A Rapid City man was in court today facing more charges of raping an eight-year-old boy.
The Rapid City Council held a special meeting this afternoon to discuss appropriating funds
for the proposed Public Safety Building.
We'll have details on News Center One tonight at 10.
Plus Dan Hackeroyd and Jim Belushi's big man music.
And ooh, midnight confessions.
Your local news is next.
President Bush says he's willing to meet with Middle East leaders if there would be a chance
for advancing the peace process.
That story and more coming up next on News Center One.
You're watching the award-winning News Center One at 10.
Good evening, I'm Elizabeth Hopkins.
And I'm Al Vanzi.
Thank you for choosing News Center One.
The Rapid City Council held a special meeting this afternoon to again discuss appropriating
funds for the proposed Public Safety Building project.
By a vote of eight to three, the council decided to appropriate the needed $900,000 for the
Public Safety Building.
However, there are some stipulations from the council.
The contractor will not start remodeling of the jail until a notice to proceed has been
given by the council and the county commissioners.
The council will also review all change orders in excess of $10,000.
The county commissioners are now set to award the project bid by next week.
A Rapid City man appeared in Pennington County Court today on charges of first degree rape,
kidnapping, and sexual contact with a minor.
Authorities say 20-year-old Anthony Reyes kidnapped an eight-year-old boy as he walked
home from school in February of this year and then raped him.
Reyes is currently a registered sex offender in Rapid City and was on probation for a previous
sex offense at the time of his arrest.
If found guilty, Reyes faces a mandatory life sentence because of his prior sex offenses.
And accused murderer Fred Allen Bates was back in court today in Deadwood.
Prosecutors say Bates killed David Rose of Sturgis on August 2, 1982 at Mount Roosevelt
near Deadwood.
Today, defense attorneys filed motions for more discovery.
Bates' attorneys also want to look at police dispatch records from August 1982 and they
say they intend to file a notice of alibi.
Judge Warren Johnson set a July 1 deadline for all motions and notices and has tentatively
set a September 15 date for trial.
A Madison woman will spend six months in prison for her role in a car accident that killed
her friend.
Tammy Marco will also spend 24 hours in jail on the anniversary date of the crash every
year for the next 10 years.
Marco pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide last month in the death of 20-year-old Sarah
Elizabeth Sanford.
Marco was driving eastbound on West Highway 14 near the Wyoming border last October 9
when she lost control of her car on a curve.
The vehicle rolled into a ditch.
Sanford was ejected and killed.
Marco's blood alcohol level was above the legal limit at the time of the accident.
Three South Dakota National Guard soldiers deployed to Iraq are hospitalized after an
accident today.
Guard officials say specialists Brian Moe of Clear Lake, Sergeant Christian Vizeky of
Astoria and Sergeant Donald Peers of Flandreau are in critical but stable condition after
being struck by a passing vehicle when their truck convoy pulled over for a rest stop.
All three are members of the 727th Transportation Company of Elks Point, Brookings, Watertown
and Flandreau that was activated in January.
President Bush says he'll strongly consider meeting with the Israeli and Palestinian Prime
Ministers if he thinks it would help advance the Middle East peace process.
The President is at his Texas ranch where he met today with Japan's Prime Minister.
As Beverly Kirk reports, the two leaders warned North Korea that it would face tougher measures
if it escalates its nuclear weapons program.
President Bush and Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi held talks at the President's
Texas ranch focusing on two world hotspots, North Korea and the Middle East.
In the Gaza Strip, eight people were hurt when a bomb exploded next to an Israeli bus.
President says Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said he's prepared to accept the U.S.
roadmap for Middle East peace.
President Bush called that progress.
He accepted it because I assured him that the United States is committed to Israel's
security.
But Israel still has concerns about security, especially in light of this week's deadly
suicide bombings.
The roadmap calls for the creation of a Palestinian state by 2005.
President Bush says he's exploring a meeting with Sharon and new Palestinian Prime Minister
Mahmoud Abbas.
