most of our local far far this return from southern california fires first t v news would like to thank our underwriters drug agency's thirty three and a half pounds of marijuana said geoff calkins task force commander for the south lake eldorado narcotics and foresman team which is also discovered a small marijuana growing up person inside the home the bulk of it discovered part came from an outdoor len's each had county issued medical marijuana as cards that allowed them to grow ten marijuana plants for medicinal purposes but there was evidence sale for prize for the process marijuana which resulted in felony charges and our now attorneys in the richard williams murder case picked up in napa county jury of six women in six men late thursday afternoon with three alternate female jurors all set to begin hearing evidence this morning nobody knew about a county superior court judge thomas jury selection process took four days with both lawyers using several of their preemptory challenges to dismiss potential jurors without having to go give any reasons monk help dismissed a future is who had negative opinions about psychiatrists along with a retired law enforcement officer and a retired school teacher francis just missed a man who's worked closely with mentally ill people in crisis situations dozens of other jurors were excused for cause including work and emotional conflicts with the kids in france was both agreed to dismiss a juror whose mother was murdered when she was a girl williams is accused of killing his estranged wife and drink a heavy williams was a nail gun before turning the weapon on himself october two thousand and five the trial has been held in napa county superior court after mon succeeding in applying for a change of venue he cited incendiary publicized that purportedly would tend to jury pool to his client's disadvantage another story local dentists are responding to nationwide worries that the use of popular drugs super maxillofacial surgeons printed a similar warning in december two thousand and four thinking of risk of bone tissue deaths to cancer patients who received the drugs intervene easily or use them orally all present all patients take the drugs should consider themselves in the last few years he is highly suspicious of bone building drugs had a patient lose half their upper jaw he said he also thinks the drug gives a building benefit to patients after five years of use little benefit after five years and he hot topic in dentistry that is happening is that the patients don't have the ability what is happening is they just run out of the bill to do heal the drugs help bones regenerate but in the jar it can push small blood vessels that carry cells to the area those regeneration stales stop coming into the jaw the bone starts dying bernadette administered even ministers a blood test with patients who have been taking fosamax to determine their risk level procedures that could cause a job problem successfully treated with antibiotics but the first one did not respond to medical complications although he suspected a connection fosamax he also is cautious researchers don't have definite answers yet he also knows of area dentists who are refusing to treat people who are taking fosamax but he thinks that this is an overreaction citing the god's ability to help those who need stronger bones and in incline village up by talk whole brain talk like all those clarity back to the mid midway benchmarks seventy five to eighty three in twenty years could cost anywhere from one point eight to two billion dollars in capital improvement expenses according to a report recently presented at passed away two thousand and seven form currently is the clarity of the lake as measured by senior white disk sixty seven point seven feet below that represented a different level of compliance requirements for four different environmental categories around the way to reduce the amount of sediment find sediments or protect particles smaller than the width of the human error that hinder the lake and reduce clarity scenario it focuses on retrofittin and hampson current late practices to deal with atmospheric urban and groundwater sediment and a one point eight billion dollars price tag for capital cost this planet suggests a thirty one point seven percent reduction in particles to improve clarity to by almost eleven feet to seventy eight protection district and his crew safe houses that were still threatened by flames as high as twenty five feet we lost four houses in an area below i can recall to receive the neighborhood out of a mixture of million dollar homes and mobile homes we were on our first ship to twenty four hours we were worried about ourselves our quitman and their houses be wagon recalled at least forty area firefighters and several inches from the western of erik's county went to south southern california where twenty three late october blazes burned nearly two hundred thousand acres and twenty one hundred homes and seven counties according to the state just california and the so she to press them has been a submitted of one point five billion dollars the largest remaining blaze the book natural fire in san diego county reduced to one march across more than fifty thousand acres now eighty five percent contained a state department forestry and fire protection risk ported thursday go fire in orange county now past twenty eight thousand acres is ninety percent contained but in a relief for the local families they're far from their loved ones are starting to for the department of forestry and fire protection later he was assigned to fire at camp pendleton marine base and he said he said thursday in the area where we were grass brush the old twenty thousand acres were all burned down fortunately no structures were lost on camp pendleton eight firefighters from nevada county consolidated fire district went to southern california said dolly bennett of the fire agency hot santa ana winds and dry brush help spread the fires some of which are being investigated as ar paul tibbets died at the age of ninety two but before these stories we would like to thank our underwriters once again service officers denounced the plan out of town hall meeting in washington a video of the meeting was released on thursday state department official rachel schneller complained she was denied coverage for medical treatment after she returned from iraq with post traumatic stress disorder she said i came back from iraq and was diagnosed almost immediately with post traumatic stress disorder and i've been receiving treatment for the ever since and i think that is just one of those things is just going to happen is just one of those things and i actually don't regret getting treatment for