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On News 7 at Five, one city says it is finally fully staffed with firefighters, but one group says even more are needed...
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and Wall Street takes investors on a roller coaster ride. We'll see how the major markets finished the day.
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A Virginia zoo is having a rash of animal deaths. We'll have the details.
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Also the Cleveland Indians fire Buena Vista native Charlie Manuel.
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Plus a new study says a drug used to help smokers kick the habit can also help people lose weight. News 7 at 5 is next.

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((I THINK RIGHT NOW EVERYBODY'S KIND OF RELISHING IN THE FACT THAT THE HOUSES ARE FULL RIGHT NOW.))
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For the first time in months, the Lynchburg fire department is fully staffed.. but some members wonder how long it will last.
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The addition of ten new rookies last month has helped alleviate a manpower shortage in Lynchburg's eight fire stations.. a shortage that even forced one station to close for a short time.
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Fire officials say the Boonsboro station was out of service for about three hours one day last month.. and that it was routine for fire trucks to stand idle because there was no one to operate them.
But with ten new recruits now on the force, authorities say they're finally operating at full staff.
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((DEPUTY CHIEF LES PUCKETT/LYNCHBURG FIRE DEPT.: IT'S BEEN TOUGH, BUT WE HAVEN'T MISSED ANY CALLS AND THE PUBLIC HAS NOT SUFFERED BECAUSE OF THAT AND I THINK A LOT OF OUR SUCCESS IS A DIRECT REFLECTION ON THE RESILIENCY OF OUR FOLKS.))
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The Lynchburg Firefighters Association says it will speak up soon on whether the city has enough fire personnel on the job.
The group points to a 1999 study that recommended the city hire 39 additional firefighters.
The city actually CUT two positions last year.
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Help is on the way for struggling schools, including several in this area.
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Governor Mark Warner announced a three million dollar plan today to improve student achievement in 117 of the state's public schools.
Warner says the level of intervention will vary, with the worst schools getting the most help.
A team of educators and volunteers will assist 34 of the lowest-performing schools for up to 12 days.
Other schools will receive help for four days.
Warner says the focus is not on money but rather the effort between different school districts, business groups and communities.
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Eighteen schools in our area will receive assistance.
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Four of the schools on the Governor's list are in the city of Roanoke, and school officials say they welcome the state's help.
But they also believe their students are already on track for improved performance.
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The Roanoke Academy for Mathematics and Science is one of 34 schools in the state that will receive the most assistance.
But officials say the school wouldn't have made the priority list if the most recent test results were used.
Associate Superintendent Rita Bishop says all of Roanoke's schools have been making steady progress toward accreditation.
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((RITA BISHOP/ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT: BASICALLY WHAT'S HAPPENING IN ROANOKE CITY SCHOOLS IS WE'RE MAKING VERY GRADUAL PROGRESS ON THE SOL, AND WE'RE PLEASED THAT MOST OF OUR SCHOOLS ARE MEETING THE DISTRICT BENCHMARKS. AND WE FEEL AS THOUGH WE'RE WELL-POSITIONED TO DO EXCEEDINGLY WELL.))
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Nine localities in central and western Virginia are on the governor's list. Schools receiving priority assistance include Central Elementary in Amherst County, Jeter- Watson Intermediate in Covington, Woodrow Wilson Elementary in Danville, and the Roanoke Academy for Mathematics and Science in the city of Roanoke.

