who support your only visual video news media in the bad economy that's right it's a t v t v news underway to determine the source of the leak that has emitted dangerous levels of radiation and raised fears of contaminated food water supplies to workers at the plant were hospitalized on thursday after stepping in containment water the water had ten thousand times the amount of radiation normally found in water from a functioning reactor the official death toll from the japanese earthquake and tsunami has passed ten thousand with more than seventeen thousand missing the ongoing crisis in japan comes as a new federal report is calling into question the self regulatory practices of nuclear plants in the united states according to the u s nuclear regulatory commission inspector general over a quarter of u s nuclear power plants have failed to properly report defects that could threaten the safety of their reactors at least twenty percent of the nation's hundred four nuclear plants appear unaware of the rules required requiring their disclosure for any safety flaws even if no actual lapses occur experts say the lack of disclosures could make it more difficult for nuclear operators to uncover flaws in equipment they have in common with other facilities nato countries have nato countries have agreed to join the military intervention in libya on thursday nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen says the military is alliance mandate will be kept to enforce the no fly zone over libya airspace to protect civilians he also said nato allies have now decided to enforce the no fly zone over libya we are taking action as part of a broader international effort to protect civilians against attacks by the khadafi regime we will cooperate closely with our partners in the region and we welcome their contributions nato could engage with libyan forces in self defense against attacks rasmussen a statement appeared to contradict earlier comments by turkey's foreign minister who said nato would be taking control of all military operations estimated to be in the thousands at the united nations secretary general ban ki moon said the conductor of regime remains in violation of international calls for a cease fire and he said libyan authorities have repeatedly claimed that they have instituted a cease fire including in a call to me by the prime minister of libya on nineteenth of march we see no evidence that is the case to the contrary first battles have continued in or around the cities of  urge the international community to provide weapons to the uprising and said in fact we need support we need support on this subject especially and you know our friends they are trying now to support us i hope that soon we will succeed and we will have all the weapons that can help us to liberate the whole of libya  gadhafi regime continues to claim the u s led bombing campaign has killed scores of civilians libyan government spokesperson said around one hundred civilians died in western airstrikes and accuse the u s led coalition of seeking bomb non military targets including foreign terrorism broadcasting city braun said these are civilian targets broadcasting whether it's radio or t v communications whether it's phones or other uses are all civilian and they are for the good of the libyan nation but we are getting close to  hundred that's for sure and of course it civilians and he said yes i would say asked the minister for health to be with you tomorrow i'm going to he is an extremely busy man i can understand why protesters in syria are geared up for another day of massive demonstrations despite a pledge from the syrian government to enact reforms on thursday a spokesperson for syrian president bashir how assad said the government would review a longstanding emergency law and consider allowing political opposition groups the pledge came as more than twenty thousand people rallied in the city of garage where state forces killed at least twenty five people earlier this week  week hundreds of thousands of people have reported flooding and flooded the streets of the yemeni capital of sanaa in a growing uprising against u s backed president ali abdullah saleh opposition activists have rejected down at the end of the year and provided amnesty to defecting soldiers and one protester as we ask the president to leave and give up his authority in order to avoid bloodshed because the people will continue to revolt until this regime falls approaches come one we after fifty two demonstrators were killed by pro so late forces pro democracy activists in jordan have established a tent camp to its capital city of hama modeled after egypt's tahrir square more than one thousand people set up in a cabinet thursday night calling themselves the march twenty fourth movement after that date their action began to tempt can't could respond a wave of protests that broke out inside jordan earlier this year led nato forces in afghanistan have issued another apology for killing afghan civilians nato says to sue williams were accidentally killed in an airstrike on wednesday in the province of cost two children were killed in another nato attack last week nine boys died in attack earlier this month wisconsin's entire union bill is headed to the state supreme court after lower appeals court declined away and the state has appealed last week's decision by a wisconsin state judge issue a temporary restraining order blocking emissions implementation the judge ruled the republican lawmakers were largely in violation of the state open meeting laws when it pushed through the legislation earlier this month and indiana prosecutor has resigned after acknowledging he advised public governor scott walker of wisconsin to stage a physical attack on himself and blame it on the protesters in an e mail to walker's prosecutor carlos lam wrote if you could employ an associate who pretends to be sympathetic to the union cause to physically attack you or even use a firearm against you you could discredit the public unions lamb has been active in the republican party in indiana he initially denied austin in the e mail on thursday before admitting to it and submitt his resignation republican lawmakers in ohio and texas have advanced controversial voter identification measures that critics say would discriminate against people of color the ohio measure would restrict acceptable documents for in person voting to five types of identification or harm residents would no longer be allowed to present documents including bills bank statements or even government documents students would no longer be allowed to use college i d s the texas measure would also force residents to present valid photo identification such as driver's license passport military id or state id in order to vote makes sense to me thousands of people rallied at the georgia state capit in atlanta against an immigration bill similar to the arizona major passed last year legislation would mandate law enforcement officers to check the immigration status of suspects if officers believe they have probable cause the s department of state has reversed a decision to deny a travel visa to afghan women and democracy