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Today on News 7 at Five, we will hear from the family of a local man who was taken into custody for giving aid to the Palestinians barricaded in the Church of the Nativity.
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Also a local woman is convicted of killing her four year old son.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Also today reports say the suspect accused of planting pipe bombs has admitted the crime.
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Plus we will tell you why some United Way agencies are in dire need of money despite having a record year.
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As Israel prepares to retaliate for last night's fatal suicide bombing- a local man is taken in custody for allegedly helping the Palestinians barricaded in the church of the Nativity.
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[5-Middle-East]

[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=Five]
[WRITER=tbr]
[TAPE#=Net]
[GRAPHIC=News 7 at 5]

We will have more on the local connection to today's events in Bethlehem in just a moment, but first... here could a small ray of hope that the stand off at the church could soon be over. Kimberly Dozier has more.
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[SUPER=01-Mark Sofer/Israeli Foreign Ministry;]
[SUPER=01-Kimberly Dozier/CBS News;]
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((A breakthrough in Bethlehem but not the end of the story. The Israeli military has agreed to let several dozen Palestinians leave the Church of the Nativity, for questioning, and ultimately, freedom. Another twenty-six, will go to Gaza, while the thirteen wanted for the most seri us crimes, will remain in the church, as Israeli and European negotiators try to find another country willing to take them in. It was one bit of good news after a new spate ofviolence here. (RISHON LETZION) Rescue workers cleaned up after the devastating Tuesday night suicide bombing by the militant group Hamas, in a pool hall in Rishon Letzion, south of Tel Aviv. Hours later, another suicide bomber survived a failed attempt to blow himself up at a bus stop, in northern Israel. Stunned by the blast, he struggled against the robot sent to disarm him. Palestinian President Yasser Arafat condemned the latest violence, and promised to crack down on those responsibl
e. Israeli officials were unimpressed. (SOT Mark Sofer, Israeli Foreign Ministry ) The trouble is we re facing a Palest
inian leadership that still sees violence a d terrorism as a mode of obtaining political gain. Officials say the Rishon Letzion suicide bombing, which happened just as Israel s Prime Minister Ariel Sharon met with the American president, helped drive home that point. (on-cam) Israeli officials are now saying Sharon was able to convince the White House tha Arafat is no longer a partner for peace, and that peace talks cannot move forward, until the Palestinians choose a new leader. officials) American diplomats were still talking about working with both sides, and both leaders. But Israeli officials, heading to an emergency security cabinet meeting, said they were considering expelling Arafat, once and for all. KD, CBS News, Jerusalem )

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[5-Musselman]

[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=khu]
[TAPE#=502-07 26:56]
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A young man from Roanoke is among the six American peace activists arrested by Israeli defense forces in the West Bank last week.
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Nathan Musselman is a Patrick Henry High School graduate and member of Oak Grove Church of the Brethren.
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His father, Psychiatrist Neal Musselman, visited the region himself earlier this year, and came away convinced his son was doing the right thing, aiding the Palestinians. Nathan was detained after the Israelis concluded the protesters helped re-upply Palestinian gunmen holed up inside the Church of the Nativity.
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((THEIR MESSAGE WAS TO BRING ATTENTION TO THE INHUMANE CONDITIONS WITHIN THE CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY. DURING THAT PROTEST SOME OF THE PEACE ACTIVISTS WERE ABLE TO GET INSIDE THE CHURCH AND BROUGHT FOOD, WATER AND MEDICINE TO THE INDIVIDUALS INSIDE.))
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Neal Musselman says Nathan is not really taking sides, believing his son would come to the aid of the Israeli's, if he felt they were oppressed or in danger.
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[5-Pipe-bombs]

[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=jja]
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A baby faced 21- year old- is charged in the recent string of pipe bombings.
Authorities say he admitted to making weapons-
As Jennifer Miller reports, the college student has traded his t-shirt and jeans for prison clothes.
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(( 21 YEAR OLD LUKE HELDER FLASHED AN EASY SMILE ...AS FEDERAL CHARGES STACK UP AGAINST HIM. AND SO FAR AUTHORITIES SAY HE'S COOPERATING. BUT THE SMILE MAY MASK A DISTURBED YOUNG MAN.
F-B-I AGENTS SAY HELDER 'IS' THE MAILBOX BOMBER... AND HAS ADMITTED MAKING TWO DOZEN PIPE BOMBS OUT OF TAPE, PAPER CLIPS AND CHRISTMAS TREE BULBS. ..THEN PLANTING 18 OF THEM IN MAILBOXES ACROSS THE MIDWEST.

