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Today on News 7 at 5, Roanoke's prosecutor decides if two police officers were justified in shooting a suspect last month.
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Plus jurors continue to deliberate the future of convicted murderer Scott Peterson.
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Hailstorms in Decmber? That was the story this afternoon across the region. The details on why they formed, and what to expect for the weekend is coming up.
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On Healthcheck, we'll look at some things parents need to consider as they look at toys for their children.
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We'll tell you how ice skaters are getting their kicks high over Paris.
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Plus Travis Wells will tell us about more honors for Hokie quarterback Bryan Randall.
News 7 at 5 is next.
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Scott Peterson's attorneys want jurors to "end this cycle'' of killing.
But the panel has yet to decide whether Peterson die for murdering his wife and unborn son.
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Jurors in the Scott Peterson case are deliberating for a second day.
So far, they've had no questions for the judge.
Teri Okita reports from Redwood City, California.
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[IN Q=Scott Peterson's life hangs in the balance...]
[SUPER=03-Redwood City, CA;:00]
[SUPER=01-Dean Johnson/Legal Analyst;:14]
[SUPER=01-Jim Hammer/Legal Analyst;:37]
[SUPER=01-Teri Okita/CBS News;:51]
[SUPER=01-Trent Copeland/Legal Analyst;1:13]
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((SCOTT PETERSON'S LIFE HANGS IN THE BALANCE AND THE JURORS KNOW
THIS IS THE TOUGHEST DECISION THEY LL EVER HAVE TO MAKE. THEY
DELIBERATED FOR TWO HOURS THURSDAY BEFORE BEING SEQUESTERED OVERNIGHT
NOW, THEY ENTER DAY TWO.
SOT: DEAN JOHNSON, LEGAL ANALYST
The evidence is clear...they have to look into their hearts and minds
instead of the techicalities of law.
TRACK: ON THURSDAY, THEY LISTENED AS PROSECUTORS DESCRIBED THE
32-YEAR-OLD FORMER FERTILIZER SALESMAN AS A FRAUD SAYING HE PLAYED THE
PART OF A GRIEVING HUSBAND WHEN ALL HE REALLY WANTED WAS TO BE WITH HIS
MISTRESS, AMBER FREY. THEY SAY HE DOESN T DESERVE THEIR SYMPATHY.
(Super: Jim Hammer/Legal Analyst)
SOT: (gallegus pkg) I have to say that that was one of the most
compelling, powerful arguments I ve seen (it goes on, but I don t have
verbatim)
(Super: Teri Okita/Reporting)
TRACK: During the seven-day penalty phase, more than three-dozen
defense witnesses said the man THEY know isn t a cold-blooded murderer.
The defense says he couldn t have fooled ALL those people.
TRACK: PETERSON'S DEFENSE BEGGED JURORS TO SPARE HIS LIFE A HUMBLED
LEAD ATTORNEY, MARK GERAGOS SAYING THERE DOESN T NEED TO BE MORE DEATH
IN THIS CASE AND TO OPT FOR LIFE IN PRISON.
(Super: Trent Copeland/Legal Analyst)
SOT: (gallegus pkg) He also reminded jurors that if they have any
lingering doubt, they must consider it.
TRACK: IT S BEEN ALMOST A MONTH SINCE THE JURY CONVICTED PETERSON OF
KILLING HIS WIFE, LACI, AND THEIR UNBORN SON. THESE SAME JURORS WILL
SEAL HIS FATE ANY DAY NOW. TERI OKITA, CBS NEWS, REDWOOD CITY,
CALIFORNIA.))
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Roanoke's prosecutor says two police officers acted properly when they shot a suspect last month.
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Commonwealth's Attorney Donald Caldwell says Officers John Hoover and Allen Bower will not face criminal charges for shooting Darryl A. Baker on Highland Avenue November 12.
In a statement released this afternoon, Caldwell points out that Baker was resisting arrest and pointing a pistol at the officers.
He says under those conditions they were justified in using deadly force.
Baker was shot nine times, but survived.
He faces several drug charges in addition to three counts of assault on a police officer.
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Danville police say an internal review of last week's fatal accident involving a stolen car shows officers acted properly that day.
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Officer Charles Sams had stopped the car around 2 p-m last Friday on Arnett Boulevard, when two passengers jumped out and the driver fled.
As Sams and another officer took the two into custody, the car took off towards downtown where it collided with another vehicle on the Union Street Bridge.
The crash killed 63-year-old Carol Ann Worley.
Police say they did what they could to avoid loss of life, but that things happened too quickly.
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((LT. MIKE MONDUL/DANVILLE POLICE: ON BEHALF OF THE POLICE, I MEAN, CERTAINLY WE'RE VERY SADDENED THAT THE WOMAN LOST HER LIFE. FROM A POLICE STANDPOINT WE DID EVERYTHING WE COULD TO PREVENT ANY OUTCOME. OF COURSE YOU CAN NEVER PREVENT ALL OUTCOMES, AND UNFORTUNATELY IN THIS ONE, WE DIDN'T PREVENT THE DEATH, BUT I THINK WE DID DO WHAT WE COULD HAVE DONE.))
