coyotes killed a family dog in broad daylight an eighteen pound rat terrier named pass was killed in view of his owner jennifer martinez her boyfriend and the couple's other two dogs thursday afternoons who was located about seven miles from north the capture of domestic pets is not uncommon to pounce on a good kill in front of humans is unusual said california department of fish and game warden patrick forty they're readily kill of domestic animals specially cats for he said finding humans as a regular source of food in the form of garbage or dog food could dissolve it could coyotes to miti towards humans the federal trapper working for the wildlife service branch of the u s department of agriculture gets calls about dogs and coyotes confrontations once a week said jeff palmer about accounts agricultural commissioner up to three times a year an account of killing a dog in a better county is reporting people really need to supervise their dogs especially for smaller ones coyotes can really size them up and electric fans are keeping dogs on a leash can help reason incident in sweetly and maybe parent animals protecting the young in nearby dens rather than rabid behavior coyotes are usually raising their young in dens march through august ranches and homes located near natural or manmade riparian areas are considered ideal for den building when there's a confrontation like this it's usually close to people's homes considered aggressive behavior by humans goatees work together to maximize their effectiveness a killing ofttimes there not only eat dog food but they eat the dog for  how to killing house because coyote was seen carrying a dog's body away in its mouth leaving no trace behind coyote attacks on humans are not unheard of and in fact more common and bear attacks several years ago a child was killed by a coyote in southern california small children are definitely at risk if there are happenings in my neighborhood i would be very wary for he said started to edge into the gray area of public safety threat to report similar coyote behavior contact promina two seven three two six four eight in a story written by tom durkin the colfax indian cemetery it's a modest half acre of humble hand  graves on the outskirts of colfax where made me walk and this seen an indigenous peoples traditionally have cremated or buried their dead but modern concerns about insurance liability ownership and land titles have  would like to see the native americans have a cemetery said cemetery district trustee helen whalen but the legal procedures necessary to transfer title to a tribe are murky at best and the prize for men to sensitive issue district leaders want to sell the cemetery for thirty seven thousand three hundred member tribes struggling for food recognition laxative resources to buy the land it community group has brought in in support of the tribe saying they shouldn't have to buy their own traditional burial ground the group is raising money in pressuring the cemetery district to accept a lesser not suggesting a nominal price of one hundred dollars one of the tribe supporters carry korsakov also is challenging the district's right to sell the cemetery while no one disputes the district  a legal title to land through a document accession of land transfers no evidence or service that native americans ever sold traded to give away the property in the first place the district had no insurance coverage on little the little cemetery in january of ponderosa pot liability trustee john do concede stead of buying insurance the district want to cemetery and tried to sell cordy to tribal spokeswoman judy marks cemetery manager craig ballenger told them earlier this year the only since january lock up smells of gasoline engine spring flowers and newly cut grass filled the air care free children picked up storm debris so adults could clear the land intended to damage graves by memorial day the little american who is working pro bono she would not discuss the details of the case but appealing for size that her tent is to resolve the situation to the satisfaction of all parties as quickly as possible tom durkin is a freelance writer based in nevada city who lived for a time in copaxone has been covering the native american cemetery controversy for the colfax record so let's hope was what people take here  california department of public health in sacramento said environmental health director wesley nix the owners of the animal who lived in glen share housing development are taking antibiotics as a precaution and have been advised about a kind of gets one or two cases of bluebonnet played typically on wild rodents including squirrels and rats and occasionally in domestic animals going to occur in western nevada county next said it's more common at the higher elevations plate deaths in new mexico and related news and eight year old boy in new mexico died for blahnik plague the first place deaths in the nation this year so as you press reported the new mexico health department reported deaths thursday but did not say when easily transmitted to humans through sneezing coughing and other oral route most people become ill from the bacteria a few days after being infected but it could be as short as a few hours in a monic play county environmental how to department reported  well a couple cases is normal for the country officials will be on the lookout for more what we're looking for is larger outbreak a lot a lot of rodents that suddenly die next and the plague was discovered when the cat's owner know the symptoms and took the animal to a local veterinarian who sent samples to the state for analysis hunters can contact a disease from wild animals the environmental health department say and that's it today for o call from business on the fifteen hundred block of nevada city however ported six people have been lying on the lawn for hours in panhandling one of them would have urinated on the side of a building and officers cited them four forty nine pm a call from and a caller from cantor ave reported hearing an argument if it was found to be but was found to be people outside taking photos of electrical storm thursday one forty five a m a woman from the one in a block of stanford court reported a man was standing in front of driveway when she let out there are he mumbled something he couldn't understand she fled back into her house with her car event a county sheriff's office wednesday eight sixteen am a woman from the sixty someone had been entering her residence he need food and making phone calls eight forty nine a m a call from the business on a ten thousand block a rough and ready highway reported break and a break