activists malaysia joya in two thousand and five joya became the youngest person ever to be elected to the afghan parliament she was suspended in two thousand of the warlords and their cronies in government joya had planned a three week u s tour to promote a new edition of her memoir when she was barred earlier this month solution was reversed after the state department came under heavy protests joya is scheduled to speak with and two or three p m caller from south orange to report of the bus with a blaring horn horn was stuck and two fourteen p m a woman reported her son a transient reportedly had been beaten up and his wrist was broken may be on the lookout advisory was issued for a welfare check until five pm called from four hundred block neil street reported a vehicle side window had been shot out and four forty one four pm caller from three hundred block of rhode island stre they were detonated don't pick him up like that twelve pm a woman from ten thousand block of pinedale drive reported her mother's husband pushed her and spat interface the woman zero one pm call from eleven thousand block raven court reported possible theft of a ring and twelve o nine p m it woman from thirteen thousand block wolf road reported bricks had been dropped on her vehicle and twelve forty nine p caller from fourteen thousand block of misty wednesday lane reported the person center's threatening text picture message with a picture of a gun in two sixteen p m call from eleven thousand block of street a road reported a woman attacked caller parties were separated about a city police department on wednesday ten twenty one a m caller from three hundred block of clay street reported possible fraud to a bank account and that's it for the blotter today and now another thanks to one of our underwriters local story this morning it was the other morning program six thirty a m the vatican sheriff's office received a nine one one call stating that the reporter's party mother had been hit in the head with a gun the incident occurred in the sixteen thousand block of del mar way in penn valley deputies responded finding a home invasion robbery and assault had occurred evidently suspects a place to hose through a window turn turned it on when the victim went outside to investigate she encountered the suspects and was taken back inside the residen three to four spanish speaking adults dressed in dark clothing ski mask and wearing gloves tied up the victim in reporting party so expect hit the victim with a firearm major crimes unit has recovered evidence at the scene suspects forced the victim to open a safe in the residence taking jory coins titled cetera this residence has also the scene of a cache burglary in july of two thousand and nine when one was taken from an unlocked safe sister watched and then his his then fifteen year old sister was filming the incident incident came to light in june two thousand and ten after a woman who saw the video reported it to the san diego humane society levinson family lived in vista in san diego county before moving to lake of the pines in february judge candace heidelberg or decided the case would be more appropriately tried as a misdemeanor rather than a felony originally charged by the district attorney's office only three animal activists and nine family and friends of livingston were on hand thursday due to the weather in stark contrast to earlier hearings when some people were showing up hours early to avoid being turned away from the packed courtroom there is no indication mr livingston needs therapy about a county just deputy district attorney oliver pong said prior to the sentencing but his actions were disturbing and shows a shocking disregard for the welfare of animals of the animal who pleaded no contest to the charge during the thursday hearing to be sentenced to forty five days the plea agreement called for no more than ninety days in custody there's nothing more therapeutic then the claim of a jail cell door he said i disagree that it would be therapeutic to sit a long time in jail hired a burglar replied heidelburg who did not specifically recommend deliverance and do his community service with animals noting it would be appropriate but she did not know if any animal welfare groups would take him on he would certainly welcome the opportunity said livingston's and turney thomas of the he has done work with animals in the past he does not have an issue with animals or also took the unusual step of requiring livingston to write a ten page foot noted research paper having to do with the ethical and humane treatment of wildlife livingston must present his topic on may ninth and present a completed paper on june twentieth must pay of his fine and complete his community service by august first at that time model berger will hear a motion to determine his probation early so that he can go on his church mission lived and spoke only once other than to enter the no contest plea was kind of berger if the process could be completed earlier than her mandated time frame how to vote or told him if he finished his requirements early his attorney could make a motion for an early earlier hearing has been a lot of publicity about the case out of booker told livingston hopefully you've been reflecting on why although hiring a burger dickhead so livingston surrendered to the  on monday he chose to surrender on thursday instead livingston family xor to the court through a side door declining to comment we had some conferences and worked out a resolution that i think was fair to all concerned l carter and his family were satisfied he wants to put it behind him and reported to custody right away he intends to get to community service done as quickly as possible his goal is still to go on his mission this fall this was a complete aberration loupe continued it was an unfortunate situation where he was legitimately dispatching this animal because he had been continually a nuisance to his family and see how we look aren't you scared he does understand he went about it in the wrong way used poor judgment in posting it on the internet though whenever in a story read by angela d n c of the union responded to a call assistance for the homeless community and emergency settle shelter opened the very city veterans memorial building for fifteen north pine street shelter was open and will be was open over the weekend leaders at nevada city hospitality house the better county social services and the food bank of nevada county were instrumental in getting the center off the ground nevada county's chief information officer steve monaghan authorized the use of the building where the city leases from the county nevada city manager will not be screened for sobriety or criminal warns guests will be asked to leave at seven a m saturday county workers have picked up two small television sets and plan to run movies and i guess they did a good job and was hopeful weather changes that's it for local news today t v t v news would like to thank associated press readers amy goodman and others for the source in the news and especially you for watching and don't forget we are broadcast three times a day on public a