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Today on News 7 at 5, West Virginia authorities say they have some good leads on a possible sniper.
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Also a New River Valley Photographer may not face charges in the death of a model.
[Weather-Head]
[ANCHOR=Robin]
[SS=None]
Looks pretty warm for most of this week with only a minimal chance for showers. Details straight ahead.
[Medical-Head]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
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On Health Check, Joy Sutton will look at what can be done to help young girls who struggle with their body image.
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[VO-NAT]
Also how clean is your local laundrymat? It may not be as clean as you think.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
Plus in Sports, NASCAR parks Mr. Excitement.
News 7 at 5 is next.
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An eerie resemblence between sniper shootings in West Virginia and those last year in the D-C region.
And a warning from the sheriff.
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((KNOW YOUR SURROUNDINGS BEING ALERT,BUT DON'T STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING.))
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[RUNS=07]
[OUT Q=what you're doing.]
[5-WV-Sniper]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jja]
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Good Evening.
Three murders in four days- all at night- all random and all at gas station- convenience stores.
Authorities are reluctant to call them copycat shootings, but there is no question there are similarities.
These shootings like the last, are not that far from home.
Elizabeth Sanchez has more.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=03-Kanawha Co., WV]
[SUPER=01-Sheriff Dave Tucker/Kanawha Co, WV]
[SUPER=01-Delores Goodwin/Area Resident;]
[Super=@Sanchez1]
[OUT Q=CBS News, Dallas.]
((IS THERE ANOTHER SERIAL SNIPER ON THE LOSE ? THE FBI HAS STEPPED IN TO
HELP WEST VIRGINIA POLICE DECIDE IF THAT'S THE FRIGHTENING TRUTH.
Sheriff Dave Tucker, Kanawha County
We do have 100 leads and every lead is being covered.,
CHARLESTON POLICE HAVE INCREASED PATROLS......TRYING TO EASE ANXIETY
THAT HAS GRIPPED THIS RURAL COMMUNITY.
"We come out during the day, we don't come out at night."
THE KILLINGS CAME WITHIN DAYS AND MILES OF EACH OTHER - THREE SHOOTINGS
-- WITH SIMILARITIES.
ALL THE VICTIMS GUNNED DOWN AT NIGHT, OUTSIDE GAS STATION CONVENIENCE
STORES.
ALL WERE KILLED BY A SINGLE BULLET TO THE HEAD OR NECK...IN WHAT THE
KANAWHA COUNTY SHERIFF CALLED EXECUTIONS.
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS ARE SIFTING THROUGH HOTLINE TIPS AS WELL AS
DETAILS FROM WITNESSES AT TWO OF THE SHOOTING SITES.
Sheriff Dave Tucker, Kanawha County
We would like to find a dark colored or maroon full size truck.
IN THE WEST VIRGINIA'S CAPITAL AREA - RURAL COAL COUNTRY- PEOPLE ARE ON
EDGE.
DELORES GOODWIN / AREA RESIDENT
"After this last one yah, it makes you worry cuz' you don't know you know you might just be out to get gasoline and they could just shoot you."
TESTS INDICATE THAT THE BULLETS ARE SIMILAR, LOW CALIBER AND PROBABLY
FIRED LONG RANGE FROM A RIFLE. SO FAR, POLICE SAY, ITS NOT CLEAR
WHTHER OR NOT THE VICTIMS SELECTED AT RANDOM. ELIZABETH SANCHEZ, CBS
NEWS, DALLAS.))
[5-Bob-Shell]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Some charges have been dropped FOR NOW against a Radford photographer who was accused of sexual abusing his assistant.
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Robert Shell was facing the charges in connection with the death of Marion Franklin of North Carolina.
Franklin was found dead in Shell's studio June third of an apparent drug overdose.
But, today, prosecutors filed a motion to drop the charges, while they wait for Franklin's autopsy results.
Prosecutors say it is at that time when they will also decide whether to charge Shell with homicide.
Shell is currently out on bond and under house arrest.
His attorney is now fighting to get that order dropped as well.