it it was just one of those things i had to do but i have to say that absolutely none of the treatment i received for came from the state department senior foreign service officer jack  received sustained applause after service after calling service in iraq a potential death sentence and coming is coming in every day rocketeer it in the green zone so if you force assign people that is really shifting the term to what we care about is one thing if someone believes what's going on over there and volunteers but it's another to send someone over there with a forced assignment and i'm sorry but basically that's a potential decision you know what around fifty employees will be forced to take positions in iraq next summer speaking on condoleezza rice downplayed the meeting saying i am very sorry that the counting of the comments of a few people left the impression that somehow foreign service does not want to serve in iraq it could couldn't be farther from the truth in washington white house spokesman dana perino said the administration is concerned with officials safety white house spokesperson dana perino said the president understands the service in the war zone can be very difficult it's distressing for the families but they should be reassured as well th secretary rice takes if you very seriously she's concerned about their safety and that is why she's worked very hard to make sure they all have the tools they need all the protection they need to get the job done president bush has issued an ultimatum to senate democrats over the troubled nomination of attorney general hopeful michael mccoskey because it's confirmation is in doubt over his refusal to condemn waterboarding as a form of torture on thursday president bush said the nation would remain without a permanent attorney general if democrats voted against mccroskey president bush said as judge mccarthy explained in a letter to committee members he cannot do so for several reasons first he does not know whether certain methods of questioning are in fact used because a program is classified therefore he is no position to provide an informed opinion he has not been read into the program and he won't until he is confirmed in sworn in more intel he is confirmed or sworn in as attorney general but which was speaking before that right wing washington think tank the heritage foundation on thursday democrat senator edward kennedy of massachusetts became the fourth judiciary committee member to announce that he will vote against next week and in california a judge has given the green light to can reverse old poster sized brain in santa cruz manufacturer organ based security has refused to release the ingredients of the pesticide and petition to court you keep them secret one hundred residents in a moderate peninsula reported respiratory illness after a similar chemical was sprayed there in september and on capitol hill the senate has approved it revised measure a thirty five billion dollars expansion of the state children's health insurance program known as chip president bush vetoed the first bill last month the house voted to send a measure back to president bush last week that fell short of the two thirds vote needed to override he promised to veto the bill would extend health insurance to millions of low income children through an increase in tobacco tax white house spokesman dana perino says bush will veto the measure when it reaches his desk so there newly released documents show the head of the consumer products safety commission in her predecessor have taken dozens of free trips for paid for key industries and agency regulates according to the washington post acting chairman nancy n previous chairman howell stratton have taken nearly thirty trips paid for by lobbyist servant manufacturers and toys appliances and children's furniture some of the troops were funded by lobby groups and lawyers accused of consumer hazards maybe somebody from china criticized the war in afghanistan at least three people including two children have been killed in an attack by afghans by afghan and u s troops are residents in now carhart province said that the victim was are all part of the same family they had wrong intelligence they came at night they came and broke down the door of the house and killed three people wounding four other family members and also detain three of the family members they could have done this during the day one why were they raided in during the night and rescuers are working to evacuate victims stranded in flooding described is one of mexico's worst natural disasters and heavy rains has left seventy percent of the gulf state of tabasco under water hundreds of thousands have been left homeless in the floods designed to reassure americans that atomic bomb was not a threat to their safety tibbets was among those featured he said i have been accused of being insane being a drunkard being everything that you could imagine a derelict to be in the result of a guilty conscience for doing this and as i said no one's ever come to my defense in that regard i look at it this way that my part in the city may well have been something that later or now the u s government might be looking at someone to get complex and the feeling there could be that less said about it by the united states government the broken two doors the reporting person was waiting outside to be contacted by officers police arrested to do it all for vandalism three fifty three p m when we call for mabel her slain to report that she'd been receiving and knowing calls from neighbors including threats to shoot her at seven o two p m a call from the fifteen thousand block of little valley road reported an intoxicated man was disturbing the peace by arguing with his wife to call reported the man had thrown his wife around and broken her classes officers arrested a man on suspicion of being drunk in public eleven thirty seven p m officer arrested a twenty seven year old man on dog bar road suspicion of position of a controlled substance following probation having drug paraphernalia and singing off key thursday twelve fifteen a m a man called from three hundred block of broad street complained of bouncer had thrown him out of a bar and knocked him down he liked it so much he went back in and adam do it again grass valley police department i wednesday at one o seven pm a fifty seven year old man was seven fifty six p m officers contacted twenty three year old man at dow alexander park on bank street as he scooted an officer with an unknown substance thursday by forty six am an off duty sergeant reported a person yelling and cursing at passing cars  on trying to figure out why we're having these problems thank you for watching and we will see you again no i