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Coming up on News 7-
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A minor explosion in the cargo hold of a plane in San Franscisco.
Letter carriers weren't the only ones in this Seattle neighborhood collecting food from residents police say a woman was stealing bags of food.
And time is running out for Virginia residents and business owners affected by flooding to file for federal assistance.
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[ANCHOR=Joy]

News 7 is next.

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[SOT]
[IN Q=YES, SHANE HELPED]
((YES, SHANE HELPED STABILIZED THE GIRL WHILE I HELD HER HEAD FOR ABOUT A HALF HOUR I GUESS UNTIL PARAMADICS WERE ABLE TO CLIMB DOWN.))
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[OUT Q=CLIMB DOWN]
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[VO-NAT]
A nine year old girl is injured after falling down an embankment off of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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[ANCHOR =joy]
[GRAPHIC=News 7 at 11]
Good evening, I'm Joy Sutton, in for Teresa Hamilton.

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[Hiker-Fall]

[ANCHOR=joy]
[NEWSCAST=11]
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[TAPE#=03-15 TC-2:59:07]
[GRAPHIC=News 7 at 11]

A park ranger at the scene says the girl was with her family on a fishing trip when she wandered off the trail...

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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.]
and fell more than thirty feet down a steep embankment near the Roanoke River. Crews tried to airlift the girl at first, but decided that would take too long, so they devised another plan.
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[SOT-00:20:07]
[IN Q=WHAT WE ENDED ]
((CAPT. JONATHAN MCGUIRE/VINTON FIRE DEPARTMENT-WHAT WE ENDED UP DOING IS WE PUT A BOAT IN AT NIAGRA DAM ACROSS THE RIVER AND WE TOOK HER STRAIGHT ACROSS THE RIVER TO THE OTHER SHORE AND THEN WE WALKED HER BACK UP TO THE DAM AND TRANSPORTED HER BY AMBULANCE TO THE HOSPITAL.))
[SUPER=01-Capt. Jonathan McGuire/Vinton Fire Department]
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[OUT Q=to the hospital by ambulance.]
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[VO-NAT - :10]
The girl was transported to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital. This man who wished to remain unidentified was nearby when she fell and rushed to help before rescue crews arrived.
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[SOT00:1:30]
[IN Q=WE WERE JUST PASSING ]
((WE WERE JUST PASSING BY WHEN WE HEARD THAT A GIRL HAD FALLEN OFF A CLIFF. ME AND ONE OF MY FRIENDS SHANE, WHO'S STILL DOWN THERE, RAN DOWN THERE AS FAST AS WE COULD TO TRY AND DO SOME FIRST AID AND KEEP THE GIRL STILL... JUST TRY TO HELP OUT.))
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[OUT Q=TRY TO HELP OUT]
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[VO-NAT - :04+]
Authorities have not released the girl's name or condition.
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[VMI-Tuition]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jsu]
[TAPE#=03-12 TC-51:16]
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Virginia Military Institute cadets will be paying significantly more next year in tuition.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Lexington/File Tape; ]

VMI is raising tuition for in-state students by 23 percent. And out-of-state students will see an 11-percent increase.
School officials have also decided to increase the room and board fees for next year.
So now in-state students will be paying close to 13-thousand a year and out-of-state student will be dishing out more than 25-thousand.
VMI says the increase in fees will make up for recent budget cuts. Officials say the school lost about 2-point-six-million dollars in state budget cuts.
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[Bell]

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[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jwi]
[TAPE#=03-10 TC-1:22:28]
[GRAPHIC=Campaign 2003]
Republican candidate Brandon Bell says it's a long road until November's election in the 22nd Senate District.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co./March;]
The Roanoke County resident says his immediate plans are to recover from the primary campaign. He says after that he'll get back to work talking to voters about his ideas. So far no Democrats have stepped forward, but Bell expects that to change.
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[SOT 2:40:27]
[IN Q=It's an open seat]
((BRANDON BELL/22ND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN NOMINEE: IT'S AN OPEN SEAT WE FULLY EXPECT THERE TO BE DEMOCRATS RUNNING AND COMPETING AND BEING COMPETITIVE AND WE'RE GOING GET OUR PEOPLE OUT AND COALESCE AS REPUBLICANS AND GET BEHIND MOVING FORWARD AND HOLDING THIS SEAT IN THE REPUBLICAN COLUMN.))
[SUPER=01-Brandon Bell/22nd District Republican Nominee;]
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[OUT Q=the republican column]
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[VO-NAT]
Bell has served in the General Assembly before and thinks his experience will make a difference. Nearly 25- hundred people voted in yesterday's Firehouse Primary. Bell won with 35- percent of the vote.
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[FEMA]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jsu]
[TAPE#=03-19 TC-14:04]
[GRAPHIC=Flooding]
Virginia residents and business owners affected by this winter's flooding have to hurry to try to qualify for federal assistance.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salem/February 22]

