search and rescue volunteers found a secure monday afternoon after it became disorientated in the back country in nevada county sheriff's department initiated a search and rescue mission of one p m monday on the summit of donner pass near castle peak the missing man david snyder fifty two from alone and was now lost deputies rich snyder on his satellite telephone and confirmed that he was disorientated deputies and volunteers from the nevada county search and rescue team from truckee and the vatican city responded the search was determined already due to the evening approaching and the foggy weather conditions including gusty winds and rain the command post was set up at boreal ski resort parking lot searchers use snowmobiles snow shoes skis and snow cap to search the area at approximately three forty eight p m a search team of the snowmobilers located schneider northeast of and of site peak in good physical condition and escorted him off the mountain department says a driver on guard and highway spotted the second body and sunday afternoon fishermen found the first body on saturday night so it is on sunday positively identified the first body of that  a union story written by david marr hoddy the teacher's union for nevada county's largest school district has overwhelmingly approved a plan that would allow the district's most senior teachers to take early retirement remains to be seen how many educators will take the offer at least one teacher who is eligible said he can't afford to retire rated papa is in his thirty second year of teaching unwise to take a two thousand dollars monthly pay cut papa said living on that income would be very unwise never had a union schools teachers association which represents more than two hundred classroom teachers nevada union bear river and park avenue alternative high schools voted fifty five to thirty to accept a plan that would either give returning teachers two additional years of service credit or provide fifty thousand dollars in health insurance for five seven years after they retire union president jim greer said between twenty and twenty five teachers are eligible to receive the retirement package those who are eligible must sign up by march thirty first the high school board is due to examine the proposal at its meeting at six p m wednesday and bear river high school district means five teachers to retire for the incentive program to kick in said district assistant superintendent for business services karen soon rahm to be eligible stitchers must have at least fifty five year must be at least fifty five years old and have been a teacher in the district for at least fifteen years teachers in that category are at the top of the pay scale earning eighty thousand not counting benefits or additional dependents for teaching extra curricular activities sooner said under the terms of the union agreement with the district the first ones targeted for the layoffs are the ones that least with least seniority and thus lowest on the pay scale on average fifty teachers targeted for layoff by the district earn forty six thousand dollars not including benefits granted on what subjects they teach more than one position could be saved with each eligible employee taking their retirement incentive i would say there are about three to five who are seriously looking at this option said drew who has been a teacher at an event a joint union high school district for more than a quarter century to is at the top of the pay scale with his pay topping out at ninety thousand dollars to an agricultural mechanics instructor at nevada union earns about twenty percent of his salary from stupids for helping students at the nevada county fair and events although he is only general for the buyout drew at fifty six said he's not interested i am eligible but i'm not going to take it at this time i'm still thinking about i don't know if it's something i can do right now at this point sunroom says she's not sure how many people will eventually take the offer a lot of people have asked a lot of questions and ask for more information it's hard to tell how many people will sign up barrel down the narrow corridors of highway twenty and forty nine in addition a detour will send passenger cars streaming onto roland's lake road part of a detour caltrans plans for the interchange of interstate eighty and highway one seventy four and go fax two just west of alter road under crossing to allow for major reconstruction project the contractor for the project proposes closing either eastbound or westbound i eighty for one hundred twenty nights from spring to fall two thousand and nine there are concerns deborah care jones who has was in head on collision highway forty nine with her husband bruce and two thousand three considering that highway forty nine is capacity right now i would think that would put a tremendous strain on the highway she had another recent detour from i eighty into winding narrow highway twenty produced at least one wreck that blocked the road for several hours truck drivers forced to take the long way around to try to make up for lost time i think they're going to be make it up in speed she had the couple started the group citizens for highway forty nine safety whose vocal description of the dangers of the road led to the installation of rumble strips and the medium widening in the areas and increase california highway patrol presence i eighty construction projects will give new life to pavement raddled was rough spots caused by years of heavy traffic tire chains and snow plowing the project is expected to cost seventy million dollars and be complete in the fall of twenty ten while the number of fatalities in highway forty nine between colby road and mcknight way how strong in recent years last week a man was killed when an allegedly intoxicated driver ran into him nearby brewer with forty nine and that's it today for our local news that's right it's time for the police blotter pictures in a blotter not from these actual events but used for visual aid only guns fell at police department on sunday six o four p m a call from one thousand nine hundred block of nevada city how we reported a drunken man was in an argument with several customers man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and driving with his to spend at least seventy five pm a call from one hundred block of west mcknight way reported a red toyota corolla was spinning do on sunday but they like those doing it ten a m call it from eleven thousand block of black road reported identity theft ten thirty a m code from eighteen thousand block of piper lane report abandoned with a phone off the hook and appeared transients were using the residence one forty seven pm i woman from the ten thousand block of all just reported her son possibly took jewelry and other items from the residence she said she also found drug items in his apartment had been stolen may be on the lookout for advisory was issued his vehicle was horse one fifty four am a woman from twenty six thousand block of whampoa where he reported her and her boyfriend were high on my shrooms and he stated he was going to kill  boyfriend came to the telephone and said he did not intend to kill her they were exchanging feelings and there you have it report says thirty percent of working d c population has it can't be legal group campaigns to have attorney linked to torture memos disbarred you could tommy withdraws from record sixty two billion that amounts to four hundred sixty thousand dollars per minute on sunday lawrence summers one of the president's top economic advisers said the government