television broadcast 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 any newsworthy items please e mail them to us at news and g v t v dot org now  for some local news conservationists now urge the state of california to end the use of toxic lead ammunition in a range of critically endangered california the california fish and game commission special hearing the august twenty seven h commission will take public testimony on a department of fish and game proposal to amend state game hunting regulations to require now on lead ammunition in the condo or range hearing begins at ten a m california resources building a fourteen sixteen ninth street in sacramento follow is the hero of the death of a condor this month in southern california from lead poisoning congo or number two forty five blood levels fifty times the amount that would require emergency action for a human child and more than ten times the amount of twitter's treatment in condors blood level lead levels of this magnitude it kong are must ingest lead fragments directly in july more than forty five prominent wildlife biologist signed a statement of scientific agreement concluding that lead ammunition as a source of lead poisoning condors the evidence is clear that lead ammunition fragments are placed in the endangered gone doors and it's time to get the le out of the congo range said jeff miller at the center of biological diversity the contour is on the california state quarter as a symbol of our national heritage but if cantars our sense of vibe we need to switch to lead free ammo to get the lead out of their food supply the fish and game commission is currently considering several options requiring the use of non lead ammunition for hunting big game mammals and on game birds and mammals including potential regulations for the currently occupied condo range extended condo range and state wide it states that the final action on issue may occur later this year and would take effect no earlier than july first two thousand and eighteen how to hearing on monday it will be seeking information on a comprehensive list of non lead bullets and calibers currently manufactured for hunting the capability of ammunition manufacturers and retailers to respond to an increase of non lead bullet demand and the estimated cost of non l bullets the center for biological diversity is urging the commission to end the use of lead ammunition immediately for hunting in a condo or a range or safe reliable lead free bullets and shots are readily available as well as the fly free in the wild seventy of them in california lead poisoning from ingesting lead ammunition found in carcasses is the leading cause of death for green introduction reintroduced on doors since one thousand nine hundred two at least fifteen condor deaths in california arizona are known are suspected to have been caused by lead poisoning and on more than seventy five occasions poison concours required invasive lifesaving chelation therapy to do you add their blood get the lead out campaign to eliminate lead bullets from a condo or habitat the center of a coalition of health and conservative conservation organizations hunters and american indians fall the lawsuit against the state last fall and continuing a fragments raising human health concerns for those eating wargame shot with lead ammunition more information about lead poisoning threat can be found it doesn't the condo or stone org the center for biological diversity is a national science based non profit organization with thirty five thousand members dedicated to protecting endangered species in wild places you can visit them and debbie debbie debbie biological diversity a work and then armed man wearing a mask attempted to rob a jewelry store located in the boat works mall in toronto city friday morning but fled when the clerk refused to open the door it's a small dark automatic pistol the suspect came to steve shearers jewelry at nine o nine friday before the store was open for business according to the news release issued by the placer county sheriff's office the suspect demanded to clear a gun locked door but the clerk ducked behind the counter and called nine one one despite numerous placer county sheriff units in the store vicinity the suspect according to the press release that a security camera captured the suspects image the suspect was wearing dark shorts a light colored long sleeved shirt and a shoulder bag he had a ski mask pulled over his face speech pattern indicated this suspect was caucasian report said owner michael grant declined to comment located on the first floor of a two story shopping center in the city steve smears jury house two walls with expensive windows and glass door persons with any information regarding this incident and are urged to contact the placer county sheriff's department at five eight one six three zero zero five eight one and letterman was the first woman to pilot and command and american spacecraft and has led her inspiring life of adventure leader in achievement for her final mission she commanded space shuttle discovery historic return to flight commission  and nasa is first manned flight following the february two thousand and three loss of the shuttle columbia recognized as one of america's most admired woman she is now sharing her experience as a test pilot astronaut and space flight commander with audiences around the world will be discussing leadership and personal qualities necessary for us and will also share how her career is as an astronaut took shape with her early years in air force to become the first woman to command a shuttle mission will include clued projections of the future of nasa