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Firefighters spent several hours this morning trying to keep the flames from a Southeast Roanoke house from spreading to other homes.
Two neighbors were evacuated.
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And, a 82- year- old Henry County man dies after being charged with killing his step-son.
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One last surge of warm and humid weather before relief arrives tomorrow, but we have some thunderstorms to deal with first. I'll have your forecast.
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Stay with us. News 7 at noon, starts right now.
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An early morning fire keeps Roanoke firefighters busy for several hours.

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Authorities are investigating a house fire in Roanoke.
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Crews responded to a call of a structure fire on Stewart Avenue around 3:40 this morning. No one was injured in the blaze.
The fire started in the basement and spread throughout the entire residence. Firefighters spent the morning trying to keep the flames from spreading to near by homes.
Two neighbors were evacuated.
The home is a total loss.
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An 82 year old man charged with murdering his stepson won't go to trial. He died on Monday.
Henry County officials say George Collins Carter of Axton died of natural causes at Martinsville Memorial Hospital. Carter was arrested last month after his stepson, William Jacob Wilson, died of a gunshot to the stomach. Authorities said at the time that Wilson was trying to stop an argument between Carter and his mother.
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36- hours of flooding in New Jersey has led to evacuations and a big mess.
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Roads are closed, sinkholes and snarled traffic, and several small dams gave way, leaving water nowhere to go but into homes.
Tim and Peggy Welch evacuated their family in the middle of the night.
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((TIME WELCH/FLOOD VICTIM: WE GOT THE GIRLS UP AND PRETTY SOON THE FRONT DOOR OPENED AND SHHHHH THE WATER STARTED COMING IN..AND WE SAID WE GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE.))
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At the height of the flooding, 500 families were evacuated, but no serious injuries were reported.
Sewer line ruptures have threatened drinking water and power was shut off to help prevent electrical fires.
The governor has asked President Bush to declare the region a federal disaster area.

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A car bomb hit its target with deadly results today in Baghdad.
And the Philippines is coming under heavy criticism for giving into the demands of hostage takers in Iraq.
Aleen Sirgany has the latest.
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(( IT IS THE FIRST BIG BOMBING IN IRAQ SINCE THE INTERIM GOVERNMENT TOOK OVER. AT LEAST ELEVEN PEOPLE ARE DEAD AND DOZENS INJURED AFTER A SUICIDE CAR BOMB EXPLOSION IN BAGHDAD. IT HAPPENED IN A CROWDED AREA WHERE CARS LINE UP TO ENTER THE "GREEN ZONE", WHICH HOUSES GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND EMBASSIES.

(SOT)IYAD ALLAWI/IRAQI PRIME MINISTER

It is a naked aggression against the Iraqi people. We will bring the criminals to justice
THE ATTACK HAPPENED JUST HOURS AFTER WORD THAT MILITANTS KILLED A BULGARIAN HOSTAGE. THE GROUP, LED BY ABU MUSAB AL-ZARQAWI, HAS VOWED TO KILL A SECOND BULGARIAN HOSTAGE WITHIN 24 HOURS UNLESS U-S FORCES FREE IRAQI PRISONERS.
AT LEAST ONE MEMBER OF THE COALITION PLANS TO BOW TO KIDNAPPERS' DEMANDS. THE PHILIPPINES IS REPORTEDLY PULLING ITS TROOPS OUT AFTER DEMANDS TO DO SO FROM CAPTORS HOLDING A PHILIPPINO HOSTAGE. THERE ARE ABOUT 50 PHILIPPINO TROOPS IN IRAQ.

nat sot


BRITAIN HAS THOUSANDS. BUT SOME BRITISH OFFICIALS QUESTION IF THEY SHOULD BE THERE AT ALL.
A SCATHING REPORT RELEASED TODAY SHOWED BRITISH INTELLIGENCE RELIED ON "SERIOUSLY FLAWED" OR "UNRELIABLE SOURCES" CONCERNING IRAQ'S WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION. ITS FINDINGS ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE IN A U-S SENATE REPORT RELEASED LAST WEEK. BRITISH PRIME MINISTER TONY BLAIR SAYS IT'S NOW CLEAR SADDAM HUSSEIN HAD NO STOCKPILES OF WMDS ON THE EVE OF THE WAR, BUT HE CONTINUES TO JUSTIFY BEING THERE.

