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Today on News 7, a child who disappeared three years ago from North Carolina may have been found in Chicago.
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Also people who send out junk e-mails in Virginia could go to prison.
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The temperature forecast is pointing to highs in the 70s and a chance for showers over the next few days. Details ahead.

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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Also today, a decline in new SARS cases leads the World Health Organization to lifts its Toronto travel advisory.
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[VO-NAT]

Special federal investigators will look into the latest fire at a Dublin church.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]

Plus help is here for local senior citizens who can't afford their prescription medications. News 7 at 5 is next.

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This boy who disappeared from a North Carolina home three years ago may be found.
This child in Illinois could be him, but it could take weeks to find out for sure.
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((IT'S GONNA TAKE SIX WEEKS GONNA BE THE LONGEST SIX WEEKS OF MY LIFE.))
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[5-Missing-Kid]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Good Evening. I'm Jean Jadhon.
The missing boy's mother is indeed in for a long wait as DNA testing is done.
Her son was just four years old when he disappeared.
Now a boy in Illinois could be her child.
Stacy Case has more from the missing child's hometown in North Carolina.
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[SUPER=03-Sampson Co., NC;]
[SUPER=01-Donna Myers/Buddy's Aunt;]
[SUPER=01-Raven Myers/Buddy's Mother;]
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[OUT Q=CBS NEWS North Carolina]

((LOCATOR: SAMPSON COUNTY, NC

TRACK: HE'S BEEN MISSING TWO YEARS, SIX MONTHS AND 23 DAYS--- AND NOW

INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY MAY HAVE FOUND A MISSING NORTH CAROLINA BOY SEVERAL STATES AWAY IN ILLINOIS.
SUPER: DONNA MYERS/BUDDY'S AUNT "There's so many things that point to that it is him.
TRACK: SAME SCAR, SAME SPEECH IMPEDIMENT, NOW ALL INVESTIGATORS NEED IS THE SAME DNA.
THEY'VE TAKEN A SAMPLE FROM THE CHILD'S MOTHER AND ARE TRYING TO MAKE A MATCH TO PROVE BUDDY MYERS FROM NORTH CAROLINA AND ELI QUICK OF ILLINOIS...ARE ONE AND THE SAME.
Track/Poss Bridge: POLICE SAY A MAN BROUGHT ELI QUICK, TO A HOSPITAL IN A CHICAGO SUBURB -- CLAIMING HE WAS OUT OF CONTROL. WHEN THEY DISCOVERED "HOLES" IN ELI'S BACKGROUND, THEY CONTACTED AUTHORITIES.

SUPER: SOT: AUNT

we're just looking forward to it, praying that it is him."
TRACK: BUDDY MYERS LIVED WITH HIS AUNT WHEN HE WANDERED AWAY FROM HOME IN OCTOBER 2000. BUDDY'S TEENAGE MOTHER WAS UNABLE TO CARE FOR HIM. Now SHE SAYS SHE WANTS TO BE THE MOM SHE NEVER GOT TO BE.
SUPER: RAVEN MYERS/BUDDY'S MOTHER I never thought he was dead, I never thought that...you cant think that of your own child"

TRACK: NOW ALL THIS FAMILY CAN DO IS WAIT AND HOPE---- THAT ONE DAY SOON

THEY'LL HAVE A REASON TO TAKE THE YELLOW RIBBONS DOWN. STACY CASE...CBS/N.C.))

