emotions plenty of mischief caused by the snow but before these stories you read t v news would like to thank our underwriter deli catering company has brought its delicious food and service downtown grass hi my name is alex and welcome to the nevada county mom we're bringing the community to you and a revolutionary way to save you time money and gas before we know it can be frustrating driving all around town spending time on the the style of shoes that you had in mind and find out who has the best sale on back to school gear all in one place and it only takes minutes  showers are only expected to bring another inch of accumulation to the snowfall which range from one foot deep in cedar ridge to two inches north in one after sunday and monday and monday storms busy p g and e crews were restoring power piecemeal through monday and brought electricity back to ninety two hundred customers by late in the day crews were busy clearing snow a lot and trees that had fallen into power lines once until the union the original outage knocked out service to eleven thousand two hundred homes there were thirty outages initially impacting sixty five hundred customers ingress valley and fifteen outages and about the city effecting forty seven hundred users the largest part of the outage was east of brunswick road along better lover kept road and red roads once and said he urged caution when dealing with fallen power lines remember that downed lines could be energized if you see them call nine one one immediately swanson said they could be hidden in a downed tree or snow so be alert all area schools were closed monday to find out if schools closed or not see the union's a web site the union dot com for more information chain controls were in effect on monday and highway twenty from the highway forty nine junction interstate eighty in sierra according to the california highway patrol i had chain controls from applegate to the nevada state line and highway forty nine had chain controls from about four miles north of kansas bill through downieville to plumas counties line chain controls can be imposed on highways during snowstorms to find out which highways are treacherous today travelers call the c h p road conditions at eight hundred forty seven seven six two the monday morning commute in the western nevada county saw no major accidents according to the c h p website but several hazards were reported with be equal stuck or off the roadway during the day they included at one twenty seven p m a vehicle sk road near lorry drive one of six pm two vehicles were blocking highway twenty near the white cloud camp graham a non injury collision was reported at eleven thirteen a m on i who marilyn rode madrone forest drive the crash because the c h p two asked for in about a county road department to put sand down on the steep and slippery hill there another non injury collision occurred at nine thirty am in alton c or drive at little valley road with a pick up truck ending up on its side another wreck with no one hurt happened at ten o nine a m when a vehicle slid off highway forty nine just north of summit hill road at the center the road center was open money monday but a regularly scheduled meeting of assessment appeals board was cancelled about eight inches of snow had fallen from sunday to monday in mid grass valley where the gauge measured the wet snow at one point nine inches of water a hard freeze is possible to and wednesday morning as skies clear and overnight temperatures remain in the anees the weather service said temperatures are not expected to climb above the mid forty's though through saturday rain showers are predicted for the foothills wednesday through friday night with snow in the higher elevations ski resorts and donner pass the lake tahoe reported in additional two feet of snow and this were open and operating sergeant shannon moon was promoted to lieutenant monday at the root cent becoming the first female lieutenant in county in the county sheriff's office history moon is the first female lieutenant in any law enforcement agency in the county according to the sheriff's office she is an eighteen year veteran with the department in addition lieutenant frank kohler will be promoted to captain and will be assigned to the wayne brown correctional facility kohler has worked for the sheriff's office for twenty eight years detective elisa milhouse also is being promoted to sergeant she will be assigned to patrol milhouse has worked for the sheriff's office for nine years new workers being sworn in are nicole little deputy matthew  the snow there are plenty of reports monday of kids who were home because school is canceled throwing snowballs at houses people and vehicles as well as other snow related mischief at eleven o six a from the three hundred block of pleasant street in grass valley reported two juveniles tried to steal a sled a color reported juveniles on the kidder mansion property throwing snowballs at twelve thirty one p m a caller from highway one seventy four reported someone in a tan ford taurus was throwing snowballs a caller from a three hundred block of horizon circle in grass valley reported kids were throwing snowballs at their house and would not stop a caller from the twelve thousand block of rough and ready highway reported juveniles were throwing snowballs at moving vehicles just before fo that's right it's time for the police blotter to pictures in a blotter not from these actual events but used for visual aid only police department on sunday ten fifty three am a caller from a business and one hundred block of neal street reported a crane worth two hundred dollars was strong eighteen p m a car from turner block a south church street reported two men in their teens or late twenty's early or late twenty's were banging on the windows and trying to open a five forty seven pm a call from chaplin mill street porter toyota camry slid down the hill so it's a four pm multiple colleges reported in the empire and south auckland streets sand was requested six twenty five p m a caller from west maine and alter street reported three cars slid sideways six reported a car hit a parked truck eleven eighteen p m a woman from following a black or white in street reported hearing someone scream and say no about five times love forty p m demand to our block a depot street reported his neighbors party assault disturbing the peace juvenile was arrested on suspicion of being drunk at public battery and vandalism and released to a parent and i want to wait i am a caller from the gas station on brunswick drive reported to fuel truck jackknifed in the lot at five forty six am a caller from pleasant high street reported it three in the road and about a county sheriff's office on sunday night twenty one am a man from sixteen thousand block of clover valley road reported assault threats and it ten twenty six am a woman from the ten thousand block of corner for lane reported two vehicles broken into the night before then fifty three am i one from twelve thousand block of rainbow road reported vandalism to mailboxes down the was going up and down the hallway yelling and cussing another woman called a day or two p m to report a man who didn't fight himself as a landlord tried to physically remove her from the shower her boyfriend went to the landlord's residence got into an argument with him three the tactics that were used against sheikh mohammed and dick cheney responded i was aware of the program certainly and involved in helping get the process clear that is the agency in effect came in and wanted to know what they could and couldn't do and they talked to me as well as others to explain why they wanted what they wanted to do and i supported it there was a period of time there