is would deny food stamps for striking employees and civil rights attorney leonard weinglass dies the age of seventy but before the story you get to his would like to thank one of our good writers who support your only visual video in the media in  repeated clinton civilian deaths in the u s led airstrikes for the first time earlier yesterday libyan officials showed journalists the bodies of eighteen people it said military personnel and civilian killings killed in bombings by allied forces claimed could not be independently verified libya's deputy foreign minister believed came called for an end to the airstrikes and said the airstrikes as what happened today they didn't different do you differentiate between the civilians or the on personnel to start up the national dialogue and get back running low on supplies the un humanitarian coordinator for libya telecom warned that civilians are facing growing danger and said we are extremely concerned about the impact on civilians and ongoing conflict and i think one has to understand the humanitarian situation that is not only limited to the requirements an emergency food aid or water supplies or medication supplies or shelter it also of protection of people who find themselves in the middle of crossfire japan is facing shortages bottled water after dangerous radiation levels were detected in water supply in tokyo and other areas store shelves were empty across tokyo after japanese authorities warned the tap water was too dangerous for consumption by infants thousands of people remain without water in the area of northern japan ravaged by the earthquake and tsunami james lyons of the international atomic energy agency said radiation levels around the fukushima nuclear power station could be on the decline and said more data has become available from the japanese authorities and their measurements indicate that the radiation dose rates at the death site are decreasing there are some positive indications on the site precautionary restrictions around the site on certain foodstuffs has been put in place and monitoring of the environment continues to expand beyond the evacuation zone and out to sea overall no significant risk to human health has been identified despite the apparent improvements t officials continue to withhold crucial data including the temperatures of the spent fuel pools after plants reactors the toll of the death missing in japan has topped twenty six thousand the death toll from the syrian government crackdown on opposition protesters continues to rise at least fifteen people were killed wednesday when forces raided a mosque housing protesters in the early morning hours but there have been reports death toll may be significantly higher amnesty international is reporting the syrian government has swept up dissident students intellectuals journalists and activists over the past several weeks the israeli military has launched new air strikes on the gaza strip after the bombing of a bus stop in jerusalem israeli warplanes hit smuggling tunnels along the gaza egypt border as well as training cramp linked camps linked to the palestinian group hamas power transformer was also hit causing blackouts strikes come after one person was killed and more than thirty wounded when a bomb exploded at a bus stop in jerusalem on wednesday and israelis police spokesperson announced the attack and said the explosion took place at the bus stop all the people that were injured twenty four people were injured at the site itself from directly from the explosion minutely our units and emergency teams arrived at the scene three people have been injured seriously four moderately and all the rest lightly it was the first such bombing to hit islam in seven years israeli officials say they suspect palestinian militant groups palestinian authority immediately condemned the bombing and warned israel could exploit it to strengthen occupation of the palestinian land g the palestinian authority has condemned this explosion in the jerusalem and explained that all kinds of violent activities regardless of the victims do not serve the palestinian cause but rather is used by an excuse by the israeli right when the meant in order to further pursue their agendas the bus bombing in jerusalem came one day after israeli strikes killed eight people in gaza including four civilians a grandfather and three teenage boys another ten palestinians were wounded including children some of them seriously  administration has condemned the attack on israeli civilians but has rejected a similar stance for israel's deadly or attacks on palestinian civilians in washington u s secretary of state hillary clinton criticized palestinian militants for terrorism and targeting of civilians but when it came to palestinian civilian deaths by the u s armed israeli military clinton said only the u s extend sincere condolences she said the united states is committed to israel's security and we strongly condemn this violence and extend our deepest sympathies to all those affected we also strongly condemn recent rocket attacks from gaza against innocent israeli civilians and hold fully responsible the militants perpetuating these attacks and i join president obama and extending our sincere condolences to the friends and families of the palestinian civilians killed in gaza yesterday and appreciate that israel has expressed regret embattled us back yemeni president has enacted sweeping emergency powers admits a growing uprising against his thirty year rule on wednesday yemen's parliament approved the implementation of emergency laws suspending the constitution more in protest allowing far reaching media censorship and handing more authority to state forces just over half are yemeni