being but now for the first time you have the ability to find just about anything in minutes and you'll be able to view the menus of local restaurants find the best price plumber that can come out on the weekend locate 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 in town recreational in the high mountains where weather conditions can change suddenly meanwhile ski areas arsed stepping up their avalanche patrols to prevent more deaths from sliding snow people planning activities or travel in the area dot com sidney parks fifty nine of petaluma was pronounced dead at the union pacific railroad track where she and her son were hiking near sort of springs to nevada county sheriff's office said park son alan young twenty two of davis was injured when he tried to save her early for the day in august correa reported parks and nurse practitioner kaiser permanent mantell medical center in san rafale and young decided to go for a walk in nearby truckee didn't realize they're working on rubber tracks due to the snow accumulation their weekly newspaper report on its website said on it website witnesses and young told deputies they were hiking along the railroad tracks when we saw it was a trail about three thirty p m thursday want to train plowing the trucks approach them the engineer tried to jumped down to grab her but the train still killed her and he suffered a broken arm and a broken ankle said roger alan alan young's farther in parks for my husband and i interview with argus courtier alan parks underwent surgery for broken arm his father said a hospital spokesman friday would not reveal his condition he was traumatised roger young a retired contractor who lives in mount shasta told the argus career he's just typical of him to try to save his mother the way he did x and it is under investigation by the national transportation safety board randall davis a lifelong secure was found dead under several feet of snow after a ski patrol search for him with trained dogs and electronic tracking devices davis twenty one had been reported missing shortly after eleven a m thursday and the red dog area is steep heavily wooded area considered expert to rein according to the placer county sheriff's office he had been skiing with a friend during a blizzard the associated press reported searchers found a single ski that matched his equipment in a fresh avalanche patch he was passionate about people friends sports schools and life said nancy davis mother he loved to perform and he loved to be at the center of attention he'd been skiing since he was two years old she had a rental davis graduated from north top hole high school in two thousand and five and was in his fourth year at u c davis where he studied city passed away last january of cancer it was devastating to lose a torn his one year old son especially after bud davis dying last year said ed miller a friend of the family they rode across united states on bicycles randy had the same sense of adventure as bud was always challenging him self to us for services sierra avalon center on friday said the avalanche danger is moderate and back country areas above tree lines and this year around lake tahoe the heavy snow in recent days is prompting resources to kick avalanche control into full gear for the busy holiday ski season said rachel wood a spokesperson for the nearby alpine meadows resort the efforts routinely involve the use of explosives in reducing snow in steep slopes the closure of certain areas and talks with guests about snow safety she said had told the a p if paris appears in a mountain road mt rose ski resort south the reno were found in good condition thursday night after they went missing in the afternoon the washer county sheriff's office said it had been in contact with the do it by cell phone after they went out of bounds the associated press reported report in another union story written by liz keller a magnitude four point five earthquake in quincy that awoke grass valley in nevada city residents from sleep early friday morning as a reminder that the uplift that is constantly shaping this year and a i know i felt it the medium sized earthquake the biggest to rock the area in more than a decade occurred at four nineteen a m about four miles from the town of quincy according to the u s geological service shortly after the report quake was posted on the union website several locals reported feeling low just twisting motion and here in a slow rumble that lasted ten to thirty seconds sounded horrible and horrific and it woke everybody up said plumas county sheriff's dispatch quincy has a population of twenty five hundred people no damage was reported in quincy grass valley or nevada city more than two hundred fifty people from this area as well as chico susan bill trucking and reno also reported feeling the quake according to the u s g s website they chicken as light to moderate small as quakes are not uncommon in the sierra nevada range especially in a band of frequent systematic activity between late talk hall and not losses but one with a magnitude of four point five is unusual for the most part earthquakes are common in its magnitude issue you don't have a lot of large earthquakes such as the bay area or southern california said rick wilson a geologist with the california geological survey the quincy earthquake could be an indicator quincy and in one