spread tried but first to t v news would like to think hard writers t v t v news has broadcast monday through friday three p m and seven thirty p m on unseen t v channel eleven comcast cable also seven days a week on grass valley got a closer to a balanced budget tuesday night when city council laid off city park ranger encloses park ranger trent finch had his position eliminated to help shore up the city's projected budget deficit is tough  dan holler the city has until the end of the month to finalize a two thousand and two thousand one plan which is still two hundred fifty thousand in the red going into the meeting city was originally staring at a one point eyed million dollar deficit due  declining growth and taxes rising costs and and raises the city employees in recent years the past few months city managed to catch up to the deficit with dependent department spending cuts and hiring freeze which prepared the equivalent of sixteen third coating foresman office there will also have to vote to vote half their duties to city's housing rehabilitation program and paramedics checked and injured male driver in an overturned toyota pickup truck  vatican no more phone did not happen aims or other information about the crash and dry conditions a growing population of ever christian demands for clean water could strain the county grounds water supply said local hydro geologist stephen baker county officials say wells are producing water now and there is no money to pay for monitoring programs that would give future shootings it would take a lot of resources that the county doesn't have said westley next director of the carries environmental health department in of out of town the number of wells drilled into fractured rock has increased from seventeen thousand in one nine hundred ninety to thirty three thousand in recent years posing s r to an unpredictable and little studied supply of water baker added statewide groundwater meets thirty percent of domestic and agricultural demand as much as forty percent drop years according to the state department of water resources time or there are no alternative backup plans for county residents dependent on groundwater should their well suddenly fail safe baker who has monitored eleven wells in the vatican and placer county for the past five years when he addressed the county board of supervisors earlier this year the board showed little interest in his program called groundwater watch people have recognized the groundwater is kind of a fickle resource we have to do something about it and we have to act early the sierra nevada snowpack typical supplies a steady stream of water during the dry months but marginal snow back for two years has meant less than normal reserves for for your users most of nevada counties wells are drilled into fractured rock to resources more permits were well deepening have been filed through the county in recent years but most wells continue just why water next saturday i don't think we're going to have such an issue with it because this is headquarters this is where it starts next nevada irrigation district supplies twenty five thousand homes businesses and farmers with water but building new canals and pipelines is expensive to outlying areas yet idea can only go so far we find ourselves having a logistical problem we're relying more and more on ground water baker added california water rights allow people to use the water under their property but not lee claim to it at some point we're going to end up going to grips with our neighbors banner mountain resident dorothy and ralph hitchcock based their lifestyle on a data provided by bigger groundwater program they hitchcock's two hundred foot well delivers three gallons a minute t plant with a drip system after being night and never run the dishwasher and washing machine at the same time we know our limitations and we live with them said ralph hitchcock and in our local murder trial the mother in law of murder suspect stephen medland who is accused of killing seventy five year old mary spratt testified tuesday medline was asleep at home on a night he allegedly entered sprats house and strangled her with a  linda davidson recalled details of the night may third two thousand and seven saying she remembered it vividly because her daughter and the suspects wife done met on had an exam the following day davidson recounted the exact order in which she watched t v shows jeopardy w fortune in crime scene investigation and texas ranger the night of the murder i was watching t v in the living room with don davis and said stephen i was also watching with this but then he went into the so i know where another t v is located he started watching t v and then began playing video games before she went to bed david said she checked on her daughter son in law and granddaughter to get as part of their daily routine the three were asleep in their bedroom davi medland had moved into the davidson house in february two thousand and seven with his wife and daughter they were living in an apartment in auburn and they were getting sick david said we found them there was mold in that apartment when if she had known that madeleine and his family had been a victim from the apartment davidson said she wasn't aware that dave's and told about it county public defender carrie good role that her pet child it growls if people are walking around the house at night didn't do so the night of sprats death she also told good growth that she sets her house alarm every night before heading to bed and the system was and working condition in may two thousand and seven davidson said don contusions henriksen also found a number of hemorrhage is throughout sprats body and to fractured ribs on a red side the blunt force trauma gave a shock to her system he said she succumbed to the shock keep you updated on this as it forms and that's it today for our local  iraqi lawmakers continue to speak out over what they call unfair demands and talks with the bush administration over the long term compact with the united states u s officials have been silent in negotiations but their records have leaked details of the u s demands which include immunity for american troops and contractors a free hand to conduct military operations without iraqi approval control of iraqi prison me to new fifty eight permanent military bases in iraq on tuesday democracy now spoke to visiting iraqi lawmakers in new york rock parliament member koala off i who lay on criticise the us proposal he said i believe the parliament will not ratify the treaty in its current form because it harms iraqi sovereignty based on the diesels that have leaked in the media it seems that the deal will make iraq not just an occupied country but a natural part of the united states iraqi officials interviewed by the washington post say the u s initially demanded control of more than two hundred military bases u s officials also demand the right to fuel the plane while in flight stoking fears that the u s would use iraq as a staging ground for an attack on iran the independent of london reported last week the u s is leveraging tens of billions of dollars in seized iraqi assets to push through the sanctions and restrict iraq's economy meanwhile president bush continues to threaten iran with military attack speaking today or yesterday in germany bush again repeated his threat that all options are on the table to halt iran's nuclear program bush's comments come one day after you won your pretty badly for the threaten iran with new sort of sanctions unless it stopped nuclear enrichment iran has offered negotiate its nuclear