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Henry County and North Carolina are planning a trip to Canada in hopes of interviewing a possible witness in the Short family deaths.
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AND - Maryland officials are investigating the shooting of a 13-year old boy outside of a middle school this morning - to see if it is connected to last weeks sniper shootings.
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Some quick changes coming up weatherwise. Sharply colder followed by a chance for rain by midweek. Details coming up.

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=tbr]
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And on health check - new technology is taking a lot of the pain out of knee replacements...
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[VO-NAT]

Plus a Los Angeles judge grants a bail hearing for actor Robert Blake...
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[ANCHOR=Jean]

and the U-S Supreme Court refuses the G-O-P...

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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((RIGHT NOW YOU COULD SAY WE'RE EXPERIENCEING A TOUGH TIME. ONE THING I REMIND PEOPLE AND MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION IS THAT TOUGH TIMES DON'T LAST- TOUGH PEOPLE DO. WE'RE GOING TO BE VIGILANT.))
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The words of Prince George's County police- talking about today's shooting of a 13 year old boy outside of a middle school.
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Tonight that boy is out of surgery- he remains in critical condition-
Police still don't know if today's shooting is related to the string of sniper shootings last week in Maryland.
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Aleen Sirgany is following the story and joins us live with the latest.
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[SUPER=03-Bowie, MD;]
[SUPER=01-Charles Moose/Montgomery Co., MD Police Chief]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Michael Eichelberger/Children's Hospital]
[SUPER=01-Gerald Wilson/Prince Georges County Police Chief]
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[SUPER=01-Vincent Brown/Parent; ]
[Super=01-Aleen Sirgany/CBS News; ]
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(( Locator: Bowie, Maryland
Another shooting in suburban Maryland,....this time at a school.
Police, and the FBI are working at fever pitch to see if this is linked to the sniper attacks that killed six people last week.
Charles Moose, Montgomery County Police Chief Here in the Washington metropolitan area, we have a level of fear that we're not used to. But today it went down to the children.
A thirteen year old boy was shot in the chest, critically wounded, outside the Benjamin Tasker Middle school, in Prince George's County..
Sot: Dr. Michael Eichelberger, Children's Hospital,Washington,DCTERMS.
(we are satisfield with how he got through surgery.)


Gerald Wilson, Prince Georges County Police Chief His guardian who had just dropped him off, noticed he was slumped over and believes they may have heard a gunshot.
Police in neighboring Montgomery Country hunting for the serial sniper rushed to the scene. Anxious parents, already on edge because of the killings, hurried to take their children out of school.

SOT: Andrew Dyer, Parent

You see the looks of people out here, its just uncontrolled fear right now.

SOT: Vincent Brown, Parent.


Ballistics test will hopefully be decisive in confirming if this latest shooting is connected or NOT to the others.
Sirgany o/c close (TO COME: LATEST)))

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The search for answers in the murders of Jennifer Short and her parents will take investigators to Canada sometime this week.
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That's where 66-year-old Garrison Bowman is being held in jail on an immigration violation.
Investigators say he's NOT a suspect, but describe him as a person they need to talk to about the deaths of Jennifer, Michael and Mary Short.
They also hope to search his van.
According to search warrants, Bowman left his home in North Carolina the day after the Shorts were killed.
He allegedly told his landlord he was going to kill a Virginia mobile home mover.
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((FRANK CASSELL/HENRY CO. SHERIFF: HE'S SOMEONE WE NEED TO SIT DOWN AND TALK TO SEE WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT THIS CASE, IF ANYTHING, HOW HE'S INVOLVED IN IT, IF AT ALL, THAT SORT OF THING.))
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Bowman made an appearance in Canada court for a detention hearing today.
Coming up on News-7 at 6, we'll find out if authorities will continue to hold him or release him.

