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On News 7 at 5, a hostage situation in England continues at this hour. 157 people are being held on a hijacked plane.
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and in Chesterfield County, the owner of an ironworks company is apparently the target of three bombings.
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A cold front tommorow will knock down temperatures a bit. The chilly details ahead.

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In Medical news, officials try to find out how healthy local residents are,
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and from France, we'll see how a man is doing one month after becoming the first person to receive a double hand transplant.
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A hostage situations moves into the night in England- 157 people being held aboard an Afghan passenger jet-

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The Jet is on the ground in England-- There is one positive sign- Hijackers are negotiating with authorities-
Kimberly Dozier has more.
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((Hostages inside the Afghan passenger airliner sit and wait as their nightmare drags into day three and British authorities continue negotiations with the hijackers.
Asst. Chief Constable John Broughton, Essex Police: The only requests that have been made are for food, fresh water, medical supplies and arrangements to improve sanitary conditions on board. But, obviously, the hijackers want more than improved living conditions inside the Boeing 727. There are reports that they are demanding freedom for a jailed warlord, held by the Afghanistan's ruling Taliban government. The Ariana Airlines jet was seized shortly after takeoff Sunday on a domestic flight from the Afghan capital, Kabul. The highjackers directed the plane to make a series of stops in Central Asia and Russia, where 22 people were leased. Then the plane flew on to Stansted Airport, outside London. There, eight more people, including two infants were let down a ramp at the rear of the plane. Boughton: As long as we can continue to talk and get information from the peole on board the plane then I think that's a positive step. Stansted Airport has been designated to deal with hijackings in the past. A plane can be diverted there to a runway far enough away from the terminals and other aircraft to ensure the safety of passengers on scheduled flights. But once on the ground, British policy does not allow hijacked planes to take off again. While hoping for a positive resolution, authorities insist that the jet will go no further. Kimberly Dozier, CBS News, London.))


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Trouble also in the skies over California-
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Two small planes collided in mid air north of Los Angeles today- over Sylmar, California.
Four people are dead- another is believed missing.
One single engine experimental plane- spun into trees and crashed upside down across Interstate Five.-
The other single engine plane crashed into a golf force and went up in flames.
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[15:30:26] ((DARRYL GORDON/WITNESS: I WAS JUST ABOUT TO HIT MY SHOT WHEN WE LOOKED UP AND HEARD THE EXPLOSION.)) ((JEFFREY CHILDRESS/WITNESS: WE LOOKED UP TO SEE THIS OTHER AIRCRAFT FALLING STRAIGHT DOWN ALMOST ON TOP OF OUR HEADS. WE WERE MAYBE TWENTY OR THIRTY YARDS FROM THE IMPACT. IT DROPPED ONTO THE POWERLINES IN TWO SEPARATE PIECES AND ALMOST INSTANTEOUSLY EXPLODED. ))
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No one on the ground was hurt. No word on why the planes crashed into each other.
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One community in Carroll County is mourning the loss of a mother and teacher after she was shot by her estranged husband in a murder suicide yesterday.
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Rebecca Horton Sams was a sixth grade teacher at the Woodlawn School.
Police say it was the woman's husband David Wayne Sams who fired the gun- It happened in a neighbor's driveway Sunday, as Mrs. Sams and her two children returned in their van from church.
Investigators say David Sams had been hiding in the back of the van with a shotgun and shot her as she tried to escape... then turned the gun on himself.
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((WARREN MANNING/CARROLL CO. SHERIFF: SOME OF THE PEOPLE FOLLOWING THE VAN SAW WHAT WAS HAPPENING AND THEY STOPPED TO TRY TO HELP. AND IT SOUNDED TO ME LIKE IT HAPPENED PRETTY QUICK. A NEIGHBOR DID TRY TO TALK AND CONVICE HIM NOT TO DO IT, BUT I GUESS HIS MIND WAS ALREADY MADE UP WHAT HE WAS GOING TO DO.))
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The Sheriff says that Sams had been arrested for a previous domestic dispute and was due in court later this week.

His wife had taken out a protective order against him.
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Investigators are looking into what caused a fire that killed one person and left three others homeless in Lynchburg.
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The blaze at 10-27 Miller Street was discovered shortly after midnight.
Fire crews arrived to find the front of the home engulfed in flames.
Authorities tried to rescue 59-year old Ronald Lee Day from the burning porch of the home, but he suffered extensive burns and later died at Lynchburg General Hospital.
The cause of the fire has not been determined.
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[5-Textile-Relief]


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Governor Jim Gilmore just said no to Southside Textile Workers.
Deputy Commerce Secretary Josh Lief (leaf) says the administration is opposed to the Textile Workers Relief Act of 2000.
Lief says the administration is working to bring new industry to Martinsville and Henry County.
But helping one group of unemployed workers more than another group, in another part of the state, is against the Governor's philosophy.
Martinsville Delegate Ward Armstrong says he's still hopeful changes could be made to the bill so that the Governor could support it.[(toss to R)]
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Still to come on the newscast, Roanoke City Council takes steps to make the city's streets safer from drug dealers,
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and police in Chesterfield County are trying to figure out why a man was the target of three bombs.
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Complaints about drug activity in Roanoke neighborhoods are bringing action from city officials.
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Last month, neighborhood leaders asked city council to consider using public nuisance laws to target problem properties.
They argued that on many Roanoke streets, drug dealers have taken over and destroyed residents' sense of safety.

