carrie loomis returned wednesday to the ashes of where her home once stood she wanted to find her wedding ring passed down from her husband's great grandmother in the eighteen hundreds to didn't find it to quick search however did year old some small treasures exclaimed remnants were all around of the live that they were if they had evacuated sunday when the angora fire ignited and has since been two hundred twenty nine homes in south lake tahoe among the in property and coyote ridge circle although the public access hasn't been granted yet by the eldorado county sheriff's department to get intrigued by calling on the support of friends look at my bedsit said upon finding the melted metal looking at my bed my bed is gone her mother looked on the edge of the foundation that once shouldered the family's twelve hundred square foot home has been the hardest on her kerry said you know when you're twelve years old your room is your life to the families the basement the lawn remain green and the rear france was intact says spotted her bike reduced to its metal frame tom crane operator with cook's tree service surveyed the timber that tree is not dead you said about one singe tree in the front yard turned into their ford pickup the family was approached by a television crew from c n n who satellite truck was parked in front of their property the family declined an interview the lewises then took a drive around their ravaged neighborhood and surrounding areas spotted a house consumed by the fire her dad said was haunted it's not haunted any more tom said they passed by friends houses check to see if they survived tom took most of the digital pictures to two adults mentioned several times and th ideas for their new house were gathered from the tour says perry of stone driveways and bear proof trash containers were unaffected tom and kerry made a note to look into them houses with aluminum siding have saved more of her stuffed animals a collection that once numbered more than one hundred she was able to take three animals in the rush a teddy bear named teddy it filming go name shrimp in an  anteater named rowdy still the family had each other kerry believes her wedding ring will be found i thought i was going to be hysterical but it's just stuff kerry said is sort of a relief now now i know sid felt differently i want all my stuff back she said  another story the grand jury raises some questions about stopping juvenile hall turnover constant turnover at didn't vatican to do what all could stop if groups supervisors there get a pay raise the nevada county grand jury concluded in a report released thursday the two thousand and six two thousand and seven grand jury said health safety and security issues from last year have been corrected but pay and education disparities between supervisors and their counterpart correctional officers at the county jail continue to fuel turnover the report said plaid raises for supervisors could help fill the open positions chief probation officer doug garber said we have a recruiting issue in finding candidates for the position but the problem goes beyond pay public safety statewide is having a greater difficulty in getting qualified applicants share of kids roy said five of the eighteen positions at coral bryan the second regional juvenile hall were open when the grand jury toured the facility last november stephan remains the principal issue for the facility the report said a constant spate of understaffing and turnover is not the best interest of the wards the staff in shortfall and their research zone and increased workload can be a stressful environment for staff members and potentially harmful for the wards the result is neither group supervisors nor the wards are well served salary ranges for the supervisors at juvenile hall falls significantly below those of jail guards in some areas led to juvenile hall supervisors must have college classes while jail guards need a high school diploma both have to have one year experience and the correctional officers have to have an unspecified amount of added education and training two positions have been filled at the juvenile hall since grand juries said supervisors unions and the county board of supervisors would approve pay raises the new figures will be made public july sixth in preparation for july tenth supervisors meeting human resources director gale sat twelve said brown the fifth begins his six months jail stay the cedar ridge man who shot and killed his father was starting to serve his six months in jail on the sense that included treatment for drug and alcohol abuse and five years of probation judge julie mcmanus handed down the sentence this week in the case of franklin browne the fifth who shot his father franklin browne the fourth during an argument march eighteenth at the elder brown's home on cedar ridge drive in addition to the hundred eighty days in jail mcmanus sort of brown to spend six months in a residential drug and alcohol treatment facility after his release from wayne brown correctional facility two months after his release from the treatment program grant also must start pain one hundred twenty four dollars in court fines and fees in monthly payments of fifty dollars the ruling shocked the victim's sister i'm so angry about the sentence the victim's sister april brant wrote in an e mail to the union franklin browne the fifth is literally getting away with murder brown told sheriff's investigators the day of the shooting he taught his father was going to kill him the older brother told his nine one one dispatcher he and his son had been fighting before he was shot when they became the problem with the mistaken release the defendant was the subject of some controversy when he was actually i released from jail two days after he was booked for manslaughter district attorney cliff newell attributed