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[5-Goodyear]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The union representing workers at the Danville Goodyear plant is mulling over the company's latest contract offer.
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[VO-NAT 03-22 1:41:08]
[SUPER=03-Danville/File Tape;]
The proposal being looked at was made Sunday afternoon-- after both sides spent much of the weekend talking and exchanging proposals.
Union employees have been working under the terms of their old contract, which expired in April.
More than two- thousand employees are affected at the plant in Danville, and union officials say they will strike if necessary.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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One week til school and Roanoke City school officials are looking forward to a safe school year.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke;]
Teachers at Patrick Henry High School today got together for a faculty meeting after a district-wide address by the school superintendent.
Wayne Harris again accepted responsibility for inaccurate reports of violence and discipline.
He countered with plans for a hotline and counseling program to do away with what teachers say are mostly minor problems.
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[SOT 17:26:09-17:26:19]
[IN Q=Ummmm, quarrels, students making...]
((KATHLEEN DUNCAN/TEACHER: UMMM, QUARRELS, STUDENTS MAKING COMMENTS TO EACH OTHER BACK AND FORTH, THAT'S MOSTLY WHAT I'VE SEEN.))
((WAYNE HARRIS/SUPERINTENDENT, ROANOKE SCHOOLS: THE NEW PROGRAMS WILL ENSURE AN ADDED MEASURE OF SAFETY FOR OUR STUDENTS AND STAFF AND GUARANTEE THAT OUR SCHOOLS CONTINUE TO BE WHOLESOME LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS.))
[SUPER=01-Kathleen Duncan/Teacher;]
[SUPER=01-Wayne Harris/Superintendent, Roanoke Schools; :11]
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[OUT Q=continue to be wholesome learning environments.]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Roanoke City students will start classes next Monday.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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So far so good. The first full business day after the big blackout
appears to have gone well, but power companies...and politicians
are a getting a black eye for not keeping the nation's grid system up to
date.
Drew Levinson reports.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=03-New York, NY;]
[SUPER=01-Drew Levinson/CBS News;]
[SUPER=01-Gov. Bill Richardson/Former Sec. of Energy;]
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[OUT Q=CBS News New York]
((After a power outage that derailed millions of people's lives in eight
states, it appears life has just about returned to normal.
For many commuters it was the first day back to work after the worst
blackout in US history.
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"SO FAR SO GOOD, IT FEELS GREAT, AIR CONDITIONING'S WORKING, TRAINS ARE
ON TIME, EVERYTHING IS GOING WELL."
They may be pleased everything's going well--but many are simmering that
IT happened in the first place.
They're venting their anger toward the power companies and the
politicians.
(SOT MILTON ROTHBERG/COMMUTER)
"THEY HAVEN'T DONE THINGS IN YEARS TO IMPROVE THE SYSTEM"
(STANDUP: DREW LEVINSON)
"SOME POLITICANS ARE EVEN BLAMING THEMSELVES FOR FAILING TO PASS ENERGY
BILLS DESIGNED TO MODERNIZE WHAT MANY EXPERTS CONSIDER AN ANTIQUATED
POWER GRID."
The former secretary of energy says its supply and demand and the supply
is not keeping up.
(SOT GOV. BILL RICHARDSON/FORMER SEC. OF ENERGY)
"35 PERCENT MORE DEMAND IN THE LAST 10 YEARS AND WE'VE ONLY BUILT 18
PERCENT MORE CAPACITY."
Lack of capacity to get the power out to the customer is apparently to
blame for Thursday's problems.
Several overloaded high voltage lines in Ohio failed, and so did their
alarm systems.
(QUICK NAT SOUND OF WATER RIPPLING)
Four days later and there is still a ripple affect.
Raw sewage has forced some beachs to remain closed.Restaurants had to
get rid of tons of rotten food.The power companies say the lower
temperatures helped decrease demand, still they are asking customers to
conserve energy.Drew Levinson, CBS News, New York.))
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
Coming up next, we will see what can be done to help young people who struggle with their body image.
