in today's local news before thomas streicher heads to the it's largest indian reservation in the united states to deliver frozen turkeys and sewing machines is going to need gas money from eight a m to four p m friday and saturday stretcher founded founder of the group divine spark will hold a fundraiser for his thanksgiving trip to the pine ridge reservation in south dakota he hopes to collect five hundred dollars to pay for gas new travel twenty six hundred mile round trip divine spark seeks to raise consciousness through giving gifts and supporting the navy's jet your explained the group gives free meals to people he calls the house close every sunday and madeline halle berry and nevada city he began visiting the s indians in pine ridge eight years ago and still kind of the white guy i just want to support where they are structure said this year two commercial sized greenhouses are being erected out on the reservation for growing food roots and herbs used for medicines harsh winters and poor soil mix going to distance difficult on the reservation but year round garden is possible with the greenhouses striker brings so under siege each time he visits to help growing number of people who s quilts and sell as gifts and gains funny it's all autonomy he also is asking for donations of warm blankets and quilts jeans wool socks thermal clothing and heavy coats for below zero temperatures in south dakota striker plans to leave nov twentieth and will arrive in a reservation near thanksgiving where he and six elders will prepare for the turkeys and other food items for community dinner while the day is not celebrated by many american indians because some feel it represents years of genocide striker said he is working to make it a good day thanksgiving it really means that to me a day to be thankful for what we have strikers said office according to city police records shortly thereafter d'agata was booked into when brown correctional facility for allegedly stealing a car burglarized in an east made street convenience store conspiring with others to do crimes to other juveniles who were rounded up and grass valley and charged for similar crimes in connection with the case according to officer doug clark described killing and regain heady williams to the jury i was this person on autopilot he said the trial which started last week continued friday in napa county superior court with williams testimony bodies like his marriage to heavy winds and how the relationship unraveled from two thousand and four to two thousand and five millions lawyer is arguing that the combination of williams withdrawal from and i do present paxil which allegedly altered his mind in facing her decision to leave him together drove him to kill defense attorney steven monk killed of nevada city reminded williams of a conversation they had in which they had discussed his state of mind at the time of the killing do you recall a conversation you had with me when you described how you felt as be possessed uncle said yes i said that one's replied in a monotone i had no control over what was going on i felt like i was in the third person like i was being directed to do all the steps women jurors six of them on a jury rarely looked at williams during his testimony williams dressed in a casual shirt said the idea of murdering his estranged wife came to him in a previous night as he lay awake in bed i may have gotten a couple hours of sleep testified i was having feelings like i was going to hurt heady but deep deputy district attorney catherine francis presented computer log showing william searched on the internet for stun guns two weeks before the murder williams described how he prepared for his history's wife's arrival at their grass valley home the morning of october twenty second two thousand and five he had removed plastic washers from construction nails using a vise out in his garage putting a loaded  in the bedroom cut a strip of towel to strangle her with it and tucked it in his pocket then wrote his suicide no he shot her three times after strangling her once in the back of the head once in the temple and once in a chest he didn't feel anything at a time testified wiping head the one whose face and telling her he loved her after he fired the last nail in their chest had he williams relatives and friends in the courtroom quietly gasps and cried as he described the killing throughout the six hours testimony wims cried briefly once as he described driving the first now into his wife's head otherwise he registered no emotion responded to attorney's questions was short simple answers in a monotone voice after shooting her william said he walked around to the side of the bed lie down shot himself in the abdomen then tried to shoot himself in the head but the nail gun would not fire so he shot himself in the chest he was scared to death and besides myself as he woke up in the sacramento area hospital afterwards when he testified after he was transferred to jail and nevada county he asked to see a minister i wanted to see if i still had a chance it's outrageous wayne said several times during friday's testimony lawyers appeared confused about dates and details such as the number of years that separated him from his wife in age william's own his own business as a landscaper and related how his wife was concerned about his lack of what it means compensation