is an amazing place but before the stories t v t v news would like to thank our underwriters given t v news broadcast monday through friday on and see t v channel eleven on comcast at three p m and seven thirty a darting deer caused a crash near the nevada county fairgrounds sunday involving two grass valley area brothers both of whom are recovering thomas mcintosh twenty said monday he has a broken right leg and expects to be released from sutter roseville medical center in the next few days thomas was southbound on old auburn road at about five forty five a m sunday near robinhood drive with his brother christopher michael dyson nineteen when a deer ran out in front of their vehicle hit the rear end of the deer and slid  four times thomas that the mcintosh one thousand nine hundred jeep cherokee tumbled over an embarkment and went and over him several times after he tried to avoid the deer according to california highway patrol report the jeep came to rest on his brother was wearing a seat belt according to the c h p report the cause of the crash was an unsafe turning movement but the incident remains under investigation the c h p reports said alcohol was not involved for the expansion project was approved by area voters in two thousand and four as major g nevada county contractors association leader barbara batchelder said last week that former campus provest tina tailor and major g campaigners assured her verbal he that most of the work would be done by area builders some contractors became upset when turner construction company got the main contract they found out that they were too small to be subcontractors were outbid others cited verbal promises for a performing arts center that is not coming true major g s language makes no promises for local contractors or the performing arts center it's quite a group of people that feel the art center is critical as a client porter a member of the college choir who wants to a place for the group to perform a lot of folks tell us they voted for the measure because of the performing arts center porter said we see it as a possible schism between the college and the community that needs to be avoided everyone came main argument for the measure that every penny was raised will be by major g will stay here for vital improvements to the campus the argument also mentioned a performing arts center it did not establish it as a goal klein said the performing arts center question is one of the issues he wants to talk about from the bottom line is that in the past six to eight months our project budget has remained the same but the price tag on the buildings has dramatically increased klein said he blamed the increase on the rising cost of construction materials that are hard to get because of building booms in china and elsewhere revised architectural estimates caused the project scale to shrink in the latter half of two thousand and six a new construction bids opened in december have created another five million dollars shortfall klein and members of a local nonprofit organization several children were in their matching club teachers urged grass valley fire chief money to keep safe and sane fireworks legal within the city limits while a few were called for a ban or more control on farm work sales and use about thirty five people gathered grass valley city council chambers monday evening to listen to the grass valley far chief jim jim markers and other area chiefs plead their case safe and sane fourth of july fireworks add to the risk of  bad county hard to say anything good about a device that emits spark and flame especially in july market said marcus respects position a nonprofit groups who sell fireworks as their main fundraiser and he supports the principle of personal liberty tradition and celebration however public safety must be foremost concerned he said as a fire chief this is the standard of care as far as a position on the issue market said last july's several residents  arranged with fireworks vendors for selling farm works just days after the angora fire raged in el dorado national forest city officials said they wanted to review the city's far work sales policy marcus has been charged with returning to the city council with a recommendation on weathers safe in saying far work sales and use within a grass valley city limits should be discontinued or modified or left alone he scheduled information gathering session monday well outside of fire season so nonprofits did not have to compete with the anxiety of fires he said the tone of the meeting was cordial cordial with many speakers even those against the ban ban thanking the fire personnel for the public service a majority of the meetings attendance so the possible loss of revenue from far work sales for nonprofit organizations many would sell the fireworks for fundraisers would mean the end of some clubs i don't know i mean you could try some other kind of mccann isn't some control better than no control one audience member asked in grass valley only safe and sane firework can be sold for five days and used on the fourth of july within designated areas marcus said a reduction in the amount of time fireworks can be used maybe a feasible compromise for those worried about fire danger and those concerned with the nonprofit survival however some attendant said it ban is the best dan the flammable brush and trees around homes is the issue city council should be concerned with instead of banning farmers reducing the fuel load is the answer said elden cyrus owner of the local tree removal service banning fireworks will not reduce the threat of fire homeowners should have easier access to tree removal permits he said to ensure their homes are sa marker's said he may conduct another public meeting together information before going back to the city council with his recommendation later this month and a day after opening motley's in poor him last week coral languished and david bandy spent the time imagining the little has changed since they were children growing up