in today's first story the fourteen year old victim of jonathan rodriguez's sexual assault trial spent thursday morning recounting her ordeal becoming teary times thought it was going to break me and no one was going to come and save me she told the jury the girl who was babysitting five other children the day of the alleged attack described the sequence of events that had rodriguez moving her from room to room parent lee in an attempt to avoid to scrutiny of other children in the house she made repeated attempts to convince rodriguez to leave she said telling him he was a good person who is making a bad choice i was trying to keep calm trying to keep myself calm she said she said brodrick grace had told her his name was my can gauge her in conversation about school and other topics but at some point she said he became increasingly agitated threatening her with a folding knife rodriguez accused of sexually assaulting the grass valley girl in june two thousand and eight is facing charges of and another story written by michel rebels who never had a county narcotics task force found more than one hundred thousand dollars in cash and high powered weapons early thursday while searching a property in twenty eight thousand block of highway forty nine in north san juan sheriff's officials said and loaded guns pay zero sheets sixty pounds of trimmed marijuana prescription medications packaging materials so aside from mushrooms a digital scale and people who were getting paid to trim pot two people were arrested wednesday after investigators arrived to search the property property owner clifford young sixty nine and his common law wife kathleen docs that are fifty three were booked into a county jail on numerous drug related charges late wednesday jail records show this thing just keeps getting bigger and bigger powell said several years have passed since the thirty's have busted a meth manufacturing operation in the area he added he emphasized that county narcotics officials are not concerned with backyard marijuana growers we're interested in people with these commercial operations and public and private lands who pose a threat to neighbors and recreations nests who may stumble upon their fields a story written by dave muller a strange smell that caused by irritations forced evacuation of syria's central credit union this was friday morning after about two hours but the facilities was reopened for business in about a county environmental bad light ballast in the office no other businesses were affected they all remained open in the structure at brunswick plaza shopping center on sutton way some people smelled it late yesterday and when they came in this morning we could really smell it sallust said causing the trio to call the fire department and evacuate some people said it was a chemical smell and some said it smelled like burning wiring so i'll send her to employees were okayed at the scene but  had stolen from them earlier in the day he had returned in attempted to run out with a beer he was arrested and booked on burglary charges ten forty four am call from one hundred block south sovereign street reported medications was stolen from a vehicle him up suspect was advised not to return to the business for fifty six p m caller reported a blue chevy truck with trash in the back had been on the one hundred block of block to you drive for about four years police initiated abandoned vehicle proceedings maximum maxima who had poured it into a cup and was going to drive off the caller later said they confiscated alcohol and the cop two twenty four p m call reporting an older woman driving a buick was working on the road on west bound east main street and three fifty eight p m call from prosperity lanes in anderson street reported a man who was taking money from a tip jar caller confronted the man who returned the money and at four o two p m callers from two callers from two hundred block a dirty drive reported middle age man who was exposing himself he was cited for indecent exposure and public intoxication for a four p m person reported theft of oxycontin but left the police department before the report could be taken four fifty two p m caller from sierra found a county sheriff's office on tuesday eight fifty three a m highway patrol officers requested assistance of road rage incident at eleven thousand block a second more court that involved damage to  a male subject in the area yelling i'm going to kill you i'm going to kill you and at four fifty six callers to callers from sixteen thousand block the airport road reported hearing shots from the airport property and suspected a high powered rifle and administration is downplaying hopes for reaching a global climate change treaty have to world summit in copenhagen next month on wednesday's state department climate change envoy todd stern said nations are unlikely to reach a deal in copenhagen and should aim for agreement in the following months during secretary general ban ki moon has warned against a delayed a climate against delaying a climate treaty so did the urgent need to begin cutting greenhouse gas emissions to avoid environmental catastrophe climate negotiators are currently meeting in spain in advance of the copenhagen talks on tuesday delegates from the african bloc walked out of the negotiations saying their concern had gone ignored the african countries said they would refuse to participate and tell richer nations agreed to consider making larger emission cuts the united nations general knighted nations general assembly is expected to endorse a un inquiry that found is really committed war crimes in its assault gaza strip headed by the south african jurist richard goldstone inquiry also