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jen]
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A Clifton Forge man in under arrest for the murder of his "on- again, off- again "girlfriend. 20-year-old John Matthew Beverly, Junior was arraigned this morning on a first degree murder charge. He is accused in the death of 24-year old (SHAN-ah) Shanna Wright. Wright's body was discovered Saturday in her Covington home after the suspects father contacted her family and suggested they check on her. Wright's family describes the couple's relationship as abusive. Their one- year old son is staying with relatives. The cause of death is unknown. An autopsy is expected to be completed tomorrow.

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=myr]
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Grayson County authorities are investigating the murder of a local high school student.
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Brandon Kyle Billings was a senior at Galax High School and played tackle for the school's football team.
He was found shot in his pickup truck Sunday afternoon on Rockhouse Lane just outside of town.
Authorities say it's an area where many teenagers go to hang out, and Billings who just turned 18 Saturday, may have been there celebrating his birthday.
But, they say that doesn't lead much into the investigation.
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((JERRY WILSON/GRAYSON COUNTY SHERIFF: THERE WAS NO SIGN OF ANY DRUGS OR ALCOHOL OF ANYTHING OF THAT NATURE. NO SIGNS OF ANYONE OTHER THAN HIM.21:23))
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So far, authorities have not named any suspects, but, they are questioning anyone who may have seen Billings before he died.
If you have any information that could help with the investigation, you're asked to call the Grayson County Sheriff's office.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jja]
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One victory for Actor Robert Blake- as he awaits on charges he murdered his wife.
A judge in Los Angeles agreed to grant him a bail hearing.
But the judge said he won't allow anyone to testify at the hearing- which will determine if Blake should be released on bail.
Instead both sides will file papers ahead of time.
Blake's family members were in court today along with several of his supporters.


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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jen]
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The U- S Supreme Court will NOT decide whether Democrats can switch candidates in the upcoming New Jersey election.
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The justices are refusing to be drawn into the fight... which means the state supreme court's decision to allow the switch will stand. Democrats announced last week that former senator Frank Lautenberg would be replacing Robert Torricelli on the ballot.
Torricelli had been slipping in the polls since a recent ethics controversy. He left the race last week saying he didn't want to risk costing the Democrats control of the Senate. Republicans argue the move was illegal and unconstitutional because of the late date of the change. The high court didn't give any reasons for rejecting the appeal.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jen]
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Coming up on News 7 at 5
President Bush is planning to speak to the nation about Iraq... we'll have details on that after the break...
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[VO-ROLL FROM ENG... NOT VTR!!!!] And a new view as the Space SHuttle takes off.. We'll show you.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The Space Shuttle Atlantis has lifted off for a trip to the International Space station.
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A different view of today's launch. . A camera placed on the shuttle is giving people a different perspective of the launch.
The crew of six will deliver and attack a giant girder to the space station.
The flight was delayed after cracked fuel lines grounded the entire shuttle fleet for the summer.
It was delayed again last week by a hurricane.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jen]
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President Bush has picked up the support of a key Republican in his push against Saddam Hussein.
House Majority Leader Dick Armey says he's ready to back a resolution giving Bush authority to use force against Iraq.
Bush will layou this plan against Saddam in an address to the nation tonight.
Teri Okita is in Washington with a preview.
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(( IN AN ATTEMPT TO WIN OVER THE NAY SAYERS, PRESIDENT BUSH WILL FIRE OFF A LIST OF REASONS WHY A U.S.-LED WAR AGAINST IRAQ MAY BE NECESSARY. WHITE HOUSE AIDES SAY THE 20-MINUTE SPEECH WILL TRY TO ANSWER THE PUBLIC'S QUESTIONS, AS WELL AS OUTLINE THE IMMINENT THREAT THAT IRAQ POSES.
THE PRESIDENT WILL ALSO DELIVER A MESSAGE TO IRAQI MILITARY COMMANDERS -- URGING THEM TO DEFY SADDAM HUSSEIN -- IF THEY'RE ORDERED TO USE BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL WEAPONS AGAINST U.S. FORCES.
TONIGHT'S ADDRESS COMES AS MR. BUSH WAITS FOR CONGRESS TO PASS A RESOULTION GIVING HIM BROAD WAR-MAKING POWERS. BUT ACCORDING TO A CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES POLL ... MANY AMERICANS WANT HIM TO GIVE WEAPONS INSPECTIONS A CHANCE.

