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Coming up on News 7 --

Two people are wounded in a shoot-out at a Roanoke restaurant.
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And if you've every wanted to know why you belch or pass gas -- there's a new exhibit that tells all about the bodily functions many of us are too embarrassed to discuss.
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Tonight in sports, the ACC baseball championship is being settled at this hour, Frank Beamer says TV has been good to the Hokies, and
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Gil de Ferran wins his very first Indy 500.
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Expect unsettled weather and cooler temperatures through mid-week. The potential exists for some heavy downpours overnight. Flood watches are in effect for portions of the viewing area. Complete forecast details in just a bit.
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News 7 at 6 is next.
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A congregation gathers to remember hundreds of fallen heroes from two communities.
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Good evening, I'm Joy Sutton, in for Teresa Hamilton.

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A Botetourt County church held a special service in honor of the nation's veterans today. And as Jennifer Wishon reports the message touched close to home.
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((I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG)) The mission for the congregation of Colonial Baptist Church was to honor the men and women who've served America during times of war.
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((HARRY GUILLIAMS/VETERAN: ABOUT THIS TIME 60 YEARS AGO I WAS FIGHTING FOR MY LIFE.))
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The Honor Guard from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 12-64 presented the colors while church musicians played a medley of patriotic songs. But the most touching part of the service was a presentation of names. ((Nats of Music with video of names.)) The names of all 638 people from Roanoke City and Roanoke County who've died in the line of fire were presented. ((Nats of Woman standing to say name of troop remembered.)) Afterwards members of the congregation verbally remembered those they knew or were related to. Pastor Bradley Griese says it's important to keep the service local.
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((BRADLEY GRIESE/COLONIAL BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR: THE BIBLE SAYS WE NEED TO GIVE HONOR WHERE HONOR IS DUE AND WE GIVE HONOR TO THOSE WE KNOW THE BEST AND SO WE CENTER ON THE LOCAL AREA WHERE PEOPLE KNOW THE FAMILIES AND THOSE WHO DIED.))


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One veteran hopes the congregation took an important message away from the service.
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((JAMES VANDYKE/VETERAN: FREEDOM DOES NOT COME WITHOUT SACRIFICE AND THAT ALL THESE PEOPLE THAT HAVE COME ON THE SCENE AND PASSED AWAY FOR OUR BENEFITS THAT THEY ARE NOT FORGOTTEN.))
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But political freedom wasn't the only thing the congregation gave thanks for.
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((BRADLEY GRIESE/PASTOR: I BELIEVE THAT AS A CHURCH THE REASON WHY WE'RE HERE IS BECAUSE IN FREEDOM IS FOR THESE THAT HAVE FOUGHT FOR OUR COUNTRY AND WE HAVE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM BECAUSE OF THESE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES.))
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((NATS OF MUSIC)) Sunday's sermon dealt with situations in which God allows and supports war. Griese says he hopes America continues to avenge itself as long as there are threats against it's freedom. Jennifer Wishon, News 7 Botetourt.))


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The first stage of a Memorial Wall bearing the names of those who died during a World War Two invasion will be unveiled at the D-Day Memorial tomorrow.
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The wall will eventually bear the names of the more than 45- hundred allied troops killed on D-Day. Tomorrow's ceremony will dedicate 64 bronze plaques that contain more than 12- hundred of those names. Nineteen Bedford residents were killed on D-Day. The dedication takes place at 11 A-M and admission is free, but reserved seating is available for a five- dollar charge.
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Two men are hospitalized after an exchange of gunfire in the parking lot of a Roanoke restaurant.
It happened outside the International House of Pancakes near Valley View Mall at about 3 o'clock Saturday morning.

Police say a group of men argued in the parking lot and then shots were fired.
One man was shot in the chest; another in the leg. Police say their injuries are not life-threatening.
The shooting is under investigation -- no charges have been filed yet.