SOT: TONY BLAIR/BRITISH PRIME MINISTER 10:01:03 I cannot say getting rid

of saddam was a mistake at all

(STANDUP)

IT'S THE SAME THING PRESIDENT BUSH HAS BEEN SAYING AS HE CAMPAIGNS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, FIGHTING TO KEEP HIS JOB FOUR MORE YEARS. ALEEN SIRGANY CBSNEWS, WASH. ))

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The F-B-I is now involved in the investigation into a string of attacks in Connecticut early this week.
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Authorities say at least two people were involved in the random shootings late Sunday night and Monday morning that left five men injured.
All five victims were shot with the same gun, but police don't believe they have any connections to each other.
Three of the victims are still hospitalized with injuries.
Police say witnesses and victims reported that the shootings were done from the passenger sides of moving cars.
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Prosecutors in Scott Peterson's double murder trial are focusing on how they believe Peterson disposed of his wife, Laci's body.
John Blackstone has more.
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((
In the warehouse where Scott Peterson kept his boat, Modesto Police detectives testified they found a single cement anchor...but cement residue suggesting Peterson had created as many as four more anchors.
SUPER: MICHAEL CARDOZA, DEFENSE ADVOCATE Where did all those other anchors go? What were they used for? The logical explanation appears to be that they were tied to the arms and legs of laci, and that's what the district attorney wants to the jury to glean from that.
The DA's theory is that Peterson dumped the body of his wife Laci into San Francisco Bay where it washed up four months later. A month after Laci's disappearance, Gloria Gomez of KOVR-TV asked Peterson what the cement was for.
SUPER: KOVR-TV - JANUARY 29, 2003 SCOTT PETERSON: sure well. I can take you out in the backyard and show you all the cement work and brick work that we have done to this home.
But he didn't explain why there was cement at his warehouse.
SUPER: ROBERT TALBOT, LAW PROFESSOR It leads you that there was a way to dispose of the body that was within Scott Peterson's control. It doesn't necessarily mean that he used that way or that's what he did, but it's there.
Jurors were also shown two pieces of hair believed to be Laci's found in pliers in Scott's boat.
STANDUP While the hair and the cement residue may not seem like much they have a particular significance: they are among the few pieces of tangible evidence in a case that is almost entirely circumstantial. Jb cbs news sf
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Florida's former Tarzan with a pet tiger is upset with authorities, after they shot and killed his 600-pound Bobo.

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Man and beast battle it out in Spain, at the annual Running of the Bulls. It was a dangerous day at the festival---
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A leading home improvement store could soon be setting out its shingle in Lynchburg.
It was one of the many items on the plate for the city's three newest council members.
Steve Smallshaw reports.
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(( This building is worth more than 150-thousand dollars, but Lynchburg is willing to sell it for 40-thousand.
Dance Theatre of Lynchburg has used it rent-free for more than three years, while sinking its own money into restorations.
But the Theatre let its option to purchase the property expire, and director Keith Lee came before council asking they cut the price in half.
The request sparked a heated exchange between Lee and council member Joe Seiffert who opposes giving city money to any non-profit organization.
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((JOE SEIFFERT: I HAVE PRETTY MUCH CONSISTENTLY VOTED AGAINST NON-PROFITS SIMPLY FOR THAT, BECAUSE WHO ARE THE CHOSEN ONES? KEITH LEE: YOU HAVE BEEN AGAINST ME SINCE I'VE COME INTO THIS COUNCIL MEETING FIVE YEARS AGO, AND HAVE THROWN ME PEANUTS.))
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Council voted to extend the option for another year, giving the Dance Theatre time to come up with the 40-thousand to buy the building.
The panel also voted to study the pros and cons of converting Church and Main Streets to two-way traffic.. and to build a pedestrian bridge that would connect historic Point of Honor with the rest of downtown.
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((TOM LEDFORD/LYNCHBURG MUSEUMS DIRECTOR: SO THIS BRIDGE, EVEN THOUGH IT IS A PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE, WILL BECOME A VERY IMPORTANT ACCESS POINT. POINT OF HONOR AS AN OPEN-EVERY-DAY MUSEUM WOULD LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING MORE CLOSELY WITH AMAZEMENT SQUARE WITH SHARED PROGRAMS.))
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In the evening session, council approved a plan by Home Depot to fill in a flood plain on land where it plans to build a store by May of 2005.
Steve Smallshaw, News7, Lynchburg. ))

