valley television broadcaster first internet visual t v and brings you g v t v news with local and world news from nevada county california if you have newsworthy items please e mail them to us at  a husband and wife team volunteer in for wildlife rehabilitation and release since may the couple has cared for twenty three orphaned farms and their remote forty acre grass valley woodland the tiny creatures rescued when just weeks old were found after their mothers died in road kills and other accident others were found being cared for illegally in people's homes what's improper food and in some cases sleeping on the couch in front of the television every story start stebbins the work is a mixed blessing while fourteen rescued farms are currently thriving nine have died from injuries they received in the wild by coyotes and dog mauling we haven't had so much joy or so much heartache in a long time stebbins patted brought to tears or needed to help transport animals to be more property were stebbins and gonzales live donations are always needed to pay for formulae and fencing costs the bottle fed deer collectively eat a five gallon bucket of black tailed deer for me like a week last year the cost to rescue organization sixteen hundred dollars to care for twenty farms just like any parent with a young baby the couple has had to help with food feedings around the clock all i babysat for legs gonzales said while gonzales has a grown daughter with another marriage stephens never had children together soon the farms will graduate to wild foods like branches and their favorite color marry treat poison oak for several years the couple cared for injured birds but this is the first year they have taken on farms they learned how to care for them from a seventy six year old pen valley woman with thirty years experience with fonts they say they've learned that farms are playful between a puppy and a fall and that animals are tough but so very delicate a couple who construct their one hundred foot by one hundred foot pen with electric wire to keep out the mountain lions and give the young herd more room to roam and gradually the couple will cut off contact to wild up the young animals were enjoying this touching part but soon it will be over our job is to make them releasable stepin said the volunteer will release the deer into the wild this fall with the guidance of california fish and game wardens to report injured or orphaned wild animals to volunteers or make donations visit wildlife rehabilitation and release website w w w c a wild life nine one one dot or or call for three to five five the hawkins fire reached eighty percent containment last night twenty seven hundred ten acre fire did not increase the size when winds tested containment lines overnight officials said at a briefing disappointing pockets of the unburned fuel burn saturday evening creating a small small call and prompting a flurry of calls from concerned residents to put women are under fire looks very good and a small columns are well inside the fire line carson district fire management officer grace knew of said we can expect to see smoke coming from the interior of the fire for weeks or months to come fire managers have continued releasing firefighting resources to  high priority fire burning throughout nevada and the west the vatican hurriedly has twenty fires that have burned over three hundred sixty nine thousand total acres in a story out of minneapolis kelly smith was nervous as she walked into philadelphia treatment center seeking help at least for her and looking around at the other patients she was struck at how young they seemed i just kind of looked around and i thought oh whereas someone my age because smith at age thirty once you found yourself face to face with teenagers and twenty somethings eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia have long been considered a disease of the young but experts say in recent years more women have been seeking help in their thirty's forty's fifty's and older some treatment centers are creating special programs for these more mature patients most of the women in this age group who seek treatment have had the problem for years you do to slim to magic right on through to middle life people who study eating disorders suggest several reasons there might be that more women over thirty seek treatment for what is typically a young woman's problem growing public awareness social pressure to be thin and an aging group of baby boomers national statistics on aging disorders are hard to come by but data from some treatment centers suggest a steady increase in the minneapolis suburb of st louis patients over thirty eight about thirty five percent of its own total the renfrew center a network of treatment centers in the eastern us said about twenty percent of the five hundred twenty two patients treated at its philadelphia center in two thousand and five were thirty or older and two thousand and six about thirteen percent of the six hundred patients were in that age group whatever this is it is an increasing awareness but it's a response to being in mid life those numbers are staggering said carol tappen director of operations for eating disorder institute women over thirty who seek treatment and tend to fall into three categories said holy gris cat who directs outpatient programs in renfrew some have had an eating disorder for years others had a disorder in remission resurfaced because of new stress in life such as a divorce or loss of a parent a third group the smallest of the three includes women who develop an eating disorder late in life over in france patients over thirty in two thousand and five about sixty percent first suffered from an eating disorder at eighteen or younger now only twenty percent said they were thirty or older when they first encountered the problem well body image is an issue for any age group women over thirty are dealing with problems that teens don't have such as work divorce stepchildren in aging parents it's not about wanting to be the cheerleader or been the homecoming queen said to happen it's much bigger than that they always are dealing with an aging process or childbirth cha nges the way they look one day a woman wakes up and the kids are gone and she has a sense that nobody really needs her she looked in a mirror and she says my body is shot this woman says you know that's it i'm going to it