over thirty thousand possible households in your county plus the internet just give us a call or e mail us at five three zero four seven seventy three three zero nine or news at g v t v god lord if you have newsworthy items diane shall cause or and suzanne doyle were the first same sex couple to be married to yesterday in civil ceremony to resent the couple receive their way license from nevada county clerk recorder great d s before walking down the hall to another room where they would exchange vows in front of about twenty five friends and supporters today is our chance to have the state recognizes durrell said before a short ceremony the couple who had been together for thirteen years were joined by their five year old son kid friends and members of the three different churches i think this is a great thing for them and for us said del reynolds who is a member of the quite her reading church and one of those at the ceremony and bigger election rival sue horne and dan join together this morning to try and stiffle gay marriages in california documents filed in sacramento county court by conservative united states justice foundation representing horn and local content the state supreme court did not have power order the department of health to issue marriage licenses to gays the court had its order to tell the legislature to change their marriage death tolls but not order the department of health to do what they did it was out of their jurisdiction said attorney quentin miller one of three lawyers who filed to document the document asked that all same sex marriage license be ruled invalid intel nuptial laws are written to accept a gay unions there will be a hearing for the request at one thirty p m yesterday in sacramento superior court only the state legislature can change marriage law language and ten according to the petition names nevada county supervisor morning and yuba county supervisor low gas petitioners along with sutter county supervisor stand cleveland and stanislaus county supervisors dick montes and jim de martini despite his recent victorious campaign against horn for the republican nomination for the third district state assembly there was racked that was racked with hostility said he thought about horn when the foundation approached him about the court action i gave them her name i thought it would she would be support could not be found for comment this morning but miller said her presence on the court document was a legitimate i don't support same sex marriages on personal belief blog say supreme court made a revolutionary decision and told the public to jump in the lake the court's definition of marriage which allowed the ruling of same sex unions was unconstitutional loke said the definition is not accurate look said i'm offended when someone gets married to cocaine cocaine base and marijuana for sale and two other drug charges who appeared on the scene during the raid more arrested were charging three counts of transporting and selling methamphetamine possessing meth for sale and a minor drug charge judge ursule edwards set the bail amount for all three men at one hundred thousand dollars each and appointed to turn is to represent a defendant the three men will appear in court again at eight thirty a m wednesday for continued arraignment at the time of the raid chair of keys were all had said some of the yes those arrested may have been connected to a known large drug ring most likely from a mexican super lab some share of captain said it's ortiz we're still trying to confirm the like drug enforcement administration kno hispanics the officer said that tells us that these people have been trafficking for a long time they are mexicans they are holding a large amount of money and drugs so you put two and two together they didn't make this money from a legitimate job others arrested in the raid were gerald gaunt jesse smith gardner glen taylor and cammy young once was arrested on local misdemeanor want answers bishan of possessing drugs smears gardner was arrested on suspicion of possessing drugs without a prescription and driving on a suspended or revoked license taylor was arrested on a local felony warrant for allegedly violating his probation young was arrested on the suspicion  possessing meth fonts was released on his own car cognisance and what return to court at a later date he was gardner was released after paying his seventy five hundred dollars bail taylor is still in custody and young had to be released because she wasn't arraigned soon enough officials sa and bear river plaza developers are moving forward with their plans to build commercial and residential buildings on seven and a half acres of land overlooking colby road and west house the end of a drive to development house stirred concerns among some living in the lake of the pines area we think it would add more cars to an intersection already play with traffic congestion is one of several projects being planned for campin road and havens more like a point partners convince planning commissioners and the county's road division and the development what that to development would relieve congestion with addition of a designated right turn lane and wide need of a complete road they also added public amenities such as bike and walking trails as an offering to bring the county to amend zoning in the general plan making it more consistent with the higgins area plan adopted in two thousand said heidi burns principal planner for s c o planning and engineering the firm hired to engineer the project we're adding lots of public programs for slight deviations in codes burns developers have proposed using three point three acres of forty thousand square feet of office retail space and one point nine acres for four two storey multifamily partment and condominiums with this woman pool and a clubhouse county zoning allows for development two point eight acres burned said also included in the plan is a two acre portion of forest lake christian school to be set aside for open space original plans for land have changed several times since the first envisioned in one nine hundred ninety seven including a reduction in open space by half said tyler barrington senior planner for the project last week county planning commissioners unanimously agreed to recommend that the county board of supervisors approve the project's use permit tentative map and adopt the project environmental documents if those are not approved they have to go back to the drawing board  added supervisors are expected to review the project in july or august after several reincarnations the plans were presented to the planning commission on february twenty eighth and the public workshop followed on april third by river high school to discuss traffic concerns with those living in the southern part of the county i think the folks that were originally dissatisfied did not know what the impacts would be parenting and what to send out in force rising energy prices and rebate deadlines approaching a growing number of local businesses homeowners city governments and now churches are choosing solar power earlier this month nevada city unanimously authorized a bid to build solar facilities in its city hall city yard and swimming pool to take advantage of a state energy commission incentive program that ends december thirty first a new downtown building that will house the county's district attorney's office also boasts a solar array using solar power could help make the city energy neutral so the city engineer built a lot of it is driven by pure economics you can pass it up when we use incentives it takes the edge off the economy said it is the second time the city has gravitated towards alternative energy in recent months the hydro electric system has been installed out to city sewer treatment plant and should be up and running this fall last week crews installed twenty three thousand nine hundred forty watt solar system into the roof of the first baptist church in grass valley said martin webber author of plan if solar energy costs have risen on average of six percent annually for the church since two