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Some of Roanoke's smallest stars shined bright today at Festival in the Park.
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Children's Karaoke took center stage as kids came out to prove not only can they hold a tune --but some even know the latest dance moves.
This is the 34th annual Festival in the Park, it runs until June 1st. And if you missed the kids today -- you can still catch the adults tomorrow. Adult Karaoke will take place from noon until 5 pm at the Gazebo.
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Still ahead on the newscast, viewers respond to what some see as a violation of privacy...
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and one Roanoke museum features an exhibit dedicated to bodily functions that most people would rather not talk about.
We'll explain in a little bit.
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[Feedback]


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Our look into concerns about government surveillance of libraries and bookstores is the topic in our viewer mail this week.
Here's assignment editor Joe McKean, with Feedback.
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((A provision of the Patriot Act allows federal investigators in certain circumstances to delve into library and bookstore records, without notifying patrons.
Many librarians and civil liberties groups are hoping to change the law, but a viewer from Bassett (W.M. Farley, Jr.) defends it.
"NOWHERE in that section, by any stretch of the imagination, is the power to simply waltz into a library and conduct a "fishing expedition" granted to any law enforcement agency. The act grants power only to persons of designated positions in the FBI to obtain court orders for the release of records (and the word library is never mentioned). ..It's apparent that in preparing the piece you only spoke to library professionals and ACLU-types, both of whom are running around willy-nilly attempting to strike fear into the hearts of library patrons...Please research this and present the facts as they exist in another story, so as not to create undue opposition to the Patriot Act, which can be a great tool in the quest for our national security."
If you have any complaints or praise about the way we handle issues of public interest and concern, please let us know.
You may write to us at News-7, PO Box 7, Roanoke, 24022-0007.
You may send a fax, to 540-343-7269.
Or send an email to news@wdbj7.com.
Please be sure to include your name and hometown.
Joe McKean, News-7.))


[Health-Review]


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In this week's health review, The guidelines for what is considered a healthy blood pressure fall, and a new study could change the way doctors treat osteoporosis.
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The next time you get your blood pressure checked --remember that if it's higher than 120 over 80 --than it's not in the healthy range according to new guidelines.
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((PREVIOUSLY IF YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 140 OVER 90 THAT WAS CONSIDERED NORMAL. THE FEELING IS THAT THESE LOWER BLOOD PRESSURES CAN BE DETRIMENTAL AND MAY ALSO IDENTIFY PEOPLE WHO MAY EVOLVE INTO HIGHER LEVELS)) [RUNS19]
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You are now considered pre-hypertensive if your blood pressure falls between 120 to 139 over 80 to 89.
Doctor Austin says if you fall into this category medication may not be necessary but lifestyle change are a must.
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In other health news,
The Roanoke Valley Academy of Medicine wants to help places like the Bradley Free clinic provide health care to more of the uninsured.
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((WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS FIND A SYSTEM WHERE WE CAN TAKE ALL THE GREAT VOLUNTEERS AND VOLUNTEER SYSTEMS IN ROANOKE AND COORDINATE THEIR CARE AND PROVIDE AN ORGANIZED SYSTEM)) [RUNS10]
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A system like Project Access which would make it easier for doctors to treat the uninsured by giving them the flexibility to choose how many patients they want to treat.
The theory is that by spreading the patient load around doctors will not feel overburdened, making them more likely to donate their time.
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And finally in medical news,
A new study on osteoporosis found that women who were on both hormone replacements and bone building drugs, like Fosamax over a three year period significantly increased their bone density compared to those only on one form of treatment.
Hip bone density increased six percent with combination therapy compared to four percent with the single treatment. Spinal densities increased 10 percent as opposed to four percent with single therapy.
And while that might seem like a small percentage --Doctor Bayliss says other studies have shown that even small changes can be significant.
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((ONE WITH FOSAMAX WHICH SHOWED APPROXIMATELY 5 PERCENT INCREASE IN DENSITY CORRELATED TO A 50-DECREASE IN FRACTURES. IF THAT ASSUMPTION HOLDS TRUE. THAN A 10-PERCENT WITH COMBINATION THERAPY.. MAY CORRELATE WITH A MORE SIGNIFICANT REDUCE IN FRACTURES WE BELIEVE )) [RUNS21]
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Still to come on the newscast, we'll have your full Memorial Day forecast in just a few minutes,
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but before that, we'll meet a Salem woman who has dedicated her life to rock and roll and special needs students. We'll have more when we return.
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Through a stint with a band called "Wild Honey" to her job driving a special education bus, a Roanoke woman says it's the simple things in life she treasures most. Jennifer Wishon has the story of Pattie Edens in this week's Virginia Profile.
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(([02:03:14:26 - CRANKING THE BUS] For 28 years Pattie Edens has been turning the crank on her school bus. She drives special needs students for Salem City and before that she drove for Roanoke County.
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((FRIDAY'S A GOOD DAY AROUND HERE, EVERYBODY'S READY TO ROLL OUT OF THESE BUSES)) In a few weeks Edens will roll out of her bus for the last time. Her friends at work gave her a clock as a retirement gift, but she won't be needing it.
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And after so many days of driving a school bus Edens says she still enjoys her job. But serving children with special needs isn't her only talent.
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((I'VE DONE A LOT OF DIFFERENT THINGS IN MY LIFE.)) [RUNS02]
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Many of those things arose out of Eden's singing abilities. For nearly 25 years she sang lead for a band called "Wild Honey" with her husband Kenneth.
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((THEY WERE NEEDING A SINGER IN THE GROUP THAT HE WAS IN AND HE STARTED WORKING WITH ME BECAUSE AT THE TIME I COULDN'T EVEN HEAR THE CORD CHANGE.)) [RUNS10]
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Wild Honey played venues as far away as Virginia Beach and as close as Festival in the Park. But these days Edens is singing to a different tune. ((Nats of SWVA Festival choir))
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((THE CHOIR WAS JUST A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE I WOULDN'T TAKE ANYTHING FOR THAT. THERE WAS OVER 25- HUNDRED OF US I THINK.)) [RUNS09]
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Now that she's retiring she'll have plenty of time to sing in her church choir. But it must be tough to leave a work after so many years.
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Pattie says after she sleeps in she plans to spend more time with her only grandson Luke. Jennifer Wishon, News 7.))

