for fingerprints at the california department of justice crime laboratory tori in sacramento officials said gerald prosser was most likely killed only a matter of hours before deputies found his body obvious that rested arthur pro sixty five on tuesday on suspicion of his brother's murder the younger prosser remains in custody without bail at wayne brown correctional facility in nevada city ferguson said she would follow a murder charge against  prosecute this morning he will be arraigned immediately after charge charging at eight thirty a m in nevada county superior court investigators notified process family of the murder late tuesday the processors have a large extended family including eight siblings as many in laws and several children family members and member melanie prosser said relatives that were having a difficult to coping with the circumstances surrounding  family is having a very hard time as you can imagine melanie prosser said from her to the point home several where family members gathered wednesday his brother in law of the two men who lives in mid air and asked not to be named the brother in law said other family members told him that arthur prosser served in vietnam war and he was not the same afterwards so i come out of county superior court records reveal prosser was charged in november eleventh  saccharin attorney called the nevada county sheriff's office tuesday morning to say prosser was in her office and deputies should check on the record home she would not volunteer any more information about the death citing attorney client privilege she warned investigators who found a lot of blood at the scene arthur prosser clothes were allegedly splattered with blood tuesday prosser invoked his right to remain silent and would not volunteer any information about his brother's death and as an analysis around estate go over california's new budget to understand its fully its full ramifications wednesday and vatican administrators waited to see how it would affect county coffers county management and vernon said tuesday the county would lose about one hundred thousand dollars of four hundred fifty nine thousand it is expected to fund prop thirty six drug rehabilitation program other concerns about keeping funding for homeless adults transportation of juvenile offenders and adult protective services were expressed in a letter sent to governor schwarzenegger by the california state of counties earlier this summer but governor arnold schwarzenegger could blue rged not to use this blue pencil to eliminate funding for the programs and services provided by our counties said paul mcintosh c s sees executive director and statement to the press the governor has to go through the budget line by line said paul smith director of legislative affairs of the regional council of world counties a lobbying group based in sacramento we expect he'll sign it thursday or friday if there's nothing  alarmed about and in another story in north san juan man is scheduled for an arraignment this morning on felony charges of manufacturing concentrate of t h c possess marijuana posh no one is honey oil sheriff's deputies charpentier had a doctor's recommendation for marijuana she said but he allegedly had twenty more plants than a recommendation allowed investigators also located evidence that charpentier processed marijuana into a highly concentrated level of t h c similar to and possession of marijuana for sale he is scheduled to be arraigned today eight thirty a m today in nevada county superior court and helicopters or tankers and ground crews wednesday afternoon managed to beat down a one hundred percent contained was achieved at ten p m press reported the interchange fire started approximately one fifty p m wednesday near donner lake interchange and interstate eighty the highways westbound lanes initially closed down to the downed power line and the resulting fire the truckee doner public utility district employee said he treats women crew work for sierra pacific power on the utility lines dropped a limb on a wire which likely sparked the blaze while the farmer threatened to six thousand home talo down a subdivision no vacuum regions were ordered truckee police closed the subdivision to residents only after initial reports of spectators driving into th area to feed the fire for helicopters and six air tankers along with thirty five to fifty pieces of equipment and three hundred firefighters the battle of quitting to cal fires joanne cartel celie the fire meanwhile snow brush manzanita and mountain whites warn allow wildfires to spread more quickly the two thousand and three donna fire which burned up the hill from vista point off ramp on i eighty two the ridge near ski slope way was contained once it reached subdivision and the freeway going through areas with machines that chip all the brush and shrubs on the ground and then blow the chips back into the ground or the material poses lesser fire risk losing bulldozers to clear brush fire prone areas and then burning it in a controlled manner during favorable weather conditions working with top down or homeowners to help them make their own properties as fire safe as possible with programs such as free chipping brush and other yard waste may pose a fire danger free fire safety assessments and enforcement of fire safety codes as they pertain to break a lot adjacent to area homes for the last several years the donor program has operated with an annual budget of close to five hundred thousand dollars paid for by property owners in the subdivision in addition the forestry department has recently received two grants from the cal far fire suppression projects in the area that border government lands and we should be doing this all over  nevada county and anywhere else where there is forest fires six pm to ten p m monday through thursday for trying to drink and make lewd comments about teenage girls playing softball i love and thirty six am a woman called to report her ex hauserman is a pharmacist and may have been given his mother methadone and it may be killing her the elderly woman was located at a care facility in three hundred block of too risky drive the head nurse at the facility told police the woman's medication have not changed three nineteen p m police searched various residence in grass valley and that accounted probation officers and arrested thirty six year old woman on suspicion of violating probation at five thirty six p m a call from elizabeth daniels park the man was transported to hospital emergency room had eleven twenty two p m a caller from the store in one thousand block a certain way reported two people tried to steal captain morgan rum as they left they threw the bottles outside the store police arrested a man on suspicion of burglary and violating probation and on wednesday at twelve nineteen a m the woman called from the one hundred block of dorsey drive to report a woman but her and she wanted to press in a gray four runner were hitting their mailbox with a back turned beer bottles on auburn road police were unable to locate the four runner on wednesday seven twenty one a m a call from eleven thousand block of the newtown road reported his reported an elderly woman was locked out of her as a residence at eleven thousand block ridge road that the city police responded and far calls on wednesday nine forty a m call from the twenty thousand block of spring ranches road reported a person fell forty to forty five feet from a tree the fire department was notified  that's it for the blotter now for some around the world news in a speech before the veterans of foreign wars on wednesday president bush warned that withdrawal of u s troops from iraq would lead to bloodshed similar to what happened in southeast asia after vietnam war he referenced the killing fields in cambodia and reeducation camps in viet nam president bush said there was