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A substitute teacher goes to jail for smoking dope with the students.
The story on Andrea Lynn Wells tops News 7 at SIX tonight.
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And Steve Smallshaw reports from Capitol Hill, as Sheriff Mike Brown puts on an Internet show in Congress.

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In sports, The Orioles hold back the Yankees, a former Ferrum baseball player readies for the playoffs,
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And an in state rivalry gains national interest.
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A former substitute teacher is led away to jail in tears, after admitting she smoked marijuana with two students.


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Good evening, I'm Keith Humphry.


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It's a crime that Andrea Lynn Wells will have plenty of time to reflect on from behind bars.
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Teresa Hamilton was in the courtroom when Wells pled guilty.
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Keith-- prosecutors call what Wells did outrageous.
And the judge overseeing today's hearing apparently agreed.
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Judge Colin Gibb could've left Wells free on bond pending sentencing, but opted to send the 34- year old to jail immediately based on the seriousness of the crime.
Wells was arrested last school year, after a resource officer received a tip that Wells was providing cigarettes and marijuana to students -- while working as a substitute at Pulaski County's alternative school.
Upon further investigation, police found that in one instance, Wells actually left school property, during lunch, and shared a marijuana cigarette with two students.
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((MAX JENKINS/WELLS' ATTORNEY: IT'S A STATUTE THAT DEALS WITH A DRUG THAT'S EVERYWHERE AND THAT'S MARIJUANA AND APPARENTLY THEY'VE MADE THE PUNISHMENT VERY, VERY STRICT, WHEN YOU'RE DEALING WITH JUVENILES.))
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Max Jenkins is referring to the fact his client faces up to 100- years in prison when ultimately sentenced.
Assistant Prosecutor Doug Schroder is handling the case.
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((DOUG SCHRODER/ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR: OBVIOUSLY THERE IS NO WAY TO PREDICT WHAT THE JUDGE IS GOING TO DO BUT THE COMMONWEALTH WILL BE ARGUING THAT SHE IS INCARCERATED FOR A SIGNIFICANT PERIOD OF TIME, CERTAINLY, ENOUGH TO GET HER ATTENTION BECAUSE SHE CAN'T BE SUBJECTING OUR STUDENTS WHOM SHE'S SUPPOSED TO BE SUPERVISING TO ILLEGAL ACTIVITY, PARTICULARLY INVOLVING DRUGS.))
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A student in Roanoke learned today that he won't spend any time in jail for the remark that prompted school officials to evacuate a building at Patrick Henry last April... one week after Columbine.
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Jason Woodson came to court today, considerably more contrite than he was the day after it happened. He's been in counseling, is on medication for depression. Though he was suspended from school for a full year, the would-be senior is earning credits toward graduation.
He's been charged with felonies before- -destruction of property, making bomb threats- -but was never convicted. So Judge Joe Clarke said the conviction remains this time.
Woodson will have to pay the city school system 250 dollars for the interruption of classes at P-H, perform 64 hours of community service and his driver's license will be restricted for 90 days.
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Two separate accidents made for slow going on southbound I-81 this afternoon.
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The wrecks were about three miles apart, right around 3pm.
One happened at the main Roanoke exit and involved six vehicles.
A car having trouble merging from Interstate 581 stopped suddenly, causing a chain reaction.
Two people were transported to the hospital.
The other wreck was near exit 140 near Salem.
A northbound car was knocked in the median by a tractor trailer and into the southbound lanes, causing the car to hit a tractor trailer.
One person was transported from that accident.
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Bedford's biggest employer might be getting a lot smaller.
Almost three weeks into the Rubatex strike, there's no sign of renewed talks.
And the company says it's getting its work done with half as many workers.
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Scott Goldberg has more on possible layoffs tonight from the company's corporate offices in Roanoke County.
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Keith, Rubatex's chief negotiator tells us that whenever and however this strike is resolved, it IS NOT likely that all of the striking workers will be called back.
In his words, many union members will have "kissed these jobs good-bye."
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The United Steelworkers strike in Bedford is almost three weeks old.
Rubatex is now using replacement workers brought in from other plants.
Along with salaried workers ... Rubatex chief negotiator Jim Laurin tells us about 200 people are doing the work that used to be done by more than 400 union members.
And he said in a telephone interview -- quote -- it's been a lot easier than I expected.
Laurin won't say how many of the striking workers might lose their jobs...
But he did say the company's pre-strike workforce was bloated.
Talks at Rubatex broke down over issues of forced overtime and company contributions to health plans.
Rubatex says it has made its final offer and is still waiting to hear from the union.
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For its part ... the union tells us the ball is in the Rubatex court -- that the company needs to contact union officials or talks will not resume.
The union president wasn't reachable today.
By and large ... the union is sticking with its strategy of not talking about the strike, hoping actions speak louder than words.
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A Mill Mountain performance leads to parental objections. That story is still ahead on News 7 at 6.
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They've been called "Pied Pipers" of the Internet. Pedophiles, pornographers and sexual predators, who are just a mouse-click away from coming in contact with your child.
It's a world most of us, including lawmakers in our nation's capitol, have never been exposed to.
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That all changed today. Steve Smallshaw is in Washington, where a local Sheriff did some teaching.
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A man who helped a Campbell County woman get rid of her husband's dead body was convicted today.
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Curtis Tidwell had been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Nick Olivarri last fall.
But the prosecutor decided there wasn't enough evidence to convict him,
So he went for two lesser charges, including illegal disposal of a body.
Tidwell was convicted on those counts today. He'll be sentenced in December.
Olivarri's wife, Sandra, is still awaiting trial for the murder.
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They say they had to live for years with sewage coming into their homes.
But now help is on the way for nearly 200 customers of a private Henry County sewage treatment plant.
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Henry County has declared a state of emergency for the Fairway Acres sewage plant and the Blackberry Creek area.
That allows the county to take control of the plant and begin cleaning it up.
Residents say they've complained for years.
But the state began investigating this month... only after it found dangerous levels of contamination in Blackberry Creek.
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((PAM RHODES/HENRY CO. RESIDENT: I'VE HAD TO ENDURE, WITH SEWAGE COMING UP IN MY FRONT YARD, THE HUMILIATION OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS COMING BY...SEEING IT THERE, SMELLING IT THERE ... IT'S BEEN VERY EMBARASSING.))
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((TIM HALL/HENRY CO. PUBLIC INFO OFFICER: THE BOTTOM LINE IS THESE PEOPLE DESERVED BETTER THAN THEY'VE GOTTEN AND WE'RE HOPEFUL WE CAN GIVE THAT TO THEM.))
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Officials say it will take at least a month and seven-thousand dollars to get the plant running again.