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A trucker driver who claimed he was robbed at gunpoint may have been lying. The Wythe County investigators arrested 23 year old Eric Firestone from Attalla, Alabama today. He's charged with making a false report to police. Firestone told police he was robbed at gunpoint while sitting on the side of Interstate 81 South of exit 84.
Investigators say Firestone later confessed that he lied to cover up some gambling losses. If convicted he faces up to 12 months in jail and a 25-hundred dollar fine.

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An escaped tiger was shot and killed yesterday in South Florida.
Police say it charged an officer, and was killed in self defense.
But the former "Tarzan" actor who owned the big cat says it was murder.
Jim Acosta reports.
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IN SOUTH FLORIDA... POLICE WERE ON THE HUNT... TO FIND BIG GAME. A 600 HUNDRED POUND TIGER WAS ON THE LOOSE.

(sot: Jorge Pino/FL Fish & Wildlife, ) "The tiger attacked one of our

officers. And unfortunately the officer had to use lethal fire."
Steve Sipek....."this is the blood of Bobo. My Bobo."

(PHOTO OF BOBO)

BOBO, A SIX YEAR OLD, SIBERIAN TIGER TIGER WAS KILLED BY AUTHORITIES... A DAY AFTER IT ESCAPED FROM THE HOME OF STEVE SIPEK... A RETIRED ACTOR WHO PLAYED TARZAN IN THE 60'S. SIPEK SAYS AUTHORITIES MURDERED HIS PET.

(SOT/Sipek--) "They say he charged an officer and he is still underneath

the shurbs where he's been all day."
OFFICERS WERE ON BOBO'S TRAIL BUT LOST HIM. POLICE INSIST THE BIG CAT'S SAFETY WAS A TOP PRIORITY.

(SOT--PINO--)"We've been out here all this time and our efforts were to

recover this tiger alive and well"
WILDLIFE OFFICIALS HOPED TO SHOOT BOBO WITH A TRANQUILIZER.

(SOT--PINO )"The officer had no choice and shot"



(sot: Steve Sipek, tiger owner ) "My heart was ripped out. There was

no need for this. There was no need for that."
BEFORE THE TIGER WAS TAKEN DOWN... NEIGHBORS FELL INTO TWO CATEGORIES... PRO BOBO...

(sot: Roxanne Feola, Sipek's friend, ) "He's the sweetest cat. At six

years old he still sucks on Steve's thumb like he's a baby."
AND AGAINST.

(sot: Heather Katz, neighbor, ) "This is ridiculous. I'm sorry. You

can't endanger a whole town because of one tiger."
BUT THAT ONE TIGER MEANT SO MUCH TO SIPEK.