If your home or business was damaged by the storms and flooding in February, you have until May 27 to apply for disaster aid.
Renters and homeowners in the counties of Buchanan, Montgomery, Pulaski, Roanoke, Tazewell, and Wise and the cities of Roanoke and Salem can qualify.
Aid is available under several federal and state programs such as disaster housing assistance and grants for serious disaster related needs not covered by insurance.
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[TAKE FEMA PHONE FS]
For more information or to register you can contact the Federal Emergency Management Agency at 1-800-621-F-E-M-A.
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[Police-Week]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jwi]
[TAPE#=03-11 TC-1:04:55]
[GRAPHIC=none]
Police Week started today, and for Christiansburg officers the timing is hitting close to home.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Christiansburg;]
Lieutenant Dalton Reid says the past few days have been extremely difficult.
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[SOT 20:35:24]
[IN Q=With the loss of]
((WITH THE LOSS OF SCOTT HYLTON, THAT'S THE SECOND OFFICER WE'VE LOST HERE IN THE TOWN OF CHRISTIANSBURG IN EIGHT AND A HALF YEARS AND IT'S NEVER EASY.))
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Reid says sometimes citizens forget their police officers are part of the community. He says unfortunately it sometimes takes a tragedy for people to realize the sacrifice officers are willing to make for the love of their communities.
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[SOT 20:36:54]
[IN Q=We're t-ball coaches]
((LT.DALTON REID/CHRISTIANSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT: WE'RE T-BALL COACHES, WE'RE MEMBERS OF CHURCHES, WE'RE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE OUT THERE AT FOOD LION RIGHT ALONG YOU SHOPPING. AND WE HOPE, OR WE LIKE TO THINK, THAT THE PERCEPTION IS THAT WE ARE THERE FOR EACH AND EVERY INDIVIDUAL.))
[SUPER=01-Lt. Dalton Reid/Christiansburg Police Department;]
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[OUT Q=and every individual]
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[VO-NAT]
The Christiansburg Police Department usually sends its color guard team to Washington D-C to participate in the national memorial for fallen officers. They won't make the trip this year, but some officers will still ride their bikes from Richmond to the capitol as part of the Bike- for- Blue campaign.
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[ANCHOR=Joy]
[GRAPHIC=none]
Right now Reid says the department's number one priority is to assist the Hylton family with whatever they need. They are also providing counseling to the officers who were on the scene at the time Officer Hylton and Christopher Holmes were shot.

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[Hylton]

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[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jwi]
[TAPE#=03-14 TC-3:10:26]
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Officer Scott Hylton's church family remembered him at his Floyd County church this morning.
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Hylton was a member of Topeca Church of the Brethren in Willis. Church leaders say he was active in the church and will be missed. The same pastor that married Scott and his wife will perform the fallen officer's funeral services Tuesday at 11 o'clock.
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[Bullets]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rle]
[TAPE#=net]
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A few months ago, it was a plan that was grabbing the headlines, but now seems to be dead in the water. Jim Stewart has more on a proposal to create a national ballistics fingerprint database.
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[IN Q=]
[SUPER=03-Montgomery Co., MD/October, 2002; :00]
[SUPER=10-Ari Fleischer/White House Press Secretary/October 15, 2002; :21 (HOT CHANGE TO) ]
[SUPER=04-October 16, 2002; :28]
[SUPER=01-Joseph Kopera/Maryland State Police Dept.; 1:20]
[SUPER=01-Jim Stewart/CBS News; 1:52]
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(( At the height of the sniper slayings, when it seemed every day someone else was cut down...even the White House got caught up in the debate over what to do. What about a national ballistics fingerprint database...so that guns and bullets or cartridges could be matched, spokesman Ari Fleischer was asked? Not a good idea, Fleischer said.
SOT/Flesicher Oct. 15, 2003

"That would also, of course, involve an act of Congress and a determination of the will of Congress to make that happen."
But with panic mounting...the White House appeared to change its mind.
SOT/Flesicher Oct. 16, 2003

"The president wanted it explored, and typically what happens in the White House is when the president wants something to be looked into, the staff responds."
Only now...six months later and with the snipers in custody....little has happened. The National Rifle Association opposes a gun database, and Attorney General John Ashcroft, who is responsible for overseeing the study, is an NRA supporter. He declined to answer questions about the gun study.
(SOT/Ashcroft)

