hi my name is alex and welcome to the nevada county mall we're bringing the community to you and a revolutionary way to save you time money and before we know it can be frustrating driving all around town spending time on the held in concert with law enforcement is aimed at curbing the increase in prescription drug abuse the hope is that the disposal centers will make the drugs less readily available for the drug abuse this gave us the opportunity to educate the community the increasing problems with prescription drug abuse among the youth and the negative effects the improper or improper disposal poses on the environment said touching my own program manager for the coalition among young people in just twelve to seventeen prescription drugs have become the second most abuse illegal drug behind marijuana according to the office of national drug control policy the majority of teens who abuse prescription drugs get them easily and for free primarily from friends and relatives said the agency the local collection was in front of a long struggle stores in the south county and in truckee on nov eighth the drop off also was sponsored by nevada county cycles and town of trekkie recycling another collection is planned early in this in two thousand and nine said my similar programs are gaining momentum throughout the nation the absence of a horse drawn carriage in downtown nevada city this month is causing disappointment but the new operator is promising to become more visible starting sunday in august the city council awarded tatum of west sacramento based classic coach service an exclusive franchise in return for a thousand dollars yearly payment but coach has been scarce it's the holidays and that's when people like reading the carriages said kathy will see executive manager of the nevada city chamber of commerce will see had a hard time reaching tatum as well as adding the anxiety since th a victorian christmas celebration begins wednesday no rides were offered on thanksgiving day or friday i have had a disappointing start because my horse didn't want to go up the hills tatum told the union he seems cared should return to the foot of the broad street on sunday when new horse shoes on the animal are put on as well as with other horses tatum also will subcontract some writers to day version of the city who clean the streets for years and his horse drawn carriage before he decided to call it quits a year ago we're getting twenty calls a week for carriage rides but we can't do it said virgin referring to exclusive deal with tatum the coach is stationed in the front of the national hotel at the foot of broad street i saw a couple weeks ago and i have and i haven't seen it since said national hotel owner tom coleman tatum also offers rides and old sacramento a spokeswoman for the visitors center and old sacramento said friday she had seen the head of the horse drawn carriage is operating but not tatum i had an incident with an intoxicated writer there and he broke the top of my carriage putting it out of commission tatum said she's going to get the historic downtown for twenty years before vernon decided to call it quits the board of theatre company has set a special meaning for next thursday to decide whether to shut down on december twenty ninth and like go of its ten workers a probable scenario if it can get commitments to receive nearly one hundred thousand dollars by the us in the future of the thirty two year old downtown about a city institution the county's only resident professional theatre has been in doubt since its financial problems came to light in august raise enough money to finish the two thousand and eight season for his two thousand and nine season remains in doubt it's going to be another hail mary pass said board of president lower robertson we can't put off a decision any further an august foothill medicine short term goal raising ninety thousand in one month if it can't raise the money for hill would close the day after its last performance of the little woman and hope to come back in two thousand and ten when the economy rebounds robertson said foothill has raised forty seven thousand dollars toward the one hundred forty five thousand needed by the years in the donations have come from fundraisers including a costume shop sale at the miners foundry a local perience by playwright and golden pond and a campaign to raise ninety nine dollars from up to a thousand people hill has three productions left this year hamlet playing through november twenty third little woman playing through november twentieth artistic staff members after bringing babies into the world for three hundred families in the western nevada county for a decade certified nurse midwife needle law has closed her home birth practice in grass valley being on call twenty four seven including while on ski trips or dining out with her husband has grown too exhausting for a lot who plans to go to work as a labor nurse at sutter faith hospital at any moment you could potentially be dealing with a life threatening position in five minutes so you couldn't relax a lot only people who have been on call understand it as only as the only certified nurse midwife practicing in the about a county her departure leaves a void in the child birthing choices for a local woman a certified nurse midwife is a happy medium between obstetricians and licensed midwives being certified is also more widely accepted by insurance companies a lot said there's a big gap between them said lot sipping tea in her home office formerly the in home birth center