thousand nine hundred eighty five point five magnitude quake was felt by area residents in two thousand and four cluster of earthquakes rattled the mammoth lakes area in march eight hundred seventy two twenty seven people died at long pine when an magnitude seven earthquake could produce tsunami waves three to ten meters high part of the mountain building process the searing of that i was and said the eastern side of the mountain range is shearing and being torn apart he added it's the reaction of the rest of the mountains movie and that's it today for our local  contact was made with a parent and two juveniles ten forty five a m a caller from idaho maryland roundabout reported a down yield sign for thirty four p m a caller from six hundred block of west main street requested a welfare check on a man and a woman in an argument the man setting to beat up the woman according to the caller five nineteen p m caller from a local fast food restaurant reported seeing someone pull someone else through the drive through window nine wait reported a man outside the emergency room who was withholding medication from a female and at four thirty three a m and several callers reported feeling an earthquake at four nineteen  the call was transferred to cal fire and the fattah county sheriff's office on thursday at two thirty nine p m caller from eleven thousand block of verity court ordered having an argument with her parents because they wanted her to leave and it's three twenty six p m a color from the fifteen thousand block american hill road reported finding a needle filled with liquid in a bag on independence trail some twenty seven p m a caller from swallow court reported her grandson had lock himself in the bathroom and would not open the door and at nine seventeen p m a call from the fifteen thousand block of wolf mountain road reported pitbulls belonging to a neighbor came into the yard and killed the college while ten twenty nine pm several callers from rattlesnake road reported hearing gunshots and friday twelve thirty a m caller from alexandra we reported a drunken son who was threatening family members the boy left the residence on foot c d f was arrested crisis and groups sue e p a over mountaintop mining rules no charges yet again student who disrupted gas an oil auction in utah and tempted christopher told democracy now he is ready to go to jail in chico mendez honored on twentieth anniversary of his murder and pope says homosexuality could lead to self destruction of human race and the new york times publishes fake letter to editor in our first story the wall street journal reports the united states is planning to start funding local afghan militias to fight the taliban in remote parts of afghanistan the first u s funded militia will be established in war doc province of eastern afghanistan the plan is based on similar model used in iraq if the effort in warnock is successful u s commanders hope to create more militias in other parts of afghanistan and early two thousand and nine the military push is controversial afghan president hamid karzai vetoed an earlier american proposal to create local militias because he feared they might one day fall under the sway of regional warlords canadian defense minister peter mackay has publicly opposed the initiative saying it would be counterproductive he federal jury  new jersey is convicted five muslim immigrants of conspiring to kill u s military personnel prosecutors claim the men were plotting to kill u s soldiers for decks and other military bases defense attorneys argued the men were entrapped by a pair of paid government informants fas now were the mother of one of the man mohamed soon or talked to reporters after the verdict and said her son was set up to five muslims men were arrested may two thousand and seven after to him and tried to buy automatic weapons from f b i informant the same informant had help scout out military install legends for attacks often to introduce the men to arms dealers gave them a list of weapons he could procure including machine guns and rocket propelled grenades the five men face life in prison so she did press has revealed that many of the nation's largest banks are claiming they can't track how they're using the billions of dollars they have received in aid from u s taxpayers dissociated press contacted twenty one banks that received at least one billion in government money and asked for questions how much has been spent what was it spent on how much is being st you held in savings and what's the plan of the rest none of the banks provided specific answers from congress approved a massive bailout to test nearly no strings to the money treasury department never asked the banks how it would be spent that nice racket parliament has delayed a vote on a resolution to allow british and other non u s forces to stand country beyond december thirty first when the u n mandate expires if an interim resolution has not passed before then non u s troops would have no legal right to remain in iraq britain still has about four thousand troops in iraqi plans to withdraw all but four hundred of its troops from iraq by the end of july and the iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at president bush last week said through his lawyer that he will not apologize for his actions montas are has been held in prison for over a week his