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[VO-NAT ]
Also a piece of American history is put back together as it goes on display.
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[5-Tax-reform]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The General Assembly's Tax Reform Commission is talking about raising some taxes and lowering others Those affected by the proposals are saying a lot about it.
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[VO-NAT]
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In their second meeting, members of the panel indicated that some taxes may be on the way out.
They proposed repealing the estate tax, finishing the phase out of the car tax and reducing the tax on food.
But they also made it clear that some Virginians will see higher tax bills.
Among those voicing their concern today were federal retirees and dry cleaning businesses.
That's because the panel is thinking about doing away with the age deduction on personal income taxes and applying the state sales tax to services as well as goods.
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[SUPER=01-Del. Leo Wardrup/(R) Va. Beach; VERY QUICK :00]
[SUPER=01-Sen. Walter Stosch/(R) Richmond; Very QUICK :03]
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[OUT Q=MAKES IT VERY DIFFICULT FOR US.]
[ANCHOR=JEAN]
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The Committee made no formal recommendations today.
It will meet again in September.
[5-Body-Image]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=jsu]
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[GRAPHIC=Healthcheck]
Who wouldn't want to have a body like super model --but is it achievable for most women?
One local therapist says unrealistic expectations lead many young women down an unhealthy road.
[ANCHOR=JEAN 2 shot]
Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton joins us with details.
[ANCHOR=Joy 2 shot]
Jean,
For some young women it's hard not to compare themselves to images in the media.
[ANCHOR=JOY FULL]
[SUPER=@JOY1;]
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Add to that all of the ads about weight loss --and achieving the perfect swimsuit figure --and you'll see why some women have problems accepting their own bodies.
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[SUPER=07-Katherine Green;15]
[SUPER=01-Joanne Chiglinsky/Licensed Clinical Social Worker;40]
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((
From the big screen to magazines -- the images are everywhere -- beautiful, thin women, who appear to have the perfect bodies.
But for some young women these are more than just pictures --but an obsession they'll do anything to achieve.
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((YOU'RE STRIVING FOR IT. HOW CAN I BE AS SKINNY AS HER.... MAYBE IF I DON'T EAT THAT I'LL BE A LOT SKINNIER))
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20 year old Katherine Green says she started feeling that way at age 16 -- and for years struggled with her own body image.
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[IN Q=You think you have to be that way]
((YOU THINK YOU HAVE TO BE THAT WAY.. SO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU FAILED AND YOU'RE NOT GOOD ENOUGH AND JUST HAVE A VERY NEGATIVE SELF ESTEEM))
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[OUT Q=very negative self-esteem]
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[SOT18:08:30]
[IN Q=That mental thought that we have]
((THAT MENTAL THOUGHT THAT WE HAVE THAT WE'RE UNACCEPTABLE OR UNATTRACTIVE CAN CERTAINLY JUST MUSHROOM INTO SOMETHING MORE SERIOUS VERY EASILY IF WE DON'T STOP IT AND COUNTER ACT IT))
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[OUT Q=counter act it]
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Joanne Chiglinsky says she seen girls as young as 12 develop eating disorders.
She says that's why parents have to start early --counteracting these images by reassuring their daughters and encouraging them to think positively.
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[IN Q=A lot of young people will look in the mirror]
((A LOT OF YOUNG PEOPLE WILL LOOK IN THE MIRROR AND IMMEDIATELY FOCUS ON WHAT THEY DON'T LIKE ABOUT THEIR BODIES.. I TELL THEM TO LOOK IN THE MIRROR AND LOOK AND STRENGTHS AND LOOK AT THINGS YOU LIKE ABOUT YOURSELF AND FOCUS ON THAT))
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Green says she no longer compares herself to images in magazines or television.
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[IN Q=I just had to realize that because]
((I JUST HAD TO REALIZE THAT BECAUSE I'M NOT AS SKINNY AS OTHER PEOPLE. I'M STILL HAPPY AND A HEALTHY PERSON))
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[OUT Q=a healthy person]))
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Chiglinsky says some people may need to seek professional help particularly if they develop depression or an eating disorder because of their body image issues.