If a meeting advances progress toward two states living side by side in peace, I will
strongly consider such a meeting.
President Bush and Prime Minister Koizumi presented a united front on the issue of North
Korea with both saying they won't tolerate nuclear weapons in that country.
They emphasized they believe the situation can be resolved peacefully, but...
As importantly, Japan and the United States will not be blackmailed by North Korean threats,
and that's important for the North Korean leadership to know.
The crisis began last fall when the U.S. discovered the North Koreans were secretly enriching
uranium for use in nuclear weapons.
The president says the U.S. and Japan won't settle for anything short of a verifiable
elimination of North Korea's nuclear program.
In Washington, Beverly Kirk, KNBN, News Center One.
Well, on the calendar, summer doesn't officially start until June 21st, but Memorial Day weekend
often symbolizes the unofficial start of summer.
And despite new warnings of more possible terrorist attacks, millions of Americans are
expected to hit the highways over this long holiday weekend.
Lindsay Siebo has more.
If you have plans of traveling somewhere this weekend, you certainly won't be alone.
According to AAA, 35 million people will be traveling this Memorial Day, a number slightly
down from this time last year.
But you can bet law enforcement agencies will be out in full force.
The Memorial Day weekend is always a high traffic time, so we're going to be out in
full force with the DUI enforcement, looking for the drunk or drug driver, all in an effort
just to reduce accidents on the state highways.
Unfortunately, Memorial Day weekend has had its share of traffic accidents over the past
few years.
And to try and reduce the number of accidents, the Highway Patrol is reminding travelers
to drive defensively.
We look for things that are, you know, that we're finding are contributing factors to
accidents.
You know, it's the speed, the following too closely, the erratic driving.
You know, anything that is a safety issue, that's what we're looking for.
Most importantly, the Highway Patrol reminds everyone to wear their seat belts not only
this weekend, but year round.
Appreciate you having everybody buckled up.
Following normal driving procedures practiced on a daily basis may help reduce the risk
of accidents.
As with Memorial Day weekend and every day of the year, people need to slow down, need
to buckle up, drive defensively, and just be aware of their surroundings.
As thousands of drivers hit the highway this holiday weekend, the easiest way to ensure
a safe vacation is through safe driving, according to the South Dakota Highway Patrol.
Lindsay Siebo, News Center One.
Now the Memorial Day traffic reporting period began at 6 o'clock this evening and runs to
midnight Monday.
Last year in South Dakota, there were 155 accidents, 43 injuries, and two fatalities
over the Memorial Day weekend.
Black Hills National Cemetery is gearing up for Memorial Day.
Director of the cemetery, Bob Pose, says they're expecting record numbers this year because
of the military action taking place around the world.
A number of festivities are planned for Monday with a new exhibit called the Avenue of Flags.
Also on Memorial Day Monday, the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is hosting a Native American
Memorial Day service.
The service will begin at 9 a.m. and will feature a number of guest speakers.
At 11 a.m., the American Legion Department of South Dakota will host another ceremony.
The ceremony will dedicate the new Avenue of Flags flagpoles.
Immediately following the 11 a.m. ceremony, a time capsule buried 25 years ago will be
opened.
You're watching News Center One at 10 with Al Van Zee, Elizabeth Hopkins, Chief Meteorologist
Bob Rigio, and Ryan Gunn Sports.
Some of the best heart surgeons in the country are in the Black Hills to hear the latest
advances in heart surgery and care.
The cardiac symposium hosted by Drs. James Auri and Paul Wojewski covers topics like
mitral valve repair and aortic valve replacement.
The presentations included a live demonstration of a mitral valve repair.
Having operations live makes learning faster.
Live format in which not only we talk and we give lectures, but also we demonstrate
the techniques.
Because those techniques are so complex that they are very difficult to explain just during
a lecture even if you use drawings.
By live TV demonstration you can really show the techniques, the difficulties, and how
you solve these difficulties and obviously you show the result.
The cardiac symposium continues through Saturday at the Rabbit City Regional Hospital.