disability and life insurance i told her it would be very expensive to search for certain things and he refused to buy insurance william said deputy da francis presented an email written by heavy winds that also revealed she was concerned about women's gambling cocaine use and frivolous spending in two thousand and four heavy william sat me down right after my fiftieth birthday she told me she was kind of done asking for these things she wanted to move on she said she would no longer sleep in our bed williams testified she moved to the upstairs bedroom of the couple's home and implied she wasn't coming back william said i didn't understand i didn't think it was that big of a deal i didn't agree and i told her so why i'm sad i thought my world was coming to an end that's when i attempted he drove his truck to the mountains ran to the exhaust into the cabin shut up the windows for three or four minutes but he couldn't stand the choking and went back home he told his wife went to his psychiatry's and asked to be put on  for the first time the couple went to five or six counseling sessions and had a one hume's move back into their bedroom she continued counseling but he stopped manageable she viewed it as being unmeasurable he said around the same time she tearfully told him again to to marriage was over and that she would move into the homes basement apartment i still didn't understand why this was happening and once testified i couldn't see where it was justifiable in early august william's return to psychiatry's who prescribed paxil again on september twenty fifth one am said he overheard a telephone conversation his wife was having with a friend confirming his suspicions that she was romantically involved with another man an argument ensued and had it when his friend called the police a kind of lost it i didn't know what to do said i wrote some nasty words on a piece of paper and called her names then he repeated the words and apologized to the jury for his language the case was moved to napa county from nevada county because of pretrial publicity in the unusual gruesome case the trial is expected to resume nine a m tuesday in nevada county superior court psychiatry's called by both attorneys are expected to testify that it today for our local news martial law general musharraf declared emergency law nine days ago since then thousands of his critics have been arrested public rallies have been outlawed and independent t v networks including the b b c and c n n have been taken off the air on sunday pakistan attorney that military courts could now tries to build on charges ranging from treason to inciting public unrest general musharraf continues to defend his decision to push martial law he said the emergency reinforces the war on terror so i really don't know how you see emergency as countering or negating the war on terror so therefore all that i can say is i do understand the emergency has to be lifted but i cannot give a date for it we are in a difficult situation  cannot give a date opposition leader benazir bhutto announced earlier today that she was ending negotiations with musharraf on a power shift in sharing agreement on tuesday veto plans to lead a hundred eighty five mile protest caravan from lahore to islam by on friday she spoke to reporters was she was under temporary house arrest she said this is not a battle for ben is our buteux this is a battle for the pakistan people's party this is a battle  say pakistan to save pakistan from the forces of extremism meanwhile newsweek reports that pakistan has several senior taliban commanders including  the highest ranking taliban official ever captured by the pakistanis tell them sources told magazine a document was released one day after me sheriff cleared martial law i q one served as defense minister for the taliban and was one of the closest confidence of the bribery and tax fraud if convicted on all sixteen counts could face a hundred forty two years in prison and be charged with almost five million dollars in fines carrick's indictment could present a complication in rudolph giuliani's run for the white house the observer newspaper of london reports the pentagon is putting huge pressure on the u s interrogators of iraq to find incriminating evidence about iran micah bros a private contractor and interrogated work for the american forces in iraq told the nothing changes in the current course at say a military action is inevitable last week to enter press service report that a national intelligence estimate on iran had been held up for more than a year it is reportedly part of the effort by vice president dick cheney to put pressure intelligent analysis to remove any dissenting judgments about iran's alleged nuclear weapons program another us private military company is being accused of killing an innocent iraqi civilian on saturday guard from d reports the u s navy is quietly building a military installation atop one of iraq's main offshore oil export terminals the new installation wows us from british and australian officers and sailors and will serve as a u s control command post rattling a major component of iraq's oil industry the journal also reports the new offshore outpost offers a convenient perch from which to monitor our marines revolutionary guard corps in two thousand and seven has become the deadliest year for u s troops in afghanistan on friday