"No thank you."
And while the Justice Department issued a statement saying it is "committed to commissioning" such a study, it acknowledges that none has actually begun.
At issue is the question...is it possible to give every firearm a distinct fingerprint...either by the marks on slugs caused by the grooves in the barrel...or by the marks made on a cartridge by the firing pin? The state of Maryland thinks so.
SOT/Joseph Kopera, Maryland State Police

"The program works well. It has worked well for the past 12 years."
Gun manufacturers save a cartridge from every new gun they ship to Maryland, and when the gun's sold, the cartridge goes to the state.
"We have the manufacturer, we have the make, the model, serial number, the date it was made and so on."
A computer makes an image of the firing pin mark...and if one like it turns up at a crime scene...it is hoped police can trace the gun.
But would it have helped catch the snipers? Who knows? The program so far only tracks handguns, not rifles. That was to have been another issue for the study. Jim Stewart CBS News Washington))

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[ANCHOR=Joy]
[WRITER=rle]
[NEWSCAST=11p]
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Still to come on the newscast, a scary moment for passengers after a minor explosion on a plane at San Francisco's airport.
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[VO-NAT]
and some health advocates are trying to send junk food out with the trash.
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[Fat-War]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jsu]
[TAPE#=net]
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Some health advocates want to launch a campaign against junk food.
John Roberts explains why.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=The stastics are nothing short of staggering]
[SUPER=03-New York, NY; :00]
[SUPER=01-Michael Jacobson/Center for Science in the Public Interest; :31]
[SUPER=01-Lisa Katic/Snack Food Industry Spokesperson; 2:27]
[SUPER=01-John Roberts/Reporting; 2:35]
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((NARR: The statistics are nothing short of staggering. Sixty-Five percent of Americans are overweight. Nearly a third are classified as obese - carrying 30 pounds or more than they should. NARR: America's fast food - sugar fueled society is one of THE MOST overweight in the world. And it's because of that - that health advocates like Michael Jacobson want to declare war on poor eating habits.
SOT: (Michael Jacobson) RIGHT NOW THE GOVERNMENT SPENDS ABOUT THREE MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR ON ITS FIVE-A-DAY CAMPAIGN
TO PROMOTE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CONSUMPTION. THREE MILLION A YEAR! MCDONALDS, ONE COMPANY, SPENDS A BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO EAT HAMBURGERS, FRIES AND COKES." NARR: Jacobson - and others who gathered at a conference in Washington last week say drastic steps must be taken to roll back the 'super sizing' of Americans - and the health problems that go along with it - diabetes, heart disease and cancer to name a few. They're pushing for what they call the 'Twinkie Tax' - a levy on sugared and fattening foods.....health offerings like free vegetables in company cafeterias - and a public awareness campaign to get people off the couch and into an exercise routine... NARR: The campaign is modeled on the war against tobacco. After thirty years of fighting, anti-smoking forces have seen laws passed prohibiting smoking in offices and restaurants and cigarettes taxed almost to the point of being unaffordable..
(graphic): That in turn has led to a decrease in smoking. The number of men who smoke has been cut in half....the num
ber of women by 25%.
(1955 - 57% of men smoke....2001 25.5% of men smoke; 1955 - 28% of women smoke...2001 21.5% of women smoke.)
Jacobson argues a similar push -- incorporating education, physical activity and penalities against junk food -- would reduce the number of overweight Americans and cut deaths.
SOT: JACOBSON "I THINK IT WOULD BE VERY INTERESTING TO HAVE TELEVISION COMMERCIAL SHOWING JUST HOW MUCH FAT THERE IS
IN A TYPICAL SERVING OF HAAGAN DAZ ICE CREAM. MAYBE COMPARE IT TO FAT FREE FROZEN YOGURT.
NARR: In fact, an ad that ran in West Virginia for 6 weeks did just that. (nat sot) And sales of skim milk soared.
But a campaign against junk food would be much more complicated than against tobacco.....and would face stiff opposition from a multi billion dollar industry.
SOT: (LISA KATIC, SNACK FOOD INDUSTRY) IT'S YOUR TASTE PREFERENCES IT'S WHAT'S AVAILABLE IT'S YOUR ECONOMICS SO IT'S MU
CH MORE COMPLEX THAN JUST SAYING DON'T SMOKE. YOU HAVE TO EAT TAG O/C: But health advocates argue just a one cent tax on soda could raise a whoping 1-point-five BILLION dollars each year in revenue. That money could finance physical education classes...bike paths...tennis courts...basketball courts.))