happens said the agent of huge baby boomer population may be one reason the eating disorder institute has seen more older patients now only are they now more people in descript but this population has traditionally been image conscious baby boomers have always cared about how they look and what they wear i think a lot of eating disorder years ago went undiagnosed because it was the thing to do the eating disorders institute is building a new facility set to open in two thousand and nine that will offer treatment track for mature patients out of the rental center encourages older women to seek age specific treatment programs so embarrassed to get help alongside very young women also some older women may take on mature maternal roles for the younger girls when they should be focusing on themselves it's not a lost cause at thirty forty or fifty years old you can still get better and some sense to older women do better in recovery when younger women then younger woman they tend to be more motivated for smith mother heard was a motivator when she entered treatment she was told she might have internal damage that could affect her ability to have children now thirty nine and out of treatment she and her husband are parents to a two year old boy and live in new jersey she says she's in recovery and her primary goal these days is to be healthy there's no question i put on weight because i wanted to have a baby she said and i stay healthy right now for my baby and now your favorite part of the program to police blotter and the pictures of visual aid only in grass valley police department friday at twelve twenty eight pm a caller from the one hundred block of west main street reported receiving a strange phone call requesting pedophilia insurance obvious make contact with suspicious call and found out that the report was unfounded at nine twenty nine pm a caller from the four hundred block a landmark court reported that a dog had been barking for over an hour animal control responded was unable to quiet the dog but would follow up with the owners in the morning on saturday at twelve twenty seven a m a caller from the three hundred block of bennett street reported that a woman had called him and threatened to vandalize his car because he had a romantic relationship with her sister her father twenty three a m a c from one of the block and reported that a shirtless man who had been talking to himself and waving his arms was lying down in the parking lot officers made contact on the man and advised him to move along at seven thirty three am a caller from memorial park playing field reported that a man was sitting in the bleachers drinking beer offices make contact with the man who had not been drinking at eight twenty a m a call from three hundred block of bennett street reported that she ha been bitten by two neighborhood dogs that a county sheriff's office on friday at nine forty two a m a caller from the sixteen thousand block of cascade drive reported that her purse had been stolen from an unmarked vehicle during the night at five forty three pm a caller from clovis drive reported that a man had been sleeping on the roadside school bus reading shelter to matt and also been walking around the neighborhood acting strangely deputies made contact discovered the door had been broken and then fixed that he was arrested his thirty four year old penn valley man on suspicion of being drunk in public and resisting arrest saturday at twelve nineteen a m a caller from masonville colorado zoe is a chihuahua but when a rattlesnake lunged at her owner one year old grandson she was a real bulldog booker west was flashing his hands in a bird bath in his grandparents northern colorado backyard when the snakes up to the toddler rattled and struck five pounds so he jumped in the way and took the bites she got in between brooke or in the snake and that's when i heard her monte long the boy's grandfather said thursday the dog required treatment and for a time it appeared she might not survive the bite she suffered earlier this month now she prances about these little baby dogs they just don't really get credit b grandma denise long told loveland daily reporter harold out of washington liberal democrat senator russ feingold said sunday he wants congress to censure president bush for his management of the iraq war in his assault against the constitution the fine gold on party leader in the senate showed little interest in the idea and attempt in two thousand and six by fine gold to censure bush over the warrantless spying program as described it giving the nation into war without adequate military preparedness and for issuing misleading public statements the resolution would also cite vice president dick cheney and perhaps other administration officials the second measure would seek to censure bush for what the democrats called a continuous assault against the rule of law through such efforts as the warrantless surveillance program against suspected terrorists it would also ask for a reprimand attorney general alberto gonzales and maybe others this is an opportunity for people to say let's at least reflect on the record that something terrible has happened here said fin gold a democrat from wisconsin this administration has weakened america in a way that is frightful at the white house spokesman trey bone said we realize the senator feingold does not care much for the president's policies but one said bush wants to work with feingold and other democrats on such matters as supporting u s troops improving energies choices for securing health costs and tax cuts for families perhaps after calls for censure and more investigation congress me turn to such things bone patty and senate majority leader harry reid democrat of nevada said find those proposals showed the nation's  frustrated reid said he would not go along with them and said to senate needs to focus on finishing spending bills on defense and homeland security we have a lot of work to do reid said the president already has a mark of the american people he is the worst president we ever had i don't think we need a censure resolution in the senate to prove that as for the senate's top republican i think it's safe to say rest feingold is not a fan and of george bush i think the best way to s story out of baghdad and a move that could pour tend it strategy change the commander of u s forces in northern iraq said sunday