program and write a peace agreement but the u s insists r m i suspend it to activities as a precondition speaking tuesday in slovenia bush said the u s will not waiver from its demands he also said you know the fundamental question is not ours to make it's theirs to make and that is that are they going to continue on their part of obstruction while they continue to isolate their people are they going to continue to deny people of iran it bright future by basically saying we don't care what the world says and that's the position they're in i'll leave behind multilateral framework to work decision and in afghanistan four civilians and several fighters have been killed u s airstrike in paktia province the u s military says three women and child were in the same building as fighters when the u s attacked meanwhile in pakistan the u s military is being blamed for killing eleven pakistani soldiers stationed near the afghan border the tech came in a disputed area were tell about fighters were thought to be holding captured afghan soldiers pakistan says the u s bombed its soldiers while backing afghanistan's operation it was the latest in a series of u s airstrikes inside pakistan that have killed scores of people in the past year and in israel the occupied territories the says it was attacking palestinian militants who were firing rockets into israel and in south korea a public outcry over the lifting of the ban of the us beef continues to bring the country to a standstill on tuesday more than eighty thousand people took to the streets and so to cabinet had been ignoring the people's wishes guy process said the south korean people have asked the government to renegotiate which is their constitutional right but the government has not listened to the people's voice has not answered the people's demand they're just trying to tell a lie to the people south korea ban america be five years ago half an outbreak of mad cow disease but the ban was lifted last night after u s lawmakers threatened to withhold the pending trade deal and in haiti the world food expansion of food was just a start and a desperate need to be a pretty a county director of but i also said we intend to increase those kinds of food a program of four hundred fifty thousand children and that we can reach and be able to feed into the hearts west area of the country a new study says over two thirds of the prisoners in guantanamo bay suffer from the risk of mental damage because they are held in virtual isolation according to human rights watch hundred eighty five prisoners spend twenty two hours a day in solitary confinement with a life or fresh without one with little light for your vast majority have not been charged with the crime of our financial times is reporting the bush administration is abandoning hopes of completing a controversial nuclear deal with india india would receive access to u s nuclear technology for the first time craves have said the agreement would encourage nuclear production regionally and worldwide because it effectively rewards india for developing nuclear weapons outside the nuclear non proliferation treaty but u s officials say the deal is unlikely because the indian government has backed off under pressure from leftist coalition allies and then environmental news the scientific academies of thirteen countries including united states are intensified global action to combat global warming in a joint statement posted by the u s national academy of sciences cademy said nations should move beyond last year's pledge by the group of eight to consider having carbon dioxide emissions by the year and fifty or having them by twenty on the campaign trail senator barack obama is coming under criticism in some circles for a point in the last spoken defender of the retail giant wal mart as his chief advisor on economic policy  criticized wal mart on the campaign trail and made several references to former rival senator hillary clinton's time on the warm our board of directors during their battle for the democratic nomination and on capitol hill senate republicans have blocked a proposal to tax the windfall profits of major oil corporations the measure would have taxed unreasonable profits and given the government more leeway to counterspell to leave practices on the oil market but democrats f often include intelligent material gathered from agents on the ground two documents which were marked as secret were left on a train and have subsequently been handed to the b b c according to the cabin office spokesman who spoke on condition of an amenity in accordance with government policies for civil servants intelligence officials who are still working at the cabinet office pending a police investigation britain's official secrets  prohibits krasner sensitive information that could affect national security the b b b b b c said it could not reveal the documents exact contents after receiving legal advice the security breach is the latest in a string of government it comes as britain pushes for an expansion of its d n a database already the largest per capita in the world and works to finalize plans for an id program this is just the latest in a long line of serious breaches of security further in was snatched from a car at the world every recruitment office in central england in january the date included details of candidates religions and some banking records it was not encrypted and another breach tax  last year was computer disk containing information including banking records on nearly half the british population there should be strict guidelines about when such secret documents are outside carefully monitored premises said chris h with the liberal democrats the third largest opposition party and that is a wrap for our world news that's right down from the police blotter new pictures in a blotter not from these actual vesper use for visual aid only grass valley police department on monday at one o three a m a vehicle stopped on brunswick road resulted in juvenile being cited on suspicion of driving under the twelve fifty five a m a traffic stop on mill street in french ave resulted in a motorist being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and driving with a revoked or suspended license in the vatican sheriff's office on monday at ten forty three wife walked out after having an argument with him he said she was drunk and was wearing a blue blues family night gown man called back later saying his wife had returned home and passed down and on tuesday six seventeen a m a man called from fifty thousand block of brewer road boarding it is ex wife was supposed to pick up their children it's six a m hasn't showed up he was referred to family court and that's it today for our blotter and now a commentary on politics city grass valley has decided to expand its historical district downtown without any input from the businesses that it wallowed up in the past the option of being a storage of district was an optional i am but it seems the city has not only change that policy as usual it's really about money and not the businesses swallowed up in the district will be required to pay extra for permits and get approvals for every step of what they do for their storefront is not a bad thing the city wants the hole down feel and look but it's another thing that they didn't make an effort to allow the businesses that are affected to have their say before making this decision for them next time the city decides to make decisions about other people's big they will have a dialogue with those interviews before they make the rules we hope we think they call this democracy