[ANCHOR=Jean/Joy 2 shot]
Joy,
[5-Laundry]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[GRAPHIC=Healthcheck]
Do you take your laundry to a laundrymat? If so, you way want to listen closesly.
Dr. Sean Kenniff reports he found some dirty secrets when he tried to find a clean place to do the wash.
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[SUPER=01-Dr. Peter Knieck/Microbiologist;]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Sean Kenniff/CBS News;]
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((THERE'S SOMETHING LURKING AT THE LAUNDROMAT...BENEATH THE BUBBLES,
SWIMMING IN THE SUDS...DANGEROUS...POSSIBLY DEADLY BACTERIA.
SOT: DR. PETER KNIECK /MICROBIOLOGIST/KAPPA LABS
"Generally bacteria like moisture -- they like water, where things are
moist -- where water is present, you'll find bacteria."
WE WENT UNDERCOVER TO UNCOVER THE DIRTY SECRET IN SUPPOSEDLY CLEAN
LAUNDRY. WE VISITED THREE DIFFERENT LAUNDROMATS IN THE MIAMI DADE AREA.
WE TOOK SAMPLES FROM ALL THREE. BUT SINCE YOU CAN'T SEE BACTERIA WITH
THE NAKED EYE...WE HAD THEM TESTED.
STANDUP:
"So we took our samples here, to Kappa Laboratories at the Mount Sinai
Medical Center in Miami Beach, and we were suprised by what we found.
Two of those tubs were teeming with bacteria."
SOT: PETER KNIECK
"Our measurements were that the bacterial levels were in the millions of
counts."
AND IT GETS WORSE, THOUGH MOST OF THE BACTERIA WE FOUND WERE
HARMLESS...AMONG THE MOLD AND MICROBES...A SICKENING...POTENTIALLY
DEADLY BACTERIA.
SOT: PETER
"We identified the fact that the coliforms that were present were ecoli,
and this was a significant finding."
E COLI...A BACTERIUM USUALLY RELATED TO SEVERE FOOD POISONINGS....A
BACTERIUM FOUND COMMONLY IN HUMAN FECES.
IS YOUR HOME MACHINE ANY SAFER? DR. KNIECK SAYS YES, BECAUSE IT IS NOT
USED CONSTANTLY-- LIKE THOSE IN A LAUNDROMAT...SO THERE'S LESS
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BACTERIA TO GROW.
IN MIAMI, DR. SEAN KENNIFF, CBS NEWS.))
[ANCHOR=JEAN]
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If you use public washers, Dr. Kenniff suggest using bleach when you can and always use a dryer as it helps kill germs.
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Coming up today in Sports
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[VO]
Winston Cup Driver Jimmy Spencer is suspended for a bump in the fender and a rap in the nose.
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[5-Enola-Gay]
[ANCHOR=jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=jja]
[TAPE#=net]
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The plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan during World War two is going on display.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Dulles International Airport;]
The Enola Gay B-29 bomber dropped the atomic bomb "Little Boy" on August 6th 1945.
The plane had been on display at the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum but only in different parts.
This will be the first time the Enola Gay will be on display in it entirety.
It will join a prototype of the space shuttle Enterprise, the Concorde and other planes at the Smithsonian exhibition center at Dulles Airport.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
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Wall Street investors cause a surge in the stock markets following last week's power outage. We'll have the numbers next.
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[VO-NAT]
Then we'll tell you what bugs a person trying to break a world record with dominoes.
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[5Marketwatch]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5pm]
[WRITER=tbr]
[TAPE#=net]
[GRAPHIC=Marketwatch]
It was a good day on Wall Street as the bulls pushed the Dow Jones industrial average to a closing level not seen in more than a year.
Alexis Christoforous has more.
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[SUPER=01-Alexis Christoforous/CBS Marketwatch;]
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[OUT Q=News 7 at 5.]
[Stock Roll]
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Good afternoon everybody and welcome to the Monday ticker that unfortunately, begins with someone getting suspended from his job.