he has proposed reducing his troop levels and shifting next year to mission focused less on direct combat army major general benjamin mixon told the associated press that if current trends hold he would likely begin this troop reduction and change the mission to the province where he said iraq army forces already are operating nearly independently he has proposed shifting the province to iraqi government control as early as august the venus nine of the capital is muscle the country's third largest city with put in place since approach would not necessarily mean an overall reduction in u s troops early next year it could mean shifting several thousand troops from nixons area to other parts of iraq for some months that however could mark the beginning of a phased move away from the heavy combat role that u s troops have played at a cost of more than thirty six hundred u s deaths for more than four years that in turn could lead to the first substantial u s troops we duck session beginning in the spring or summer i are slower timetables than many in congress are demanding nixon is not the only u s commander contemplating a risk repositioning or reduction of u s troops in the months ahead colonel john charlton commander of the first brigade third infantry division who leads a task force of six thousand soldiers in a sector of anbar province that includes ramadan said in an interview friday that by january he might be ready take twenty five percent troops if the iraqi police numbered about six thousand now are made stronger by then the police are the key to maintaining security from our current charlton said mixon acknowledged that to us shift in northern iraq meant risking gains made over recent years but he said it would have important political benefits in baghdad to be perfectly frank with you it puts the iraqi central government in a position to have to assume responsibility for security situations nixon said in a telephone interview from his headquarters at camp spiker near the city of tikrit it is not clear whether the government will be capable of fulfilling that responsibility as early as next year next and also has proposed allowing then of our province to hold  elections either late this year or early in two thousand and eight this would ease the transition from u s control it certainly would make sense to tie the two fairly closely together mix and said because it would provide political reinforcement for an important shift in security responsibility to government in baghdad has failed does far to pass legislation enabling provincial elections nationwide that is one of the benchmarks the government set for itself this year and one that congress wants to see accomplished by september next and said he thinks individual provinces should hold elections when they are ready rather than wait for an all eighteen provinces to do so at once weeks and said lieutenant general raymond odierno the top day to day s commander in iraq has agreed with his proposal which he called a contingency plan subject to further approval there are nearly twenty four thousand u s troops and nixon's area of responsibility that stretches north from baghdad that he might be able to reduce the total by one half in the twelve months to eighteen months after beginning a transition in january u s commanders in baghdad in areas south of the capital have said in recent days that it is too early to say how long the current u s troop build up should be maintained yet many lawmakers in washington are pressing for a change in direction as early as september that is the month when general david petraeus to adopt a u s general in iraq and ambassador ryan crocker are due to report to president bush  stopped by unforeseen surge in insurgent violence last year for example the u s military was planning to reduce its forces from fifteen brigades to ten to twelve brigades the idea was scrapped last summer in january a boost from fifteen  twenty in the interview mix and said he is troubled by the political debate in washington it appears to him to be over simple find iraq problem he said the u s needs a strategy for protecting the gains that is made in iraq even as transitions control to the iraqi government i don't want to stay here any longer than we absolutely have to if there's anybody else but we understand the investment we've made in this place now important it would be least some type of stability in iraq prior us leaving in large numbers northern iraq is a diverse area with problems not felt elsewhere in the country that includes a threat of a large scale incursion by the turkish military to drive out kurdish separatists who took the government considers terrorists attacks and said he does not for see such a crisis i'm not alarmed about it at all i think that it will work out in the long run the kurdish rebel commander in an press associated interview friday said he believed the turkish military will launch a long anticipated offense against a separatist base in northern iraq shortly after sunday's general elections in turkey but murat caroline the leader of the separatists kurdish workers party denied charges by turkey's government and his group was using it based in iraq to launch attacks against turkish forces turkey's prime minister recep tayyip erdogan has threatened to go into the northern iraq if talks with iraq and the us after elections fail to produce effective measures against kurdish guerrillas birgitte gowns ruling party is likely to want a majority of seats in parliamentary vote and finally here is the weather it's sunny a bit warmer as we expect calmer winds today but for highs near sacramento is in the mid ninety's the san joaquin valley looks to top out in the mid to upper ninety's this afternoon eighty's and ninety's in the foothills and low to the mid eighty's near truckee and starts out clear with some clouds developing in the afternoon there is a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms in the sierra today but a better chance of seeing some light in lightning into the middle of the week the only air quality concern today should be the second minute area with a four cast in the unhealthy for sensitive cooper range temperatures in the valleys should warm even more on monday and tuesday some areas may be dealing with triple digit high again well that's it for today i hope you enjoyed your weekend and thanks a lot for watching and we will