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[Plane-Explosion]

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[NEWSCAST=11pm]
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A shipping container explodes while it's being loaded into the cargo area of a United Airlines Jet at San Francisco International Airport.
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[SUPER=03-San Francisco, CA]

The plane was being boarded by passengers for a flight headed to Hawaii.
The container was packed with electronic testing equipment and blew up while a baggage handler was moving it.
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[IN Q=He was not injured]
((HE WAS NOT INJURED NOR WAS THE AIRCRAFT DAMAGED. .. THE POWER SUPPLY ON THE BATTERY EXPLODED))
[SUPER=01-Mike McCarron/SFO Spokesperson]
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[OUT Q=on the battery exploded]
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McCarron says the container was well padded and insulated and would likely not have caused any damage to the plane had it been airborne.
Passengers were evacuated and put on another flight.
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[Food-Theft]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jsu]
[TAPE#=net]
[GRAPHIC=none]

Many people put food outside their homes yesterday for their letter carriers to collect as part of Stamp out Hunger.
But in one Seattle neighboorhood the food was collected not by the mailman but rather a woman caught stealing dozens of bags of food.
Rick Price has details.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=Right here is]
[SUPER=03-Near Lynnwood, WA; :00]
[SUPER=01-John Wagner/Food Drive Donor; :17]
[SUPER=01-Rick Price/Reporting; :32]
[SUPER=01-Jan Jorgensen/Snohomish Co., WA Sheriff's Office; :50]
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(( (("...Right over here is the mailbox."))

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John Wagner describes where he left his food donation today...
He saw the postal carrier pick it up...
...from the top of the mailbox he uses on Cascadian way.
But he never dreamed that someone was stealing other donations, right down the
street:
(("...Well, I'm disappointed, I've never seen that kind of thing before, we've had a few thefts around here before, had my boat motor stolen, but, I haven't seen anything like that."))

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Though this is a fairly rural neighborhood, a few people did see the thefts, and were outraged enough to call the police...
When deputies caught the suspect, around 10:25 AM, they say she'd taken about 50 bags of food from neighborhood mailboxes... her van was almost full!
(("...911 received numerous phone calls from citizens saying that there was a woman that was stopping at all of the mailboxes and she was taking all the food... so they contacted us, and deputies responded..."))

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Not only does she have a lengthy arrest record... her ten year old daughter was with her!
(("...It's very sad, but she is known to law enforcement, she has a rap sheet several pages long, including domestic violence, burglary, and that type of thing.")) Rick Price for CBS News))

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[ANCHOR=Joy]
[WRITER=rle]
[NEWSCAST=11p]
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Up ahead on the newscast, dozens of mothers get to spend their day with some moms of a different sort,
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[VO-NAT]
and severe storms in the Midwest leave business owners trying to recoup their losses in whatever way they can.
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[Mothers-Day]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=jwi]
[TAPE#=03-08 TC-1:40:47]
[GRAPHIC=none]
Some moms celebrated their day at the Mill Mountain Zoo today.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke;]
With a paying child moms got into Mill Mountain Zoo free of charge. The first 50 mothers through the gate received a gift certificate to Ginger's Jewelry. They say diamonds are a girl's best friend and that was what the mom who won the grand prize took home. Some moms and their children monkeyed around while others took a ride on the Zoo-Choo. The moms who live at the zoo, didn't seem to mind the company.
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[Iowa-Hail]

[ANCHOR=Joy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rle]
[TAPE#=net]
[GRAPHIC=none]

Severe weather has been a headache for most people, but you can find a few good deals on -slightly- damaged cars.

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[SUPER=03-Grinnell, IA;]
More than three hundred vehicles at this auto dealership in Grinnell, Iowa were hit by golfball sized hail in a storm last night. The owner says it's the worst damage he's seen in 25 years. Owner Wes Finch says all the cars are insured, but his deductible is a thousand dollars a car. That means he's out at least 300-thousand dollars.
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((YOU CAN SEE THESE CARS WITH THE DAMAGE ON THE HOOD, THESE ARE SOME PRETTY BIG DINGS. REAL QUICKLY YOU CAN COUNT 13 OR 14 OF THEM. AND YOU CAN SEE UP HERE ON THE TOP OF THE CAR, AND THESE ARE THE ONES THAT ARE REALLY HARD TO REPAIR.))
[SUPER=01-Wes Finch/Dealership Owner; ]
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[OUT Q=hard to repair.]
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Finch says the ones that are too expensive to fix will be sold at a greatly reduced price. The others will be repaired.
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[S-Indy]

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[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=twe]
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[GRAPHIC=News 7 Sports]