The Northern Hills Court-Appointed Special Advocate Program is getting some help from
horse lovers.
The first annual Black Hills Horse Expo features many breeds of horses, vendors, and demonstrations
including a medieval performance.
The event begins Saturday at 8 o'clock and concludes with an evening show that night.
Tickets for the show are $6 for adults and $4 for ages 8 to 14.
This week on the Green Thumb, Bobby Marqueso takes some time to answer questions from viewers.
We had a chance to come down here and talk to Lori Anderson once again with Heritage
Nursery like we do every week for our Green Thumb series.
I'm actually having people ask me questions now.
I can't answer them.
Please tell me you're not answering them.
I'm giving the best advice I know how.
Go see Lori at Heritage Nursery and she'll answer for you.
This viewer, Teresa from Rabbit City writes in and wants to know she has a pine tree and
underneath the pine tree, turpentine falls, she can't grow any grass.
She wants to know if she can plant flowers underneath there or are they going to die
like the grass does?
It's not turpentine.
Okay, she calls it turpentine.
I did not.
Okay, those were her...
I want to make that clear.
Okay, well the needles actually fall onto the ground which makes the ground acidic.
Okay.
And if you don't clean up those needles, you'll probably not get anything to grow there.
But if you clean up all those needles and get those out of there, you can grow some
of the shade perennials quite well.
Very nice.
See, that was easy.
It was easy.
I could have told her that, but I didn't.
I did not.
But you didn't.
You came here and you got the right answers, didn't you?
Yes, ma'am, I did.
Yay!
For us.
All right, thank you so much.
And so if we have questions, we may do this.
Week after week, if people ask me questions, I'm going to come to you.
Great.
We'll help you.
That'll be wonderful, Bob.
I can't wait.
We're tired.
We're really tired.
Bob, do you have any questions that you need answered perhaps on your tomato grow?
Well, I've done that.
Okay.
As a matter of fact, I planted these fountain grass under my pine trees, and the fountain
grass is doing just fine.
All right.
It likes acid.
Huh?
It likes the acid.
Yeah.
There's no turpentine under my pine trees.
Okay, I'll set this.
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Jonathan is eligible to receive up to $8,000 while earning a degree in South Dakota, which
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You're watching News Center One Weather with Chief Meteorologist Bob Riggio.
We had some strong thunderstorms move through South Central, South Dakota and Southwestern
South Dakota.
Hail, about two inches, almost two inches in diameter, 13 miles west of Ogallala.
Wind damage, there were some strong winds, four miles southwest of St. Francis, that's
in the Todd County, and it picked up some large hail and knocked out a number of windows
in about five or six homes in St. Francis in Todd County.
So, very strong thunderstorms.
I think we'll take a look at the radar now, and here's the thunderstorm activity right
there.
You can see it move right through Todd County, and Todd County is located right there.
All of that stuff is now pushed down into Nebraska.
We do expect a quiet night tonight.
We have some rainfall totals for you from this storm.
Fell up over a half an inch of rain, seven hundredths in Moabridge, about fifteen hundredths
in Pier.
Chamberlain got about seven hundredths in winter, about a quarter of an inch.
And you can see the path is pretty much right through south central South Dakota.
So that's all history now.
We have some mild temperatures this afternoon, 67 in Sioux Falls, as well as the capital
city, and then temperatures warmed up in our neck of the woods, 70 in Faithboro High, 75
in Buffalo, 73 out at Ellsworth.
Up in the Black Hills, temperatures in the 80s, 80 in Edgemont, as well as Hot Springs,
and then some slightly cooler temperatures, but definitely mild temperatures in the central
and northern hills.
Right now it's 61, relatively emitted to 83 percent, partly cloudy skies, and those winds
are out of the northeast at the present time, around eight miles per hour.
We don't expect them to get any stronger than that.
77, the high temperature today is a beautiful day.
46, the yellow, and you can see the sun up and sun down times right there.
Now here we go, out at the airport, about an inch below normal.