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It was an up and down day again on Wall Street today- a nail biter in the financial world.
But as Manuel Galleugs reports- before the market closed- the dow made a comeback.
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(( AT THE CLOSING BELL, THE STOCK MARKET FINISHED SLIGHTLY DOWN. MOSTLY RECOVERING FROM ANOTHER ROCK AND ROLL DAY. THE NEWS IS STILL NOT GOOD OVERALL. THE DOW JONES AGAIN CLOSED BELOW NINE THOUSANDITS LOWEST LEVELS SINCE LAST OCTOBER. THE NASDAQ, AND THE STANDARD AND POORS INDEX OF LEADING COMPANIES, ARE AT FIVE YEAR LOWS.
WHATS GOING ON? LARRY WACHTEL, MARKET ANALYST We havent had three back to back UP days in three months-thats how bad its been. FINANCIAL ANALYSTS SAY THE MAIN REASON FOR THE MARKET FALL IS CORPORATE SCANDAL-THERE WAS ANOTHER ONE TODAY INVOLVING THE DRUG COMPANY BRISTOL MYERS ITS STOCK FELL 12 PERCENT ON WORD ITS BEING INVESTIGATED FOR INFLATING REVENUE. INVESTORS BOTH BIG AND SMALL ARE SAID TO BE FED UP OVER THE SCANDALS -AND BY WHAT THEY FEEL IS A LACKLUSTER RESPONSE BY THE GOVERNMENT. ANALYSTS CALL IT A CRISIS IN CONFIDENCE-THAT WONT COME BACK UNTIL THERES CONSISTENCY.AND UNTIL COMPANIES COME CELAN. SAM STOVALL, ANALYST ,STANDARD AND POORS Some companies may noew decide its time to come clean. Its almost like a tax amnesty period for earnings. SaCONGRESS IS MOVING ON THE ISSUES. THE SENATE IS WORKING ON A BILL THAT WOULD REFORM EMPLOYEES 401 K PENSION PLANS GIVING THE EMPLOYEE MORE FLEXABILITY AND TO PREVENT THEM FROM LOSING EVERYTHING. BUT ITS GOING TO BE AWHILE BEFORE ANY OF THESE PROPOSALS ARE SETTLED, BECOME LAW AND TAKE EFFECT.))

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Three animals have died at the Norfolk Zoo in just the past six weeks-
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The latest- a three year old African lioness- found dead in her habitat yesterday.
Zoo officials say "Zarina" died after a fight with another lion- Nala. Nala bit Zarina on the neck-
The baboons were out today- but there is one missing there too.
The baboon died from anesthia complications during a surgical procedure.
Some zoo goers don't blame the zoo- they say it's survival of the fittest.
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[:41] ((YEA, I FELT SORRY FOR THE OTHER LIONS BUT I GUESS IT IS JUST AN ACT OF NATURE HAPPENS IN THE WILD ALL THE TIME.)) ((ALLISON: OCCASIONALLY YOU'RE GONNA HAVE PROBLEMS WITH ONE ANIMAL BEING DOMINANT OVER THE OTHER SO I THINK IN THE NATURAL ORDER OF THINGS THIS CAN HAPPEN.))
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There is only one giraffe at the zoo- one died last month after an e-coli infection.
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Still to come today, police officers want to arrest one of the leading stars in the N-B-A,
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and one of Ted's Williams' employees says the former baseball great told his son NOT to freeze his body.
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Whatever happened to Gulf War pilot Lieutenant Commander Scott Speicher?
He was shot down at the start of the Gulf war and his remains were never found.
Some think he's alive and being held prisoner by the Iraqi government-
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Today Secretary of STate Colin Powell says the United States is in touch with the Iraqi government.
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((COLIN POWELL/SECRETARY OF STATE: WE ARE ANXIOUS TO FOLLOW EVERY POSSIBLE LEAD WITH RESPECT TO THE FATE OF COMMANDER SPEICHER, AND WE ARE FOLLOWING EVERY POSSIBLE LEAD.))
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Saddam Hussein's government wants the U-S to send a delegation to Iraq to talk about the situation. The Pentagon is against doing that.

