held outside white house in two sides rise among national guard and reserve and act military officers resign pentagon advisory posts rather than admit private targets fifteen killed in iraq suicide bombing and so you're asked how did many death threats and kelly responded yeah yeah there had been death threats as a lot of members of congress have death threats she had them before you know she says you know someday i'm really worried that somebody is going to come up to me at one of these at one of these events with a gun so you ask she said that and he said oh yeah i mean she said it i mean we've talked about it probably you know ten times unquote bomber administration is reportedly preparing to renew the military tribunal system to it halted at the military base in guantanamo bay cuba according to new york times u s defense secretary defense robert gates will sign an order authorizing new military commissions that gives guantanamo prisoners gates froze all new cases on president  's first day in office january two thousand and nine time calls to move a signal guantanamo remains open for business two years after obama vowed to shut it down tribunals resumption follows last month's house vote to prevent a transfer of guantanamo bay prisoners  trial in u s courts and on capitol hill the republican controlled house has voted to repeal president obama's signature health care law by a margin of two forty five to one hundred nine three democrats joined with them a republican majority the vote is largely symbolic however the democrats vow to block to major in the senate where they retain control house speaker john boehner said republicans are carrying out their elected mandate house speaker john boehner said repeal means keeping a promise this is what we said we would do we listen to the people we made a commitment to them he pledged to make their priorities our priorities and when you look at the facts and when you listen to the people this is a promise worth keeping let's stop payment on this check before it can destroy more jobs and put us deeper in the hole posing repeal house minority leader nancy pelosi invoked the memory of the late democratic senator ted kennedy of massachusetts she said just under just less than a year ago on this floor accorded the late senator kennedy  inspiration in all this calling the health care reform the greatest the great unfinished business of our society by completing the great unfinished business of our society our patients and their doctors are in charge of their health not insurance companies said we hope that president obama can actually earn a nobel prize that he won two years ago and convince chinese president hu jintao to be release all the political prisoners in tibet and in china what more can out of the american association said we are here to protest all the crimes that he committed against the people and we are here to ask the president of united states brocket want to raise the human rights issue and their mating with the chinese president and ask him and urge him to stop all the brutalities which is being carried out against  people new figures show a major increase in suicides among the members of the us army national guard and reserve according to the military suicides by reserve and national guard soldiers almost doubled to one hundred forty far from a desk the year before for active duty troops the number to take their own lives fell slightly two hundred fifty six from one hundred sixty two in two thousand and nine and i think about half of them were not in areas where there's things going on in military news seven retired admirals and generals have resigned advisory roles advisory holds their former officers were among the group one hundred fifty eight pentagon officials identified an investigation by a newspaper in usa today eighty percent of the so called mentors were found to have ties to military contractors that they previously were not required to publicly disclose boston globe study earlier this month found the eighty percent of retired three and four star officers went to work on as consultants or defense executives from two thousand and forty two thousand and at least fifteen people were killed wednesday in a separate popular uprising forced him into exile went to kids baby doc of overseeing crimes against humanity by haitian forces including torture it come one day after the haitian government filed charges against people there but only on allegations of corruption and graft michel montages who went on to become a top united nations official after heard president under developer house was among those to follow a complaint i think it's a matter that there are books that have been written about for which was the notorious torture place  place where so many people were killed even though some of the political prisoners were freed nine hundred seventy six some of them arrested and sent in seventy six all of this was during the reign of john claude duvalier yes there is enough evidence yes there is a ground to not only judge mr divil there on economic crimes and the fact you know so much came out of the public treasury and it was taken into foreign bank accounts but there is also point of ground on human rights accounts human rights groups have a good calls to prosecute developer for crimes including state cloud to i was a candidate for congress i was elected they didn't want me to get access to parliament but i can't hold that against him why we have to look forward now i am his lawyer georges has also revealed over there still hopes to return to office speaking new passport under reported pressure from the united states and france speaking to new york times an analyst described as being close to the haitian government said he'd could have fifteen passports and he's still not going to come back to haiti france and the united states are standing in the way meanwhile has rejected down as a mediator bagwell has refused to step down despite losing the runoff election to a loss on tara in november the united nations security council meanwhile has voted to deploy an additional two thousand troops to the ivory coast earlier this week song and bonnie shakira and jason robb lots of action on that generates urge to protest what they called harsh mistreatment under solitary confinement for more than seventeen years they have been held in twenty three hour day day solitary lockdown for their involvement in the one nine hundred ninety three prison uprising strike the president agreed to allow the prisoners semi contact visits with family members to some recreation time access to digital legal research phone calls and permission to purchase additional goods such as food and clo the new york police department is drawing criticism following disclosure recently used in anti muslim video in twenty four with four officers according to the new york times newsweekly of the village voice offices were shown a seventy two minute the third jihad video in the new t s required counterterrorism training courses the third jihad is said to depict gruesome imagery coupled with the argument that muslim leaders and organizations in the united states are part of the plot of global jihad during the film the narrator says america are americans are being told that most of the mainstream muslim groups are moderate when in fact if you look closely you'll see a very different reality one of their primary tactics is deception the straight to d v d movie was released by clarion fund which is two thousand and eight midgets were kidnapping her children and shooting them back in time to nine hundred eighty five or nine hundred eighty six one twenty four pm call from south auburn and reported a man in a band having a meltdown banging his head against the steering will and four crash and an occupied vehicle had to deploy airbags was located in nevada county sheriff's office on tuesday eleven am woman from twelve thousand block ridge road report suspicious telephone call that might have