a cozy room where many women have given birth to children on a fold out sofa i've always thought you should take the best of both worlds adorning the room's hallway or dozens of photographs of flesh looking women gazing with tremendous smiles at their newborns at their breasts as early as sixteen lott said she knew she wanted to bring babies into the world i was glad i did it healing of past issues minimum visits lasted forty five minutes and cared for women and babies until six weeks after birth there's actually a very deep bonds that get for it she said i felt we were working to protect the  birth many of those relationships continued long after childbirth and lot has watched those babies she's helped bring into the world grow up into healthy children some of her clients are preparing a community gathering for her at the start of the new year some people think of me as an auxiliary part of the family she said i'm glad i created a container to have see childbirth i pod twelve dollars in cash or possibly digital camera or missy ten forty nine am a nine one one transfer call from california highway patrol advised of a woman and a dog who were hit by a man who was later arrested and booked for spousal abuse  butler street a green honda civic one subject was torn and a joint shirt from the assault on one caller also reported witnessing it saturday nine forty nine am a caller from three hundred block of north star place reported  suspect vehicle in an effort to stop the driver and at one o seven p m a call from the six hundred block of colton way reported an unfamiliar field parked in a never heard a man sitting in front of the seat wearing his sweatshirt hood pulled over his head after contactors made the man told was told the police he wanted to quiet time from away from his family would move on and then he did a little rap song four fourteen p m a man from eight hundred block annex avenue reporters doctors attacked by white dogs it twenty two pistol taken from victim and west main street area at eleven p m a caller from the grocery store reported a man and woman between the ages of eighteen and twenty took a pregnancy test and used it at the business nineteen p m a caller from east main stre reported a woman screaming and yelling and sunday one twenty four a m a call from one hundred block of catherine lane reporting hearing yelling and breaking glass as to seeing a man advised police that his girlfriend is going crazy and throwing his plowing into outside and the data county sheriff's office on friday seven thirty two a m if you call from a sixteen thousand block of view when court  road reported having a verbal fight with the subject and at twelve thirty nine p m a call from a valid view brode reported her cat was shot and at four o six p m the caller from sixty thousand block of alexand way reported a large dog caught a fence and a four forty three p m a man from ten thousand block of carriage road reported his landlord threatened to turn off as well water supply the landlord said the man was not supposed to be staying there and he had moved twenty four horses onto the property and  forty four p m a man called from nine one one from the ten thousand block of south ponderosa wait to report a subject and beat him up six fifty three p m a caller from ten thousand block of will with court requested welfare check on a woman who left emergency room after threatening to harm her six month old baby herself and others call it believe the woman was driving seven eighteen p m a report from caller ten thousand block a rough and ready highway over robbery and assault on a main street two juveniles were reported to have left on foot in the night one forty one a m call from twenty thousand block of meyers road reported loud party eight to ten juvenile supervising the burning of a field and some thirty nine a m a call from the sixteen thousand block of john eric it for all four pm a man from thirteen thousand block a banner level cap wrote reported that his house had been eight and a four forty six p m a juvenile from ten thousand block of broken open court reported to report the child's parents were fighting and it for fifty seven p m a call from the fifteen thousand block a little valley road reported property in vandalized by paint balls and its seven fifty seven pm a nine one one call from thirteen hundred block of gold and way reported karen a man yell for help and may have fallen off a roof and eight fifty three p parent from twenty three thousand block a hickory way reported fourteen year old daughter who received a phone call from an unknown subject who asked her to come outside to the sixteenth green of the golf course the person told the girl they would beat her up if she declined to meet like a and sent out extra patrols and at eleven thirty four pm a call from green horn creek area reported hearing a large amount of had terrorist attacks before also but this attack was different it was in fact a highly trained and well armed terrorist targeting our largest city and the guardian newspaper reports the indian government has raised its security country's security to a war level saying it had certain proof pakistan linked to the month by attack india official news agency is reporting that the government has considered suspending a four year old peace process with pakistan pakistan's government condemned among by assault as a barbaric act of terrorism and denying involvement some indian officials have blamed the attack on a militant group lashkar e tayyaba which has longstanding relationships with