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Today on News 7 at 5, the trial begins for a man accused of a daylight murder outside a local store.
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[VO-NAT]
and we will tell you why Roanoke is expecting to get millions of gallons of water a day begining next week.
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Radar shows pop up showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. We will check on those in a few moments.
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The only man charged for the events of September 11th tries to plead guilty today. W'll tell you why a judge would NOT let him.
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[VO-NAT]
A drug company offers low cost prescriptions to local Medicare patients.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
Plus Patrick Evans will have this week's edition of Growin' It.
News 7 at 5 is next.
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[IN Q=we're excited about getting it on-line...]
((WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT GETTING IT ON-LINE. ))
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[VO-NAT]
A faithful source of water for more than one hundred years... Roanoke's Crystal Spring will soon provide some relief from the city's drought.
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Roanoke hasn't been able to use Crystal Spring's daily output of four million gallons for more than a year, but that could change very soon.
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[VO-NAT]
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Construction on a new filter plant is ahead of schedule, due to be completed by October first.
And the pipes for a temporary filter are in place, waiting for equipment that could be pumping water by the end of next week.
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[IN Q=We're actually about two months]
((WE'RE ACTUALLY ABOUT TWO MONTHS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE. THAT'S ONE ADVANTAGE IF YOU CAN SAY THERE'S AN ADVANTAGE OF THE DROUGHT IS THAT THE WEATHER'S BEEN REALLY GOOD AND WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO WORK THROUGH THE WINTER. WE HAD A VERY AMBITIOUS SCHEDULE IN COMBINATION WITH THE WEATHER AND JUST HAVING A GOOD CONTRACTOR.))
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[OUT Q=just having a good contractor.]
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[VO-NAT]
The level of Carvins Cove is now almost 29 feet below the spillway.
The return of Crystal Spring won't solve the city's problem, but it will help to extend Roanoke's supply of drinking water.
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A Roanoke judge heard an eye witness account today of the events leading up to a day-light murder outside the Food Way Market on Liberty Road last Fall.
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A friend of the victim described how Courtney Simon pulled out a gun and pointed in Maurice Grogan's face.
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The two had exchanged words outside the store earlier that morning. Simon declared "I'll be back."
When he returned he went into the store and asked Grogan to step outside, saying "let me holler at you."
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((HE JUST PULLED IT OUT...COURTNEY AND MAURICE. ABOUT A FOOT AWAY FROM MAURICE'S FACE?))
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[OUT Q=Maurice's face? (girl nods in the affirmative)]
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Grogan was shot in the face and died almost instantly.
Newly appointed Judge Charlie Dorsey is hearing the case without a jury.
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[5-Moussaoui]
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The only person charged as a September 11th conspirator attempted to plead guilty today to new federal charges that could bring him the death penalty. But the judge insisted that Zacarias Moussaoui reconsider.
Teri Okita has more from the court house in Alexandria.
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[SUPER=01-Teri Okita/CBS News;]
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((AS SUSPECTED TERRORIST ZACARIOUS MOUSSAOUI TRIED TO DEFEND HIMSELF, HE
SURPRISED THE COURT WITH YET ANOTHER OUTBURST.
HE TOLD JUDGE LEONIE BRINKEMA (graphic) "Today the world should know
Moussaoui Zacarias has entered a guilty plea and that I want a trial.
I'm guilty now, the question is, how much?"
TRACK: THE JUDGE RESPONDED (graphic) "If you absolutely want to enter a
guilty plea and admit your guilt, I will give you the right."
BUT IT WAS CLEAR THE JUDGE THOUGHT MOUSSAOUI DIDN'T HAVE A FULL GRASP OF
THE U-S COURT SYSTEM, AND GAVE HIM A WEEK TO RECONSIDER HIS GUILTY PLEA.
SHE WARNED MOUSSAOUI THAT ANYTHING HE SAYS IN COURT CAN BE USED AGAINST
HIM.