been a financial scam and nine seventeen a m a woman from thirteen thousand block of highway forty nine reported the person took her car keys and left on foot and eight thirty two a m a caller from eighteen thousand block a river reported vandalism to a vehicle on december eleventh and nine fifty six a m a call from seventeen thousand block of white fish court reported a person called asking for money in pretending to be the callers grandson ten thirteen am a woman from the lake vera purdon and rock creek road reported a man walking down the road who might have supplied her daughter with methamphetamine he could not be located ten twenty a m caller from twelve thousand block out of syria drive reported the person threatened to burn the caller's house down over a scam lottery and ten forty nine am a caller from thirteen thousand block like wildwood drive reported a possible financial telephone scam and twelve thirteen pm a call from newtown and build roads reported finding a large  ten twenty seven p m a man from fourteen thousand block rough and ready highway reported people outside his trailer trying to get him outside to fight they were advised not to return and wednesday five o five a m a caller from gracey road reported possible drug activity with cars coming and going nevada city police department on tuesday nine thirty two a m the woman from three hundred block of adams street reported sunglasses and  measures taken by state and regional cities town of truck officials are opting to sit back and wait in the light of recent news that governor jerry brown's proposed budget includes possible seizure of state wide redevelopment agency funds after deliberation in a don't know the last book said wednesday the government has a budget proposal that looks scary but at the same time that's not been any bills that have been drafted yet last brooks said while he was questioned questions the reasoning behind brown's budget proposal he also understands the gravity of california's deficit is this the right strategic plan for the state to take away one of the best economic stimulus is for cities and towns said earlier this week and on the other hand the state has a real budget problem and they have to look at real solutions david gergen town redevelopment and housing coordinator said the primary advice given during tuesday night's meeting from town council was to avoid being overly reactionary speculations which was decided by staff to be premature and lacking needed information for the most part we will move forward as we work for said if it's it is the honest and moral thing for any r t a to do to continue the way we were doing anyway yet it minus big decisions within spending in implementation the town will proceed with current r t a projects these projects include truckee west river site redevelopment located in downtown area for which roughly eighty two thousand dollars has been budgeted to donna pass road and bridge street streetscape improvement project in which four hundred thousand has been budgeted and the brickell town streetscape project where where an undefined amount of several million dollars has been set aside other non budgeted projects includes trucking road project and hotel avery improvement project the conservative estimates predicted state budgetary legislators you could be known by february third gryphus said details could arrive earlier as well and the town is closely watching both the state legislature and neighboring cities regional in grass valley city council already has taken protective steps and holding a special meeting monday where it decided to enter a join contract with the grass valley redevelopment agency to take over all argue a project in an effort to protect thirty million in funding toward the city's long awaited door to drive interchange always move reflects that many redevelopment agencies and cities are doing statewide los angeles pioneered  bered strategy last week when it transferred eight hundred fifty thousand dollars from the city's r t a in their city funds the move drew an immediate rebuke from brown assistant town manager alex terror terrorism has said all day tuesday both he and fellow staffers were communicating with the california redevelopment association representing redevelopment associations across the state to stay current on state actions and recommendations and in a story written by liz keller of the union empire mind sta historic park has been fined one hundred thirty eight thousand dollars after failing to meet deadline to clean up the magenta drain a polluted creek that flows into a veterans memorial park in grass valley and they face an estimated total penalty of nearly five hundred thousand dollars before they complete remediation project for the stream but the delay caused by the decision to use a passive treatment system will end up saving the state two million in construction cost and more than thirty two million over the life of the system according to the state parks spokesperson california regional water quality control board issued to complaints against the park for violations and water quality that occurred after may twenty ten deadline for compliance according to the complaint serious violations in the levels of arsenic were recorded in june july august and september as much as thirty five times the allowable limit in june on acceptable levels iron magnes magnan these also were recorded manganese can cause symptoms similar to parkinson's disease and recently have been linked to l intellectual functioning children mine left a toxic legacy of the magenta drain is a small creek that sends polluted water downhill from three hundred sixty seven miles of flooded an abandoned mine shafts in the state park flows through memorial park eventually into south wolf creek and wolf creek on the bear river and eventually pacific ocean to drain originates in a mine shaft in his daylight and woodpecker ravine above the city park its course fenced off through the park and streams flows past tense courts large barbecue area and veteran memorials and a children's playground area empire mine closed mid fifty's after producing one hundred seventy five tons of gold over one hundred six years one of the richest mines of california state brought to mind for a park about thirty years ago and removed forty six state's department of parks and recreation to clean up the magenta drain the water board gave them power of mind for years to plan and build a treatment system despite pleas from wolf creek community alliance members to speed up the timeline arsenic is pretty serious talks and that is very very common entailing problem said alliance board member david brownstein we have a lot of big tailing pipes sitting in piles sitting around here at the empire mine and on private land one hundred years of mining gave us an interesting history but also a toxic legacy for compliance but a treatment system has not been built to water board issued the first complaint and november second complaint january seventh by me eighteen twenty two and they had to install some sort of treatment system to meet the fluence list and limits because they did not under the california water code we had you mandatory minimum penalties the parks department was assessed the minimum penalty of three thousand per violation while said the water board test waterways for various pollutants and contests can't test more than once monthly wiles estimated missing a deadline is costing the state park thirty thousand a month when i stand from the progress reports that treatment system won't be completed until october twent eleven we are looking to install what treatment systems using plants move the medal while saudi you also out of the state department has not paid penalty for the first comply or conduct of your office or put the matter we'll talk to you on monday and don't forget we need underwriting to continue doing news for nevada you know gas and cost of production like that thanks in advance