(sot: Steve Sipek, tiger owner) "My Bobo. I never loved anything in my

life the way I loved Bobo."
POLICE SAY THEY WILL INVESTIGATE WHETHER THE SHOOTING WAS NECESSARY..FOR NOW OFFICERS REMAIN GRATEFUL THEY WERE CARRYING SHOTGUNS. JIM ACOSTA CBS NEWS ATLANTA.
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The annual running of the bulls has come to an end for another year in Spain.
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The final day ended with one runner gored and trampled by the bulls.
Since the festival's first bull run last Wednesday, 15 runners have been gored.
A couple dozen others suffered minor injuries.
Since record keeping began in 19- 24, 13 people have lost their lives in the bull runs.
The most recent one killed was in 19-95.
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Coming up in the newscast, Leo will have the complete forecast.
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And-- the story of three Australian children, who survived a week in shark-infested waters.
We'll tell you how they did it.
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Three Australian children survived six days, after their dinghy capsized off the coast-- swimming in shark-infested waters between tiny islands in search of food and water.
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The children, ages 15, 12 and 10 had set out with their family on Badu Island in the Torres Strait to travel about 40 miles last week to attend a birthday party.
But the boat capsized.
The three older children swam to the safety of a rocky outcrop-- while their parents stayed with their three-year-old brother, with only one lifejacket between them.
They haven't been seen since.
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((VICKY TAMWAY/RELATIVE: THERE HAS BEEN JOY AND SADNESS FOR THE ENTIRE THREE DAYS SINCE THE CHILDREN WERE RETURNED TO US ON MONDAY. BUT WE'RE MAINTAINING A GREAT DEAL OF STRENGTH AND HOPE AND PRARYERS THAT THERE STILL IS A CHANCE THAT WE MAY FIND LISA, HAYLEY AND CLARENCE. ))
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The older children swam miles between islands and outcrops to survive.
They drank small amounts of seawater, and ate coconuts and the few oysters they could break open with stones.
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The Australian Maritime Safety Authority has called off the search for the rest of the family-- but relatives and friends say they'll continue searching in their own small boats.
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On Wall Street at Noon, the DOW was UP 30 points. The NASDAQ has gained three.
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Coming up after the break, we'll see how Lance Armstrong does in the first mountain stage of the Tour de France.
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And Fiddlefest returns for a second run. This time organizers say it'll be much better than the first.
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Frenchman Richard Virenque (Vay-RONK) won the first mountain stage of the Tour de France today.
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Thomas Voekler (VOCK- ler), who's had the yellow jersey since stage five, is still the overall leader. Lance Armstrong is still sixth overall, nine minutes and 35 seconds behind Voeckler (VOCK-ler). None of the leaders managed to fall farther behind. Tomorrow's 101 mile stage takes the riders back to rolling and flat roads.
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The Houston Astros fired manager Jimy Williams today. Despite adding high-profile free agent pitchers Andy Pettitte and Roger Clemens during the offseason, the Astros are just 44-and-44 at the All Star break and trail the National League Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals by ten and a-half games.
Plans to bring a Major League Baseball franchise to D-C have now received a formal endorsement from the Montgomery County- Maryland City Council. Lawmakers voted 8-to-zero yesterday to go on record in favor of the idea. The council said it wasn't swayed by arguments that a Washington franchise could steal fans from Baltimore.

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To the track, where Nascar has handed out a penalty for Sunday's pit road altercation during the Tropicana 400 in Chicago.
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After Kasey Kahne was wrecked by Tony Stewart midway thru the race, Kahne's crew chief, Tommy Baldwin ventured down to Stewart's pit stall.
Baldwin incited quite an altercation involving crew members from both teams, and he was fined 10- thousand dollars for his actions.
He was also placed on double secret probation by the sanctioning body until December 31st.
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[WIPE to ENG!!]

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Kahne is one of 22 drivers testing at Indy this week in preparation for the August 8th Brickyard 400, a race that ranks right up there with the Daytona 500 and the Coke 600 in prestige.
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The organizers of Fiddlefest say some fine tuning will make this year's event better than the last.
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In it's first year, the week long festival attracted fewer than ten thousand people and as a result lost more than 50-thousand dollars.
One big change this time around is the fact Fiddlefest is now entirely held on the campus of Hollins University.
Organizers are hopeful this year's event will be a hit.
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((MIKE CONNER/FESTIVAL ORGANIZER: MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE I THINK PEOPLE HAVE JUST BECOME FAMILIAR WITH FIDDLEFEST. THEY KNOW WHERE IT IS NOW THEY KNOW IT IS GOING TO BE ONE PLACE. TICKET SALES ARE ABOUT TRIPLE, ADVANCE TICKET SALES ARE ABOUT TRIPLE WHAT THEY WERE THIS TIME LAST YEAR.))
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Fiddlefest has also been consolidated from six days to three and tickets prices have been reduced.
The festival which highlights traditional string music gets underway a week from Thursday.
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