injured himself his injuries were significant she said you're lucky he still has a foot hendrick's left heel came out of his body his right heel was shattered he broke his back collarbone three ribs his wrist in and attorney do allow for a sentence of probation no judge is going to send this kid to prison no matter what court or judge heard this ferguson said this is not a prison case witness of the june ninth incident told witnesses told investigators hundreds put is hand on a woman shoulder and pushed her completely underwater until the woman's boyfriend punched hundreds in to free her hendricks told investigators he and his friend brought this loosely genic mushrooms to the river and took them to celebrate his birthday hendricks told investigators it was his first time using hallucinogenic mushrooms and he just not remember much of what happened tonight the district attorney's office has not charged hundreds or any of his friends with drug possession or selling drugs because of the lack of proof i never got a request from any law enforcement agency for prosecution and honestly there is not enough proof to proceed ferguson added hendricks wrote a letter of apology to the woman he assaulted but she has not indicated to the district attorney's office whether she would reading ferguson charged chandra's june thirteenth with attempted murder and assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury companied by his lawyer thomas loop of auburn hendricks pleaded not guilty to his arraignment on august eighth as part of the conditional plea agreement with the d a s office september which the tent murder charge was dropped hendricks pleaded no contest to assault charge as part of the agreement and rich will be sentenced to probation if you violence the terms he could face a maximum should be a warning to everyone for this and he took two mites and had a negative reaction during his last court appearance hendricks appeared to be in pain while he was able to walk he'll never be the same physically hotspot has arrived on the ridge in downtown north san juan it to nine three one eight highway forty nine next door to the brass rail a great cafe opened its doors on thanksgiving the ridge stopped cafe hosted by the beautiful bell star has an organic homemade bakery with a coffee shop was sitting inside and outside the decor is done in an atmosphere is very relaxed with an art deco monte open monday through friday and six a m to three p and saturday and sunday eight a m to three p m the is this advent card paradise was a greatly anticipated spot to come and to will wake up in the morning back as a level patio area th very large you will offer some music and art of bands in the coming months and those could be special events on weekends going early into the night if you're looking for pies and this is a spot to bake organic apple punk and pecan sweet potato cheesecake mince pies they expect a large amount of orders for the up and coming holidays kish muffins donuts cookies and many other scriptures bakery out it will be keep you coming back again and again many lunches items also are available if you don't see it just let them know who knows it might be on the menu next week belle starr was famous with her involvement with trip to dress the original hot trash that has been a yearly model and event for attire made from recycled items and has put north san juan on the map as a designer and while she has always pushed the envelope on fashion working eight days a week and with thousands of admirers with months tonight nevada city council members may pass a first reading of a plan to annex eighteen parcels the nevada county love local agency information commission ultimately would decide the fate of the annexation in coming months if the  miller said the largest property included in the new round is nearly thirty four acres that includes hirshman spawn which nevada city bike in two thousand and four with about three hundred thousand dollars voter approved state bond fund lack of generally handles boundary issues among the local jurisdictions within their respective county other counties throughout the state have such agencies stories we would like to send our underwriters borders jerusalem and palestinian refugees president bush read of greenman in the morning ceremony he said in further rants of the gold two states living side by side in peace and security we agreed to immediately launch good faith bilateral negotiations in order to conclude the peace treaty including all core issues as specified without exception in all previous agreements we agreed to engage in vigorous ongoing negotiations and shall make every effort to conclude an agreement before the end of two thousand and eight the summit continues today with the white house meeting between israel prime minister he would honor and palestinian president mahmoud abbas omar has already announced he won't discuss core issues until after the summit but palestinian negotiator saeb er welcomed the first formal talks in nearly seven years he said it is not going to be an easy road it's going to be a long difficult road issues of gerson's borders elements refugees security is what makes israel's and palestinians would not accept a deal abandoning palestinian rights he said and any concession to be made by the palestinian negotiating team their arms a constant right of our people by not binding to our people in the coming generations will bear no responsibility or obligation toward these concessions that were cut out way to national freedom in pakistan president pervez musharraf has officially stepped down as the head of military machine has passed over the control of ceremony earlier today the move comes weeks into his crackdown on domestic opposition the sheriff has dismissed several judges imposed curbs on the media and jailed thousands of opponents is said to be sworn in to a new five year presidential term on thursday warplanes opened fire nato officials blamed faulty intelligence for the attack and the private military contractor blackwater worldwide has been hit with a new lawsuit over the september killings of seventeen iraqis in baghdad this week and district court the suit accuses blackwater guards of ignoring orders and company officials of failing to administer drug test according to the center of the constitution writes new evidence shows blackwater guards had already dropped off u s officials they were guarding when they opened fire th suit says the guard defied orders to remain with officials and instead headed to new sewer square where the shooting later took place plaintiffs also accuses blackwater of routinely sending guards on missions despite knowing at least one quarter have used terrorism or other judges meant altering substances and the united nations is warning of irreversible environmental catastrophe unless drastic changes are made in a new report to un human development agency says carbon emissions may be cut by at least half over the next several decades they need to be climate disaster vets more than two hundred sixty million people between two thousand and two thousand and four ninety eight percent the highest price in our inaction if we fail to tackle the crisis while we still have an opportunity that would be a double injustice in major un climate summit convenes next month in bali indonesia and the supreme court has rejected a challenge to