The 87th Indianapolis 500 will be run two weeks from today. And two time Indy 500 winner Helio Castroneves will start on the pole.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Indianapolis, IN/ESPN2; :00]

Nascar regular Robby Gordon held the provisional pole for a good part of the day with a four lap average of 230.20 miles per hour, but Gordon's Andretti Green teammate Tony Kanaan knocked Gordon from the top spot.
Kanaan negotiated the Brickyard at over 231 miles per hour but he'll start 2nd.
Castroneves, a-k-a Spiderman clocked in at 231.72 miles an hour and will start out front in his quest to win three straight Indy 500's.
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[S-Nascar]

[ANCHOR=travis]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=twe]
[TAPE#=SP-137 TC12420]
[GRAPHIC=Nascar 2003]

Mother's Day is a traditional holiday for Nascar, so there was no on track action on this Sunday,
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[VO-NAT]

but the drivers certainly welcome the break, and take time to honor their own moms as well as those who make the trek each and every week from city to city, living out of the infield and garage.
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[SUPER=01-Jeff Burton/Citgo Ford Driver; :06]
[SUPER=01-Michael Waltrip/Napa Chevy Driver; :32]
[RUNS=:55]
[OUT Q=with all the moms."]
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[S-NBA]

[ANCHOR=travis]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=twe]
[TAPE#=SP-139 TC13732]
[GRAPHIC=NBA]

The L-A Lakers have put the pressure squarely back on the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Playoffs evening the best of seven series at 2 games apiece.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Los Angeles, CA/ABC Sports; :00]

Phil Jackson was recovering from heart surgery at home, but the Lakers did their coach proud.
There was no defense for Tim Duncan. First he takes Mark Madsen to school for the hoop and the hack.
Then a little later, the Spurs get it to Duncan again and he gives Robert Horry a lesson in offensive basketball. Duncan finished with 36 points and the Spurs led by 16.
But check out Shaq on the boards. He puts back the Brian Shaw miss. O'Neal scored 29.
[SUPER=32-San Antonio/95/Los Angeles/99/;]

Kobe Bryant led the Lakers with 35, including the jami-jam. L-A won it 99 to 95.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=01-Kobe Bryant/Scored 35 Points; :02]
[RUNS=:14]
[OUT Q=this type of situation."]


[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Philadelphia, PA/TNT; :]

In Philly, Allen Iverson pumped in 36 points and tallied 11 assists in leading the Sixers to a 95-82 win over the Pistons evening that series at 2 games apiece.
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[S-Governor]

[ANCHOR=travis]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=sma]
[TAPE#=SP-144 1:08:10]
[GRAPHIC=Dazzle]

And while it's not the NBA, the Roanoke Dazzle and head coach Kent Davison will participate in the Governors commerce cup tomorrow night at Hidden Valley High School. The celebrity basketball game will feature Governor Mark Warner and local business people in the Roanoke valley capping off Business Appreciation Week. Coach Davison is looking forward to the chance to plot x's and o's with the Governor.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=01-Kent Davison/Dazzle Head Coach; :00]
[RUNS=:25]
[OUT Q=......some fun basketball"]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke;]

Davison continues to involve the Roanoke community with the dazzle family and feels coaching in this game will hopefully bring the NBDL and the Star City closer together.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[RUNS=:14]
[OUT Q=....something to the community"]
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[anchor=travis]
[graphic=dazzle]

And the game gets underway Monday night at 6 o'clock.

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[S-Golf]

[ANCHOR=travis]
[NEWSCAST=11PM]
[WRITER=twe]
[TAPE#=SP-147 TC12411]
[GRAPHIC=PGA Tour]

On the PGA Tour, David Toms won his first tournament since the fall of 2001 by capturing the Wachovia Classic in Charlotte.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Charlotte, NC/The Wachovia Championship; :00]

Toms was never really challenged in the final round. He was two under on the front side and then birdied number ten for a six shot lead. Toms finished with a round of 73, to get to 10 under par. It's his first win this season and he got it despite a four putt which led to a quadruple bogey on the 18th hole.
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[S-Torborg]

[ANCHOR=travis]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=twe]
[TAPE#=SP-145 TC11924]
[GRAPHIC=MLB]

We finish up with news from the big league diamond. Today the Marlins Jeff Torborg became the first manager to walk the unemployment line this season.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=04-MLB; :00]

The club fired the 61 year old Torborg and replaced him with Jack McKeon who won his debut with the club on Sunday. Torborg was 95 and 105 with the Marlins who had lost seven of their past eight games prior to today's win over Colorado. The Marlins have had just one winning season in their ten year existence. (------------)