but before the stories t v t v news would like to thank one of our underwriters who supports your only so an overall death toll remains unknown but italy foreign minister reports more than one thousand people may have died so far according to witness accounts tripoli's airport has been overrun with libyans desperately trying to flee their country most of the eastern control you said these people just want their freedom people want to live a normal life just want water we just want to let kristie we want to live a normal life we want to go to school want to have a normal lives as everyone else and living in the world my brothers are being killed in other cities my sisters are being killed massacres are happening people are dying people are dying please help us we're not asking for animal rights were asking for human rights here please help us and you any human rights libyan government for crimes against humanity so the expected outcome may well pick up on a suggestion i made there is in a million need for international independent investigation of violence against unarmed protesters in libya which i consider would constitute crimes against humanity united states has faced calls to impose a no fly zone over tripoli and reinstate sanctions against the libyan government why should you see president obama said he is considering several option calling the violence unacceptable and he said the suffering sexual crimes and science has been fighting extradition to sweden since december when he was arrested and held for nine days in a london jail his defense team had argued against the extradition in part by citing the potential he could wind up being sent to face death penalty in the united states for publishing classified government document assigns says he plans to appeal and has been released on bail under the same conditions as before and the u s military is facing allegations of illegally ordered a psychological operations campaign to convince senate members to increase support for the war in afghanistan according to the rolling stone magazine members of the military unit in afghanistan were instructed to use psychological he was ordered to formulate pressure points where we could use to leverage the visiting delegation for more fund homes also says he was asked to consider how do we get these guys to give us more people what do i have to plant inside their heads home says he was for retribution after resisting caldwell's demands believe in he was being asked to violate u s law protests are continuing in wisconsin against governor scott walker's efforts to remove the collective bargaining rights of the public employees walker is increasingly seeking support from other states urging leaders in michigan and florida to invoke budget woes to extract concessions from public workers meanwhile in ohio republican state senators have offered to amend proposed legislation to allow unionized state employees to collectively bargain for their wages a bill that would have restricted those rights has drawn the thousands to protest in the capital columbus this week according to a recent gallup poll sixty one percent of americans on wednesday by a blogger pretending to be the right wing billionaire david koch the blogger i and murphy spoke to walker for a twenty minute recorded phone call personating cotch murphy offered to help walker plant troublemakers and demonstrations i and murphy as david cox will back you any way we can but we think you can have the crowd was planning some troublemakers your governor responded you know well the only problem was because we thought about that problem once or my gut reaction is to that we would be right now the lawmakers i've talked to to have just politely have it with them public is not really fond of this my only fear would be is that there was a ruckus caused is that it would scare the public into thinking maybe the government got too subtle to avoid all  these problems and top indiana state official has been fired after publicly calling for violence against demonstrators at wisconsin's capitol building you can't close it in his twitter account indiana deputy attorney general jeff cox called for using live ammunition to disperse the crowds pressed by the border for mother jones magazine cox defended his comment saying it was justified against physically threatening legally elected state legislature and governors and the governor cox white house said it would no longer defend a major into ongoing lawsuits against the law is the last major federal statute to openly target gays and lesbians following last year's repeal of don't ask don't tell policy which bans openly gay people to serve in the military ministration had previously maintained it opposed doma but was obligated to defend it as an existing federal law and the u s military has announced the court martial of a soldier accused of murdering an afghan civilian last from home into the bathroom god knows what happened inside the bathroom but that was a clear sign of tension on his face and his clothes were torn up he was shot with a pistol in the head we demand his trial we have been assured that he is in jail and there will be a court case we want him punished for the crime he committed he must be punished nadir in a degree of the average gand independent human rights commission praised the court martial but said many killings of afghan civilians are going on punished and he said we are closely following the process of the proceedings of the trial we hope that no wrongdoing to remain we are still very concerned seriously concerned about the high number of civilians being killed in this conflict in the year that have passed we have had from the total number of more than twenty three hundred civilians losing their lives new figures show membership in anti government extremist groups is at record levels here in the united states according to the southern poverty law center anti government patriot groups and militias grew by sixty one percent twenty ten after tripling the year before the number of active hate groups topped one thousand and increase some point five percent for the first time since center began keeping count in the early eighty's to white pennsylvania residents have been sentenced to nine years each for two thousand and eight beating to death a mexican immigrant brandon per car ski and  from numerous people who make themselves invisible and hard to catch and twelve forty eight p m call from east main street reported a man driving with two small children who were not in car seats and one thirty seven juvenile and four thirty eight p m caller from two hundred block of helen drive reported someone poured beer all over her over a car they also had happened it happened on superbowl sunday the neighbors had admitted it the situation was media arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public and disturbing the peace and seven twenty three p m call from six hundred block of freeman one reported