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Elizabeth Smart is still missing. Today a man who police say is top of their possible suspect list...has been charged with burglary from the Smart's Salt Lake City home. But they say the charges are not related to the teen's disappearance. Jennifer Miller reports.
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A former caretaker for Ted Williams says the late baseball star told his son he did NOT want his body frozen after his death.
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Frank Brothers says he saw the ailing Williams tell his son, John Henry Williams, that the suggestion his body be preserved was ridiculous.
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((HE BROUGHT UP TO HIS DAD ABOUT WHEN YOU DIE, HOW ABOUT WE'LL FREEZE YOUR BODY, YOU KNOW, CRYOGENICS. AND TED TOLD HIM, HE SAID, 'ARE YOU CRAZY?' HE SAYS, 'WELL DAD, WE DON'T HAVE TO DO YOUR WHOLE BODY, WE CAN JUST CUT YOUR HEAD OFF AND DO YOUR HEAD.' HE SAID, 'WHAT ARE YOU, NUTS?' TED WAS ADAMANT ABOUT IT. HE DIDN'T WANT TO BE FROZEN."))
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Williams' daughter says she's trying to keep John Henry from freezing their father's body. She says her half-brother had the body moved to an Arizona cryonics lab and he wants to preserve their father's D-N-A, perhaps to sell in the future.
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A drug used to help people stop smoking and treat depression can also help them lose weight.
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The drug is sold under the names Wellbutrin and Zyban.
The University of Kentucky study says it reduces the flow of behavorial hormones to the brain, reducing the urge to eat.
But researchers caution, it isn't a miracle weight loss drug.
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Research subjects also had to watch what they ate and they have to exercise more.
The company that makes the drug paid for the study.

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It was a peachy day outside today.... which is only appropriate because that is just what Patrick Evans is talking about in today's Growin' It.
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Fresh produce is one of the great benefits of the Farmer's Market in downtown Roanoke, and peaches have started coming in in just the last few weeks.
Patrick Evans looks at the Peach crop and how the rain deficit has affected it, today on Growin' It.
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Still to come on the newscast, a recent discovery in the art world sells for more than 75 MILLION dollars.
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Also explorer Robert Ballard has made a discovery of his own. He says he has found the remains of John F. Kennedy's PT-109.
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It was a change of pace on Wall Street today as stocks snapped back late in the day, allowing the major market averages to retrace earlier losses.
Alexis Christoforous has more.
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Good afternoon folks we begin tonight with some unfortunate yet not totally unexpected news concerning Charlie Manuel. The Buena Vista native and one-time Roanoke County resident was fired this afternoon as manager of the Cleveland Indians. Manuel was in his third and final contract season with the Tribe, and when he met with Cleveland brass today he asked for a long term committment. Instead he was fired.
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Hampton native Allen Iverson is facing a montage of criminal charges related to an incident at his cousin's apartment in Philadelphia.
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Iverson forced his way into the apartment in search of his wife. He and his wife had been involved in a two day long fight and Iverson entered the apartment with a gun according to police. He faces nine charges - four felony counts and the rest misdemeanors ranging from Terroristic threats to Criminal trespass. Iverson does not have a gun license in the state of Pennsylvania.
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The 12th annual Andrew Haley Memorial Junior Golf Tournament teed off today. 50 volunteers put on the two day, 36 hole stroke play event.
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The tourney is being held at the Mariners Landing Golf Course. There are 130 golfers competing in age groups ranging from 12 to 18.
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Nearly 20 golfers from the Martinsville area make the drive from home to play in honor of the tournament's name.
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The final round begins tomorrow at eight AM. Coming up at six, a Martinsville junior golfer who is a member of the Tiger Woods national team.

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A recently discovered painting by Peter Paul Rubens has been sold for 75 MILLION dollars.
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An unidentified private collector bought the Flemish master's "The Massacre of the Innocents."
Painted between 1609 and 1611, the work depicts King Herod's massacre of infants. The painting was only properly identified a few weeks ago when the owner took it to Sotheby's for examination. It was expected to go for one tenth that price.
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The man who located the Titanic has found John Kennedy's P-T boat at the bottom of the ocean.
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Robert Ballard says he found the P-T 109 in 12 hundred feet of water near the Solomon Islands.
The explorer says he is sure it's the right one because of the location and the type of weaponry.
Unlike the Titanic, items from PT-109 will not be brought to the surface.
Ballard says he has an understanding with the Kennedy family and others that this wreck will be left alone.
The boat sank in August 1943. Ballard says it looks like a glancing blow sheared off part of the stern.
Kennedy was awarded two medals for helping a wounded crewman make it to a nearby island.
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