three or four years ago when about half of everything we knew about al qaeda came from one source so it's been a remarkably successful effort i think the results speak for a practice widely viewed as a form of torture jonathan karl asking and chaos am one of those tactics of course widely reported was waterboarding and it seemed to be a tactic we no longer use even that you think was appropriate and dick cheney responded i do during the same interview cheney said the u s military prison at guantanamo should remain open indefinitely and the international federation of journalists has called on the iraqi government to release their iraqi internal bleeding as well as an eye injury earlier today i was i there was handed over to the iraqi military command in baghdad has become a folk hero in many parts of the arab world demonstrations have been held across the region calling for his release in iraq  protesters rallied in baghdad and new job al alley how husseini said we call on him bush to get out we also call for the immediate pullout of the occupation forces from urban development donovan is currently the head of new york city's department of housing housing preservation and development new models chicago school superintendent arne don't duncan has emerged as obama's choice to become secretary of education in colorado senator been brought now beyond that but we have said in a statement today we are prepared to release the findings of the revealed that had been done which are thorough and comprehensive the u s attorney's office asked us to hold off releasing those for a week so i would ask for your patience because i do not want to interfere with an ongoing investigation here and there in new york since i'm not really there caroline kennedy the daughter of president kennedy has begun privately campaigning to see selected to be selected to fill hillary clinton seat in the senate israeli government has expelled a u n human rights envoy after detaining him in tel aviv airport for more than twenty hours they're on board richard falk serves as a un special rapporteur on human rights in the palestinian territories south africa or as they are released over two hundred twenty palestinian prisoners on monday most of the prisoners were members of mahmoud abbas fatah backing israel still holds about levon thousand palestinian prisoners and in south africa breakaway members of the african national congress have a nationally banking and traffic worlds madoff was arrested last week on fraud charges admitted in running a pyramid scheme that scammed investors out of an estimated fifty billion dollars fraud would be bigger than it and ron scandal of two thousand and one several nonprofit foundations are being forced to close because they're tearing down and have been wiped out one victim is the new york based g j e h t foundation which has dedicated to electoral reform and improving criminal justice the foundation responded work at the innocence project human rights watch and very institution of justice and attorney mark mahal and said our sense of it at this point is that it's bigger than enron we think that ripple effect we think in indirect investor losses we think of the impact of the financial community is ultimately going to be bigger than iraq this is staggering it's extraordinary it's breathtaking and it has happened here for decades going to dinard el madoff investment securities has been one of the top market maker firms in wall street on old video of matter of has come to light where he told an audience it's tough to scrutinize he had said in today's regulatory environment it's virtually impossible to inviolate rules this is something the public really doesn't understand and if you read things in a newspaper and you see somebody you know violate a rule you say well you know they're always doing this but it's impossible for you to go for violation to go undetected certainly not for a considerable period of time that's gaiters now accuse bernard madoff of using just that of doing just that on capitol hill democrats have attempted to distance themselves from madoff who has donated over one hundred fifty thousand to democratic politicians and party committees over the past decades democrat senators charles schumer of new york and frank lautenberg of new jersey announced they would shed campaign video of the incident was posted on you tube and was viewed through by over one million times a new york governor david paterson has criticized saturday night live for going too far in its portrayal of illegal blind governor over the weekend actor fred armisen portrayed paterson in  repeatedly mocked his blindness paterson spokesperson risa heller said the governor gauges in humor all the time and you can certainly take a joke over this particular saturday night live skit unfortunately chose to ridicule people with physical disabilities and imply that disabled people are incapable of having jobs with serious responsibilities and was out of los angeles a court document filed by peter fox daughter says the emmy winning actor is suffering from alzheimer's disease catherine thought because she could court approval for hundred fifty nine in one nine hundred sixty the petition filed friday in los angeles superior court states falk lives in beverly hills with his wife and recently had hip surgery and requires constant care if phone message left for folks manager was not immediately returned on tuesday and the nation's first near total face transplant has been done on a woman at the cleveland clinic the hospital now is tuesday reconstructive surgeon dr mary urrea so now replaced nearly all of a woman's face eighty percent of that of the dead donor in an operation a couple weeks ago the patient's name and age are not have not been released the hospital plans a news conference wednesday and would not give details until then the world's first partial face transplant occurred in france three years ago on a woman who had been mauled by a dog two others have been announced since then his chinese farmer attacked by a bear and a european man disfigured by genetic condition the nature of the injuries or disfigurement that prompted the cleveland cases and are not yet known such trauma transplants are controversial because they are aimed at improving the patient's quality of life rather than saving it and require recipients to take immune suppressing drugs for the rest of their life it's very important what kind of reese recipient they selected and how great the need was said dr bowden monarch a surgeon at harvard affiliated brigham and women's hospital in boston which plans to offer a face transplants to there are patients who can benefit tremendously from this he said it's great that it happened it is a major move forward hopefully it will open the door both to the public and the centers wanting to offer such transplants burn and severe trauma patients have long needed better options but the ethics aren't really controversial for face transplants said dr jeffrey guy director of the burn center in vanderbilt university for the doctors in cleveland the task now is balancing two medical risks the need to give strong immune suppression drugs to prevent rejection and managing the risk of infection increased by taking such medicines rejection is a possibility whenever someone receives an organ ourselves from someone else because the bottom regards this is foreign tissue two types of problems can result the first is graft versus host disease which happens at the new page of tissue were to attack the body of the recipient the hos situation called acute rejection or chronic low level rejection can set in and slowly undermine the recipient's health and there you have it today for our world news thanks for watching