its three hundred one parliament members were present for the vote thousands of people remain in the streets of yemen in defiance of the new laws and u s army soldier has been sentenced to twenty four years in prison with an early your possibility of parole after pleading guilty to murdering three afghan civilians jeremy morlock is one of twelve alleged members of a secret kill team that murdered an alms afghan civilians at random and collected body parts such as fingers for trophies morelock entered a guilty plea wednesday under a deal with prosecutors that will see him testify against other accused soldiers morelock will be eligible for release after seven years under the terms of plea bargain leaked photos published this week show more like grinning as opposes with the bloodied and partially naked corpse of one of his victims prosecutors say morelock acted as a right hand man two accused ringleader army staff sergeant calvin gi federal appeals court has rejected an attempt to suspend california's ban on gay marriage while it is challenged in court the ban was approved in two thousand when california voters passed the initiative known as proposition eight but last year u s district judge vaughn walker world it was unconstitutional the judge's decision has been put on hold pending an appeal in the ninth circuit u s court of appeals rights advocates along with california attorney general had requested gay marriages be allowed to proceed while the appeal is underway and democratic representative jerry nadler of new york has announced plans to reintroduce and major that would defend by national gay and lesbian couples whose partnerships are threatened by deportation the united american families act would seek to provide immigration equality to binational same sex couples there were plans follows a new york judge's decision to halt deportation hearings that would have separated a few male citizen of argentina from her american wife to judge decision marks the first time a married same sex couple has successfully halted the pending deportation based on obama administration's decision to no longer defend the defense of marriage act it group of house republicans is quietly pushing a major that would deny food stamps for to any household with a family member involved in the workplace strike according to the website think progress house resolution eleven thirty five would bar food stamps to any family where one  lt member is involved in a strike against an employer civil rights attorney leonard weinglass has died in a career spanning over four decades one glass cases included those of the chicago eight anti war two twenty three p m a man from one hundred block of west main street reported man threatened to hurt him and his three year old child and three eighteen p m caller from seven hundred block of sutton way reported to person in a van still strawberries from the front of the store county sheriff's office on tuesday eight fifty nine a m a caller reported elder abuse and nine forty one am a woman from ten thousand block a lot of sierra drive boarded she was under the influence of a controlled substance and was tired of dealing with directory assistance she said she could hear electronic sounds less intelligent people cannot grasp she was four believe in ranting about random things ten ten a m caller from thirteen thousand block  falling leaf lane reported receiving disturbing and suggestive letters ten forty a m a man from ten thousand block of moonflower road reported his home had been broken into last fall and twelve twenty three a man from twenty seven thousand block of north bloomfield graniteville road reported a woman threatening to walk to his house and strip in his yard until she died of exposure she also threatened to burn the house down there were as an active restraining order he called back at one fifty two pm to report she told him she was at the bottom of the driveway he could see or tracks and he was going to barricade himself into an outbuilding at three twelve pm he reported she told him goodbye and ask him to for to give her belongings to her parents then left she was woman from twelve thousand block around our way reported possible fraud by her grandson in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight and two thirty four p m a call from fifteen thousand block off not road reported a large amount of trash had been dumped on the side of the road in two seeking medical treatment and two fifty four pm a caller reported possible theft of items while the caller was incarcerated and two fifty four pm a woman from twenty three thousand block of federally road reported for fifty three pm a woman from ten thousand block of greenwood road reported being attacked by her grandmother and her brother she sought treatment and did not want to press charges and five pm caller from mccourty road reported a possible animal arrested on suspicion of violating probation and about a city police department on tuesday two forty two p m caller reported a man made a shank and tried to assault his mother the i don't look who did not want medical attention and one am a caller from two hundred block of commercial street ported to dispute with the person screaming the second call was made at one eighteen and that's it for the blot of the day now another thanks from one of our underwriters who supports your only visual video news media in nevada county that's right it is g v t v news  in today's local news headlines excellent rating for grass valley police and turkey attorney appointed to court commissioner slot in today's first local story about trying to close to of the most glass valley residents gave a thumbs up to their public safety services though they remain concerned