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The impolite science of the human body has come to Roanoke.
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Grossology is the name of a traveling exhibit at the Science Museum of Western Virginia. It's designed to teach children about the way their body functions.
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((HUNTER GRAHAM: IT'S ACTUALLY NOT YOUR STOMACH THAT MAKES YOU THROW UP. IT'S YOUR MEDULA OBLANGATA IN YOUR HEAD.))
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Did you know the skin of an average adult weighs seven pounds? Or that normal breathing sucks air into the nose at four miles- per- hour. Those are some of the facts displayed at the exhibit. But the favorite attraction of one visitor was more active.
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((CASEY GRAHAM: PROBABLY THE BURPING WHERE YOU TURN THE KNOB AND IT COMES UP AND BURPS.))
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The exhibit will be at the museum until September first.
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Coming up, Georgia Tech and NC State are battling for ACC baseball supremacy, Helio comes up short in his bid for an Indy three peat, and
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Justin Leonard flirts with a 59 in the final round of the Colonial.
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The 87th Indianapolis 500 wasn't a three peat for Helio Castroneves. Instead his Penske teammate Gil de Ferran went to victory lane in the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.
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Robbie Gordon's 1100 mile day began in the Midwest and will wrap up in Charlotte later tonight.
Sara Fisher's day came to a quick end just 15 laps in as she wrecked due to engine trouble. Fortunately she was o-k, but finished in 31st position.
Michael Andretti also retired early with engine failure, not the way he had envisioned his final Indy 500. Andretti is now oh for 14 in the race.
Robbie Gordon was also a victim of mechanical problems finishing 22nd.
Dan Wheldon took the wild ride of the day getting airborne down the back stretch. Wheldon was able to walk away with no serious injuries.
The day belonged to de Ferran who had to hold off Castroneves to take the checkered flag by just three tenths of a second.
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The Coke 600 is underway at this hour at the Lowe's Motor Speedway. Right now Ryan Newman is the leader just about 40 laps in. We'll have some highlights tonight at 11.

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The ACC baseball tournament is now down to just two teams. This morning Georgia Tech eliminated North Carolina 10-6, and then the Jackets turned around and scored 6 ninth inning runs to shock Florida State 10 to 7. Right now, Tech and North Carolina State are locked in a battle for the title. The Wramblin Wreck leads 1-nothing in the fourth. We'll have all the highlights and postgame reaction at 11.

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If television is the driving force behind conference expansion, then Virginia Tech Head Football Coach Frank Beamer has no doubt that his Hokies will land on their feet. After all, the TV game is one that Tech has played quite well during the Beamer era.
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To the links where Texas native Justin Leonard gave the home folks something to cheer about today at the Colonial, but Kenny Perry took home the trophy.
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Leonard had a chance to shoot 59 thanks to an eagle and 8 birdies in his round. But he came to 18 needing one more bird. Leonard left his approach at the par 4 well short and settled for tying the course record of 61.
Kenny Perry fired his own 61 Saturday and cruised to his 5th win on Tour this afternoon finising at 19 under par.

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The NBA's Western Conference Finals roll on with Game Four tonight between the Mavs and Spurs. Here's hoping Dallas Coach Don Nelson has a crafty game plan in mind, with both Dirk Nowitski and Shawn Bradley out with bum knees.
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