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Coming up on News 7-
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Have church, will travel- but some are saying not in my neighborhood.
Five bodies found- a man arrested in an alleged internet crime.
And could diabetics do away with insulin shots? We'll tell you about a new development.
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Plus a scam you should watch out for.
News 7 is next.

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A city church could go into the "county" but some say NOT so fast- Tonight the debate over this House of Worship.
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The Evangel Foursquare Church wants to rebuild in Roanoke county but their plan has come under fire.
Tonight the proposal went before the County Planning Commission
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Kate Weidaw is outside the county Administration Building where decision has not yet been made.
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[Diabetes]


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It could be a major breakthrough for diabetes patients- and do away with shots of insulin.
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Canadian researchers took (eye-lit) islet cells from a donor pancreas and injected them into the liver which began making insulin.
The patients were given more than one injection as well as anti-rejection drugs without steroids-
Of the seven diabetics tested all have been off insulin for nearly a year.
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((ROBERT TESKY/PATIENT: IF A CURE MEANS BEING AS NORMAL AS I AM THEN I GUESS I'VE GOT AS CLOSE TO A CURE AS YOU'RE GONNA GET.)) ((DR. KEVAN HEROLD/NAOMI BERRI DIABETES CENTER: IT'S THE FIRST TIME A SERIES OF PATIENTS HAVE BEEN RENDERED INSULIN FREE BY THIS SORT OF APPROACH.))
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But there is a major hurdle.
(Eye-lit) Islet cells come from cadaver donors and it's not enough to treat the one million Americans with type one diabetes.
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[D-Day]


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It was 56-years ago that Allied forces stormed the Normandy Beaches-
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Today the D-Day museum opened in New Orleans-
With 24-million dollars in photographs, films and equipment, it did not just bring back memories but also tears for many veterans.
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((IT BRINGS BACK THOSE OLD FEELINGS AGAIN.. JUST STARTED CRYING AND COULDN'T STOP.))
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Elmer Carmichael was part of history. Now he's part of the museum.
That's the helmet the one he wore on D-Day and that's what he looked like 56 years ago.
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((TO ME IT'S VERY IMPORTANT TO HAVE A LINK TO SHOW PEOPLE WHAT IT WAS LIKE BECAUSE WE'RE NOT GOING TO BE HERE TO TELL IT.))
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Today in New Orleans a parade- soldiers young and old came out to honor D-Day veterans.
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Today an English tribute to the soldiers who died during the D-day invasion-
Prince Phillip unveiled a seven foot granite monument on France's Normandy coast.
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[KC-Deaths]


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Another case of danger through the internet-
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Authorities have found five bodies in barrels in Missouri and Kansas.
They're connected to a man who allegedly used the name "slavemaster" to start online sexual relationships with women.
The first two bodies were found on John Robinson's property in Kansas.
Three other drums were discovered in storage locker about 30 miles away in Missouri.
The 56-year old is a suspect in all five deaths.
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[Jackson]


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Prosecutors says Brian Jackson played a part in planning the Church Avenue fire.
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His lawyers told a Roanoke jury today they don't know who set the rooming house fire two years ago, but it wasn't the 22-year old Patrick Henry High School graduate.
A man described as his "running buddy," Jay Clements, says otherwise.
Clements testified that Jackson paid a crack addict called T-Bird to buy gasoline that was used to fuel the fire.

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((BRIAN HAD GAVE T-BIRD THE CRACK AND A COUPLE OF DOLLARS TO BUY THE GAS. BRIAN SAID HE WANTED THE HOUSE BURNED DOWN.))
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Clements is serving a 25-year sentence for arson.
The defense undermined his testimony by reciting different versions of what Clements has told others.
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The trial resumes in the morning.