warrant was searches of the homes of welfare recipients the american civil liberty united kids san diego county of violating privacy rights but the supreme court upheld a lower court ruling approving over the searches court had to search on grounds county officials are not seeking evidence of crimes but determining welfare eligibility a c l u says a policy violates fourth amendment rights banning unreasonable searches and seizures a group of dissenting judges have called the zero one pm police stopped a vehicle on wall street and arrested a forty year old man on suspicion of violating probation and thirty eight year old woman on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance false representation of a so to a peace officer and local man i didn't know she had a job seven fifty five p m people had to police station lobby we were in a lobby with children forty they were kicked out of family assistance center they had no place to stay please contact the dome a shelter which would allow people to stay for the night eight fifty seven p m police behind a store on a one hundred block of west mcknight way arrested in a nineteen year old man on suspicion of violating probation they also cited to twenty two year old man on suspicion of contributing to the drunk driving eleven thirty five p m a woman from salt lake city reported her twenty year old son departed on a plane from sacramento its previous day at six am and was supposed to be changing planes in salt lake city to go back to school in tennessee but he never arrived in salt lake city local police confirmed that salt lake city law enforcement to to man was there in jail on suspicion up drunkenness grass valley police advise mother of persons whereabouts and on tuesday eight thirty six a m a call from neil street at melle street reported a man wearing a blue coat and khaki pants carrying a blue cooler bag was loitering police interviewed the man in front of the restaurant nevada county sheriff's office on monday a nine thirty three a m call from the  ten thousand block of rough and ready road reported having a fight with a person who was having an anxiety attack and yelling and screaming the caller said the person was throwing things then unplugged the phone companies arrested the person on a local thousand block of lake wildwood drive reported cuban who was missing was last seen four p m saturday law enforcement in the area was on the lookout for the use an hour later he showed up at six thirty four caller from ten thousand block  littlejohn lane reported a woman made harassing phone calls and dropped off a box of two kittens inside stating the kittens belonged to the college daughter lauren allegedly left notes calling the doctor's name calling the daughter names  would contact the caller and that's it today for the police blotter now for a weather mostly sunny today and breezy to start northwest wind ten to fifteen mph highs in the mid sixty's overnight lows in the mid thirty's tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs in the lower sixty's expected cold overnight temperatures in the thirty's through the rest of the week dry conditions into sunday with highs near sixty five a good day and that's it first oh wait a minute there's some late breaking news here riyadh saudi arabia more than two hundred al qaeda linked suspects involved in different plots against the kingdom have been arrested in recent months in saudi arabia's law just anti terrorism sweep to date the interior ministry said wednesday that ministry first reported the arrest of eight men said to be linked to al qaida and allegedly planning to attack while installations in the kingdom and interior minister ministry statement carried by the saudi press agency said the eight were part of a terrorist cell led by non saudi man who was one of the men arrested to plan attacks planned attacks or take to take place in eastern region of the country which is home to saudis main oil resources the rest of the eight preempted and imminent attack on an oil installation the statement said without naming a target or providing more details the ministry also said twenty two other suspects were arrested for allegedly supporting the al qaeda terror network this group plotted to assassinate the country's religious leaders and security officials said the ministry also gave the following breakdown of the other arrest eighteen suspects led by an alleged expert in launching missiles were arrested separately they were planning to smuggle eight missiles into the kingdom to carry out terrorist operations i did and twelve saudis were arrested for links in coordination with outside circles to assist in smuggling men to troubled areas shorthand for iraq and afghanistan for turning after which they would be brought back for attacks in the kingdom thirty two men both saudis and non saudis were arrested for providing financial aid to al qaida operations in the kingdom and sixteen men were arrested in the holy city of for looting to issue a publication probably giving misleading ideology and criminal acts the group also worked on helping volunteers go fight in afghanistan and iraq the ministry said a total of two hundred  were arrested the statement gave no timeline on the arrest of the separate groups saudi arabia which has a quarter of the world's proven oil reserves has seen a rise in attacks b announced in april ninety nine hundred seventy two militants including pilots they say they were training for oil refinery attacks using civilian planes in august saudi arabia said it was set on setting up a thirty five thousand strong special force to protect facilities due to the increasing threat against outcry and nearby venice is looking a bit more like earth with frequent bursts of lightning confirmed by a new european space probe for nearly three decades astronomers have said dean has probably had lightning ever since the one nine hundred seventy eight nasa probe showed signs of electrical activity in its atmosphere but experts weren't sure because of signaling or friends now a magnetic antenna on the european space agency's venus express probe proved that the lightning was real we've considered this to be the first to definitive evidence of abundant lighting on venus david grinspoon of the denver museum of nature and science told reporters wednesday at a briefing in paris the finding is significant because lightning affects atmospheric chemistry some scientists have to take it into account if they try to understand atmosphere and climate of venus the lightning is cloud to cloud and about thirty five miles above the surface at university of california los angeles do you physics professor c t wrestle lead author of the paper on the vinnies in fireworks is being published in thursday issue of life was ever something serious to talk about on then as it would earth being early in its history and not in is currently said john the solomon of carnegie institute of washington who was not part of the research team it's a very unforgiving atmosphere the idea of earth like lightning is fascinating reza said our you couldn't see it from venus service nor would you want to look because of emission atmosphere is one hundred times more dense earth is about nine hundred degrees hotter and  idea of lightning he says spark to venus as well and i'm not spark that's it for today's news thanks for watching and we will see you tomorrow