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Members of a Dublin church say they will go on after fire heavily damged their historic church yesterday for the second time in three weeks.
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New River Valley Bureau chief Myranda Stephens is outside the Dublin United Methodist Church with more.
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((ROLLCUE:..ROLLED FROM THE TRUCK.))
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Myranda adlibs.
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Myranda adlibs

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[5-AOL-Spam]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Virginia's leaders hope a new anti-spam law will become a model for the world.
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[SUPER=03-Dulles, VA/AOL Videotape;]

Governor Mark Warner today joined Attorney General Jerry Kilgore and representatives from the internet industry in signing into law two bills that raise the penalty for sending junk e-mails in bulk.
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[IN Q=Well, now it is no longer simply a fine...]
[SUPER=@MarkWarner;]

((GOVERNOR MARK WARNER: WELL, NOW IT IS NO LONGER SIMPLY A FINE BUT A CLASS 6 FELONY THAT CAN PUT SOMEBODY IN JAIL FOR 1 TO 5 YEARS AND A FORFEITURE PROVISION THAT WILL ALLOW THE STATE AND PROSECUTORS TO GO IN AND BASICALLY SEIZE THE ASSETS OF THOSE ILL-GOTTEN GAINS.))
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[OUT Q=of those ill-gotten gains.]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Of the 26 states that have laws against spam Virginia's is now the toughest. Half the internet traffic in the world passes through the Commonwealth. One reason is AOL is based in Northern Virginia. It's estimated spam accounts for 45 to 70-percent of all e-mail.

[5-Iraq]


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It continues to be a rough ride for American troops in Iraq. They are defending themselves over accusations they fired on unarmed civilians.
Chris Lawrence reports.
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[SUPER=203-Baghdad, Iraq; :00]
[SUPER=201-Glen Webster/Major General; :40]
[SUPER=219-Chris Lawrence/CBS News; :46]
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((Anti America - Iraqis have another reason to protest...a shooting west in Baghdad that one doctor says wounded dozens and left 13 people dead.
The Iraqis say American troops attacked a peaceful demonstration. U.S. forces say they returned fire after coming under fire from AK 47's .

SOT: Soldier: "That blood is on the hands of the people who shot at U.S.

and coalition forces."
Incidents like this have pushed security even higher on the post-war agenda....with the U.S. military beefing up it's law and order mission.


SOT: U.S. Major General Glen Webster

"In the next two weeks an additional 3 to 4,000 soldiers will move into the city to help us help you."

(Chris Lawrence/Al Khadem, Iraq)

"Here on the street, many Iraqis still don't trust anything that has Americans behind it."
So it's that much harder for coalition officials to install a democratic government.

(Nat: Paper Vendors)

But Iraqis are getting used to many new ways of life. In yet another sign of emerging freedom in Iraq, two daily newspapers went on sale Monday in Baghdad. Since many can't afford to buy it, one person shares with others ...in a nation hungry for information. Chris Lawrence, CBS News, Baghdad.))

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Coming up next on the newscast, President Bush outlines his plan of attack against the AIDS virus.
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Plus Toronto officials convince the World Health Organization that tourists are not at a big risk of contracting SARS.
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The warning against travel to Tornonto is being lifted- that after Canada made its case to the World Health Organization.
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Canadian officials lobbied the W-H-O pointing out there have not been any new SARS cases among the community at large for the past three weeks.
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((TONY CLEMENT/ONTARIO PROVINCE HEALTH MINISTER: WE CERTAINTLY KNOW THAT OUR VIGILANCE MUST NOT STOP. INDEED THAT WE HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY BOTH WITHIN OUR BORDERS AND OUTSIDE OUR BORDERS TO FIGHT AGAINST SARS AND TO CONTINUE TO WIN THE BATTLE AGAINST SARS AS WELL.))
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[OUT Q=AGAINST SARS AS WELL.]
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The W-H-O had warned against non essential travel to Tornoto last Wednesday- causing an immediate drop in tourism. That warning will be lifted beginning tomorrow.
However, the warning still remains for travel to provinces in China and parts of Hong Kong.
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Back in Washington the fight against AIDS is on the President's mind. He says time is not on our side.
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With that he's urging congress to pass a 15 billion dollar plan to stop the spread of AIDS-
The money would fund education programs and buy drugs to treat AIDS victims.
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((PRESIDENT BUSH: OUR NATIONS HAVE THE ABILITY AND THEREFORE THE DUTY TO CONFRONT THIS GRAVE PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS.))
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Africa is hit especially hard by AIDS. It's estimated some 30 million Africans are living with the disease.
President Bush says since he unveiled his initiative in his State of the Union address in January, 760 thousand have died.