But if we move into the city, the eastern part of Rapid City, we're about a half an
inch above normal.
Here's the radar, showers in the middle Atlantic states, up over the northeast.
We had a couple of watch boxes in the front range in Colorado, down in New Mexico, and
still another severe thunderstorm watch box in central Nebraska.
That's a little up level wave that came out of the northwest, moved across just to our
east, and now looks like it's settling in over central Nebraska.
Here's the 12-hour satellite, and there goes that wave just heading off into the southeast.
High temperatures, 92 in Salt Lake City, 79 Denver, 81 Oklahoma City, Atlanta, 77, and
Washington D.C., 57, 64 up in Chicago.
There's those showers now pretty much into central Nebraska, and we have another little
area of shower activity coming in from the northwest again over northeastern South Dakota,
heading down toward the Esso Empire.
They may get a few little showers later on tonight, but certainly we don't expect anything
in the Black Hills.
Winds on the light side tonight and on tomorrow, looks like out of the north still, and not
very strong at all.
A quick look at our future cast as we start this Memorial Day weekend.
Very nice.
Tomorrow will be a beautiful day.
We expect lots of sunshine, and then looking into a Sunday, more of the same.
Just a gorgeous holiday for everybody.
Okay, let's bring it on up.
Tonight, 49, northerly winds around 10 to 15.
We expect a mild night this evening, and then tomorrow, 74, 75, somewhere in the mid-70s.
It should be a nice day with those winds out of the north at around 10, and again, partly
cloudy skies.
Partly cloudy skies tomorrow night, 49, easterly winds, 5 to 10, partly cloudy, mostly clear
70s up in the Black Hills, northerly winds 5 to 10 there, and we'll have partly cloudy
skies in the Black Hills.
77 on Sunday, Memorial Day, 78, and then Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday temperatures in the
80s on Tuesday and Wednesday, and then back in the 70s on Thursday and Friday.
Great looking week.
Thanks, Bob.
Thank you, Bob.
Ryan, what's coming up this morning?
Oh, plenty.
We've got post-22 and 320 highlights, NHL and NBA playoffs, Anika Sorenstein at the
Colonial, and tennis highlights from Sioux Falls right after the break.
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I enjoy taking care of children in our community.
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You are watching News Center One Sports.
Yesterday Annika Sorenstam made history.
Today she just wanted to make the cut.
After a one over par first round yesterday that left her in 73rd place, Sorenstam knew
she needed to move within the top 70 players to continue this weekend.
From Sweden, please welcome Annika Sorenstam.
And after a nice ovation to start round two, she teed off in front of a packed audience.
Sorenstam would par her first hole.
For Birdie on the second hole.
That put her even for the tournament.
A great start.
But then after bogeying the fifth hole, the par putt on the sixth.
Double bogeys.
For par again on the eighth hole.
And another bogey.
She bogeyed five of eight holes at one point before finishing with six straight pars.
But it wasn't enough to make the cut.
Since South Dakota began awarding team tennis titles in 1971, no West River school has ever
won a state championship.
But this year, both Rapid City Central and Rapid City Stevens are considered among the
four favorites to win it all.
To Sioux Falls we go.
And that's Steve Grantz for the number one doubles team of Rapid City Stevens.
All teams and individuals played two matches today.
In the early match, Stevens was taking on Weissmanno and Carmen from Madison.
And Carmen slams it home for the Madison point.
Grantz and Weissmanno will volley right here.
But Stevens wins.
They beat Madison.
And later beat Huron to advance to the final four.
Number two doubles team in flight one.
Rapid City Central here taking on Aberdeen.
Leesey and Graspy in the near court.
Point goes to Central.
Graspy serving.
But Rall will take this one and win the point for Aberdeen Central.
Graspy returns the serve.
And Leesey slams it as Central beats Aberdeen.
And Sioux Falls Washington later to advance to tomorrow's final four.
Here is your updated scoreboard.
Showing how all the local teams are doing and Central still has a shot.
But as you see, Stevens may be the first West River team ever to win the title if things
go well for him tomorrow.