two people took a four grocery cart they could not be located  at six forty two pm a woman reported the person was still hitting her it woman was arrested on suspicion of battery and some fifty p m call from twelve thousand block a waxwing court wanted to leave a message for the governor  wednesday four forty seven a m a woman from ten thousand block agree with road reported a person on her property with a flashlight no one was located and the valley city police department on tuesday ten fifty two a and noting the time the staff at city hall information is being drawn from monthly reports on police activity added thanks to a federal stimulus grant planted by chief the police department has a record clerk who compiles such data off a staff is working on other questions raised at a resident lawrence kaufman february tenth asked for detailed information about the number of calls to the city police nature of and of the calls and cost for all the time covering four years two thousand and six through twenty ten under state law the city must respond within ten working days with one for a low day to day and two holidays since february tenth the city has been told tuesday march first to provide the information or explain why it will not expects to have the information ready soon coffman asked for the information after city council members rejected a forty one a two rejected for one a proposal from grass valley police chief john foster for the city's department to take over public safety functions council had not considered the proposal before rejecting it though foster had predicted a cost saving to the city and though the concept had come out of a kaufman have said they are not advocating the city outsourcing public's service safety services but they support looking at internal information outside proposals also expected from the nevada county sheriff's office before making a decision ivette a city budget slightly more than one point two million for its police department for the two thousand and ten eleven fiscal year at thirty nine percent of the county seats general budget that is on in line with what other small towns pay councilwoman sally harris close government funded job creation agency was several operations in western nevada county shut down unexpectedly this week sources said the private industry council of butte county shut down on wednesday with twenty four hour notice putting employees on furlough after a federal grant official had counted officials had counted on didn't come through cording to the union sources agencies received funds through peer i see include the one stop business and career cent in grass valley and a technical training center across maltman street from the one stop in the valley city i see funded programs included the apple center focused on sustainability stonehouse hospitality academy tr enterprises and in a story written by angelo dia's of the union a draft of an ordinance that will prohibit the opening of new bed and breakfast facilities in residential areas will now be under review by the nevada city planning commission after the city council unanimously gave it a green light wednesday night at the february ninth city council meeting a handful of citizens who spoke on the issue all showed opposition against the opening of new bed and breakfast ins there was no public comment on the set the pro prohibition in motion council members are in that senate and one strasser both said there had received feedback from constituents who are interested in bed and breakfast and being able to open on a case by case basis although they each approved a draft moving on to the planning commission strasser nevada city mayor robert bergman didn't exactly give the ordinance a ringing endorsement with bergman calling it short sighted and structure saying it was a complete mistake strasser also expressed concern about making sure certain wording from the previous measure was incorporated into the new draft ordinance he ultimately voted in line with the other how to grow so there should be no conflict of interest with locke holding both the city clerk and the city treasurer's position lock served as a city treasurer in two thousand and his current term as treasurer is effective immediately and last through june two thousand and twelve also want to see city manager gina brought to a resolution to a resolution to the table to close city hall on fridays beginning in april and running through the end of the year so i didn't need to increase productivity and cut costs by reducing backlog develop city hall is currently closed the third friday of the month most services the public would need would be available online he added harris expressed concern saying it was a reduction in service to the public the council voted to approve all nine months of the closures with public restrooms remaining open and requested reports back every three months the issue will be revisited if complaints become an issue harris made sure to note that this was not permanent at some point we have to get back on track she said they had some other discussions their review of the fiscal year two thousand and ten twenty levin quarterly finance report with director of finance katrina and is saying revenues was up primarily due to an increase in sales tax she said the new fiscal years preliminary budget looks to continue the upward trend in sales tax but that depends on costs will increase substantially because of the performance of the cow purse california public employees retirement system the council adopted a resolution amendi of understanding with law enforcement associations out in mind which to the education incentive for a bachelor's degree and incentive to further education al boss said the three law enforcement officers with bachelor's or associate degrees will receive an extra five percent on their base salary the fiscal impact would be between four and five thousand dollars crosshairs of this storm more than a foot of snow should fall in western nevada county to two thousand foot level and friday the multiple inches expected one thousand foot forecaster said out there anywhere in nevada city or grass valley will see any rain said giovanni par an amateur forecaster in the grass valley who runs a website nevada county weather dot com the thing with this system is it's very similar to the storm last week except that the snow wasn't really sticking until twenty seven hundred feet with this we're going to see snow right away storm mar second major system to hit the sierra and has many weeks after a very dry stretch from early january to the beginning of this month basically we had a strong right of high pressure blocking the storms here and now that's moved off the hudson bay area of canada parade is having temperatures are expected to drop into the mid thirty's by dusk when this storm is expected to be in its current barrage the forecaster of the national 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