on its ability to focus on exciting new space adventures she will also discuss key factors for successful leadership including dealing with people and coping with mistakes safety and create that's right time for the police blotter pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but use for visual aid only grass follow police department on friday at nine thirty six a m a caller from two hundred block of south church street reported that homeless people were living under her deck and she was getting complaints from her ten hours had eleven forty four a m call from the one hundred block of conaway who reported that she was shopping at the one thousand block a certain way somebody the handicapped placard from her white and shopping carts and at a county sheriff's office on friday at ten twenty eight am a caller from some place reported that when she and her husband had pulled up in the driveway to look at a home for sale a neighbor yelled at them through for sale sign out their car and wrote down their license plate number at eleven seventeen a m a call from the twenty thousand block of board road reported that a suspicious man was driving up and down the road in a pick up claiming to be selling tools deputies contacted him and found out he had a legitimate license and had a city police department on friday at five thirty six p m a call from the two hundred block  for shooting firearms at ten twenty nine a reporter and a caller from highway twenty reported hearing gunshots officers arrested twenty one year old smart's bill man an eighteen year old grass valley man on multiple charges of the idea say sand sand is maybe the main ingredient in glass basically that what we're doing is taken immaterial and turning it back to its natural state said phil breezy recycling manager for the county would become the first in the nation to combine disposal of recycled glass with bolstered beach sand reserves we reduce waste stream and that goes to our landfills and you generate materials that could be available to our beaches said robin woodruff of the state department of environmental protection sand is a valuable commodity and south florida beach related business generates more than one billion a year for broward no longer sand to replenish eroded beach beaches is million dollars is similar operation in one thousand nine hundred one brought in about one point three million tons of sand for about nine million dollars to caen it would create about fifteen thousand six hundred tons of material each year not enough to solve it but enough to create a reserve for filling eroded spots before they can worsen most of broward county's twenty four miles of beaches are considered critically eroded and more than a quarter of florida's one thousand three hundred fifty mile coastline falls into the same category about eighty million dollars is spent penalty restoring florida beaches to glass sand idea grew from an unintentional consequences of an ocean dump site northern california near fort bragg fort bragg beginning in one nine hundred forty nine garbage including lots of glass was dumped over a cliff into the ocean said charles finky a marine geologist with boca raton based coastal planning and engineering think you said that while the organic material degraded over the years the glass broke up not that way at all recycled glass also has been used for beaches along lake in new zealand and on the dutch caribbean island of caracal it's unclear how much of the breivik would cost broward county or if the project even feasible to state and county have so far spent about six hundred thousand dollars just on tests and engineering the county tests a small glass of sand on a dry patch of peach last year using sensors to measure the effects of heat and moisture raising caution flags there's no way that you can predict all the environmental consequences of an action like this said dennis heineman a senior scientist with the ocean conservancy conservancy there also will be unforeseen consequences and examples that's just off the shore of the state and broward county are spending millions to remove some seven hundred thousand old tires that were placed in the ocean floor lauderdale in the one nine hundred seventy s and fastened together to create an artificial reef to tires came loose and moved around and scoured scouring the ocean floor and wedging against natural reefs killing another story out of new orleans democratic hopeful barack obama said sunday just county country cannot fail new orleans again and as president he would keep the city in mind every day the words never again cannot be another empty phrase he said in front of one of the rebuil houses he saw on a brief tour of the city gentilly woods section cannot become another broken promise obama is the first of several presidential candidates from both parties who are set to visit new orleans in connection with the second anniversary of hurricane katrina persistent struggles such as poverty poor public schools and other things he said that cannot happen again and in americans a collective responsibility to each other racial dischord property and old divisions of black and white rich and poor it's time to leave that to yesterday he said and rebuilding we've got an opportunity to do more than put up a foundation that for too long failed the people of new orleans he told the congregants some snap photos of him at the pulpit with their cell phones and rebuilding we've got an opportunity to build something better a foundation that can be put up with a lot upon which the children of new orleans can build their dreams progress  has been slow and mar by finger pointing among federal state