accuses hamas of war crimes and urged both sides to investigate the charges or face international prosecution i want to see the general assembly open debate on a non binding measure to endorse a report palestinian representative to the un riyad mansour said the general assembly indorsement would help bring justice to palestinian victims of the israeli attack on gaza he also said there is no doubt that the high human to human rights council indorsement out to goldstone report and it recommendations constitute a significant step towards and an insidious culture of impunity that has so far long prevailed and towards ensuring accountability for the probe to ation of crimes and ensuring justice for the palestinian people who have palestinian negotiator saeed erica said israel's insistence on returning large swaths of the west bank would make a separate palestinian state impossible and said then maybe it's the moment of truth for the palestinian leadership for abu mazin who has done nothing in his life but to pursue the two state solution to come his his moment of truth and tell his people the truth that the continuation of settlement activities the two state solution is no longer an option palestinians should refocus their attention on that one state solution where muslims jews and christians can live as equals this is very serious this is a moment of truth for us as erick and spoke secretary of state hillary clinton continued her biddies tour in egypt clinton has faced widespread criticism from arab countries and we have a very firm belief that and in all settlement activity current and future would be preferable and that what we have put forth and that is what we have continued to support what we have received from israelis to halt all new settlement activity and i repeated again to halt all new settlement activity and to end acts proposed pro per ten how the ladder if you know permits or approvals is unprecedented it is not what we prefer but because we would like to see everything and it forever but it is something that i think shows at least a positive movement toward the final status issues be addressed mouthfull in iraq the oil giants exxon and mobil and royal dutch shell have been awarded clarify its position on his reinstatement in advance of elections scheduled for the end of the month so as request came after assistant secretary of state thomas shannon said the u s would recognize the elections even if honduran lawmakers reject last week's deal to restore so they had to office back in the united states prosecutors have dropped charges against two new york based activists arrest for using the social networking site twitter to spread information about police actions during their so temper g twenty protests in pittsburgh elliot madison and michael walsh later were arrested in their pittsburgh hotel room the f b i agents later rated madison's home in queens two are believed to be the first actress to be charged criminally for sending information electronically to prod protesters about the police in the united states although the case has been dropped prosecutors say they're awaiting the outcome of the further investigative activities that could result in new charges you can go to the website at demo not in a democracy now dot org for an interview with  madison about the days after his arrest new jersey is facing a looming battle over gay marriage the outgoing governor jon cordes seen has said he would sign a gay marriage bill but the governor elect republican chris christie christie defeated corazon and to see selection gay marriage advocates are urging state lawmakers to approve the bill before christie takes office christie says he would support a state constitutional amendment to overturn gay marriage if that were to occur president o a is expected to host a gathering of leaders of nations five hundred sixty four federally recognized tribes later this was on friday the white house tribe nations conference will be the first such meeting in fifteen years six cabinet secretaries are also expected to attend and in our late breaking local story he slew the victim a cordless phone and the proximity of alleged thieves to the scene of the crime ended in the arrest of three a cordless telephone base that had become separate from its handset the victim realized he still had a dial tone so the phone base had to be close by it cordless phone base will only cover a certain distance the homeowner savvy enough to realize that if the phone base were plugged in it would show the phone number of whoever had taken it she explained he called a family member and asked her what phone number do you see he said he gave the number to the sheriff's office and they were able to locate the address sheriff's deputies served a search warrant on a home also was in the seventeen thousand block of lake forest drive thursday night where they allegedly found some of the stolen property in a quantity of marijuana another burglar lower cofactor road allegedly was caught in the act thursday a woman in the fourteen thousand block of brooks road called nine one one at eleven forty three a m to report she interrupted a burglary in progress he was in the house and was holding property in his hand he which was in full foreclosure had been abandoned finn allegedly took out into including an armoire plot to prance utensils to sailor telephones d v d player flat screen television a mere motorcycle leathers electric toothbrushes and seven hundred forty dollars in cash the homeowner told deputies she might not she might have been burglarized before because she had noticed items missing did not follow report then remained in jail in lieu of a twenty five thousand dollars bail and no