spread to iraq and sudan special year won't seek another presidential term and house ok sixty one billion dollars in cuts planned parenthood and c p s be targeting an eighty accused of killing sixty four afghan civilians and report says u s drone strikes killed just two high value targets and twenty ten pennsylvania judge convicted in kids for cash scheme in today's world news headlines human rights watch reporting at least three hundred thirty two people have been killed in libya and a massive government crackdown on pro democracy activists despite the violence protest against forty two year reign  pressure that gadhafi government you hear the gory a demonstrator said all we need is for the american government to ask him to stop he will listen when he knows there will be pressure and international pressure he will stop he needs to understand enough bloodshed there's kids babies women old people are dying every day by its bullets enough is enough oh and since the story now in new reports are that he might have already left so it could have to be might have skipped town in bahrain protesters several want to symbolic victory to reclaiming a key public square in the capital city of manama where four protesters were killed by riot police last week thousands of protesters now camped out at the pearl roundabout following days of violence by the u s backed regime the new york times reports  rain forces fired on hundreds of funeral goers from a helicopter and security forces on the ground fired on ambulances that tried to help the wounded one of the protesters so we will stay until we achieve our demands we are here this is our country but we will stay here if they hit us we will stay here we want to achieve the national unity of bahrain and we will insist on our demands until we achieve all of them and united states democratic senator patrick leahy of vermont has asked the state department to review u s military aid to bering following last week's bloody crackdown u s law prohibits aid to military or security units that engage in human rights abuses protests at least twelve people died in yemen since thursday including a teenager protester who was killed earlier yesterday in raymond southern part of a dam project mark received protests have also spread to morocco were tens of thousands of people marched sunday calling sudan since nine hundred eighty nine sudanese officials have denied the announcement is tied to the wave of protests would be in north africa and middle east but sudan these opposition figures say by sheer made the decision to head off potential massive protests and on capitol hill house republicans have approved a budget bill that cut more than sixty one billion from the current spending levels and targets key elements of the a bomb and ministrations agenda including the nation's new health care law if the republican goal becomes law or federal funding for planned parenthood would be cut off federal family planning and teen pregnancy prevention grants would and funding for the corporation for public broadcasting would be eliminated in addition the u s environmental protection agency would be prohibited from imposing regulations curbing greenhouse gas emissions the president's budget would decrease by three billion pell grants for lower income college students would be reduced by five point six billion in food aid for poor pregnant women and women with children up to the age of five would be cut by fifty seven hundred forty seven million house and senate have set are set for a showdown over the budget and could result in temporary shutdown the government and in wisconsin some eighty thousand people rallied in saturday in the largest protest to date madison against republican governor scott walker's attempt to cut pay and eliminate collective bargaining rights for public employees and bring in a purchaser said this is not about money it's never been about money it's about the republican party trying to squash democrats trying to squash union rights and i'm sick of it  in news from britain activist from the group u k on current health demonstrations outside more than two dozen branches of barclays bank over its failure to pay its fair share of taxes in two thousand and nine the bank made eighteen point two billion in profits but pay just one percent of that in taxes this comes at a time when british government is slashing public services due to lack of funds she imagine a bank doing something like that at the united nations  administration used its veto power for the first time to block the security council resolution declaring israeli settlement activity to be declared illegal the final vote on the measure was fourteen to one co sponsors of the resolution included britain france and germany u rice defended the vote and she said unfortunately this draft resolution risk hardening the positions of both sides could encourage the parties to stay out of negotiations and if and when they did resume to return to and occupation when i voted for the sake of israel it's supported israel continued building of settlements damage from afghanistan nato forces have been accused of killing sixty four civilians in air and ground strikes over the past four days in north eastern afghanistan tribal elders said the strikes hit a village that and their women and children were killed inside their nato forces denied the account saying the target of the attack were militants earlier yesterday a suicide bomber struck a government administration center in northern afghanistan killing about thirty people news comes amid reports the united states is interim direct talks with the taliban in pakistan at least seven people died in a suspected u s drone strike along pakistan's western border it marks the first drone strike in pakistan and week's washington post is reporting that the cia conducted a record one hundred eighteen drone strikes in pakistan last year and according to independent sources the strikes led to the deaths of at least five hundred eighty one militants of those killed only two of the militants killed appeared to be on the u s list of high value targets the federal jury has found a former pennsylvania judge guilty in the so called kids for cash game which he took money in exchange for sending juvenile offenders to for profit detention centers former county judge mark  accused of taking two point eight million in bribes and kickbacks for putting juveniles into detention centers owned by friends the former judge faces a maximum sentence one hundred fifty seven years in prison he is free on bail on friday a woman confronted the judge outside the courtroom and blam him for her son's suicide sandy fonzo quoted my kid's not here anymore he's dead because of him he's ruined my life i'd like aim to go to hell and rot there forever in court the woman sandy fonzo said her son edoardo the station's antenna has was built from scratch by participants of the dakar india media kind of virgins and that's it for world news today now no thanks one of our underwriters who supports your only visual video news media in nevada county you and catering for parties get together weddings or whatever seven days a week person may be living in an abandoned break room on the company's property nine twenty two am a woman from the station from came to the station from her home on three hundred block of bennett street with marijuana growing supplies