AUTHORITIES SAY THERE'S MORE PROOF -- IN HELDER'S CONVERSATIONS WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
BEFORE DISAPPEARING FROM HIS WISCONSIN COLLEGE LAST WEEK, HELDER TOLD FRIENDS TO 'WATCH THE NEWS.' AND HE SENT HIS PARENTS A LETTER. IN IT, THREE KEY WORDS..."MAILBOXES ARE EXPLODING." IT'S THE SAME PHRASE FOUND IN LETTERS ATTACHED TO MANY OF THE BOMBS.
ONE OF THEM INJURED BRYCE WERLING'S WIFE. HE'S RELIEVED THE SUSPECTED BOMBER'S IN JAIL. BRYCE WERLING/WIFE INJURED BY BOMB "Not necessarily is it gonna help us any, but somebody else isn't gonna get hurt." WERLING'S WIFE WAS ONE OF SIX INJURED LAST WEEK, WHEN THE BOMBS EXPLODED. FIREARMS EXPERTS SAY IT'S A WONDER THE BLASTS DIDN'T KILL ANYONE - BECAUSE PIPE BOMBS CARRY A POWERFUL PUNCH. JOHN SPENCER/ATF - OMAHA "They're dangerous, equal to a stick of dynamite. BEFORE THE HUNT FOR HELDER BEGAN. HE WAS STOPPED THREE TIMES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATI�XING HE DIDN'T MEAN TO HURT ANYONE. THE OFFICER SAID, I KNOW THAT, BUT I STOPPED YOU FOR SPEEDING.))

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[5-Norman]

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A woman from Henry County has been convicted of killing her four-year-old son.
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Brenda Norman had been charged with second degree murder in the death of her son, Stephen Kelly.
This morning, she entered an Alford plea to a charge of INvoluntary manslaughter.
That means she does NOT admit her guilt, but does acknowledge that the state had enough evidence to convict her.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Norman will be sentenced in August.

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[5-United-Way]

[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=mjo]
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The good news is Roanokers were more generous last year than ever ...
The bad news is they may have forgotten the people closest to home.
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That was the message from the United Way of the Roanoke Valley today.
The agency raised a record 6- and -a- half million dollars in last year's campaign drive... but donors designated much of it to September 11th victims and programs that help them.
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((FRANK ROGAN/UNITED WAY: WE ESTIMATE THAT 2 MILLION WAS RAISED FOR VICTIMS OF THE SEPTEMBER 11TH TRAGEDY. HOWEVER, THE HOMEFRONT NEEDS WERE NOT ALWAYS ADDRESSED, ESPECIALLY AFTER SEPT. 11TH. AND I THINK IT IS AN UNUSUAL YEAR FOR US -- WE'RE HOPING TO GET BACK ON TAKING CARE OF OUR NEEDS RIGHT HERE IN THE ROANOKE VALLEY NEXT YEAR.))
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The United Way supports 80 local programs, like the Greenvale School, through it's "Community Care Fund."
It's these groups that are losing 285-thousand dollars in support.
The United Way is dipping into its reserve funds to make up SOME of the difference.
The board hopes donors will remember to help out ALL the local charities during the next campaign drive, which starts in August.
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Coming up next, a leader in the American Catholic church testifies about his role in the priest sex scandal,
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[VO] Also his tough stance with prisoners earned him praise from some and criticism from others. Now the head of the state's prison system is stepping down.
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[5-Cardinal-Law]

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Boston Cardinal Bernard Law says he relied on the advice of doctors and aides when ok'd the transfer of a priest accused of sex abuse.
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Law testified today under oath- as part of a court ordered deposition.
He insisted he was given medical assurance it was safe to transfer preist John Geoghan.
The deposition is for a civil lawsuit brought by 86 people who claim Geoghan molested them.
Lawyers for the Archdiocese of Boston protested the deposition saying an inquiry into the inner workings of the church is inappropriate.
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[5-Angelone]