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[OUT Q=could have done.]
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The suspect ... 18-year-old Eric Tremayne James ... is due in court December 20th to face charges of grand larceny,driving under the influence of a drug, and involuntary manslaughter.
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The search continues for two women who apparently disappeared on their way to Salem.
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Search teams have been looking for 58 year old Gail Haddock-Dail and her granddaughter 15 year old Heather Roberts since they went missing early Tuesday morning around the Kinston North Carolina area.
The two were on their way to Salem to visit Dail's brother for his birthday.
Around three in the morning police say Dail's estranged husband received a cell phone call from the two women crying for help and saying they were drowning.
That was the last anyone heard from them.
Police expanded their search today to include Eastern Lenoir County and parts of Craven County, North Carolina.
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Up next on the newscast, parents are warned to watch out for potential safety hazards in their children's toys.
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Plus we'll see how a new test can spare some women painful and unnecessary cancer treatments.
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More toys are bought in the Holiday season than any other time of the year.
But parents do have to be careful about what they buy.
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As Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton tells us, not every toy is safe for every child.
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Shannon,
Every year more than 200-thousand children end up in the emergency room for toy related injuries.
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And it does happen here -- I spoke with the Roanoke Fire-EMS Chief today. He says one most of the common injuries officials see is choking.
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Parents with small children should avoid toys with small parts.
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((IF YOU CAN TAKE A TOILET PAPER DISPENSER AND IT FITS INSIDE THAT IT'S PROBABLY TOO SMALL FOR A CHILD BECAUSE IT'S GOING TO GO IN THEIR MOUTH AND THAT OBSTRUCTS THE AIRWAYS AN IS INAPPROPRIATE FOR THAT CHILD))
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Another big mistakes parents make is not paying attention to the age label on the toy.
Chief Grisby says many parents run into problems when they over-estimate their child's maturity level.
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((WE COULD RUN 3, 4, 5 TOY INJURIES SEVERE ENOUGH TO VISIT THE EMERGENCY ROOM OVER THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND. WITH CORRECT PARENT SUPERVISION WE COULD AVOID THAT ))
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While most toys are safe --some can still be dangerous. Electrical toys have a potential burn hazard.
Toys with cords longer than 7 inches can cause unintentional strangulation.
And if you decided buy something that moves -- Grigsby says don't forget the safety equipment as well.
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((THE HELMETS REDUCE HEAD INJURIES BY 88 PERCENT, KNEE PADS, ELBOW PADS, ANYTHING THAT CAN HELP REDUCE INJURY))
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You even have to be careful with batteries. You need to make sure the child is old enough to how to handle them because they can generate heat and burn a child.
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Shannon,
Grigsby says no toy is totally safe when comes to a young child --that's why parents must always be watchful.
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After breast cancer surgery doctors determine if a patient is at high or
low risk of having the cancer return.
But current tests are not always accurate and some women get chemotherapy unnecessarily.
Thats why doctors are excited about a new, more accurate test.
Doctor Sean Kenniff reports.
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[SUPER=01-Jocelyn Schuman/Breast Cancer Patient; :12]
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((JOCELYN (jos-lin) SCHUMAN IS UNDERGOING CHEMOTHERAPY FOR BREAST CANCER.
SHE LOST HER HAIR AND CONSTANTLY FEELS RUNDOWN... BUT IN A WAY SHES
LUCKY.... BECAUSE SHE WAS ALMOST MISDIAGNOSED.
(SOT-Jocelyn Schuman/Breast Cancer Patient)
When I was first diagnosed they said I was very early stage one that the
probability of me having to take chemo was exceptionally small. :08
DOCTORS ANALYZED JOCELYN'S TUMOR AND DETERMINED SHE WAS AT A LOW RISK OF
HAVING THE CANCER COME BACK.... AND THEREFORE PROBABLY DIDNT NEED CHEMO.
BUT A NEW TEST FOUND SOMETHING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT.
(SOT-Jocelyn Schuman/Breast Cancer Patient)
the results of that test came out high risk for me, which was very
confusing. :06
(STANDUP: Dr. Sean Kenniff/CBS NEWS)
WHERE THE CURRENT TEST LOOKS AT THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF A TUMOR THE NEW
TEST, CALLED ONCOTYPE D-X, ACTUALLY STUDIES GENES WITHIN THE TUMOR....
AND NEW RESEARCH SHOWS IT IS MUCH MORE ACCURATE.
(SOT-Dr. Larry Norton/Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center)
this will tell us with much better accuracy who is gonna have a high
chance of the cancer coming back, who is going to have a low chance of
the cancer coming back. :07
WHICH MEANS SOME PATIENTS GIVEN CHEMOTHERAPY IN THE PAST MIGHT BE ABLE
TO SKIP IT.... AND PATIENTS LIKE JOCELYN, WHO WERE THOUGHT TO BE LOW
RISK, CAN GET IT.