On to post 22 baseball looking to improve to six and two against Gillette.
Bottom of the second inning, two on two out.
Mike Durst singles up the middle.
Justin Rollin will score.
Aaron Massin follows him.
And he's in there two nothing post 22.
Third inning, Casey Clapridge loops one to center.
Andy Shepard scores.
He'll make it three nothing.
They hang on to win five to nothing.
And across the parking lot, a wood bat game between post 320 and Casper.
329 and one on the season.
Berkland trying to get things going.
And the first almost takes the pitcher's head off there with a single.
But they left him stranded.
Josh London on the mound.
And he is sharp, striking out one.
First batter of the next inning, striking him out.
And then the cut looking.
However, late in the game, the sixth inning, Casper shutting out post 320.
NHL playoffs, New Jersey at Ottawa for game seven.
Magnus Arvidsson beats Brodor one nothing Senators.
Second period, Breland's shot is deflected.
Langenbruner ties it with the wrister.
And less than two minutes later, it's Langenbruner.
Again, two one Devils just like that.
Third period, Radik Bank slaffer ties the game up at two.
And two minutes left to play.
Jeff Friesen scores.
The Devils advance to the Stanley Cup finals, game one versus Anaheim
on Tuesday.
NBA playoffs, San Antonio at Dallas for game three.
Robinson misses.
Duncan follows.
Another big game for the MVP.
Dallas down two until Van Exel drains the three.
Mavs running.
Van Exel finishing.
He had 16.
Tony Parker the drive.
And watch this one.
Just gets it to go.
He had 29.
Finley to Nowitzki.
Mavs are up 10.
But Stephen Jackson and the Spurs roar back.
They regain home court advantage by beating Dallas.
Major League Baseball is next.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Kenny Lofton the leadoff homer.
But the Cardinals come back to win the game in 10 innings.
Cleveland at Boston.
Shea Hillenbrand, a long double as the Red Sox
move into sole position of first place in the AL East.
Florida at Cincinnati.
Yvonne Rodriguez, the two run double as the Marlins score five runs
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Philadelphia, Montreal.
Bobby Abreu snaps a one run tie.
Kevin Millwood wins his fifth straight decision
in Philadelphia's victory.
Chicago at Houston.
Jeff Kent the RBI single as Houston pounds Mark Pryor, 11
out of the last 14 games won by the Astros.
And the Mets at Atlanta, two outs of the ninth.
The Braves down one.
Julio Franco singles.
Chipper Jones trying to score.
He is gunned down.
And Elizabeth Mets win on a throw out at the plate in the game.
And we'll be right back.
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For the last half century it's provided a lot of Black Hills residents boating, fishing,
hiking and more importantly water.
Pactola Residence, that's Pactola Reservoir, turns 50 this weekend and a lot of activities
are planned for the weekend.
The Bureau of Reclamation began work on Pactola in 1953 and since it's completion the Reservoir
has been a center of recreation and irrigation.
There will be activities planned at the visitor center near the Reservoir and people can take
a look at what the area was like before Pactola Lake.
The activities begin at 10 o'clock in the morning at the visitor center on Highway 385.
It's almost a definition of a Black Hill, Pactola Lake in many ways.
I'm glad I didn't have to read that because I didn't want the big 50 years old right here
by my face.
It doesn't bother me.
You know what's amazing though?
Better not anyway.
What's that?
It doesn't look a day older than 25.
Isn't that incredible?
It's incredible.
50!
The water looks just as good today as it did back then.
And I bet you it's just as cold today as it was back then.
Got a little weather there Bob.
It's going to be a beautiful weekend.
Everybody get out and enjoy it.
So it's going to be nice.
Thank you Bob.
That's all the time we have for now but we'll be back on Monday.
We hope you'll be here too.
Join David Hudson, Taylor Nicolaisen and Justin Wickersham tomorrow at 5.30 and 10.
From the entire News Center One team, have a good night and a great weekend.
Eric Park was a cutter.