about drug and alcohol abuse drug and other drugs alcohol abuse and domestic bums according to a survey residents also asked for greater drug enforcement police patrols crime from prevention among criminal investigations and traffic enforcement and the survey showed and they tell their police force about the problem said police chief john foster who presented five instead surveyed to the public attitudes at tuesday night's city council meeting officers use a survey to make personal contact with residents and resolve problems foster told council members and he said working together really makes a difference nearly eighty five percent of one hundred seventeen people who filled out the annual survey gave the force an excellent or good rating foster reported among respondents nearly sixty three percent said drug abuse continues to be the city's most serious problem followed by  abuse thirty five percent which is another drug domestic violence thirty percent and burglary twenty six percent vandalism twenty one percent residents showed a growing concern about the alcohol abuse and domestic violence with more people ranking it as a top concern than last year this terrible information is an important aid to our department in determining how best to prioritize programs and services foster wrote in his report redevelopment area expanded into also tuesday council members and city staff held out hope that california legislators could yet decide to retain some of the form of a state wide framework for local redevelopment agencies even if the agency's called  were eliminated it would take ninety days to implement a state budget that would axe them city community development director joe hackle said with that time frame in mind city council members voted five zero to expand the city's redevelopment area to credited with building the east main street roundabout be to find downtown upgrading low income housing and setting aside more than five million dollars for a freeway interchange at dorsey drive by the way i'm doing this story twice because i think it's an important story did it yesterday to westfall is already a has been able to raise money by issuing bonds against future property tax income in the designated area have told council members also has a legal framework that allows it to buy land direct the clean of contaminated properties and spur affordable housing and work out partnerships spur economic growth with more ease and far the reach than the city hackle added legislators continue to haggle over the state budget which includes provisions to eliminate r d s governor nevada county superior court will be sworn in friday truckie attorney yvette derogate has been appointed as court commissioner and will take a bench monday to runs higher comes after former court commissioner b sky thompson was appointed to a vacant judge ship in december due to the retirement of judge c anders homer durand said she was genuinely very honored to be appointed and humbled to be selected as a court commissioner the commissioner deals primarily with family law which is what i've dealt with in my practice she said i have done some judge pro tem in filling in on temporary basis and i really enjoyed that i really enjoyed being on the bench i enjoyed my work in family law and this is  opportunity to continue working in family law arena dealing with people and ideally helping people who are going through difficult times in their life to rob will be covered in family law and child support cases in department five i think it takes a certain breed to enjoy family law drop saying there are a lot of attorneys who did some early on in their career and are happy to never have to do it again i've done it for eleven years so i am obviously not one of those i've always felt very fortunate in my practice i sincerely like to care about my clients and that's something i will miss i actually enjoy the diversity of issues you deal with in family law arena there's just a lot going on there i really enjoyed the personal nature if you will of that practice is a rino native whose family spent summers at the truckee cabin at their truckee cabin she received her bachelor's degree from university of nevada reno and her lot agree in one thousand nine hundred one from university of washington after practicing construction law in a seattle from for several years to run took a few years to travel around the western united states and canada durant's father was born in france and her mother in scotland and her mother worked for united airlines so the family travel frequently to europe when i decided to leave seattle i hadn't travelled much in the u s she said i wanted to take that opportunity i lived in telluride for a while and in sun valley for a while i also studied to get a license in both california and nevada moving back to truckee felt like a natural next step she added i love living in the mountains she said i came back not really sure what i was going to do after being here a year or so i realized i was going to stay long term and needed to get back into the career mode and get back to practicing law i think the draw for me was being near my family and certainly i have always loved this area having spent time in other areas i just felt at home here dropped practice real estate long nevada then worked as a personal injury defense attorney in turkey she opened her own private practice in two thousand primarily focused on family law and personal injury and we wish her well i just cable channel eleven and suddenly channel sixteen in truckee and all to see our eight a m three p m seven thirty p m monday through friday random saturdays and other times check the website schedule we are streamed daily on nevada county t v dot org