with that i guess i never get never grew out of my little boy saying of kitchen salamanders out of the stream said brandy forty nine as he sat in our series office of his newly opened six twenty seven east main street store thursday all of my kids have been raised like that as well i've had it any number of pets since i can remember said like was at the age of thirty four the new store is named after brand these miniature poodle bandy and language who previously worked together at the pet mine at seven sixty two freeman lane didn't want their story to look like any other we're going to do it totally big and different brand he said describing his store's philosophy to large merrill's including one with an aquatic scene three hundred eighty gallon salt water tide pool soon to be filled with fish crab shrimp and coral hiking gear for dogs including boots and backpacks and a wall for photos of customers and their pets are some things banned in my quest want to set them apart the nearly five fifty six hundred square foot first floor has more than one hundred twenty aquariums and seventy seven reptile enclosures with some spaces yet to be filled band he said bending likewise to also plan to sell cookies from an up stairs holistic dog cookie bakery called mac pooch lenny johnston is get the doors open at this point benny said it took nearly six months to prepare for building for the opening but it could be nobody was willing to wait like we said the store has seven employees and probably will hire three more employees in today's world headlines bush pushes new saudi arms deal during visits to saudi arabia and egypt criticize for game dissident bloggers and opposition activists protest bush's visit to egypt israeli clear channel australia orders japan to stop hunting in killing whales but before these stories t v t v news would like to thank our underwriters once again president bush has arrived in saudi arabia in his first trip to the kingdom as president this comes as the bush administration is seeking congressional approval to sell nine hundred sophisticated satellite guided missiles and saudi arabia as part of a twenty billion dollar arm sale to persian gulf this visit has a specific agenda first of all it's against the resistance and it's meant to rally the arab leaders against iran into continue the interference in foreign policies of the arab states therefore we reject this visit and i have requested in parliament to bush be kicked out not be receiving we have to demonstrate clearly express our opinions against bush and his government israeli forces have killed at least seventeen palestinians in a series of ground and air raids  gaza another forty five thousand years were injured killed in one of the raids was who sums are here are the twenty four year old son of my models are one of the founders of the hamas in two thousand and four czars elder son was killed in a failed israeli attempt to assassinate him the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said the two sides need to make two thousand and eight the year of peace he also said i believe now it's time for a decision by leaders more than negotiations i believe the parameters are defined i believe it's doable and i believe if you look at the road map it's specifying the objectives of the peace process to end the israeli occupation that began in one thousand nine hundred seventy we know it's going to be a two state solution and i hope the leaders on both sides will deliver a decision required to make the year two thousand and eight year of peace but hamas officials have rejected talks with israel sami abu hamas said we consider that such meetings provide coverage for the occupation in order for them to continue with their crimes  and iraq's defense minister has said foreign troops will likely need to stay in iraq to help defend its borders for at least another ten years during a visit to the united states of dual quad are said regarding new protection from any external threats  calculations appear that we are not going to be able to answer to any external threats until twenty eighteen to twenty twenty meanwhile the u s military is planning to send another thirty two hundred marines to afghanistan this will bring the total number of u s forces in afghanistan to about thirty thousand highest level since the u s invasion over six years ago on monday seven people died in kabul after militants attacked the city's most luscious look serious hotel killed in the attack was  and in campaign news voters head to the polls today in michigan in recent days republican mitt romney and john mccain have fought over how to help protect the auto industry in michigan which has the highest unemployment rate in the country romney who was born in michigan criticized effort mccain and other washington politicians to make cars more fuel efficient romney describes stricter fuel standards as an unfunded mandate from washington that will cripple the auto industry romney said let's take those burdens off and let our companies compete cording to the new york times romney has said little on the campaign trail about the potential dangers of climate change and almost nothing about curbing greenhouse emissions mccain has called for capping gas emissions linked to global c has announced plans to file an appeal the case and in business news citigroup has expected to announce a new wave of layoffs as the bank continues to lose billions of dollars in the subprime mortgage crisis citigroup could lay off as many as thirty thousand employees the bank plans to announce a write down of twenty four bill dollars citigroup is not the only corporation preparing for a mass layoff the telecom firm for sprint nextel has revealed it plans to layoff several thousand employees on top of the part of thousands laid off last year and the music company e m i says it plans to let go of two thousand workers about a third of its work force the house oversight committee has begun probing the lucrative severance and compensation packages awarded