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Last year nearly 50 horses in Virginia were diagnosed with the West Nile Virus.
That's why health officials are urging horse owners to vaccinate their animals.
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Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton has details.
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Jean, there is not a drug to treat horses with the West Nile Virus.
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But the vaccine has been shown to provide 90 to 95 percent protection for horses against the virus for up to a year.


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((
The Strices say they don't want to take any chances when it comes to protecting their horses from the West Nile Virus, especially since the live near a river which can be a breeding ground for mosquitos.
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((PRETTY CONCERNED AND YOU SEE MOSQUITOS ALL THE TIME. I FIGURE ONE MOSQUITOS IS ALL IT TAKES AND LIKE YOU SAID BEING BY THE WATER COULD BE A REAL PROBLEM)) [RUNS08]
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Infected mosquitos transfer the virus to horses.
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[IN Q=Up to 35 percent of horses]

((UP TO 35 PERCENT OF HORSES WHO WILL ACTUALLY EXHIBIT CLINICAL SIGNS OF THE DISEASE WILL DIE FROM EITHER BEING EUTHANIZED OR DIE FORM THE DIE FROM THE DISEASE ITSELF. SO IT HAS A HIGH MORTALITY RATE COMPARED TO OTHER EQUINE DISEASE THAT WE HAVE)) [RUNS15]
Virginia Tech Veterinarian John Dascanio says that's why he advises all horse owners to get their animals vaccinated.
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[IN Q=Horses are very susceptible]

((HORSES ARE VERY SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE WEST NILE VIRUS. THEY DON'T HAVE A NATURAL IMMUNITY TO IT. IT'S A BRAND NEW DISEASE IN THE U-S ALL THE OTHER EQUINE DISEASE THEY HAVE BUILT UP IMMUNITY TO )) [RUNS13]
[OUT Q=built up immunity]


In addition to vaccinations there are other precautions you can take.
Make sure to change the horses troughs every four days so they don't become a breeding ground for mosquitos. Bring the horse inside during mosquito feeding times which tend to be at dusk, night time, and early dawn. And keep a fan on your horse which can also help keep mosquitos away.
But the vaccine does offer good protection.
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[IN Q=It's something that's so simple]

((IT'S SOMETHING THAT'S SO SIMPLE AND IT KEEPS THEM FROM GETTING THE DISEASE AND IF THEY GET THE DISEASE I DON'T BELIEVE THERE'S A CURE FOR IT. SO THEY ARE VERY SPECIAL TO ME, BOTH OF THEM)) [RUNS10]
[OUT Q= both of them]))
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For horses getting the vaccine for the first time, it has to be given twice about three to six weeks apart and then a booster must given yearly.
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Jean,


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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Help is now available for senior citizens who have trouble affording prescription drugs.
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Eight national pharmaceutical companies have banded together to start the "Together R-X" program.
Eligible seniors can apply for the Together R-X card which they can use to get discounts of up to 40 percent off the price of certain brand-name drugs.
Congressman Bob Goodlatte says while Congress works on Medicare reform, this is a good short-term solution.
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((REP. BOB GOODLATTE/R-6TH DISTRICT: THEY'RE UNDER A LOT OF PRESSURE BECAUSE IT COSTS A LOT TO DEVELOP NEW PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND SO SOMETIMES THE PRICES ON THESE WHEN THEY COME OUT INTO THE MARKET ARE VERY HIGH, AND SO THIS IS A WAY FOR THEM TO HELP OUT THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE IN THE LOWER-INCOME BRACKETS TO GET SOME SAVINGS.))
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[OUT Q=to get some savings.]
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An estimated 11 million Medicare enrollees qualify for the Together R-X program.. about half a million have applied so far.
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Coming up today in Sports,
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[VO] Steve Mason will introduce us to a local coach who is facing his toughest opponent off the playing field.
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Investors on Wall Street bet the markets would rise today. We'll see if they were right after a short break.
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Then following Sports, we'll tell you why there are more opportunities to dine outdoors on Roanoke's city market.
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[5Marketwatch]