another prize to our withdrawal from vietnam and we can hear it in the words of the enemy we face in today's struggle those who came to our soil and killed thousands of citizens on september eleventh two thousand and one in an interview with a pakistani newspaper after the nine eleven attacks and some of bin ladin declared that the american people had risen against their government's war in vietnam and they must do the same today which is peach appears to be part of a coordinated white house effort to bolster support for the war ahead of the debate on capitol hill in september well bush was speaking in kansas city a newly formed organization called freedom's watch launched a months long fifteen million dollars pro war advertising campaign to group described its efforts as grassroots campaign but it is being led in part by president bush's former spokesperson ari fleischer in an interview yesterday fleischer said there's been a three year silence from the conservatives and others who believe in peace through streng the calvary is coming we're going to get help help to get the message out the first ad by freedom's watch tax on nine eleven to the war in iraq freedom watch this ad says congress was right to vote to fight terrorism in iraq and afghanistan are relisted after nine eleven because i don't want my sons to see what i saw i want them to be free and safe i want i know that what i lost i also know that if we pull out now everything i've given  attack us and they will again they won't stop in iraq we're winning on the ground and making real progress it's not done to quit it's no time for politics meanwhile in iraq prime minister nouri how my lackey splashed out critics on wednesday during a stop in syria said u s politicians have no right to impose timetables on his elected government and that his country can find friends elsewhere comments came two days after senator carl levin called for his ouster said we do suffer from such comments however they often reflect a certain discomfort maybe this person who made a statement yesterday is upset by the nature of our visit to syria because of his statements do not concern us a lot what concerns us is our democratic experiment and inherent to the constitution we will find many in the region and around the world who will support us in our endeavor to you senator hillary clinton joined eleven in calling maliki's to be removed from office clinton said i share senator levin's hope that the iraqi parliament will replace prime minister maliki with a less deep and more unified figure when it returns in a few weeks while the website iraq reports republican lobbyist would close ties to the bush administration we are now aided in supporting the efforts of possible replacement for al maliki former iraqi internal prime minister  iran within the next six months there were an article in this week's time magazine in which he's an unnamed bush administration official saying there will be an attack on iran on wednesday former u n ambassador john bolton told fox news  tax will happen john bolton said absolutely i hope iran understands that we are very serious that we are determined they are not going to get a nuclear weapon capability unless they change the strategic decision they've been pursuing for the close to twenty years that that something they better factor into their calculations john bolton is preparing a release of a new book titled surrender is not an option the bush administration plan to conduct domestic surveillance by using spy satellites is facing opposition in capitol hill house homeland security committee chair bennie thompson has warned the department of homeland security that congress plans to closely oversee the program the wall street journal recently reported that the director of national intelligence michael mcconnell has greatly expanded the range of federal and local authorities who can get access to information from the nation's fast network of spi satellites according to the officials spy satellites will be used in part to monitor the nation's borders into federal and local law enforcement agencies access to the high tech surveillance tools but for the first time a lot of home security and law enforcement officials can see real time high resolution images and data experts say there is effectively no legal framework governing their domestic use raising concerns from privacy advocates that america as americans could be subject to want was surveillance from space and environmental news the new york times is reporting the bush administration plans to issue new regulations to allow the expansion of the controversial coal mining practice known as appalachians and in burma police and pro government supporters have shut down another pro democracy protests according to the news reports about forty demonstrators mostly members of the national league for democracy attempted to defy burma's military junk by marching in raglan earlier today the activists marched for two miles but then the demonstration was stopped far with the protest leaders were arrested this marks the third public protest in burma since sunday against rising fuel costs earlier in the week police arrested twenty four other pro democracy activists human rights watch slander burma's military judge for the arrests saying the crackdown was a violation of fundamental rights of assembly this week's protests are among the largest seen in burma since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight when the army killed an estimated three thousand people in an effort to put down anti government demonstrations and the state of texas executed johnny rate connor last night by lethal injection conner became the four hundred person to be executed in texas since the state resumed capital punishment in one nine hundred eighty two texas is planning to execute he told her i love you even though i know you don't know me i ask you for one day for your heart to forgive me but it's happening to me is just in the system has ro and out of atlanta and i begged pants that show boxer shorts were thongs would be illegal under proposed amendment to atlanta's indecently indecency laws demanded sponsored by the city council man martin states that sagging pants are an epidemic that is becoming a major concern around the country do children see it and want to adopt it thinking it's the thing martin said wednesday i don't want young people to thinking that half dressed is the way to go i want them to think about their future the proposed ordinance but also bar women from showing the strap to strap a lot throng beneath their pimps they could watching that created dress code would not survive a court challenge she said the law could not be enforced in and nondiscriminatory rape because it targets something that came out of the black youths culture this is a racial profiling bil proposal will get its first public airing next tuesday in the city council's public safety committee the purpose of the paper is to generate some conversation to see if we can find a solution martin said it will be like all the discussions we've had around the value of hip hop culture we know there is a first amendment issue and some will say i'm just trying to put young black man in jail but it's going to be fines ok to johnson and atlanta mother of fourteen year old girl said she is glad martin introduced the proposal she does not want to see a law against clothing but she thinks teenagers are sending a message with a way of dressing that is based on jailhouse behavior atlanta would not be the first city to recent ones i'm just wondering what would happen back in the seventies when people were wearing bell bottoms and now for our weather report sunny and hot today w one hundred southwest winds at ten mph tomorrow and saturday it will be sunny and continued hot with highs a near one hundred slightly cooler weather sunday was high