thousand so the church member bob williams we see no end in sight for increases for electrical usage from your favorite p g and when you said well you didn't save your favorite when purchased outright so a system like this will pay for itself in eleven years and protect against future rate hikes peace lutheran church also is trying to raise money for its system it has secured a rebate for we on the books for the summer because of the rising gas prices people are more attuned to energy costs though many show interest in tech tech in the technology a depressed economy and wait and see attitude is holding others back and that's it today for our local news shooting a router's journalist and the mcclatchy newspapers to cut fourteen hundred jobs and flooding in iowa forces price of corn to record levels but before these stories t new senate investigation has confirmed the pentagon sought the help of military psychologists as early as two thousand and two to devise aggressive interrogation methods that are considered torture by many legal and human rights groups according to the center report the pentagon's then general william haynes sentimental in june two thousand and two inquiring about a military program known as sere survival evasion resistance and escape the program was originally designed to train him our army soldiers how to survive enemy interrogation but the u s military reverse engineer the program and use it on prisoners held overseas hanes is scheduled to testify before the senate armed service committee meanwhile a major investigation by the mcclatchy newspaper has concluded the u s has wrongfully imprisoned perhaps hundreds of men and overseas prisons including guantanamo on the basis of flimsy and fabricated evidence of old personal scores or county payments clachan interviewed sixty six former prisoners might have had no ties to militant groups or activities only seven had connections to leadership of al qaida and in california dozens of gay and lesbian couples were married monday night as the state performed its first legal recognize same sex w california's a second state after massachusetts to marry same sex couples but it was the first ready to grant license to couples from any state former vice president al gore hasn't dorce sen baracoa saying a  president gore spoke at an obama campaign rally in detroit on monday he said after eight years of lost jobs and lower wages we need change after eight years of incompetence neglect and failure we need change after eight years of which our constitution has been d disrespected we need change after eight years of worst more most serious foreign policy mistakes in the entire history of our nation we need change kind of sounds like public service and he also said i want to thank most of all how gore i want to thank him for his support i want to thank you for your service i want to thank al gore for everything that he is doing to ensure that we leave the a planet that is better for our children republican nominee john mccain has called for the lifting of the federal ban on offshore oil drilling mccain said such a move is needed to help the country become more energy independent against call is expected to be controversial even within his own party publican governors of california and florida governator schwarzenegger and charlie crist both oppose drilling off their state's coastlines and in afghanistan taliban fighters have seized control of seven villages near kandahar afghans gas stands second largest city came just days after militants blew up a prison in kandahar allowing over one thousand prisoners to excrete and amnesty international is accusing the united states and other nations of invading its responsibility towards responsibilities towards iraqi refugees by promoting a quote picture of a security situation in iraq and the states are needed reynolds said while the us government's retort indicates otherwise the human rights situation in iraq remains too dire to encourage voluntary  united nations the number of iraqis who have fled their homes has now reached four point seven million the highest number since the us invasion and iraqi refugees living in damascus said their houses have been even destroyed or taken all the by other another person there's no surface like drink of water or electricity even for the hospitals it's not qualified enough to have medical treatment for the people for the schools there's always fighting about the families about their children they're concerned about their children being kidnapped and the bestial treatment and in other news from washington the house oversight and government reform committee has formally issued a subpoena for f b i reports from interviews with president bush and vice president dick cheney in the cia a leak investigation on friday former white house press secretary scott mcclellan has scheduled to testify about the cia leak case before the house judiciary committee meanwhile there is a development in the u s attorney scandal wall street journal reports federal prosecutors are pursuing their first criminal indictment in the case the subject of the grand jury is reportedly bradley schlozman the former chief of justice department civil rights division  accused of polish your size in the civil rights division by stuffing it with conservative allies and in a legal news the supreme court has agreed to take a case that will determine whether former attorney general john ashcroft if we are director robert mueller and others can be sued for damages by muslim and arab men rounded up after nine eleven of course this issue will affect several cases including a class action lawsuit involving hundreds of former listeners and the u n secretary general moon has called for an end to the culture of impunity surrounding the killing of journalist ban ki moon made the comment as he opened a thirty two foot high to glasgow up here in london dedicated to news gatherers and those who work with them who have been killed in the course of their jobs banki moon said those who murder journalists don't only stop the free flow of integration they kill the ability of millions of people to have their stories told this monument stands in tribute to all of those who have sacrificed their lives so that the rest of us could be informed but it also for those who survived those who are out there right now risking their lives to report what they uncover in the face of deadly threats meanwhile there is a new development can you imagine happen in other media news the newspaper chain mcclatchy has announced it is cutting fourteen hundred jobs ten percent of its workforce the biggest cuts are expected to be the miami herald and the charlotte observer the tribune newspaper chain higher prices other food staples including milk and eggs and probably everything has made as well as many processed customers are so many more at the supermarket some companies are profiting well my stock recently hit a four year high in part on the increase in spending on groceries lawyers for death row prisoner in texas scheduled to be executed tonight are claiming the president conviction should be nullified because a judge in the double murder trial was haven't enough fair with the prosecutor ch hooted been on death row since one nine hundred ninety on monday the state criminals appeals court rejected hood's appeal saying that his lawyer offered no evidence since the alleged affair made a difference in the jury finding hood guilty and that he is a rap at four forty six p m a caller from east main street business reported an elderly man may be choking and needed medical assistance responding emergency workers took the man to sierra nevada memorial hospital five twenty nine p caller from business on the seven hundred block of tool available road put a nest of birds was stuck in some netting outside of store animal control responded six forty seven pm a call from one hundred block of glass and we reported a person being hit by another bi reported her trash can was recently damaged and razor blades were put in her fountain that's it today thanks for watching sorry about yesterday but i was not