Today, members of council approved one new ordinance, and promised to attack the problem from many directions.
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((DARLENE BURCHAM/ROANOKE CITY MANAGER: MR. SNEAD AS DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY IS PUTTING TOGETHER MEMBERS OF ALL CITY DEPARTMENTS TO MEET AND DISCUSS HOW WE CAN AS AN ENTIRE CITY WORKFORCE CAN BECOME MORE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF BLIGHT AND ILLEGAL DRUG ACTIVITY.))
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Today, City Council also approved a settlement with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. Stemming from the discovery of hazardous waste at the city's public works service center, the agreement calls for a civil penalty, and community service projects totaling 525- thousand dollars.
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A man in Chesterfield county was the apparent target of three bombs this morning.
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Police say Fred Michael heard a loud explosion when he tried to start his truck outside his home this morning. He thought at first his engine had blown.
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Another bomb went off at the ironworks company he owns. The device was defective and did not cause any damage.
A third blast at another home injured one of Michael's relatives. Police do not have a motive or any suspects.
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President Clinton's budget was officially released today.
With its spending programs and tax cuts, the Republicans are already condemning it as fantasy.
Lee Cowan has more.
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((The Presidents election year budget released in BLACK symbolizing an economy out of the RED.

It was a point the President drove home with a brush PAINTING how his plan would pay off the national debt two years earlier than planned.

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Its a balanced budget with a balanced approach to our national priorities.
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Its a blueprint for MASSIVE spending; more than 1.8 Trillion dollars the most ever requested.

$3 Billion dollars in education to modernize schools and hire more teachers
$168 Billion to create a prescription drug benefit for the elderly
$300 Billion in defense spending to increase pay and modernize weapons
$280 Million to finance the largest gun control initiative ever

All capped off with $350 billion dollar in tax cuts planned over the next ten years

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I hope it will be well received in Congress, and by the American people.
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It is the Presidents last budget, and critics charge his most political.

It emphasizes nearly all the themes favored by Democrats and mirrors many of the programs the Vice President is advancing in HIS bid for the Partys nomination.

SOT/SNE. PETE DOMENICI/R-NM 15:45:24

I think its an election document, a potential help-some-friend-of-Bill Clinton-get-elected-to-public-office this next term.
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Republicans are calling it a fantasy budget many have already declared it dead on arrival. The beginning of a fight they claim the President has already lost.

SOT/REP. JOHN KASICH, R-OH 15:38:21

It was dead before it got here.
COWAN ON CAM: But the White House is hoping that if Congress rejects popular budget proposals, they run the risk of alienating voters at the polls in November an edge that could take the Presidents proposals well into the next administration. Lee Cowan, CBS News, Capitol Hill.))

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Coming up next on the newscast, Patrick Evans will meet someone who has the write stuff. She's not an astronaut. She's a writer.
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An author with Virginia connections is making a pass through town this evening.
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Sheri Holman has just come out with her second novel, at Patrick Evans is with her at Barnes & Noble, where she'll be reading & signing her book tonight.
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Still to come on the newscast, Mike Stevens will have an update on the AT&T Pebble Beach pro-am,
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and on Health Check, we will see what local officials are doing to get information on the health care of area residents .
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Residents in the Roanoke Valley area may find a questionnaire in their mailbox, this evening.
Last week, forms were sent out to 86-hundred homes.
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The 10-page survey asks residents a variety of health related questions.
Examples include the last time they visited a family physician, dentist or had a flu shot.
Questions also pertain to one's medical history and that of their children and relatives.
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((DR. DOUG PIERCE/ASSESSMENT TEAM CHAIRMAN: THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE, A LOT OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE VALLEY THAT GIVE MONEY TO DIFFERENT MEDICAL CAUSES, WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS PRIORITIZE THE NEEDS IN THE VALLEY AND TO DETERMINE WHAT NEEDS ARE THE GREATEST SO THAT THE HEALTH CARE NUMBERS WILL GO IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE TO MEET THESE NEEDS.))
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The survey, which must be returned by March sixth, is sponsored by Carilion Health System and Lewis Gale Medical Center.
Dr. Pierce says all information will remain confidential and they do not ask for any names.