the mistake to a mis communication between in his office and the sheriff's office the confusion surrounding the state law that requires inmates to be released if they are not arraigned on charges within forty eight hours assistant district attorney and a ferguson filed charges before the forty eight hours was up new all said but brown's arraignment date for the those charges would have exceeded the time limit deputies really arrested brown the day after his release outside his ex girlfriends house in placer county brown originally pleaded innocent to the two charges of voluntary manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter he was charged that way to cover all bases said newell in case the sheriff's investigation uncovered evidence to the killing was intentional brown later pleaded no contest on april eleventh to involuntary manslaughter public defender dawn alone descends the  suitable because unintentional killing is not a murder the younger brown had no prior criminal record hey most likely would have been acquitted on grounds of self defense had the case gone to trial his client pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter to save his father's reputation won't say i proposed this because we agreed that at worst this was an imperfect self defense law and said on thursday this is all of the family from the heartache of the trial and dragging his father's reputation through the dirt and a plea bargain question brant however found little comfort in the case resolution this is wrong she said franklin got away with murder and all of us will never be the same again when justice is not served it becomes nearly impossible to find closure brandt criticize the district attorney's handling of the case why was the prosecution so willing to pop out a plea bargain without even having any interest in hearing about his past prince said i believe it's because they simply did not want to take time to try this case because it was best to get nature and there were no witnesses per hour it's because my nephew had no past criminal record district attorney cliff newell an assistant district attorney and a ferguson who began working for the d a s office march nineteenth could not be reached for comment about this case on thursday they're attending were attending a conference in napa there was a contentious relationship the younger brown was in constant fear of his father who alleg an alcoholic and often hit his son and pull guns on him the defendant ex girlfriend city rowland said in april rowling and the younger brown have a two year old daughter together but she would not allow brown to live with her granite bay because he often thought it was her yes the younger brown had some issues roland said but look at the way he was raised what do you expect the other brown was arrested december twentieth two thousand and six after questions for have to fifty truck into his neighborhoods neighbor's tree on cedar ridge drive according to the sheriff's office as he was about to be booked into jail on suspicion of drunken driving brown the fourth told jail staff he was hiding a loaded many revolver behind his quota held in place by his briefs two months after the crash district attorney charged elder brown with drunken driving drunk driving what's blood alcohol level of point zero eight or more obstructing resisting or delaying a police officer and carrying a concealed weapon the other brown was never has never been convicted of a felony in nevada county according to court records brown moved here from rifle colorado several years ago police said father and son had a good tension relationship lawrence said but he would not reveal what they were arguing about immediately before the shooting the younger brown is remorseful about the killing and often has not mares about shooting his father in law and said my client wouldn't want me to make comments that diminish his father's reputation he loved his father and misses him and now the police blotter everybody has been waiting for this at one nineteen p m a caller from the five hundred block of butler street reported juvenile to a shooting airsoft guns and hit a man who had just returned from the hospital the caller later told police the neighbors apologised and the report was unnecessary a twenty one pm a woman from the three hundred block a certain way reported that other tenants in her apartment building walked the hallways they also opened their doors when the caller opens her ears police advised the woman there was no criminal issue at nine thirty seven pm and woman from certain way reported a man who lives near a playground swore at her children while they were plain police determined there was no criminal activity at eleven o two pm the woman from a store  thousand block a certain way reported she refused to sell alcohol to people and insisted she had to police contact the woman the police demanded left before police arrived on thursday at seven fifty six am a caller from the grocery store on mcknight way reported a person in the store was out of control police contacted a thirty nine year old man and moved him from the property he was advised able to locate the source of the sound at twelve thirty seven pm a caller from business on a ten hundred thousand block of colby road reported friday on the check for amount of twenty thousand dollars three hours later deputies arrested a twenty three year old man on suspicion of identity theft burglary driver's license forgery attempted grand theft at five fifty five p m a caller from the fourteen thousand block of retrack way reported a barn was burglarized and people attempted to steal a car the vehicle had a bad transmission and the driver drove it a quarter of a mile deputies were on the lookout for men who may have been on the property the caller was going to put new locks on the gates at six forty