six u s troops died in an ambush in eastern afghanistan the deaths brought the total number of u s troops killed in afghanistan this year to at least one hundred one two thousand and seven has been the deadliest year of u s troops in said one point five million somalis are now in need of humanitarian assistance human rights watch says the value of the international community to end the violence in somalia reflects a contempt for the value of african life and in cambodia the capital of cambodia they were due to appear before the judges and the un backed genocide tribunal and authorities from russia and ukraine have a launched a rescue and cleanup operation in the black sea after heavy storm sank five ships including an oil tanker at least three sailors have died and twenty remain missing the oil tankers build more than thousand tons of fuel oil after split half three cargo ships each carrying more than two thousand tons of sulfur also sank off this site is the worst environmental disaster in the region in years and could take years to clean up u n secretary general ban ki moon traveled to an arcade on antarctica on friday and called for an urgent political action to tackle global warming he spoke during a tour of three scientific bases  antarctic continent where temperatures are the highest in about eighteen hundred years he said again i was told by the scientists that the entire western antarctica is now floating this is one fifth of the total continent size of this total continent if it breaks up the sea level may rise as much as six meters eighteen feet this is very alarming it was the first visit by a u n chief to antarctica meanwhile in australia more than one hundred fifty thousand people took part in the second annual walk against warming climate change protests were held in sixty towns and cities across australia and senator feinstein backs telecom's immunity on capitol hill democratic senator dianne feinstein of california has announced she favors granting legal immunity for telecommunications companies that allegedly shared millions of customers telephone and e mail messages and records with the government the san francisco chronicle reports feinstein could cast a pivotal vote when the senate committee takes up the issue this week in a statement feinstein said lawsuits filed against her rise in eighteen t and other telecoms are unfair because the companies were unable to defend themselves in court since the minutes as they are their activities be kept secret a new study by physicians for social responsibilities estimates that healthcare for iraq veterans could top six hundred fifty billion the group titled its report shocking are hits home the study marks the first attempt to isolate the financial cost of the wide ranging traumatic mental and social effects of the iraq war since two thousand and three invasion of iraq at least sixty thousand u s service members have been wounded or become mentally ill due to advance in body armor and battlefield medicine the ratio of wanted to kill is eight to one compared to three to one during the vietnam war and two to one world war two the percentage of amputees is the highest since the civil war and the los angeles police department has launched an extensive mapping program to jennifer and muslim enclaves across the city l a p d deputy chief michael downing told the los angeles times we want to know where the pakistanis iranians in jazz and sessions are so we can reach out to those communities but the mapping program was part has sparked outrage from some islamic groups and civil libertarians american civil liberty union said the program is nothing short of racial profiling and in washington state more than one thousand people packed into seattle's town hall on friday to  opposition to the federal communications commission is plans to rewrite the nation's media ownership laws to allow for greater media consolidation yes c c gave just five business day notice for the public here in washington governor christine g said she is opposed to further concentration of media ownership through consolidation of the media and that's it for today's world news marijuana responding officers cited the youth on suspicion of driving while possessing marijuana and released it to his parents not to friday eight forty six a m a caller reported a man was assaulted had assaulted another man driver's insurance and quality fi that qualifies in california for a seven p m a woman reported she was run over by a vehicle last monday at westmead in mill and her foot was injured nine thirty five hayes thirty five year old driver who struck several power poles and other objects on murphy in eureka street was found in a business parking lot on the two hundred block of east main street he was arrested and booked at wayne browne correctional facility on suspicion of driving under the influence and said at thirteen hundred dollars saturday night twelve am a twenty year old man was arrested had a restaurant at two hundred block of south auburn street on suspicion of defrauding an innkeeper nine twenty six caller from the one hundred block of kendall street reported the theft of their wallet and i pod probably big found wallet event a city police department friday two fifty eight p m a vehicle was reported stolen on washington street fo speaker terrier mix and has a husband mr jack available for adoption