to c e o s involved in the subprime mortgage crisis founder of the mortgage giant countrywide is one of the several c e o s who has been invited to testify before the committee in february last week bank of america announced it was purchasing countrywide which holds one of six homes loans in the u los angeles times reports mizuno stands to make an upwards of one hundred fifteen million dollars after the sale goes through even though country where i was at the center of the subprime mortgage scandal the same former fed reserve chair alan greenspan has become an advisor to the new york hedge fund that has made billions of dollars on subprime mortgage crisis the firm paulson and company made an estimated fifteen billion dollars by making aggressive betting against subprime home loans wall street journal reports the head of the problem paul john paulson made an estimated three to four billion dollars last year it is believed to be the largest one year pay day in wall street history and news from kenya newspaper reports an exit poll carried out in behalf of the u s government backed foundation indicated that kenya president might we can baki suffered a resounding defeat and last month's disputed election the poll by the washington based international republican institute further undermines kibaki claim of a narrow reelection victory the poll showed opposition leader riley won by roughly eight percent meanwhile human rights watch has accused kenyan police of using live ammunition to break up protests in the city of consumer the group said it was credible reports of police shot dead dozens of people demonstrating against the election results more than six hundred people have died post election violence in news from washington the head of the nation's spy agency has revealed the government wants authority to read all information crossing the internet in the united states including personal e mail messages the new york new yorker magazine reports national intelligen and the british government is planning to begin implanting machine readable microchips under the skin of thousands of convicts to help enforce home curfews the independence of london reports radio frequency identification r r f id tags would be surgically inserted into former prisoners despite chips would contain scannable personal information about individuals including their identities address and criminal record government is also investigating how it could use satellite and radio wave technology to monitor the prisoners and media news the federal communications commission has approved a nearly twenty billion dollars deal to sell clear channel communications the nation's largest radio broadcaster to a group of private investors one of the investors b bain capital partners the boston based private equity firm founded in one thousand nine hundred four by republican presidential candidate mitt romney mitt romney and howard stern australia's federal court has ordered japan to stop punishing killing whales anywhere around its coastline or off australia's antarctic territory meanwhile greenpeace actors have been chasing japanese whaling ships and they tend to disrupt the whaling hunt on sunday greenpeace it is driver driven aid yep an israeli fleet out of the southern ocean hunting grounds after twenty four hour a high speed chase over hundreds of miles to fog an increase in rough seas when greenpeace ships approached the whaling fleet greenpeace activist carl thomas addressed the well hunters he said our vessel and crew are here in the southern ocean to condemn your hunt which includes endangered species and insist you return to port immediately we represent millions of people around the world who wan whaling in southern ocean whale sanctuary we join with the majority of people in japan do not support whaling on the high seas and that's a wrap for the world safekeeping one sixteen p m a caller from four hundred block of south are been reported a woman in her thirty's her hair in a bun and one in a brightly colored blouse was going through vehicles police arrested the twenty one year old woman on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance and resisting arrest seven fourteen pm a call reported in an elderly man who walked appeared to be disabled was walking on freeman lane towards mill street on the side where police located eight forty four a m a woman called nine one one three times for non emergencies police advised the woman of her misuse of nine one one man at lake wildwood was also complaining of annoying phone calls from a woman twenty  called one hundred block of westbury hall drive to report his vehicle sunroof was cut open but didn't know if anything was missing police to go report ten fifty one pm man was at the hospital being treated for an allege occurred in the five hundred block of south orange street police contacted the alleged victim and took a report for assault eleven sixteen p m police contacted a possible drunken man on east main street at presley drive and arrested a twenty three year old man on suspicion of public drunkenness and violating probation on tuesday to twelve a m police stopped a vehicle and i was forty nine and i was twenty off ramp and arrested a thirty three year old man male passenger on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance of a county sheriff's office on it woman allegedly ripped off to college classes and twisted her finger the deputy took a report for assault three ten p m a caller from eleven thousand block a ringtail road called to report a woman threatened her sister with a knife then left the house like wildwood security stopped a woman talked with her for thirty nine pm three juveniles its shares got reported depth of money into eric w wood administration center cafeteria they said they took pictures on their camera phones of a man reaching over the counter and dealing from the register and that the that's right it's time for the police blotter to pictures in the blotter not from these actual bans but use for visual aid only