one pm a caller from the lowell hill and red dog road reported hearing automatic gunfire in the area deputies were unable to locate the source of any of the gunfire fireworks on thursday  fifty a m someone called nine one one from the sixteen thousand block of lisa lane then hung up dispatcher called back and talked with the man who said it was his eighteenth birthday but there was no emergencies at the residence police arrested a woman near the party on retracked way on suspicion of public drunkenness dispatchers confirming the party had been broken oh up at six forty two am a man from the one hundred thousand block of grinding rock drive reported his forty six year old son was having mental health issues he was off his medication was hearing voices his son said god told him to kill his entire family at a yard sale this weekend the son said he was going to drop off as story at the union newspaper he was driving a red toyota corolla deputies were on the lookout for him and that a city police department on wednesday at nine seventeen a m a caller from the one hundred block of argyle way reported vandalism to construction equipment behind it business police took a report the pictures used in the blotter are not from actual events another story democrats hope to close guantanamo story out of washington the house democrats want to cut president bush's budget for guantanamo bay prison in half the administration to the punch in shutting down the facility for terror detainees the white house says bush has already decided to close the u s prison in cuba and transfer more than three hundred seventy terrorism suspects elsewhere possibly including maximum security military prison at fort leavenworth kansas the prison which began housing terror suspects five years ago has become a focus for the criticism of the bush administration at home and abroad only a few detainees have been selected for trial leaving the majority in legal limbo and barred from protesting their detention in court with no timetable announced by bush congress is moving ahead on its own in july the house appropriations committee is expected to propose funding only half of guantanamo his budget in the military is an annual spending bill well a precise figure of how much would be cut was not immediately available to prisons annual operating budget is about one hundred twenty five million dollars a year before bush is ready would enable democrats to claim victory in closing the prison what i'm most concerned about is that we uphold the rule of law and not give our enemies a compelling talking point that we are not true to our principles said representative jim morris democrat from virginia as long as we detain people indefinitely without charging them it's potential weapon in the propaganda war against this country and that's what guantanamo has become warren said cutting the budget by half would keep the prison afloat for part of the year giving the administration time to transfer the detainees war and wanted to force an immediate shutdown by its set but said there was concern among other lawmakers that doing so would put into question the security tensions of the president's most dangerous inmates if we allow it to stay open for half a year it's all the more difficult for the administration to object said more and defense secretary robert gates said friday wants to close the prison is working hard to find a suitable alternative but he didn't say how long and how the progress was made the challenge is finding the legal basis to hold indefinite suspects indefinitely who would never be released and who may or may not be able to put be put on trial gates told pentagon news conference republican david obey democrat from wisconsin who chairs the house appropriations committee declined to confirm details of the house's funding proposal but he said do i think it should be closed damn right i do more and a member of the panel said a committee that oversees military funding said the two thousand and eight spending bill is the democrats first real chance to force the closure of guantanamo since taking control of congress in january in two thousand and seven war spending bill considered earlier this year did not include enough money specifically for guantanamo to force its closure and there was still much political opposition to the plan he said senators dianne feinstein democrat of california and tom harkin democrat of iowa are working on similar legislation to close guantanamo despite bush's stated intention to shut the facility on his own the house bill is likely to attract much opposition from republicans and possibly even some democrats in may the house voted narrowly two twenty two to zero eight on a much milder proposal by more and demanding that gates devise a plan to transfer detainees out of guantanamo opposing the legislation were fifteen democrats in a june whether to the president repub representative duncan hunter said any plans to close guantanamo are misguided and dangerous once these detainees are brought into u s soil the twenty eight twenty may acquire minimal right under the constitution including the right to protest their detention in court said hunter of california is a top republican on the armed services committee for the facilities closure and said detainees should be allowed to protest their detention in federal courts through his corpus petitions the supreme court announced the same day it planned to consider whether detainees should be allowed to use the civilian court system bush contends the law allows a president to hold enemy combatants until the war ends the lawmakers wrote him holding prisoners for indefinite period of time without charging them with a crime goes against our values ideals and principles as a nation governed by the rules of law that for today thanks a lot for watching and we'll see you tomorrow