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President Bush vows once again to bring Osama bin Laden to justice -
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And the man accused of trying to set off a bomb in his shoes aboard an American Airlines flight will stay in jail until his trial.
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The sun is out, but it's providing very little warmth. How long will the cold weather last?
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The woman accused of kidnapping a child from a bus station in Chicago is in court today -
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Meanwhile, the child is reunited with her mother this afternoon. We'll have details coming up.
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The US might not know where Osama bin Laden is hiding, if he IS hiding.
But officials say one thing's certain... the terrorist leader is losing control of Afghanistan as each day passes.
Meantime, they're investigating whether the so called "shoe-bomber" has any ties to bin Laden.
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Good evening.
I'm Shannon Young in for Jean Jadhon.
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The man accused of trying to shoe-bomb an airliner over the weekend will stay in jail until his trial.
Richard Reid is being held without bail pending trial on charges he tried to set off a bomb hidden in his shoes on a trans-Atlantic glight Saturday.
Meantime, President Bush is again vowing that Osama bin Laden will eventually
be caught or killed.
But he's reiterating that it might not happen right away.
Jennifer Miller joins us live now with more
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The woman accused of kidnapping a toddler from a Chicago bus station Christmas Eve has a history of abduction.
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Sheila Matthews appeared before a U-S Magistrate in Charleston this morning.
Police say she kidnapped kidnapping 16-month old Jasmine Anderson last week.
The 35-year old waived her right to a preliminary examination in Chicago in favor of having it in West Virignia.
The date's set for next week.
Matthews has been remanded to the custody of the U-S marshal.
Meantime, the toddler is back in the arms of her mother after four days apart.
Jasmine Anderson and her mother, Marcella, were reunited at Charleston's Yeager Airport this afternoon.
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In 1987, the then 19-year old Matthews was accused of kidnapping 3-year old Maria Weeks in Seattle just before Christmas 1987.
The girl was found safe a month later living with Matthews in Moses Lake, Washington.
Matthews pleaded guilty to second degree kidnapping and was sentenced to five and a half months in prison.
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One man is dead after his truck overturned in Bath County.
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The accident happened around eight thirty this morning off route 220 near Hot Springs.
A Maryland based truck was carrying food to the Homestead when the driver ran off the road and hit a tree.
The driver swerved back into the road, causing the truck to flip over.
The impact crushed the cab of the truck, killing the driver.
The cargo of fruits and vegetables spilled across the highway, backing up traffic while VDOT cleaned up the mess.
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OPEC is slashing 1 and a half MILLION barrels of oil from its daily crude oil production in an effort to firm up oil prices.
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The move comes after more than a month of uncertainty.
Oil ministers agreed in an emergency meeting today to cut their official output by six percent from that on January 1, 2001.
The cuts will last for at least six months.
OPEC decided to proceed with the cuts even though rival, independent producers like Russia and Norway promised reciprocal cuts that were smaller than expected.
Analysts expect the change to cause a small increase at the pump.
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Still to come on News 7 at 5 -
A Martinsville Delegate speaks out against NAFTA -
And Justin McLeod had details on a new economic development deal for Roanoke.
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((I'm Justin McLeod live in downtown Roanoke. Today, the city received a Christmas gift three days late, one that will end up saving taxpayers money. We'll tell you all about it, coming up.))
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A big tax savings is coming to the city of Roanoke.
Today, the state allocated several million dollars in bonds to help finance the biomedical Institute.
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Justin McLeod is live in downtown Roanoke this evening with details on the announcement. Justin?
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Shannon, city officials call it a last minute Christmas gift.
Today, the state announced the city will recieve 12 million dollars from the Qualified Redevelopment Bond Allocation.
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Money from the bonds will be used to finance the first phase of a Research and Technology Park better known as the Riverside Centre for Research and Technology.
Specifically, Roanoke's Redevelopment and Housing Authority will use the money for acquisition and preparing the land for construction.
The bonds will be tax free and will end up saving taxpayers two million dollars over the next twenty years.