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A 33 year old French man whose hands were blown off in a firework accident is in good health after undergoing the first ever double hand transplant.
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Doctors performed the surgery almost a month ago in Lyon, France.
The surgeon says the operation marks a new era in plastic surgery.
The patient's wounds have completely healed and his hair and nails are growing at a normal rate.
Doctors report the man can even move his finger tips.
He is expected to go home in a few days.
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[5-Web-Day]


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Today we're introducing a new segment to News 7 at 5. We're picking sites from the internet that we hope you will find entertaining. Today's Web Site of the Day is from a man who finds the "Andy Griffith Show" enlightening. Here's Patrick Evans.
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((If you love the Andy Griffith Show, and the numbers show that many of you do, you might want to check out barneyfife-dot-com. The website is dedicated to the fine folks of Mayberry, specifically the deputy who is number one with a bullet...in his pocket, Barney Fife.
Webmaster Joey Fann's site is filled with photos, favorite scenes and quotes, but it's main emphasis is the discussion of the Andy Griffith Show as a modern day parable.
Fann uses the show every week to teach a popular Sunday School class at his church.
Every week two hundred members sit through an episode and then discuss the gentle moral of the show and how it applies to their spiritual life.
The class is taught in Huntsville, Alabama, but you can find the lessons on the website at barneyfife.com, or you can link up to it through our web page at WDBJ7dotcom. That's your website of the day. I'm Patrick Evans.))


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The Two minute ticker comes to you from Pebble Beach where the PGA's finest are attempting to wind down the AT&T Pebble Beach pro-am.
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Rain and high winds delayed the tournament on Thursday, thus forcing the final round to be played today.
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Tiger Woods just finshed his round and guess what he is in the lead. He made up seven shots today to pass rookie Matt Gogel thanks to shots like this one. On the 15th hole, Tiger with the pitching wedge - rolls in the eagle from the fairway. He finishes his round at 15 under as he continues his quest to win six PGA events in a row.
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[WIPE TO PINNACLE 1000] Gogel and several others stiull have a shot at catching him. I'll have an update on the tournament tonight at six, and you can watch the final round or tape it later tonight at 2:08am when the final round coverage airs on WDBJ-7
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This past Friday night, Christiansburg beat Grundy in wrestling. The Blue Demons will be ranked number one in the state in tomorrow's double A poll. Kevin Dresser is in his fourth year as head coach. His dedication to the high school and to area wrestlers has helped his program.
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This past October, he opened Hawkeye Hall, a six thousand square foot facility in Christiansburg. The Hawkeye East and Blue Demon wrestling clubs workout there. Each kid pays 200 dollars a year to join and kids from Blacksburg, Rural Retreat, Pulaski and Floyd County high schools are members. Wrestlers range in age from kindergarten to 12th grade.
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((KEVIN DRESSER/HAWKEYE EAST FOUNDER & DIRECTOR:WE STARTED THE WRESTLING CLUB THREE YEARS AGO. WE'RE JUST STARTING TO SEE THE BENEFITS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL AND WE'LL CONTINUE TO SEE THOSE BENEFITS BECAUSE IT'S LIKE ANY SPORT, YOU GOT TO START THEM YOUNG AND SO, BY GETTING THEM GOING IN CLUB AND STARTING THEM YOUNG AND HAVING A FACILITY TO DO THIS, IT'S GONNA MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM. ))
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About one hundred kids wrestle at the complex. The Christiansburg program's success has lead a few grapplers and their families to move just to wrestle under Dresser at the high school and at the Hawkeye East facility.
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((JEB WRIGHT/MOVED FROM SALEM TO CHRISTIANSBURG:I'VE BEEN COMING UP HERE TO THE HAWKEYE EAST WRESTLING CLUB SINCE MY SOPHOMORE YEAR, WORKING OUT WITH THEM, WORKING OUT WITH DRESSER AND I LIKED IT. I WANTED TO WIN A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP AND THIS IS THE PLACE TO DO IT.))
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A couple of basketball reminders. The Virginia Tech men are home against Old Dominion, Roanoke travels to Lynchburg and the Lady Maroons host the Lynchburg women at the Bast Center, have a good night.


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Pastors are just finding out now whether people gave enough money at church yesterday to make up for cancelled services.
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Cave Spring Baptist Church usually pulls in 22-thousand-dollars every Sunday. Yesterday, people gave double that. The pastor says they made up for the snowy Sunday before.
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((RICK ELMORE/PASTOR: I THINK THEIR HEARTS WERE MOVED BY THE LORD TO BE FAITHFUL. I BELIEVE IT SHOWS THEIR COMMITMENT TO CHRIST, THEIR LOVE FOR HIM, THEIR LOVE FOR THEIR CHURCH. AND THEY JUST COME THROUGH ON THEIR OWN WITHOUT OUR HAVING TO PLEAD FOR MONEY.))
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But Maple Street Baptist Church in inner-city Roanoke did NOT make up the money -- It's 10-thousand-dollars short.
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((VATER COLBERT/PASTOR: IT'S IN THE MAKEUP OF THE INDIVIDUAL. WE DON'T HAVE A TENDENCY TO AGAIN PUT THAT MONEY THAT WE SHOULD HAVE BROUGHT THE FOURTH AND FIFTH SUNDAY IN A JAR AND SAY THIS IS GOD'S MONEY.))
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Most pastors say even if their congregations did not give extra yesterday, they trust they will ultimately make up the money.
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