and local officials some small businesses are struggling houses remain empty in vast sections of the city and people are frustrated from several residents obama heard about poor infrastructure and slow pace of home rebuilding grants he walked past empty lots overgrown with weeds rising above his head and saw federal emergency management agency trailers and size advertising services such as mold remediation i just feel like we've been forgotten about resident joanne fleming bradley told the illinois center senator criticized bush for what he said was a lack of urgency in rebuilding a city can promise you this i will be a president who wakes up every morning and goes to bed every night with the future of this city on my mind obama said he outlined a plan he said that would help restore the region by providing grants for community and new orleans which has struggled with violence since katrina offering incentives such as loan forgiveness programs to try to attract doctors and college students ensuring displaced residents who want to return have a place to stay creating a national catastrophe insurance reserve which he said would help homeowners struggle with their premiums and two other leading democratic candidates hillary rodham clinton and john edwards  also outlined rebuilding plans and touched on similar themes part of the problem i'll be honest with you i just don't think there is a sense of urgency in the white house or the president is cracking the whip day in and day out and saying why is it that and out of town a ram iran and iran vowed sunday to use a new two thousand pound smart bomb against its enemies unveiled mass production of the new weapons state television reported the government first announced development  said on state television sunday iran often announces new weapons for its arsenal but the united states maintains that while the islamic republic has made some strides many of these statements are exaggerations broadcast included a brief clip of a fighter jet apparently dropping one of these bombs which destroyed a target on the ground the defense minister continued as state television showed him unveiling a mass production line for the weapon and tehran they will use this weapon we will use this weapon where we want to hit enemy strategic and defense targets are said this will be used against our enemies against those who violate our lands and airspace israel said the claim underlines its concerns over iran's arms buildup all countries in the middle east israel included are concerned about expansionist iranian policies and about their aggressive military arms buildup israel's foreign ministry spokesman mark regev said there is no doubt that the name of tehran poses a very real threat to the peace and security of the region as a whole the united states and israel accuse iran of developing nuclear bombs and charged tehran denies iran's president has said israel should be wiped off the map and considers iran its main enemy ran a once in a middle east analyst at the houston based freeman center for strategic studies said thursday that iran smart bomb claim sounded plausible but said that it would be less dangerous than a missile development program given the limited range of the country's aircraft and hear more aggressive saying the bomb remarkably increased our defense capabilities iran launch its own on its development program during its nine hundred eighty eight to nine hundred eighty eight war with iraq in response to a u s arms embargo since nine hundred ninety two the country has produced its own tanks armored personnel carriers and missiles earlier this month iran said it started industrial scale production of its own fighter jet known as or lightning to upgrade its elderly air force must be much of which before nine hundred seventy leaving pools of blood and dead bodies between rows of seats punctured by shrapnel some seats were hurled one hundred feet away officials said sunday that the extremists may have been behind the attacks available information points to the had not been informed of these allegations witnesses describe chaotic scenes in the aftermath of the bombings we heard the blast and people started running past us many of them have blood streaming from them said p k virgie's the security manager at the laser show it was complete chaos we had to remove the security barriers so people could get out by sunday morning the death toll had risen to forty two as victim succumbed to injuries some fifty people were injured in two blasts do muslim animosity runs deep in hyderabad a bomb in a historic mosque killed eleven people in may and another five people died in subsequent clashes between security forces and muslim protesters angered by what they say was a lack of police protection two of the bombs were used in the city saturday the territory of kashmir divided between india and mostly muslim pakistan claimed in its entirety by both countries more than a dozen as long the conservative groups are fighting for kashmir's independence there is a merger with pakistan than eighty percent of india's one point one billion people are hindu and thirteen percent are muslim but in harbor a dam muslims make up forty percent of the population of seven million there has been little progress in investigation into the main mosque bombing underline the divide muslim leaders have said they do not trust local police to handle investigations into the attack because a series of terrorist bombings have ripped across india for the past two years and july two thousand and six bombs in seven mom by commuter trains killed more than two hundred people attacks blamed on pakistan based mostly on militants