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A field trip brought Roanoke third graders to Mill Mountain Theater this week.
But the visit also generated complaints from some parents.
Joe Dashiell has the story.
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((Third- graders from nineteen Roanoke elementary schools are visiting Mill Mountain HERE for "Gathering Stones," a joint production with the Roanoke Ballet HERE. [NAT SOUND OF PRODUCTION]
Inspired by native American traditions and rituals, the production focuses on the protection of wildlife and natural resources, good stewardship of the earth.
But when students from Raleigh Court Elementary attended the show, Anne Blackwell's son was not in the audience.
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Blackwell objects to what she considers religious content in the ballet.
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School officials reviewed the production before scheduling the field trip. They say it ties in with native American studies that are included in the standards of learning.
Mill Mountain Producing Artistic Director Jere Lee Hodgin says he's surprised by the complaints.
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((THE MESSAGE OF THE PIECE IS THAT WE SHOULD BE VERY GOOD STEWARDS OF THE EARTH AND WE SHOULD TAKE CARE OF OUR ENVIRONMENT, AND OUR PLANET. IT'S ONE OF GOD'S GREATEST GIFTS TO US AND WE SHOULD HONOR IT.))
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Public performances of Gathering Stones continue through the weekend on Mill Mountain Theater's main stage.
Joe Dashiell News 7 Roanoke))

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Coming up, our coverage of the Tech-UVA game continues, a look at the Friday football schedule and
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Billy Wagner gets the save and reaches a career milestone. Those stories and others just a head.
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In years past, the Virginia Tech/Virginia football rivalry heated up only around the state. But the coaches say, this grudge match is now having a global warming affect in college football.
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The National Football League season is three games old and who could imagine that the defending Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos would be 0 and 3 while the Tennessee Titans would be 3 and 0.
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Well, there is a similar situation among a couple of our Friday Football Extra Teams and Roy Stanley has this report.
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Former Ferrum Standout Billy Wagner has reached a milestone in the majors.
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Wagner relieved Mike Hampton who picked up his 21st win.
It was Wagner's 100th career save last night in Houston's 4 to 1 win over Cincinnati.
This season he has 38 saves in 41 tries.
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The Baltimore Orioles won the first game of a day night doubleheader beating the Yankees at Camden Yard today 5 to nothing.
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Roger Clemens would take the hill for the Yankees in game one.
And Baltimore would get to Clemens in the second Ryan Minor hits this ground rule double to centerfield scoring Calvin Pickering and the O's took the 1 to nothing lead.
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Baltimore would pad that lead in the third when Charles Johnson hits the pop fly in the gap at left centerfield scoring B.J. Surhoff to make it 2 to nothing and the Orioles win it 5 to nothing.
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The Utah Jazz is dishing out more than 27 million dollars to keep two of its stars.
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Team officials say 37-year-old John Stockton has agreed to a two year 22-million dollar deal. Stockton, the league's all time assist leader, had elbow surgery in the off season.
36 year old Jeff Hornacek had knee surgery and has agreed to a five-point-2 million dollar one year contract.
The 67-million dollar Karl Malone is reportedly happy with the signings.
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And don't forget to tune into Your Hometown Station this Saturday Night
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[Full Screen Pinnacle 6673] at Seven for the next installment of NASCAR 99 and the NAPA 500 Preview Show. Join Mike Stevens Saturday Night at 7.
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They've helped police officers nationwide to gather evidence and to identify suspects --- and the Roanoke City Poli

ce Department is using them, too.
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Joy Sutton is in the newsroom with details.
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Keith,
they operate just like any other camcorder accept these cameras are mounted inside a police car.
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It's called Video in Motion. The Roanoke City Police Department has one of these cameras in every district vehicle.
And police say it can be a big help in the courtroom.
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Tonight, on News 7 at 11 we'll take you inside a police car to show you how it works -- and how it is helping officers to do their job.
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