IN A RAMBLING STATEMENT MOUSSAOUI SAID....THERE IS MORE TO THE STORY
THAN THE U.S. KNOWS ..AND THAT HE HAS THOSE DETAILS. SOME LEGAL
ANALYSTS SAY THIS MAY BE AN ATTEMPT TO CUT A DEAL.
TRACK: MOUSSAOUI WAS IN COURT FOR HIS THIRD INDICTMENT ON CONSPIRACY
CHARGES RELATED TO SEPTEMBER 11TH.
STAND-UP:(NOT VERBATIM)
..NEW INDICTMENT CARRY DEATH PENALTY.
MOUSSAOUI CONTINUED TO BLURT OUT COMMENTS, SAYING "I AM A MEMBER OF AL
QAEDA.I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO OSAMA BIN LADEN." WE'LL SEE HOW THOSE
WORDS PLAY OUT WHEN THIS HEARING CONTINUES NEXT THURSDAY. TO, CBS NEWS,
WASH.))
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A California police officer caught on tape arresting a black teenager pleaded innocent today to charges of assault-
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The attorney for officer Jeremy Morse says the officer used reasonable force under the circumstances.
Morse claims the handcuffed suspect grabbed his testicles.
Morse's lawyer says there is another video- a surveillance tape- that shows more of what happened- and he says all the evidence taken together will clear his client.
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Another officer also pleaded innocent to filing a false report.
The incident a couple of weeks ago was caught on tape- it shows the officers slamming the teen against a car- during the arrest.
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Fifteen months after it lost four buildings to a devastating fire, Longwood University is finally starting to rebuild.
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School president Patricia Cormier (Core-Me-ay) hopped behind the controls of a backhoe today to mark the start of construction on a new Grainger Hall.
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The old building was torn down after it and three other structures were heavily damaged by fire in April of last year.
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((PATRICIA CORMIER/LONGWOOD U. PRESIDENT: WE CALLED THEM THE ARCHITECTURAL SOUL OF THE CAMPUS, AND I CAN TELL YOU THEY MEANT A GREAT DEAL TO EVERYONE HERE, NOT ONLY TO PAST ALUMNI, BUT EVEN TO THE CURRENT STUDENT BODY AND WHEN WE LOST THEM, I JUST CAN'T DESCRIBE TO YOU WHAT THE FEELINGS OF EVERYONE WERE THAT NIGHT.))
((DAVID CORDLE/ARTS & SCIENCES DEAN: IT WAS TOUGH IN MANY WAYS, BUT I THINK AT THE SAME TIME WE CAN TAKE A LOT OF PRIDE IN THE WAY THE UNIVERSITY RESPONDED TO THE CRISIS, WE MADE ARRANGEMENTS, EVERYONE MADE ADJUSTMENTS AND WE WENT ON AND LOOKING BACK AT THIS ACADEMIC YEAR I CAN SAY IT WENT OFF WITHOUT A HITCH.))
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[OUT Q=without a hitch.]
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[VO-NAT]
Construction on the other three buildings is scheduled to start later this fall.
The new Grainger Hall should be finished next summer.
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Authorities in California continue to look for a suspect in the rape and murder of a five year old girl,
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Also a Congressman is found guilty of several ethical violations.
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Police are asking the nation to be on the lookout- for the man who raped and killed 5-year old Samantha Runnion.
Earlier today police thought they may have a break in the case-
Chris Lawrence reports.
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[child not supered!]
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((
Police are still rushing to find a child killer - after rumors of a
breakthrough fell short.
ASST. SHERIFF GEORGE JARAMILLO/ORANGE COUNTY, CA: "There have been numerous detentions, arrests, vehicles impounded, none of that should be mistaken as an arrest for the kidnapping and murder of samantha runnion."
Now the search goes on and may get bigger.