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((RALPH SMITH/ROANOKE MAYOR: THERE IS ONLY 61 MILLION DOLLARS ALLOCATED FOR THE YEAR ACROSS THE STATE SO WE'RE GREAT BENEFICIARIES WITH OUR POPULATION TO HAVE GOTTEN SUCH A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF THAT FOR THIS BENEFIT SO ITS TRULY A BENEFIT AND A TRUE SAVINGS.))
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The city believes it will need one hundred ten acres over the next fifteen years to make the institute a reality.
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Tonight at six shannon, we'll tell you when construction may begin on the new biomedical institute.
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Martinsville Delegate Ward Armstrong says U-S trade policy is "asanine."
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One of four legislators invited to address the local Chamber of Commerce today, Armstrong bluntly assailed the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement as "wrong headed."
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The Martisville/Henry County economy has been devastated by the closure of furniture and fleece wear companies, many of them heading overseas.
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The big apple is preparing to party -
And Jacey Birch has help for anyone looking to throw one!
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As American's perpare to countdown to the new year - New York City is getting ready to host the biggest party of the year.
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A half-million people are expected to crowd into Times Square on New Year's Eve.
And this year it's all about Red, White and Blue.
Even the ball is getting a patriotic makeover - some of the crystal triangles that give the globe its glitter are engraved with the names of rescue organizers and countries that lost people in the September 11 attacks.
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Ringing in the new year requires more than just a television if you have got a houseful of guests.
Beverages and noisemakers top the list of necessities when entertaining on the 31st.
Jacey Birch shows us all the party particulars needed when the clock strikes midnight.
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Virginia Tech's women's basketball is hoping Lady Luck is on its side - and
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Stocks ended the next-to-last trading session of 2001 with modest gains as thin holiday week volume kept the activity muted.
Alexis Christoforous has more in today's Marketwatch.
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Thanks Shannon and good afternoon everybody and welcome to the Friday Two Minute Ticker.
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The Virginia Tech women's basketball team is hosting the Lady Luck Classic again this season. Right now, Elon and Hampton University are playing.
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The 7 and 2 Hokies will play 2 and 8 Gardner Webb at seven o'clock and after several days off and two quick practices, the Hokies are really looking forward to getting back to playing.
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If the Hokies win, it will be coach Bonnie Henrickson's 100th career win at Virginia Tech. We will have highlights at 11.
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The Hokies football team is in Jacksonville preparing for the Gator Bowl against Florida State.
Mike Stevens and Photographer Greg Moore left the valley today to join the Hokies. We'll have live reports tomorrow at six and 11.
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And then on New Years eve we'll have a 30 minute special Tech 2001 back to the Beach. That's New Years Eve beginning at 7 pm.
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Baseball player Mo Vaughn is from Connecticut and he will resume his baseball career playing for the New York Mets, Just 45 minutes from his home.
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Today the Mets introduced Vaughn to the "Big Apple" media after several days of talks with Anaheim.
The Mets get Vaughn, a first baseman, in the deal and the Angels acquire pitcher Kevin Appier.
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We continue our Gator Bowl reports as the Hokies prepare for Florida State and the Dazzle talks about a game tomorrow night against Columbus.
But stay tuned because Shannon will be back in a moment.
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The music world suffered a number of losses this year - Including a Beatle, a blues icon, an R&B superstar and a punk rock pioneer.
Rebecca Rankin has more.
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((IN APRIL, JEFFREY HYMAN, BETTER KNOWN AS RAMONES FRONTMAN JOEY RAMONE,
DIED
OF CANCER AT AGE 49. THE RAMONES WERE ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENCIAL BANDS
IN
HISTORY, BUT RAMONE NEVER FELT THEY GOT THEIR DUE; HE'D BE GLAD TO KNOW
THE
RAMONES WILL BE INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME NEXT YEAR.
Joey Ramone soundbite
"I mean, if they want to vote us in, I think that'd be very nice."
83 YEAR OLD BLUES LEGEND JOHN LEE HOOKER DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES AT HIS
SAN
FRANCISCO HOME IN JUNE. HOOKER -- WHO HAD BEEN MAKING RECORDS SINCE
1949 --
HAS INFLUENCED GENERATIONS OF ARTISTS, FROM LED ZEPPELIN AND SANTANA TO
BEN HARPER AND PJ HARVEY.
