the oil was found at deep sea levels we found some oil just below the surface which is formed into these aggregates that we think are probably settling we al for offshore energy oversight has announced he's stepping down chris was appointed such a director of the offshore energy and mineral management program at the mineral management service under the bush administration or into has come under intense criticism following disclosure his agency afghan capital kabul the dead include twelve civilians six nato troops five of them american another forty seven people were wounded it was the first major attack to hit kabul since the bombings of two hotels in february that those attack for nato occupation force there sent september this supreme court has ruled teenagers may not be in prison for life without parole if they haven't killed anyone in a six three decision the court affirmed life sentences for teens in cases other than murder violate the constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment in a separate ruling the court ruled the federal government can continue to jail sex offenders even after their prison terms have ended if they're deemed to be sexually dangerous the obama administration is vowing to continue sanctions effort against iran despite the new iranian agreement with turkey and brazil on monday iran announced it agreed to ship most of its enrich uranium to turkey in exchange for a low level nuclear fuel to run a medical reactor at the white house press secretary robert gibbs said the deal won't prompt a change in u s policy he said first and foremost this proposal should be submitted directly to the eye to evaluate the fine print in all so that the term national community can take a look at it but it does not change the steps that we are taking to hold iran responsible for its obligations including sanctions a new study is casting first doubt on the obama administration's so called missile defense system researchers at mit and cornell say study coauthor and former pentagon advisor theodore polls told said poster woman screening the system is highly fragile and brittle and will intercept warheads only by accident if ever president obama criticized the missile system during his run for the white house it both from the gun piers and that's heading back and rhode island staffers at a public high school that drew national attention for a mass firing earlier this year have reached a deal to keep their jobs the ninety three teachers  personnel of the central falls high school had been told they were going to be let go at the end of the school year over low achieving scores graduation rates but months of talks led to a deal monday calling for increased teacher evaluations and student tutoring  teachers tutoring a coalition of civil rights groups has filed what they're called the most comprehensive federal lawsuit challenging arizona's recent and i am great in boston it was approved last month under the law police officers are ordered to stop and interview anyone they year old u s citizen of spanish and chinese descent she says he already has been stopped twice by arizona police officers and asked to produce identification and then others on the news four students were arrested monday after holding a sit in a tucson office of republican senator john mccain protesters called on mccain to back the dream act which would grant permanent citizenship to undocumented workers children if they completed two years of college trade school or military service three of the protesters are undocumented immigrants  it was the first time students have deportation to back immigration reform legislation ten your own zoot said we expect that within seventy two hours immigration and custom enforcement will come in detain them the three who were undocumented and after that they go into removal proceedings they have been preparing for this so we have legal counsel and so we're going to fight each one of these cases locally but it is same time as they're going through these proceedings the idea is that on the outside people who are feeling  anger and frustration and energy right which is why we are doing this action is that they're going to be mobilizing to and putting pressure on legislation in order to pass the dream act linguist and political analyst israel soldiers on sunday in attempting to interfere jordan through jordan can't jump to deliver election a video conference on from jordan on monday and israel moved with a stranglehold over the west bank john she said the problem is not mine the problem is an insult to university that we're being told that israeli government that israel's insist on certain who they allow to invited to speak i happen to be a person who is blocked from speaking there but it's a statement by israel that they control the university who and who they can invite i've never heard anything like that in any other university i travel all the time to rock musician albums can still or has canceled a pair of upcoming concerts in israel in response to boycotts called by the palestinian solidarity activists and a statement does tell said i must believe that the audience would have contained many people who question the policies of the government on settlement deployed condition to visit that visit intimidation humiliation and much worse in palestinian civilians in the name of national security there are kitchens one merely having your name added gil scott heron canceled a concert in israel in response to a boycott calls the mothers of the three jailed u s hikers in iran are headed to tehran to visit children for the first time since the arrest of our sara short and josh f detained last july after strain across the iran's border during a hiking trip in northern iraq kurdistan region to region israeli government approved a visit from the parents earlier this month and the new york times reports connecticut attorney general richard bl