ASST. SHERIFF - ..."search is in southern ca now..may go national"
Outside Samantha's home, the signs are everywhere... How much this
community loved that little girl. And as sheriff's keep watch over the
family's home. Parents keep a close eye on their children.
neighbor/child - (no time for FONT)
"We don't go out alone anymore."
THIS LITTLE GIRL'S MOTHER COMFORTED HER DAUGHTER, AS THEY LOOKED AT
TABLES FULL OF FLOWERS, CANDLES, AND CARDS..
FOR THIS FAMILY AND MANY OTHERS, THINGS WILL ALWAYS BE DIFFERENT.
IRENE GONZALES/NEIGHBOR
"I don't think we'll go back to the way things were, because there's
always someone else out there - wanting to do the same thing."
SAMANTHA WAS PLAYING WITH A FRIEND MONDAY EVENING, WHEN A MAN SNATCHED
HER FROM THEIR CONDOMINIUM COMPLEX.
POLICE SAY HE SEXUALLY ASSAULTED THE FIVE YEAR OLD - ASPHYXIATED HER -
AND DUMPED SAMANTHA'S BODY WHERE POLICE COULD FIND IT.))
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Congressman James Traficant is found guilty of nine ethics violations by a committee of his peers-
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The charges stem from his conviction in April of bribery, tax evasion and fraud.
The flamboyant Traficant said he was disappointed by the decision and remained defiant- insisting his innocence and that he'll fight to the end.
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((REP. JAMES TRAFICANT/D- OHIO: IF I HAD ANY INKLING OF GUILT OR INTENT TO COMMIT A CRIME, I WOULD, BUT I WANT TO GO DOWN ON RECORD AND GO TO JAIL RATHER THAN ADMIT TO SOMETHING I DIDN'T DO. ))
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Traficant claims he was railroaded by the government.
The House ethics committee must now decide whether to recommend expelling Traficant from the House or to suggest a lesser punshment.
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In health check tonight,
For seniors struggling to afford their medications --there is new drug card on the market. And with this card you only pay 15 dollars for a 30 day supply of medication.
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Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton joins us with details on how the card works.
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Jean,
Seniors who qualify can get Pfizer medications at the 15 dollar discount.
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This is just one three drug card programs now available to Medicare Recipients.
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The announcement from Pzifer about its new drug card was just what the doctor ordered for the Walter Carr. He says he and wife now spend 600 dollars a month on medications.
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[IN Q=Right now there is only one]
((RIGHT NOW THERE IS ONLY ONE PRESCRIPTION MY WIFE TAKES BUT IT'S GOING TO SAVE US OVER 100 DOLLARS A MONTH JUST ON THAT ONE PRESCRIPTION. POSSIBLY I CAN GET MY DOCTOR TO CHANGE SOME OF MY PRESCRIPTIONS TO SOME THAT THEY MAKE SO IT COULD POSSIBLY SAVE MORE))
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[OUT Q=possibly save more.]
With the Pfizer Share Card program there is no enrollment fee and no limit to the number of prescriptions you can buy with the card.
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((THE PATIENT IS BASICALLY GOING TO THE PHARMACY OFFERING A CARD AND THEN THEY'RE PAYING THE 15 DOLLARS. SO IT'S RELATIVELY SIMPLE))
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To qualify you have to be Medicare recipient with no prescription coverage, who is not eligible for Medicaid or other benefit programs. You must make less 18-thousand dollars a year if you;re single or 24-thousand for families.
Drugs like Viagra can be purchased with card along with other drugs to treat everything from high blood pressure and cholesterol, to diabetes and arthritis.
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[IN Q=Whereas the average prescription]
((DAVID BYRD/PFIZER:WHEREAS THE AVERAGE PRESCRIPTION IS ABOUT 65 DOLLARS FOR PFIZER PRODUCTS THIS OFFERS THAT PRODUCT AT 15 DOLLAR PER PRESCRIPTION PER MONTH. SO THAT'S A HUGE SAVINGS FOR THOSE FOLKS))
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And the Wades are hoping to reap the benefits of those huge savings.