in the glass door was shattered after someone threw a brick through it reported the theft of more than four hundred dollars in a one twenty six p m a woman from the seventeen thousand block i would want to report it she couldn't see the welfare check was made she called back to ask why we broke into her gate and around one forty the parking lot man was found to have been changing his tire and at five forty six pm on a woman from the ford highway forty nine in oak tree road reported her registration tanks had been stolen seven twelve pm a nine one one call was abandoned from curr woman reported she had been pretending to call the police because her five year old son was acting bad and the boy then called nine one one he told the dispatcher he called because mommy was lying he was advised on the proper use of nine one one and eight zero seven p m a call from work mountain standing outside the caller's daughter's window and her thursday six fifty one am a woman from the thirteen thousand block of thoroughbred loop reported to wildcard starter livestock and tried to attack her family and the battered city here for a story at least forty people were reportedly get following a bomb attack on a mosque near pakistan's swat valley it's the ninth bombing to hit pakistan since government forces wants a u s back attack on taliban militants in april u s of special envoy richard assistance cited supply also said some of the classes are running short and in this sense we have to sell all offered use all opportunities to bring the attention of the international community to the urgent need to fund the operation w east one day after the speech of gar obama played down its pretensions of solving the israeli palestinian conflict under his administration he said the united states can be a partner in solving the problem but ultimately the parties involved are going to have to make a decision that prosperity security of their people is best served by negotiations and promise we can't force them to make those difficult decisions but we can do is to provide them a framework and a forum and the support of such an outcome to be cheap the obama administration has clashed once israel over the u pressure on israel or could also said president obama's speech laid the groundwork for the two state solution now i hope the next months the next few months president obama will lay a real plan with timelines monitors and mechanisms to implement and translate to vision of two states from a vision to a realistic political track obama will pay tribute to the victims of the nazi holocaust when he tours the book and while concentration camp later today he'll then head to france to commemorate d day on saturday and by v their trial was supposed to be open on thursday but there's no word on whether it's begun and then you stop human rights officials calling for an independent probe into the rising number of civilian deaths in afghanistan speaking before the u humanitarian rights council thursday high commissioner for human rights now the pele said attacks by both tell them taliban militants and u s led forces should be investigating and in somalia at least fourteen people have been killed in clashes between government forces reach more than one point five million this year the figure is the highest since congress passed legislative legislation making it harder to fall for bankruptcy in two thousand and five and new study meanwhile says ballooning medical bills are now responsible for more than sixty percent of bankruptcies in the united states robert wood johnson foundation says the percentage of bankruptcies linked to medical bills increased by fifty percent from two thousand and one to two thousand and seven last year for words data is available more than seventy five percent of bankruptcy families had health in the united states and in tennessee school officials rescinded a ban on websites containing information about lesbian gay bisexual and transgender issues american civil liberties union filed a suit against two tennessee school districts last month for installing software that prevented students from accessing l g b t website and in kansas hundreds of people are expected to attend saturday's funeral for the murdered abortion provider dr george tiller tiller was killed last sunday as he ushered during a services at his wichita church on thursday the suspect in the killing anti abortionist activist scott roeder made a brief call to the associated press from his job so but refused to talk about the murder scott roeder his brother david has said broder has suffered from mental illness tiller's funeral will be held at the college hill united methodist church whose members have previously supported taylor's abortion clinic more than forty five vigils have been held across the country to honor the best in the marriage business the militant group hamas i guess it all the man on the street and think oh my god oh god isn't there just one for me said the young woman with dark skin and honey colored eyes set off by a maroon headscarf her application is among two hundred eighty seven from a single woman in the files of the taysir association for marriage and development in the gaza photograph stapled to the policy of the muslim women in headscarves some worn make up some small and others looking startled they all want a husband and the and egypt maintain an almost two year blockade on the mosque from territory neither group is branching out into matters of the heart while the sears matchmaking service helps both man and woman it is particularly important for women since number of middle class men first study incomes going to have their pick of the prettiest woman leaving others to work hard to find a suitable husband meanwhile poor families ever looked in to marry off their working daughters hoping to keep their salaries about forty marriages have been arranged since ta opened the matchmaking department in two thousand and seven most women apply in secret because it's taboo for women in gaza to see cousins outside the traditional route most girls are married in matches set up by their mothers didn't is nearly nonexistent and love helping her find her groom the young woman said she became more determined to find her husband after israel's three week war on a mosque which ended in january israel's assault killed hundreds of civilians in gaza residents hunkered down in their homes in shelters during the shelling not knowing where the bombs would fall next my brothers held their wives when they were scared i felt lonely said dani university graduate in social work most women are shy when they first come to be in the doors as taysir matchmak