and concentrated cannabis she said she pulled seventy five plants out of her basement and two hundred ten p road there were four inches of standing water on a thirty foot section of the road and saturday at three am the color from fifteen thousand block of banner quaker hill road reported downed power p m dispatchers called man fourteen thousand block of south ponderosa way way after a nine one one call came from his home the man said the call came from the home phone he assumed was dead and had placed in his nephew's toy box local police force the first two hundred by los color of the union a better city couple have been arrested in connection with a string of vehicle burglaries played in the town the recent weeks break in this case came after a victim reported that several credit cards had been stolen from an unlocked vehicle on spring street february fourteenth said nevada city police sergeant paul wrote the next day two separate businesses in grass valley one on plaza drive and one on certain way that a man tried to use the credit card police review disability video and were able to identify the suspect is eric saint jaques twenty seven years old saying jack's residence in the one hundred block of nevada street was searched in numerous stolen items allegedly were found that link to the burglaries cluing credit cards wallets checkbooks and persons some of the stolen items have not been recovered including deeds to properties and small gold nuggets roadside so eugenics was arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen property and was being held in lieu of a ten thousand dollars bail one man who lives at the residence done by those family autumn thirty five was also arrested on suspicion of receiving stolen property and was being held in lieu of ten thousand dollars bail and a story written by trina kleist of the union to flyers ripped through residents in western nevada county over the weekend leaving the family homeless and one man still in the hospital with burns if you are at three thirty a m sunday south of cedar ridge sent burn victim michael tricky by medical helicopter g u c magic davis medical center where he remains in fair condition sunday according to a nurse and supervisor his daughter  tricky seventeen was taken by ambulance to sierra nevada memorial hospital where she was treated for second degree burns on her hands and back then released according to a family friend brianna bag and other members of the tricky family mom georgia and son frank fifteen were staying at arena turkey with their really tricky at the holiday lodge in grass valley hosted for three days by the american red cross frank turkey was the least injured among the family georgia tricky hair burned of fear hill fire captain clint carson said crews from pear dale chicago park grass valley and nevada county consolidated fire agencies responded according to a dispatcher from the grass valley interagency command center nevada ambulance also responded to four family members already were out of the house when firefighters arrived carson said no fire hydrants were in the area which is served by the nevada irrigation district ditch water yet and firefighters got the blaze under control in about an hour or fear of hell fire chief rob rothenberger was investigating the cause of the fire the residence was a total loss north san juan fire ron and pat downs will rebuild after their home in north san juan burned saturday afternoon north san juan volunteer fire department chief jason flori said ron dow was working in his garage shop at about four fourteen p m saturday when a light fixture fell and ignited a container with some kind of fuel floor said the fire spread to the rest of the house burning about three quarters of the two storey structure on the twenty nine thousand block of highway forty nine he tried to grab some things in the process of incident involving floor said dallas suffered very minor injuries he was checked out by an ambulance crew but didn't but not transporting doubt was treated by the crew from sierra nevada ambulance but declined further treatment floors adding car fridays from camp ville pike nevada county consolidated nevada city and to inner agency command center dispatcher some doubt of those who were saved and he was very appreciative of it for he said down has been a member of the fire department has been a member of the fire department years ago american red cross also responded but dollars will live in a trailer on the property while they rebuild floors said he's very self sufficient he added and that is true but all these people could use some help so if you want to help a lot give us a call see what you can do for  one another story read by train a client in nevada city residents as ask officials to explore the service level and the cost of city police force as a prelude to full consideration of how best to provide public safety once coffman a retired lawyer sent a letter to the nevada city council asking for specific information about police service and the petition with sixteen signatures of residents who agreed the city should have a detailed discussion of whether police services should or should not be contracted out his letter was sent into livered to city hall on february tenth and by thursday kaufman had received no reply he said he was spurred to ask for deeper investigation of the topic after the city council voted for want to generate twenty six not to review a proposal offered by grass valley police chief john foster to manage public safety in the battle city the county seats spend one point two million of its general fund on public safety thirty nine percent of its budget plus more grant money from state and federal programs foster proposed  service plan costing nine hundred two thousand dollars yearly after transitional costs kaufman has no criticism of the nevada city police he said thursday but he was puzzled by the council's majority's rejection of foster's proposal before reviewing how best to security here is some possibilities for more effective policing at least cost could a police force be restructured to improve services could grass valley animal control respond to calls about barking dogs should property owners be charged for police response to alarms we recognise that the issue has the potential for degenerating into a uncivil discourse kaufman wrote in his letter dated february first before we express our opinions to the city council on the subject we request additional information and clarification you asked for details about the number of emergency calls and the nature of those calls and the kind of response they require he also asked for the number of ticket officers have written for parking and moving violations and for overtime hours and cost kaufman asked for information over four years from two thousand and seven to twenty ten and he included yourself i do just stamped envelope and w return information he suggested voters should decide the matter but added regardless of who ultimately determines whether police services should or should not be contracted out it would seem that before any intelligent discussion can take place this discussion since last summer exploring the idea of a way for the town to save money he was pleased the topic would be reviewed he said thursday and that's it today for local news he t v news like to thank you union associated press r