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On Wall Street today, positive economic news convinced many investors to keep their money in the stock markets today.
As Alexis Christoforous tells us, they had to fight the urge to cash in yesterday's profits.
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Good afternoon everybody and welcome to a mixed bag sports ticker here on Your Hometown Station. We begin with the confirmation that Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson and Jermaine O'Neal have been officially added to the USA national baskeball team. They will be part of the 2004 USA olympic team.
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Not all is well in "the land of hoops" today. The pressure is mounting at Iowa State for the University to fire head basketball coach Larry Eustachy. The 47 year old has done an outstanding job coaching at the school, and in fact he was voted national coach of the year in 2000. But off the court he has some issues. Eustachy was photographed drinking at a party in a Columbia, Missouri apartment during the early-morning hours of Jan. 22, after his Cyclones lost to the Missouri Tigers. The photos show Eustachy drinking while embracing and kissing or being kissed by college aged women. The Des Moines Register ran the photos yesterday and today the paper called for his resignation. Eustachy said through his attorney that alcohol played a role in his behavior. He is the the highest paid state employee in Iowa. He and his wife have two sons ages 10 and 8. The University is still inviestigating the incident.
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The drawing for post positions for the 129th running of the Kentucky Derby is set for tomorrow at this hour. The pre-derby favorite "Empire Maker" is still in the race, but
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just barely. Today, "Empire Maker" bruised a foot during practice at Churchill Downs. His trainer Bobby Frankel says he will walk him tomorrow and thinks he should be fine for the Derby.
Dr. Ken Reed, a veterinarian, examined the foot and said the horse should be fine by Saturday's 6:04pm post time.
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Former Glenvar baseball coach Larry Wood nearly lost his life in a gasoline fire in the basement of his home about a year ago. But in the ten months since the accident he has made incredible strides. Steve Mason has a preview of this inspiring story.
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[SUPER=01-Larry Wood/Glenvar Assistant Baseball Coach; :20]
[SUPER=01-Shane Spikes/Glenvar Senior Infielder; :35]
[SUPER=01-Larry Long/Glenvar Head Baseball Coach; :48]
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[OUT Q=..that story tonight on news 7 at six"]
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Jean will be right back in just a moment everybody, Take care. [GO TO BREAK]

[5-Outdoor-Dining]


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The list of restaurants offering outdoor dining is getting longer.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke;]

"Tavern On The Market" is the first to get their tables and chairs outside this season ... but will not be the last. In this, the second year of the outdoor dining program for the City of Roanoke, at least nine restaurants have applied. Last year there were only two.
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[SOT 02:16:04]
[IN Q=WHEN THE]

((MATTHEW ANDERSON/TAVERN ON THE MARKET OWNER; WHEN THE PREVIOUS OWNERS STARTED THIS IT PROBABLY WAS A BIT OF A GAMBLE BUT IT TOOK OFF LEAPS AND BOUNDS AND I THINK THAT EVERYONE SAW THEY MISSED OUT ON THE BANDWAGON SO NOW THEY'RE ALL CLAMMERING TO GET BACK ON IT.))
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[OUT Q=BACK ON IT.]
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Anderson says customers are anxious to be seated outside and that he expects his business to increase dramatically. City officials say they started the program to bring a sense of vibrancy to downtown. They expect it to grow each year. The permit process for restaurants can take a while. It involves fees, seating plans along with compliance with the ABC laws and fire regulations.
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