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ALMOST TWO-THIRDS OF THOSE ASKED WANT THE U.N. INSPECTORS TO RETURN TO IRAQ BEFORE ANY MILITARY ACTION ... JUST AS MANY WANT THE U.S. TO WORK WITH ITS ALLIES INSTEAD OF ACTING ALONE ... AND 70-PERCENT SAY THE PRESIDENT SHOULD HAVE CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL BEFORE HE SENDS IN TROOPS.
SO TONIGHT -- AS IN RECENT SPEECHES -- PRESIDENT BUSH IS EXPECTED TO TONE DOWN THE RHETORIC ... BY EMPHASIZING THE URGENCY OF DISARMING IRAQ, RATHER THAN THE PHYSICAL OUSTER OF SADDAM HUSSEIN.

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WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS SAY THE PRESIDENT IS NOT LIKELY TO BREAK ANY NEW GROUND IN TONIGHT'S SPEECH ... BUT THAT HE WILL FRAME THE DEBATE IN A DIFFERENT WAY THAN HE HAS IN THE PAST. TERI OKITA, CBS NEWS, WASHINGTON. ))

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jen]
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For orthopedic surgeons, an old type of knee surgery is coming back in style. Dr. Seam Kenniff explains why.
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((UNTIL LATE JULY-- A WALK IN THE PARK FOR 75-YEAR OLD EDWARD SCHULTZ-- HAD BECOME --A PRETTY PAINFUL JOURNEY.... AN M-R-I CONFIRMED ARTHRITIS IN JUST PART OF HIS LEFT KNEE...

SOT: EDWARD SCHULTZ/PARTIAL KNEE REPLACEMENT PATIENT

THE RIGHT SIDE OF MY LEFT KNEE WHERE IT WAS BONE-ON-BONE JUST GRINDING AWAY.
TRACK: THE OPTIONS BEFORE EDWARD INCLUDED PAIN KILLERS...TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT-- LONG--THE GOLD STANDARD OF KNEE TREATMENT....OR A PARTIAL KNEE REPLACEMENT: CALLED "UNICONDYLAR KNEE ARTHROPLASTY"-- OR THE REPICCI METHOD.
TRACK: HE CHOSE THE PARTIAL REPLACEMENT...A SURGERY THAT'S BEEN AROUND FOR DECADES...AND ONLY NOW -- STARTING TO GET A SECOND GLANCE BY DOCTORS IN THE U-S.

SOT: DR. MICHAEL BRONSON/ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON, LENOX HILL HOSPITAL

THE PROCEDURE OF REPLACING HALF THE KNEE REALLY DATES BACK TO THE 60S AND 70S. UNFORTUNATELY AT THAT TIME-- WE DID NOT HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY THAT WE DO TODAY. THE MATERIALS THAT WERE UTILIZED WERE NOT AS GOOD AS THEY ARE TODAY.
STANDUP:TODAY - THE PROCEDURE IS CONSIDERED "MINIMALLY INVASIVE" - A TEMPTING TERM TO PATIENTS-- BECAUSE IT MEANS A SMALLER OPERATION, A SMALLER SCAR, LESS TIME IN THE HOSPITAL AND LESS PAIN.

SOT: DR. BRONSON

THEY ARE ABLE TO GET UP WITH PHYSICAL THERAPY AND WALK THIS AFTERNOON-- AND RATHER THAN TALKING ABOUT 4-6 MONTHS OF REHAB UNTIL THEY ACHIEVE THEIR ULTIMATE GOAL-- THESE PATIENTS ACHIEVE THAT IN 4-6 WEEKS.

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TRACK: UNLIKE YEARS AGO-- DR. BRONSON SAYS HE IS HAVING GREAT SUCCESS WITH THE SURGERY-- AND INDEED-- A RECENT A LONG-TERM STUDY CONFIRMED HIS VIEW BY SHOWING-- 95% OF THE PATIENTS-- 8-TO-10 YEARS LATER-- WERE STILL DOING WELL. DR. SEAN KENNIFF, CBS NEWS.))