(SOT-Dr. Larry Norton/Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center)
so basically it's going to be good news for everybody, we'll be able to
tell patients you don't have to get chemotherapy, hormone therapy will
be good for you and you have a good prognosis... or for your particular
case chemotherapy works really well. :13
THE TEST WORKS FOR A SPECIFIC TYPE OF BREAST CANCER WHICH EFFECTS ABOUT
HALF OF ALL PATIENTS.
RIGHT NOW IT IS NOT WIDELY AVAILABLE BUT EXPERTS BELIEVE THAT WILL
CHANGE VERY SOON.
DOCTOR SEAN KENNIFF, CBS NEWS.))
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Coming up next on the newscast, high flying ice skaters take a few laps around the Eiffel Tower.
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Plus Brent Watts will show us what it takes to make a difficult winter forecast.
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The view isn't the only thing the Eiffel Tower has going for it these days.
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For only the second time in its century-plus existence, the Parisian landmark now offers an ice skating rink on its 150 ft-high first story.
The rink can hold about 80-people at a time.
Its use is included in the tower entry fee.
The group that runs the tower says there's no fear of skaters falling off since the rink is not on top of a void, it is set up on a platform.
The last time the tower featured a rink was in 1969.
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toss two shot
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Throughout the year the topic of cold air damming is a mentioned quite a bit. But this time of year it becomes a major player when it comes to forecasting winter weather in Southwest and Central virginia.
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[OUT Q=...few degrees aloft.]
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The High School Football Championships are set for tomorrow. Travis Wells will tell us who's playing and where.
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Then a little later, we'll meet some local second graders who are getting an early start on learning a second language.
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Good afternoon everybody and welcome to the Friday ticker. Today capped off a busy, yet fruitful week for Tech quarterback Bryan Randall who grabbed some more postseason honors.
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[SUPER=03-Miami, FL/Last Saturday; :00]
The senior from Williamsburg was rewarded this afternoon with the ACC Player and Offensive Player of the Year awards.
Randall led the Hokies to the league title, throwing for 19 touchdowns and 1, 965 yards. He also rushed for 466 yards and 3 scores. He is also Tech's all time leader in consecutive starts by a quarterback, total offense and passing yards. Randall received 75 points in the player of the year voting to Brock Berlin's 13.
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Gretna and Salem are ready for their state championship battles tomorrow afternoon in Lynchburg.
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Today the Spartans held a huge pep rally and sendoff inside the school's gymnasium.
The biggest cheers of the day were actually laughs from the players as their mothers donned cheerleading uniforms and performed their best Spartan skit.
In Steve Magenbauer's first year Salem is 12 and 1 entering its contest with Harrisonburg.
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A total of 12 teams from around the state will fight it out for 6 state titles tomorrow.
Here's the statewide schedule of games for Division one through Division six.
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And don't forget about Friday Football Extra final show of the season tonight at 11:35 - as we preview the state finals and much more.
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Virginia Tech wrestles against UVA tonight at 7pm in Blacksburg. First year Hokies Head Coach Tom Brands, a three time NCAA champ and former Olympic gold medalist, is working hard to change the culture around the Tech program, a program that has gone 11 and 35 the last three years.
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That's it for the ticker. Tonight at six, JMU and William & Mary are set to battle on the grid in Williamsburg.
We'll see you then everybody. [5Marketwatch]
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On Wall Street today, investors grew more concerned about inflation as wholesale prices rose more than expected.
Marcella Palmer has the final numbers for the week in our Marketwatch Report.
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Students as young as second grade are saying "si" to Spanish.
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Students at Raleigh Court Elementary School are taking Spanish as early the 2nd grade.
It's a new "before school program" that started this fall-
Its meant to prepare students for the global community-
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((MEGGAN LIONBERGER/5TH GRADE; IF YOU GO TO MEXICO YOU CAN ACTUALLY SPEAK TO PEOPLE INSTEAD OF "WHAT AM I GONNA SAY?"))
[butt to 18:!6:14]
((MACKENZIE SCHUMBORG/5TH GRADE: IT'S JUST FUN WE GET TO PLAY GAMES AND HAVE FUN ACTIVIES AND IT'S JUST REALLY FUN.))
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[OUT Q=it's just really fun.]
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The classes also help kids communicate with other students who's first language is Spanish.
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((DENISE HUFFMAN: AND THE AMERICAN CHILDREN ARE BEGINNING TO REALIZE OR IN TALKING BUT THEY DO COMMUNITY TALKING WITH O I WISH I SPOKE SPANISH I WISH I COULD COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE.))
[SUPER=01-Denise Huffman/Spanish Program Director;]
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[OUT Q=WITH PEOPLE.]
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Nearly 60 students now take the classes twice a week.
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