[Grant]


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A Danville murder suspect had his day in court.
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In a tape recording entered in court, 23-year old Ray Matthew Grant said he stabbed his girlfriend in a fit of rage while high on cocaine.
His girlfriend-- 45-year old Mary Deloris Johnson also known as Dee-- died from 75 stab wounds and 12 additional knife wounds.
Grant sat crying during most of the testimony, so did many of the victim's family.
The Commonwealth's attorney Bill Fuller showed the knife allegedly used in the killing, pictures and a video tape of the crime scene.
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((ALLEN KEENE/VICTIM'S COUSIN: THE APARTMENT WAS RANSACKED THERE WAS BLOOD ON THE BED AND ON THE WALL. WE WALKED OUT AND CALLED 911.)) ((SHARON VASQUEZ/VICTIM'S CO-WORKER: I ASKED WHERE DEE AT THEY SAID WE SAW BLOOD AND I WENT TO PIECES.))
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The trial will resume tomorrow with testimony from the defense.
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[Celanese]


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Contract negotiations between Celanese and its workers' union are at a deadlock.
Celanese has put it's final offer on the table and the union is urging its one-thousand members to vote it down next week.
Marya Jones explains why.
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(( Celanese union workers spent the day rallying outside the union hall, waving the signs of their discontent... and soliciting honks of support from passersby.
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About two weeks away from the end of their present contract with Celco, workers are unhappy with the new one being offered.
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Nedra Atwood and her coworkers say they're not complaining about money ... but staffing levels at the plant that they say can't keep up with production.
It's resulted in frequent mandatory overtime shifts for workers.
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((NEDRA ATWOOD/WORKER: PEOPLE CAN NOT WORK THREE OR FOUR SHIFTS A WEEK, 16 HOURS, AND NOT HAVE IT WORK ON THEIR SAFETY FACTORS AT THEIR JOBS, WHICH WE'VE ALREADY SEEN WITH OUR SAFETY RECORD. WE'VE HAD MORE INJURIES THIS YEAR THAN THE WHOLE TOTAL OF LAST YEAR. ))
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They call it a significant improvement over previous contracts.
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It sounds too good to be true and it probably is-- a company that promises to pay your debts.
More on this scam when News 7 returns.
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And the Baltimore Ravens linebacker takes the stand in the Superbowl Sunday murder trial.
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(( Hey folks this is Mike Stevens back in the News 7 sports office with ready to once again serve up a smorgasboard of high school playoff action. Tonight it's the state quarterfinals. We will have highlights of seven different contests for you. Plus, the Avalanche extends its winning streak to six games. And Michael Vick is picked by the Rockies in the 30th round of the Major League draft tonight on the Big 7.)) [Debt-Cl

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Wouldn't it be great to have someone pay off all of your bills?
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This flyer from the Debt Payment Club promises all that and more.
But the club is really a scam.
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((THIS IS SOMETHING, OBVIOUSLY WHAT IT'S PROMISING IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, I MEAN WHO'S GOING TO PAY OFF YOUR MORTGAGE FOR YOU AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY IT BACK? COME ON, WE'D ALL BE SINGING UP AND KNOCKING THE DOOR DOWN TO DO IT.))
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Thirteen complaints have been filed against the Debt Payment Club.
They range from false advertising to employing illegal pyramid schemes.
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[Ray-Lewis]


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Football Star Ray Lewis took the stand today as a key prosecution witness-
As Jennifer Jones reports, he testified against two friends who are on trial for the murder of two men last Superbowl Sunday.
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((Reginald Oakley and Joseph Sweeting are charged in the January stabbing deaths of two men. Lewis told jurors about the brawl that ensued outside of an Atlanta night club...Super Bowl Sunday. He testified that it began with an exchange of foul language, then escalated after one of the victims hit co-defendant Oakley over the head with a champagne bottle.
---In all honesty, all hell broke lose from that point.

Lewis testified that his only role was trying to get his friends to leave the crime scene in the limousine they'd all arrived in. And it was only later Lewis told jurors, that Sweeting implied that he had used a knife in the fight. --in:he had the knife like this and I said damn man what happened...and he said Lew, Lew every time they hit me I hit them. --Until Monday's plea bargain, Lewis was also charged with double murder. On the stand he detailed his reaction to the fight. --in: I said dawg, this is all on me now, my career is about to end because "ya'll" tripping I said I tried to stop this fight 3 or 4 times and "ya'll" kept going. --While Lewis' plea agreement cleared him of murder charges, the NFL star did plead guilty to obstructing justice and was given 1 year probation in exchange for his testimony.))