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[IN Q=There are a lot of old people in Roanoke]
((THERE ARE A LOT OF OLD PEOPLE IN ROANOKE AND IF THEY COULD GET IT THEY WOULD BE GLAD TO GET IT))
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To sign up for the card or for more information call 1-800-717-6005 or go Pfizer's website at pfizer-for-living-dot-com.
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Jean,
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Coming up next you will want to lend us an ear,
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as Patrick Evans shares a few kernels of wisdom about some of the freshest produce on the Roanoke City Market.
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Last week on Growin' It, Patrick Evans found some of the freshest local peaches on the market. Today he goes in search of another locally produced treat: Silver Queen Corn.
He not only finds it, but also discovers a family tradition on the Roanoke Famer's Market that goes back nearly forty years.
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Coming up next on the newscast, Steve Mason will let us know how Tiger Woods is doing in his pursuit of the Grand Slam,
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then a little later, we will tell you why some high dollar cars have been sighted around the Homestead.
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On Wall Street today, the stock markets winning streak ended at one.
Stock prices turned south late in the day, after what had been an uneventful session.
Alexis Christoforous has more.
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Good afternoon everybody, welcome to your two minute ticker. There is a three way tie for first after one round of the British Open.
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Sweden's Carl Pettersson (PEH'-tur-suhn) has grabbed a share of the first round lead with a 4-under 67. He is joined by Duffy Waldorf and reigning P-G-A Championship champ David Toms.
Windless weather conditions made for a bunched leader board. Phil Mickelson and Nick Price were among a dozen players who trail the leaders by one shot.
Tiger Woods quest for the single season Grand Slam opened with a 1-under par 70 putting him three off the pace.
Defending champ David Duval opened with a 1-over 72.
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Lisa Witherspoon Reed was a standout point guard at Virginia Tech. Her husband Corey Reed was a star hoopster at Radford. Today the two wrapped up the Spoon Skills Camp in Christiansburg.
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About 40 youngsters were on hand to learn a thing or two from the former stars. The husband and wife team does several clinics throughout Southwest Virginia during the summer, which provide a nice break from school. Lisa is a fifth grade teacher, Corey a grad student in chemical engineering at Virginia Tech.
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[OUT Q=give back a little bit."]
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[S5-Baseball]
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10 Major League Baseball games hit the diamond today. Boston over Tampa Bay 4-3, the Yankees beat Detroit 6-5 and Kansas City topped Chicago 5-3. In the NL, the Cubs were 6-4 winners over the Phillies, Houston beat Milwaukee 4-2 and Montreal edged the Mets 2-1.
In Atlanta, the Braves Tom Glavine picked up his twelfth win and first in six starts as Atlanta beat Florida 3-to-1.
That's it for the ticker, coming up at six, a local sports psychologist works his magic on some lacrosse goalies at Roanoke College, see ya then.
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Hundreds of antique and new Rolls-Royce's have rolled into the Homestead.
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[VO-NAT]
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This was the second time the Homestead has hosted the Rolls Royce Owners' Club Annual Meet in recent years.
Today was the last day of the week-long meet, which featured hundreds of Rolls Royces and Bentleys from all eras. All of the cars were judged on how well they are restored and maintained.
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[IN Q=The judging program...]
((DANIEL DOCHERTY/ROLLS ROYCE OWNER; THE JUDGING PROGRAM IS REALLY FOCUSED ON AUTHENTICITY. IS THE CAR REPAIRED WITH MATERIALS THAT ARE SAFE AND RELEVENT TO THE CAR ITSELF AND WHEN IT WAS BUILT. AND WE LOOK AT OTHER THINGS THAT ARE USING PARTS THAT ARE REPAIRED OR REBUILT.))
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[OUT Q=repaired or rebuilt.]
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The cars have to be more than just showpieces. If the cars are brought in by trailer, the owners have to drive the cars at least a hundred miles during the week.
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