IN AUGUST, THE MUSIC WORLD WAS SHOCKED BY THE TRAGIC DEATH OF 22 YEAR OLD
R&B SINGER AALIYAH; SHE WAS AMONG 9 PEOPLE KILLED IN A PLANE CRASH IN THE
BAHAMAS. ONE OF AALIYAH'S FINAL PROJECTS WAS A STARRING ROLE IN THE
UPCOMING FILM "QUEEN OF THE DAMNED," WHICH OPENS IN FEBRUARY.
AND FINALLY, IN NOVEMBER, FORMER BEATLE GEORGE HARRISON LOST HIS LONG
BATTLE
WITH CANCER AT AGE 58. HIS LAST SOLO ALBUM OF NEW MATERIAL WAS 1987'S
"CLOUD NINE," BUT IN THE YEARS SINCE, HE HAD WORKED WITH THE TRAVELING
WILBURYS, AND WITH SURIVIVING BEATLES PAUL McCARTNEY AND RINGO STARR .
ONE
OF HIS FINAL SONGS, "HORSE TO WATER," WILL APPEAR ON THE UPCOMING SOLO
ALBUM
BY FORMER SQUEEZE KEYBOARDIST JOOLS HOLLAND.
REBECCA TAG:
ALSO PASSING AWAY THIS YEAR WERE JOHN PHILLIPS OF THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS,
R&B
LEGEND RUFUS THOMAS, LYNYRD SKYNYRD BASSIST LEON WILKESON AND COUNTRY
GUITARIST CHET ATKINS; ATKINS WILL ALSO BE INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK &
ROLL
HALL OF FAME NEXT YEAR.
IN NEW YORK, I'M REBECCA RANKIN. ))
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She lasted 33 days, but in the end Kim Powers couldn't form any strong alliances.
Teri Okita is in New York where she talks one-on-one with the latest Survivor contestant to be voted out of Africa.
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(((28:25) Kim: I dont ever want to eat corn again. Not a corn tortilla,
not corn flakes. Not corn on the cob, not corn chowder
AFTER EATING ONLY MAIZE FOR A MONTH, KIM POWERS MAY NEVER HAVE A
HANKERING FOR THE FOOD AGAIN.
(28:34) Kim: not corn in a can, not creamed corn, not corn bread, no
corn muffins. (:39)
SOT: (5:29) I have eaten some caramel corn, and thats about it. (:03)
THE 29-YEAR-OLD FREELANCE MARKETER WHO LIVES JUST OUTSIDE PHILADELPHIA
SAYS SHE TRIED TO STAY UNDER THE RADAR BUT COULDNT FORM ANY STRONG
ALLIANCES ONCE THE TRIBES MERGED.
(Super: Kim Powers/11th Survivor Voted Off)
SOT: (1:10) I kind of meandered a lot in the game, trying to figure out
what my best strategy was. I wasnt as focused as I probably needed to
be. (:06)
TRACK: SHE WAS SURPRISED SHE LASTED SO LONG IN AFRICA SINCE SEVERAL OF
HER SAMBURU ALLIANCES WENT SOUR.
SOT: (3:12) There were so many factors of I could have gotten voted off
before I did, that, then I look at it and think, Well, 33-days is
pretty good. Of course, theres the other part of me that goes, Oh,
but I was so close. (:10)
TRACK: ONE OF THE MOST SENTIMENTAL MOMENTS IN THE SHOW CAME WHEN LITTLE
KIM SAW A VIDEO OF HER MOTHER. AT THAT POINT, SHE SAYS THEY WERE ALL
TIRED AND EMOTIONALLY-DRAINED.
SOT: (4:53) Sitting in the African desert and all of the sudden your
moms face shows up on the screen and youve just been really beat down,
and youre really beat at this point in the game, and to see someone
that you love and you know is comfort to you is so emotional. (:12)
(Super: Teri Okita/Reporting)
STANDUP: Kim P. says the experience empowered her and shed absolutely
do it again. She was so moved by Africa that shed like to write or do a
show on the subject. Teri Okita, CBS News, New York.))
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He got away with about 30 dollars...
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but caused a lot more damage at a Roanoke landmark...
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The story at Eleven.
by SS