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The Franklin county teenager who sped away from police and caused a fatal accident is spending the night in jail.
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Police say 18 year old Josh Fralin had been drinking when he led an officer on a high speed chase, then veered off the road into a ditch.
His 16 year old passenger died.
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Fralin is charged with two felonies-- manslaughter and failing to stop for police.
He's in jail without bond until a hearing Friday.
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Lots of high school playoff action-- Mike Stevens will have the highlights later in sports.
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And they're riding the rails again at the Mill Mountain Zoo.
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[Gun-Locks]


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Roanoke police are hoping to take a bite out of recent statistics.
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Figures show an average of 14 kids are killed everyday by guns.
The Roanoke Police Department and the National Sports Shooting Foundation hope to lower that number.
Over the next nine days... police will be giving away 15- hundred gun safety locks.
The devices are provided by the foundation.
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((BUTCH STEAHLY/ROANOKE POLICE DEPT.: OUR ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO SAVE LIVES, REALLY CHILDREN'S LIVES, BECAUSE YOU READ TOO MUCH ABOUT CHILDREN DYING BY GETTING A HOLD OF A GUN AND THAT'S WHAT THIS IS FOR.))
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To receive a safety device-- you must sit through a short presentation on gun safety.
It's being offered between seven and nine P-M at the Villa Heights Recreation Center on Thursday.
Three other programs are also scheduled in the coming days.
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Passenger rail service has returned to Roanoke... in a small way.
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The Roanoke Jaycees rolled out their refurbished miniature train today at Mill Mountain Zoo.
It took 9-thousand dollars and 25-hundred hours of volunteer labor to get it back on track.
All the cars were rebuilt, with new seals, bearings and windows.
The classic Tuscan Red paint job and lettering are courtesy of the National Railway Historical Society.
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Highlights from no less than 7 state quarterfinal high school games are on the way, along with details of another Avalanche win.
But first in tonight's Extra Point - Michael Vick is back in the news!!
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Tonight, the rising sophomore quarterback was selected in the 30th round of the major league baseball draft by the Colorado Avalanche. The Rockies made him the 887th overall pick despite the fact that he has not played baseball since the 11th grade. Vick says he's flattered and surprised. The Rockies say they think he could really cover some gournd in the outfield.

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We begin this morning's state quarterfinal highlight reel in Vinton in the Group Two-A baseball tournament. William Byrd the Region Three champ got all it wanted and more
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from the Region Four runners-up - the Patrick County Cougars. The Cougars came up from Stuart and got busy in the third as Allen Martin's shot down the third baseline scores Courtney Nowlin to give Patrick County a 1-to-nothing lead. The Cougars would score one more in the third as Lucian Goad rips this grounder past the second baseman. Martin scores from 3rd. It's 2-to-nothing. William Byrd would warm up its bats in the fifth as Chris Trent knocks this homer over the left field wall. It's now 2-to-1 Patrick County on top. Byrd would close out the 5th with this two run homer over the left field wall by Bo Royal.
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They also would get another blast in the bottom of the seventh from Brent Adkins to nip Patrick County 6-to-5 and advance to the semi-finals on Friday.
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We head to Devault Stadium in Bristol for the other Group Two A elite eight matchup drawing attention on this side of the state.
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Alleghany would have the unenviable task tonight of knocking off 26-and-0 Va. High on the Bearcats' home field. In the bottom of the first, the Bearcats Jacob McAllister doubles to right center field. That will score two as Doug Nelms and Andrew Belcher come on in. It's 3-to-0 Bearcats after one inning. But Alleghany answers back in the 2nd. Nathan Unroe singles to left field. That hit is good enough to plater two runs and the lead is cut to 3-to-2. Virginia High's offense would kick start itself with the help of Brian Morrison, who hits this single to drive in a run and push the lead to 5-to-2.
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Alleghany's Kent Taylor would hit this three run homer, but it's just not enough tonight as Virginia High stays unbeaten and end the Mounties season with the 10-to-5 win.
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In the Group Two A state softball quarterfinals last night Amherst County beat Richlands 7-to-1 and William Byrd lost a heart breaker to Virginia High.
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The Terriers had to travel down to Bristol to play Virginia High at Highland View Park. They would face the 20-to-5 Bearcats. This one was a pitcher's duel throughout as Elena Thomas from Virginia High and Byrd's Erin Smith put on a clinic for the fans in attendance. Finally, in the bottom of the 7th, Ashley Neese singles to left field to get a runner on base. She would then steal second on a controversial play that as you can see is mighty close. Neese would later move over to third on Lindsey Raettig's groundout.
[SUPER=34-William Byrd/0/Virginia/1;]

