today's first world news story forces loyal to libyan leader colonel moammar gadhafi continue to advance on rebel held towns to spite a fifth day of u s led airstrikes pentagon says hundred sixty two tomahawk missiles and more than one hundred satellite bombs have been fired since campaign radha hospital told watch in a post around eighty people have been killed since un security council authorized international intervention last week dr says he has stopped counting the wounded patients are being treated on the floor hospitals running out of supplies dr said this no fly zone doesn't mean anything to us because gadhafi only had a few planes and they are were doing nothing we need no drive zone because it is tanks and snipers that are killing us number of civilians killed or injured by international forces remains unknown britain's channel four network reports u s strikes injured six libyan villagers during the rescue of two u s crew members who rejected from their fighter jet over eastern libya the wounded included a boy who is expected to lose a leg because of his injuries it is negotiating with allied governments on how to scale back the u s role on the military operations against gadhafi regime in libya speaking in el salvador obama said u s involvement will be reduced he said we will continue to support the effort to protect the libyan people but we will not be in the lead that's what the transition that i discussed has always been designed to do we have unique capabilities we came in up front fairly heavy fairly substantial and at considerable risk to our military personnel and when this transition takes place it's not going to be our planes that are maintaining the no fly zone forces loyal to colonel moammar gadhafi have released three foreign journalists following their arrest on saturday journalist car was set on fire before they were detained agents france press journalist dave clark spoke briefly spoke briefly to reporters following his release and said i don't really want to talk about the details right now we just can we've come back after several other cars questionings and don't really want to get into another questioning right now and japan is facing growing fears radioactivity from an earthquake stricken nucular power station has contaminated food and water supplies japanese officials say they have discovered radioactivity above the legal limit and eleven types of vegetables near that for which you need to carry facility as well as water at the tokyo pier fine plant japanese government has warned residents not to eat vegetables devoid giving tap water to infants in tokyo the warning comes as emergency work to repair the dakar plant was halted after smoke began to rise workers were forced to evacuate for the second time in three days james lyons of the international atomic energy agency said the exact source of the radiation leaking from the plant remains unknown and said we continue to see radiation coming from the site levels are and the question is where exactly is that coming from it is coming from the reactor units the primary containment vessel or from the spent fuel pools so you know without to go to go up there and actually poke around it's hard to determine the japanese government says the earthquake and tsunami have killed more than three hundred people with another thirteen resign immediately and say president like him governed this country for thirty three years he should give this country a peaceful i mean peaceful future d do you think he would be able to stay in yemen after he leaves and yes and no one said yeah of course if he if they will assure him and very very i mean a very very nice life his dignity will be kept by people if he left peacefully s state department spokesperson mark toner urged all sides to practice restraint and said what we're looking for is a path or rather dialogue that leads to a peaceful solution we're not going to make any predictions about what may happen in  or the results of the political dialogue we just continue to call on all sides and all parties to demonstrate restraint and use dialogue to work for a peaceful resolution at least six people have been killed in syrian government's latest attacks on protesters witnesses said the victims were shot to death when syrian forces stormed an opposition linked mosque in the city of daraa a number of civilians have also reportedly been wounded thousands have marched on during this week after the earlier five protesters syrian police have been accused of firing live ammunition and tear gas at the united nations report called will of the office of the high commissioner for human rights expressed alarm at the syrian crackdown and he said we are greatly concerned by the recent killings of the protesters in syria and reiterate the need to put an immediate halt to excessive use of force against peaceful protesters especially the use of combustible situation palestinian rocket fire came after the u s backed israeli military killed four civilians and four alleged militants on the gaza strip israel says it was targeting militants when it mistakenly fired on a home in ga city killing three teenage boys and a six year old grandfather another ten people were wounded including children some of them seriously i'm a spokesperson sami abu zuri condemned the attack and said hamas considers the massacre a war crime which israeli occupation should be held responsible for along with all the consequences that come with this crime was just that this massacre this escalation in violence and threats want to succeed in breaking the will power of the palestinian people or deter us from holding onto our national right and right to defend ourselves president obama has cut short his latin tour to return to washington for meetings on the military intervention in libya on tuesday president obama met with el salvador president is the yankee representative of the capitalistic empire in the united states a federal judge has rejected the internet giant google's controversial deal with authors and publishers to digitize millions of printed books for the world's largest online library google has partnered with some of the world's most famous research libraries to scan more than seven million books two thousand and five there also was killed in association american publishers for a lawsuit against google challenging the company's right to scan copyrighted material and making it searchable online three hundred twenty five million dollars settlement was reached in two thousand and eight but on tuesday u s city circuit judge denny chin in manhattan said that he recognized the project's potential benefits agreement would grant google significant rights to exploit entire books without permission google has defended this project saying its goal is to give the public access to millions of out of print books but critics have wanted to settle might could result in google having a monopoly of access to information and giving google and exclusive license to profit from millions of books legislature the law also requires a woman to undergo pre abortion counseling to ensure her decision is voluntary on course and informed no other state has a mandatory abortion waiting period more than twenty four hours pro choice groups have vowed to appeal its first drop in african american residents