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Virginia's prison chief is stepping down.
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Ron Angelone announced today he is resigning as director of the Department of Corrections.
Angelone was sometimes criticized for his emphasis on prison security over the rehabilitation of prisoners.
Attorney General Jerry Kilgore says Angelone served Virginians well.
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((ATTORNEY GENERAL JERRY KILGORE: ANGELONE WAS THE RIGHT PERSON. WE NEEDED TO TOUGHEN OUR SYSTEM TO PUT OFFICERS BACK IN CHARGE OF THESE PRISONS AND NOT LET INMATES RUN THESE INSTITUTIONS AROUND VIRGINIA.))
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No successor has been named.
Lieutenant Governor Tim Kaine says that Angelone's departure will mark a philosophical change for the prison system.
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((LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TIM KAINE: I THINK GOVERNOR WARNER IS GOING TO BE MUCH MORE LIKELY TO LOOK TO SOMEONE WHO HAS A STRONG KIND OF REHABILITATION FOCUS. AGAIN RECOGNIZING THAT THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC SAFETY IN THE COMMONWEALTH DEPENDS LARGELY ON WHEN PEOPLE GET OUT OF PRISON. ARE THEY GOING TO BE BETTER OR ARE THEY GOING TO BE WORSE?))
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Angelone was appointed by Governor George Allen in 1994.
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[5-Falls]

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[WRITER=jsu]
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[GRAPHIC=Medical News]
In health check tonight, 30-percent of all people over the age of 65 fall every year. Many falls happen during everyday activities in the home.
But most can be prevented. Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton has some ways to make your home safer.
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If you are planning your next vacation, you will want to stay tuned. Patrick Evans will tell us about some fun trips that don't cost a lot of money.
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[5-FEATURE]

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Summer vacations take a lot of planning, and sometimes cost a lot of money, but Patrick Evans has some great ideas that will give you that far-away feeling without ever leaving the Valley.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Coming up, investors on Wall Street have one of their best days in a long time. We'll have the final numbers after the break.
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[VO] Then a little later, we will tell you why a simple statue has taken a nothing day and suddenly made it all seem worthwhile.
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[5-Marketwatch]

[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=tbr]
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There was a big rally on Wall Street today, as the Dow closed up more than 300 points -- and the Nasdaq gained about 120.
Alexis Christoforous has the details.
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[S5-Brown]

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Good afternoon every oen, welcome to your mid week ticker. Philadelphia 76ers head coach Larry Brown responded to NBA scoring leader Allen Iverson's comments today and Brown, despite Iverson's shoddy practice attendance record, defended his top player.
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[S5-Dazzle]

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The Roanoke Dazzle has severely cut its ticket prices for next season, but the team's front office knows that even $6 dollar seats won't mean much if the team can't win more than the 18 games it captured in its inaugural season.
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The Dazzle did more in the community than perhaps any professional team in the history of Roanoke valley sports. To date the team has spoken to 5,587 school kids as part of the "Read to Achieve Program." And players and coaches have made more than 440 appearances at everything from the Chili Cookoff to the rescue mission.
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[S5-Softball]

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[WRITER=sma]
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Virginia Tech battles Notre Dame at 1:30 in the Big East Conference softball tournament tomorrow at Moyer Sports Complex. Even though the Fighting Irish went 18 and 2 in league play, Tech is ready.
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Villanova and Syracuse open the tourney at 11 AM. That's it for the ticker, coming up at six, drivers prepare for the Winston, see ya then everybody.

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[5-Mary-Tyler]

[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jja]
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It looks like Mary Tyler Moore's made it after all-
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Most of us already knew that- but today the city Of Minneapolis honored the star.
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((LOVE IS ALL AROUND US NO NEED TO WASTE IT WE'RE GONNA MAKE IT AFTER ALL.))
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A bronze statue of the actress was unveiled-
and Moore threw her tam into the crowd.
She says playing TV producer Mary Richards taught her a lot about life.
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((MARY TYLER MOORE: SOME PEOPLE WILL SAY I GREW UP WATCHING YOU I SAY I DID TOO.))
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About two thousand people bundled up in the cold to attend the dedication.
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