Jimmy Spencer has been suspended for a week, finied $25 thousand bucks and placed on probation for the rest of the NASCAR season.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Brooklyn, MI/NBC; :00]
Spencer who drives the number 7 car this season got into a very small on track altercation with his nemesis Kurt Busch yesterday.
The problem came after the race when Spencer punched Busch in the face in the garage area.
[SUPER=04-NASCAR;]
The history of anger and antagonisitc behavior between these two goes all the way back to Busch's rookie season in 2001.
Spencer also could face criminal charges for his latest incident.
The circuit rolls into Bristol this week.
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[ANCHOR=Mike]
[NEWSCAST=5pm]
[WRITER=mst]
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A couple of games already have been completed in the major leagues this afternoon.
Let's begin in Atlanta at Turner field where the Braves hosted the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Atlanta, GA/TurnerSouth; :00]
Robert Fick continued his redhot play at the plate for the Braves as he drove in three runs on the day. The first baseman was two for four.
He got some long ball help as Marcus Giles and Gary Sheffield each hit homers. Sheffield's shot to left barely cleared the fence, but check out the reaction from the young fan who makes the catch and takes home a souvenir he'll always cherish.
Braves' starter Mike Hampton got the win, his 11th of the season, and as you can see he also got some nice defensive help. Braves beat the D-backs 6-to-1.
[SUPER=03-New York. NY/FoxSports; ]
In New York, the Mets also played long ball and got some great pitching. Mike Piazza just plain crushes one in the bottom of the first innings to give the Mets a 2-to-nothing.
That's all they would need, but Jason Phillips gave the team a little insurance as he rocks a shot to left, as well. The Mets would win this one 8-to-nothing.
Steve Trachsel pitched a complete game gem that was almost a no-hitter and almost a perfect game. One walk and this single in the 6th were the only blemishes as the Mets roll 8-to-zip.
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[ANCHOR=mike]
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[WRITER=sma]
[TAPE#=SP-155 17:45]
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The UVa defense has no where to go but up this season. The unit was rated 108th in Division 1-A against the run last season and gave up 425 yards a game.
Eight starters are back for the 2003 campaign including freshman sack specialist and sophomore linebacker Darryl Blackstock who says this unit will be better despite what the stats indicate.
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[IN Q=bite]
[SUPER=01-Darryl Blackstock/ 10 Sacks as a Freshman; :00]
[RUNS=:16]
[OUT Q=.....trust the man beside us"]
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[WIPE TO PINNACLE 13078]
And our Friday Football Extra preseason visits continue tonight on News 7 at Six as we check in with the Martinsville Bulldogs.
Plus, don't forget our 20th anniversary preseason special is this Friday night at 7pm until 8.
It's a little earlier time for Friday Football Extra, but you will want to make plans to watch.
Besides taking you on a trip down memory lane, we will be giving away a pair for Virginia Tech football season tickets for this season.
So, be watching this Friday night at 7 - right here on the big 7.
Have a great night everybody.
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[5-Dominoes]
[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=jja]
[TAPE#=]
[GRAPHIC=]
Most all children have played with dominoes at one time or another trying to set them up and topple them over.
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[VO-NAT 16.5]
[SUPER=03-Singapore]
Plus today's dominoes topple was not child's play.
A 24 year old woman broke a world record for the longest solo domino topple.
After spending 45 days battling backache from bending down to set up the dominoes- Ma li Hua broke the record sending the dominoes falling.
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[SOT 41]
[IN Q=]
((NAT DOMINOES))
[RUNS=05]
[OUT Q=nat dominoes falling.]
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[VO-NAT 24 plus pad]
Ma single handedly set up and knocked over 303 thousand 632 dominoes breaking a 19 year old record.
She spent about ten hours a day for the past six weeks setting up the tiles.
It wasn't just back ache Ma had to fight- cockroaches knocked down 20-thousand tiles one day and a butterfly once knocked down about 2-thousand tiles.
Sticky tape was the solution.. put up around the perimeter to keep the bugs out.
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