attorney said to has been subjected to repeated beatings and jail these internal bleeding rooms left as well as bruises over his face and stomach on monday white house spokesperson tony fratto has asked about the treatment of monsters are outside and journalist said tony on another subject is the white house at all concerned about reports about by the brother of this iraqi journalist being held for throwing his shoe at the been explored extensively and i have nothing new for you and the washington post reports european nations have begun intensive discussions about what it was and among their governments on whether to resettle prisoners from the u s military prison at guantanamo bay administration at least half a dozen countries are considering resettlement went but only germany and portugal have publicly acknowledged meanwhile china and said today it wants chinese detainees at guantanamo bay to be returned to is closed the u s is holding seventeen lugar's more muslims from western china seventeen that have been cleared for release but watching their peers they could be mistreated or even tortured if they are turned over to china china says the seventeen men belong to an outlaw group the east turkistan islamic movement and in news from africa the military of guinea has taken control of the mineral rich west african country hours after the death of president of sana contact contrary had ruled to g civilian displacements violence and unmet medical needs in the democratic republic of congo somalia iraq sudan and pakistan along with neglected medical emergencies in burma and zimbabwe also included in the list is lack global tension to the growing preval and supplied hiv tuberculosis co infection and the critical need for increased global efforts to prevent and treat childhood malnutrition the underlying causes and of deaths for up to five million children per year and a coalition of environmental groups has sued the bush administration in an attempt to stop the environmental protection agency from changing its rule that would make it easier for mountaintop mining companies to dump their waste near rivers and streams to the peterson or kentucky waterways alliance said the notion that coal mining companies can dump their waste in streams without degrading them is a fantasy that the bush administration is now trying to write into law the new rules overhaul a twenty five year old prohibition that has sparked legal and regulatory ba years and in utah the u s attorney's office in salt lake city said monday it has not decided yet whether to prosecute a university of utah student who disrupted a controversial federal or oil and gas lease auction friday by posing as a bitter and by nearly twenty two thousand acres of public land their arch and canyon lands national parks the student ten distressed of her appeared in court monday but no charges were filed the spokesperson for the u s attorney's office said it take time to evaluate the evidence and make a determination whether or we will prosecute on monday to christopher said i've seen the need for more serious action by the environmental movement and to protect a livable future for all of us i've seen the need for a long time and frankly i've been hoping that someone would step up and someone would come out and be the leader and someone would put themselves in line and make the sacrifices necessary to get us on a path to more livable future and i guess i just couldn't wait  longer for that someone to come out there and have to accept the fact that someone might be me and in brazil president who is in nashville luda silva paid tribute to environmentalist chico mendez on monday on the twentieth anniversary of his murder and this was one of the world's most prominent defenders in the amazon rain forest he was murdered december twenty second one nine hundred eighty eight by ranchers opposed to his activism since his death more than one eleven hundred activists and other rainforest defenders have been killed in brazil a new study in brazil's catholic land commission has found that hundreds of brazilian human rights and environmental activists still face the threat of assassination because they're fighting against a coalition of bloggers farmers and callow ranchers and the sixteenth has said that saving humanity from homo sexual or trans sexual behavior is just as important as saving the rain forest from destruction pope born to gender theory blurred the distinction between male and female and could thus lead to this self destruction of the human race he also said we need something like human ecology meant in the right way the church speaks as human nature as man and woman and asked that the order is rich respected this is not out of date metaphysics coming from the fa and the creator and from listening to the language of creation despise you which would mean self destruction for humans and therefore a destruction of the work itself of god lesbian and gay christians have denounced pope benedict's comments the reverend schools and it is comments like that justify gay bashing and the new york times is apologized after letters of fake letter to the editor monday signed by the mayor of paris denouncing caroline kennedy's bid to fill hillary clinton to you like desserts they got if you like international style and just take ou 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