cannot just arbitrate contracts but yesterday president barack obama asked treasury secretary timothy geithner to pursue every legal avenue to block the bonuses president obama said this is a corporation that finds itself in financial distress due to recklessness and greed under these circumstances is hard to understand how derivative traders they  warranted any bonuses much less one hundred sixty five million an excerpt i mean just how do they justify this how outrageous to the taxpayer who is keeping them company afloat a r g has so far refused to public receive the money on monday new york state attorney general andrew cuomo issued a subpoena to uncover the information to determine if the bonuses are legal komo said if a company enters into a contract which it agrees to pay fines it effectively doesn't have it's akin to looting a company model and come before the american people and take that deep down say i'm sorry and then either do one or two things resign or go commit suicide well what they're not reporting is a day as you gave billions to other banks and other out of the united states isn't that nice if you send billions of our money new treasury report has found that the nation's largest banks are continuing to reduce the flow of credit to new homeowners and consumers despite receiving hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayers bail out in december the nation's twenty one of the largest banks lend out one hundred sixty two billion for first mortgages less than half the amount was lent out in january new home record we credit lines decreased by fifteen billion to just five very low pegs don't you hospital officials in israel saying american activist christian andersen is now semi conscious after days under full anesthesia anderson was critically injured friday when israeli soldiers fired tear gas canister directly at his head during a weekly nonviolent protest against the separation wall in the west bank village of nailing anderson underwent brain surgery in israel's hospital near tel aviv on saturday for parts of his front lobal from right frontal lobe or removed and just is now able to lift fingers in one hand in response to voice commands friends and supporters of tristen anderson held series of protests on monday in san francisco hundreds people marched to the israel consulate police arrested five activists out to see thr protesters were arrested at a demonstration outside the israeli consulate in miami florida since he's from our area and even worse for us will be gets better group of sixteen of the wo leading war crime investigators and judges have sent a letter to the un secretary general ban ki moon calling for the united nations to launch a full inquiry into war crimes committed during israel's attack on gaza the letter signatory includes archbishop desmond tutu former un high commissioner for human rights mary robinson according to the palestinian center for human rights forty nine hundred thirty four palestinians were killed in israeli assault including nine hundred sixty civilians thirteen israelis died in the war including three civilians killed hamas rockets and in israel benjamin netanyahu has formed a pact with the far right politician advocate are lieberman in an attempt to forge a right wing government in which lieberman would become israeli foreign minister lieberman has called for laws to require palestinians living in israel to swear loyalty to the jewish state or lose their citizenship lieberman has been condemned for many moderate israeli and jewish leaders rabbi eric  boycotted mainly by israel it is time to call the boycotting the government and mainly boycotting lieberman himself the seattle post intelligencer is printing its final edition and becoming an online only news site known as seattle p l dot com the one hundred forty six year old newspaper will come in the largest daily newspaper to shift to an entirely digital news product paper's owner of the hearst corporation made an official announcement monday a vast majority of paper hundred sixty seven employees are losing their jobs in the transition the closing of the post intelligencer comes just days after gannett announced the closing of the tucson citizen last month scripps closed the rocky mountain news many media analysts say the san francisco chronicle may be the next paper to seize publication on monday house speaker nancy pelosi urged the justice department to consider giving bay area papers more leeway to merge or consolidate business operations to stay afloat and give them a bailout health officials in washington c say three percent of the city's population now has hiv or aids shannon hader director of the district hiv aids administration says our rates are higher than west africa they're on par with uganda and some parts of administration's torture policies the national lawyers guild has fathered complaint with the california state bar gives teens the complaint states that haynes breached his duty as a lawyer and advocated for harsh tactics amounting to torture in violation of u s and international law unlike several other top bush administration attorneys haynes was able to find a job after leaving office he was not chief of corporate counsel for the oil giant chevron the new york times mohammad khatami house withdrawn his candidacy from the county country's june presidential election khatami said he didn't want to split the reformist vote khatami made the announcement days after another pretty reform candidate former iranian prime minister pretty president omar al bashir said monday he still wants all foreign aid groups to leave sudan within a year out but here queues aid groups of providing false testimony against him and his government the move comes less than two weeks after the international criminal court issued arrest  here on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in sudan's darfur region john holmes the u n emergency relief coordinator said the group needs to stay in sudan he also said if all of the agencies were required to leave and not be able in the south and indeed in the border areas so it would have a very significant impact if it was carried out in quite the way in which the statement appears to suggest as i say we've only seen media reports of that and we've had no clarification about what it's supposed to me well it means that they're probably thinking about some more genocide or something that sudan the u s government is now holding a record number of immigrants in jail new report from such a pr has been touting the benefits of locally grown food and community gardens in a speech last month the first lady described herself as a big believer in community gardens in a separate interview she said when you grow something yourself and it's close and it's local oft times it tastes really good an attempt to support local farmers the white house has begun buying fresh fruits and vegetables from farms in maryland pennsylvania can your jersey harmony jersey surgeon alston is set to be released today from california prison she was member of the symbol east symbol well you know the s l a i can't remember the how to say their name in the one hundred seventy she was arrested nine hundred ninety nine after living for twenty five years in the underground she pleaded guilty to taking part in two attempts to bomb the los angeles police department in one nine hundred seventy five political going to her innocence and the civil rights activist richard hale has died due to age of seventy one he was an early member of the black panther party and later served and that's it for our world news today