and statehood detroit mayor dave bing plans to appeal the finding to it could impact the city's ability to qualify for state federal funding and that's it for world news today now and other things one of our weigh in freeman man reported a man in a pickup smoking drugs from the glass pipe in the parking lot he could not be located and tuesday one forty three a m call from four hundred block of south orange street a ditch a man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and driving on a suspended license and nevada county sheriff's office on monday nine o six a m a man from ten thousand violating a restraining order and one fifty seven pm a caller from fourteen thousand block to sister lane reported illegal use of a credit card and two forty seven p m call from fourteen thousand block of balance thre seventeen thousand block of highway twenty ported a man vandalized her hot water heater and left on foot and two fifty a m a woman from fourteen thousand block a preemie way reported a physical fight she said a man assaulted her and was armed with a shotgun she was hiding in the bathroom and he took off the door off its hinges he was arrested on suspicion of battery and that a city police department on monday six forty three p local news headlines community voices concerns over courthouse location or is he concerned about drug abuse and go country to consolidate with deer creek days first local story written by city hosted the public meeting to gather comments on the environmental impact report being prepared for the proposed building of a new courthouse four sites are under consideration existing location at two a one church street united states forest service site on coyote street is cement hill site on broad street and juvenile hall on our way forty nine the draft are will focus on two preferred sites if the current location is deemed physical it will likely be a preferred used during reconstruction rates an additional cost to concerns community members supported keeping the courthouse downtown with some in fact a cori supporting reducing the existing building it was agreed that removing the courthouse from the downtown would damage nevada city culturally statically and economy economically believes they can make the existing site work but would likely have to demolish the current building project specifications designate designate the courthouse must be eighty four thousand square feet with six courtrooms community members to just construct an additional buildings to combat the current building space constraints efficiency and cost concerns usually mandate that all court operations are one in place else he stressed that if your building is constructed on the current site it would be sensitive to character of the neighborhood the e i are reviewed period extends through april fifth written comics can be sent to  course dot ca dot gov slash twenty eight twenty eight got it to him and a story written by trying to close to of the union address fellow residents are largely satisfied with their public safety services though they remain concerned about drug abuse and misbehaving youth according to the survey they tell their police force about the problem said city police chief john foster presenting presented the finding to the survey of public attitudes at tuesday night's city council meeting if you want more details on this survey you can read i'm interested as addition of the union also to state council members and city staff held out hopes that california legislators could yet decide to retain some form of state wide framework for local redevelopment agencies even if the agency's called r d s were eliminated it would take ninety days to implement a state budget that would axe them city community community development director joe cole said hopeful that it can compromise yet could be worked out in sacramento saving r d s city council members voted five zero to expand the city's redevelopment area to include glenbrook basin and recently annexed area along east main st george to drive and golden center freeway while some redevelopment agencies have been panned for alleged fiscal mismanagement guess feller's redevelopment agency is credited with building the east main street roundabout be defined downtown creating low income housing and setting aside more than five million for a freeway interchange of dorothy drive castro is already a has been able to raise money by issuing bonds against future property tax income in a designated area called told to council members the r j also has a legal framework that allows it to buy land direct to clean up contaminated properties spur affordable housing and work out partnerships to spur economic growth with more eas increase in tight financial forecasts that city school district board of trustees unanimously voted tuesday to close gold run elementary school at the end of the current school year one year after closing nevada city elementary the district board has decided to consolidate gold run students staff and resources with deer creek elementary school for me it's a bittersweet comment i'll be making how may because my child attends gold runs it amy wise or a board member for me it's one of the easier decisions i make as a board member it's people and program versus a building it's pretty black and white on that level consolidating the two schools will create a k four program on the existing deer creek site which superintendent roxanne gilpatrick suggested could likely accommodate the new students and staff without the need of adding portable classrooms board member trish curving  offered with the additional savings the move will create patrick said that the there are currently five empty classrooms at deer creek elementary and six will likely be free due to a drop in enrollment next year but one parent on hand expressed concerns over what programs might be pushed out of existing classrooms spaces to make room suggestion existing arts and fitness programs might not have a home and then another expressed concerns over the district's retention of its students suggesting the board work with parents and members of the community who hope to solve the problem citing figures from the nevada county's economic resource council gilpatrick explained why she was recommending the closure of gold run less than five percent of all students in nevada county are under the age of five she said the slow housing and job markets aren't likely to suddenly shifted districts in roman numbers down one hundred thirty two students this year with another expected decline of sixty nine next year since  nevada city elementary a group known as the friends of nevada city elementary has urged the district to close gold and most students back to and see we don't have the students to move back to n c each nor in my opinion do we have the others for this and the union and others for the source of the news and you for watching and don't forget we are broadcast three times a day on public access t v comcast cable channel eleven suddenly sixteen in truckee and all to c r and  three p m seven thirty p m monday through friday and random saturday another time check the website and schedule we are streamed daily on nevada county t v dot org and video on demand there and also we are on our websites or grass valley television dot com and rural