pakistan's security establishment indian author a new age girl appearing on c n n said u s foreign policy in the region had radicalized many of the region he also said what we have seen in mumbai has been brewing for a long time in the war in terrorism an attack on iraq compound of their situation what we call collateral damage and now is going wrong people to actually turns moderates into extremists and that information then gets organized in appears as this disaster in bombay now the worst thing that could happen there is a black glass on the muslims from the fundamentalist hindus in india which then p inflammation will create more information iraq's parliament has approved a landmark security pact with the united states approves the way for the u s forces to withdraw by the end of twenty eleven the deal could mark the beginning of the end of the u s military presence in iraq th began in two thousand and three invasion security pact has been opposed by the shiite cleric mocked are also order and some sunni groups in part because it allows u s forces to remain on another three years and for another three years in a compromise lawmakers agreed to hold a national referendum on a security pact in july iraqi prime minister nouri al maliki described the pact as one of the best achievements that will help recover iraq's sovereignty he also said we have achieved one of our greatest achievements by side in agreement with all of foreign forces from iraq will this be yesterday when you see this he is also expected to name retired general james jones to the national security advisor announce that robert gates will remain a secretary of defense joins us the former commander of nato century tar and he has served in the boards of chevron and boeing has also announced eric holder for attorney general janet nepal now paula teano for secretary of homeland security and susan rice to become ambassador to the united nations on wednesday obama defended his decision to surround himself with many former clinton administration officials and other washington insiders despite campaigning on a message of change president elect barack obama said what we are going to do is combine experience with fresh thinking but understand where that vision for the change comes from first and foremost comes from me that's my job is to provide a vision in terms of where we are going and to make sure then that my team is implementing the washington post reports u s military expects stationed twenty thousand uniformed troops inside the united states by two thousand and eleven to help state local officials responded with just in homeland security the pentagon plans to call for three rapid reaction forces to be ready to emergency responses by september two thousand and eleven the first forty seven hundred person you not build around an active duty combat brigade based in fort stewart georgia is already available to be deployed domestically and in that jury or over four hundred people died in the city of jost after clashes between christians and muslims followed a disputed local election the red cross estimates seven thousand people have fled their homes churches and most mosques were reportedly burnt to the ground during the fighting and they not new york times reports the labor department is race racing to complete the new rule that would make it much harder officials and labor unions said the rule would delay need needed protection for workers resulting in additional deaths and illnesses the rule change by has been strenuously opposed by president elect barack obama on the new labor department proposal is a one in about twenty how the contentious rules the bush administration is planning to issue in its final weeks and u s war resister who fought in iraq has applied for asylum in germany saying that iraq war was illegal he could not support the handiest acts taking place and shepherd has been living in germany since going to a o l a wall last year on thursday sheppard said when i read and heard about people being ripped to shreds for machine guns or being blown to bits by hellfire missiles i began to feel ashamed about what i was doing i could not in good conscience continue to serve anders sheppard is believed to be the second u s soldier to seek asylum in germany since the start of the iraq war and in long island new york a worker in wal mart died after being trampled to death by stampede of shoppers on friday  traditional first day of the holiday shopping system the third for your season with thirty four year old joe di maggio the moore was killed after a crowd of two thousand broke down a store doors and ran over him shortly before the store scheduled five am opening for shoppers who were injured in a stampede including a pregnant woman and this account of police are trying to determine what happened during the stampede but said it was unclear if there would be any criminal charges shoppers at wal mart described a chaotic scene in a store lisa well occurred said it was mayhem it was ma'am it was a real mob it was a real mob and i was on the line and about ten minutes to four so there was at least four or five thousand before i had even got there so i think that people were anxious i'm going to get in i'm going to get in i'm going to get in and i don't think that security they had enough to calm the crowd to make the crowd feel like you're going to get your turn to which state and massachusetts members of the united nations american indians of new england held a protest on thursday to mark the national day of mourning the day it was served by