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Up next on our newscast, President Bush may step in on the Longshoremen strike...
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[VO] AND - tourism's going down NATIONALLY- so how will Roanoke support all the hotels going up across the valley? We'll have details coming up...

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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President Bush is expected to get involved in the longshoremen strike that closed more than two dozen ports on the West Coast.
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The administration is said to be worried that the strike could hamper an already struggling economy. Bush is said to be creating a board of inquiry under the Taft-Hartley Act - and he could mandate an 80-day cooling off period. 10-thousand longshoremen were locked out by shippers a week ago who were demanding an extension of a contract that expired July first. The strike is costing the economy as much as two billion dollars a day - as un-shipped goods pile up in the nation's warehouses.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=rca]
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New hotel construction continues in our area despite a lagging tourism economy...
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Officials say plans to build the sites were in the works long before the tragedy of September 11th. The Roanoke Valley is home to about 6-thousand hotel rooms, many around Roanoke Regional Airport. With air travel down, tourism officials say the challenge is filling the vacancies.
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((DAVE KJOLHEDE/ROANOKE VALLEY CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU; PART OF THE CHALLENGE IS WE'RE DOING MORE MARKETING WE KNOW WE'RE BRINGING MORE PEOPLE IN WE'RE BUILDING MORE HOTELS AND WE CAN'T BRING MORE PEOPLE IN AS FAST AS THEY ADD HOTEL ROOMS.))
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(Coal-heed) Kjolhede says conventions are key to Roanoke's tourism industry. Neil Ordway, general manager at the Clarion Hotel says hotels work together to attract large groups to the region and that the tourism numbers are rising.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jen]
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Still to come on News 7 at 5 - Things are looking down on Wall Street today - we'll have a full report coming up ...
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AND - Who ever said you shouldn't play with your food... these kids take food fights to the next level...

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[ANCHOR=Mike]
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[WRITER=mst]
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Good afternoon everybody - it's time for another week of conference action in college football.
The 4-and-2 Virginia Cavaliers entertain 3-and-2 Clemson this Saturday in the 42nd meeting between the two ACC rivals. The Tigers will be well-rested considering they last played this past Thursday night in Tallahassee against Florida State. Steve Mason has more on how that works into the UVa equation and some other Cavalier notes for us in this report.
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[ANCHOR=Kim]
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There's a NEW man on top of the ranks at NASCAR's Winston Cup series for the second straight week.
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[SUPER=0112-1. Tony Stewart/3958/2. Mark Martin/3886/3. Jimmie Johnson/3876/4. Ryan Newman/3821/5. Rusty Wallace/3811/;

] Thanks to yesterday's events at Talladega - Tony Stewart now leads the Points race with just six events to go in the season. Mark Martin who wrecked himself and Jimmie Johnson on the pace lap finds himself second with Johnson Newman and Wallace rounding out the top 5.
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[SUPER=0112-6. Matt Kenseth/3757/7. Jeff Gordon/3757/8. Bill Elliott/3729/9. Rick Rudd/3712/10. Sterling Marlin/3703/;]


The remaining drivers in the top 10 with the exception of Sterling -still have a legitimate shot at the win. Kenseth, Gordon, Elliott, Rudd and Marlin close out the top 10.
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[TALENT=MIKE]
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The Packers and Bears make up tonight's Monday night game, plus the Braves and Giants meet in the deciding game of their series tonight. I'll see you at the top of the hour. Take care everybody. [GO TO BREAK]


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[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=jen]
[TAPE#=net]
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Some Oregon kids put table manners aside for some good fun this weekend...
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The "Splat and Splash" - had nearly 200 youngsters slinging edible treasures at each other. The concoction is made up of overripe fruit, vegetables, oatmeal, noodles, rice and mashed potatoes... for that "Stick to your ribs" effect. (------------) After grace, there's a rush to the table to grab your weapons, and a free-for-all ensues- accuracy counts here.
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