Virginia High would then go for the jugular with the suicide squeeze. The bunt is good enough to get Neese home and end Byrd's season with a 1-to-nothing final.
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Cave Spring played host to Woodside in the Group Three A girls state softball quarterfinal round last night.
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The game was scoreless until the bottom of the fourth. Lauren Lowe connects on an RBI single that allows Danielle Spangler to score to give Cave a 1-nothing lead.
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Freshman ace pitcher Melandy Waldron would pitch a three hit, 8 strikeout shutout as the Lady Knights advance to the state semifinals Friday in Richmond.
This is the farthest ANY Cave Spring team has EVER gone.
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[S-Salem]


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Salem moved easily into the girls state soccer semi-finals with a six to nothing win over Virginia High School last night.
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Vocal Spartan fans came out in force and they would not leave the stands disappointed.
Salem's Cassie Houff sets up Ariel Thompson. Thompson passes the keeper with this shot to the lower left corner and it's two-nothing Spartans.
Salem used good passing all night. This time Elizabeth Kier sends the cross right in front of the Virginia goal. Houff is there to put it in with the header.
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The Spartans played heads-up ball Thompson finds the back of the net again, this time using her noggin' and Salem beats Virginia High six to zero.
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The Spartans' semifinal game is at Cave Spring Junior High, eight o'clock Friday night.

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The dynasty known as Blacksburg soccer rolls on. Last night in the Group Two A quarterfinals, the Indians hammered Martinsville 7-to-2. Blacksburg is now 20-and-0.
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The Indians were in command from the start in this one thanks in part to super Sophomore Elliott Stallings. He had this goal and 3 assists. He now has a staggering 22 goals and 19 assists on the season. The Indians would lead 6-to-nothing before Martinsville finally got on the board. It would end up 7-to-2. But the Indians were in control throughout.
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They have now outscored their opponents this season by a combined 99-to-5.
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In the other quarterfinal on this side of the state, Jefferson Forest beat Marion 3-to-1.

[S-Radford]


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On the other end of Prices Fork, the unbeaten Radford Bobcats soccer team improved to 18 and 0 and advanced to the Group A state semi-finals with a 4-to-1 win over Northumberland.
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The Bobcats played outstanding soccer on both ends of the field. As head coach Greg Wade would watch his team keep the heat on George Mason all night long. The corner kick from Ryan Tucker in on the money. Bill Taylor slams the header toward the net. It deflects off the cross bar, but Zach Davis is there to bang in home.


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Davis, Chris Jamison and James Clark led the Bobcat scoring last night in the 4-to-1 win.
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The Salem Avalanche won their 6th straight game by topping Potomac 6-to-3 this afternoon.
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Muggsy had plenty to cheer about as the Avalanche exploded for 5 runs in the first inning. With Salem already up 1-to-nothing, John Lindsey sends a shot to left field. Jay Jones and Juan Uribe will score on the hit. Lindsey gets two rbi's and Salem in is front 3-to-nothing. Then later in the first, Choo Freeman will smack one up the middle. Lindsey and Matt Holiday hurry home.
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(------------) Salem gets more than enough in the first as it doubles up Potomac 6-to-3.
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