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Today on News 7 at 5, a perceived threat leads a local middle school to lockdown its students.
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Plus a local hospital makes an important decision about its future.
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A nice little moderatation in temperatures following very brisk numbers overnight. Winter precipitation in the weekend outlook. Details ahead.
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Actor Tom Cruise has made a big gift to a local girl.
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Some quick action nab an accused purse snatcher in Lynchburg.
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Plus a fire at U-P-S could spoil more than one person's Christmas.
News 7 at 5 is next.
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A tempory agreement turns into a permanent relationship between Stonewall Jackson Hospital and Carilion Health System.
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Carilion Health System has provided interim management for Stonewall Jackson Hospital since July, after its C-E-O stepped down.
That tentative agreement was scheduled to terminate at the end of this month.
But the two have now agreed on a more permanent partnership.
[ANCHOR=Joy 2 shot]
Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton joins us with details.
[ANCHOR=Joy 2 shot]
Shannon,
The announcement came about two hours ago --that board of directors at Stonewall Jackson hospital had reached a decision on the future of the hospital.
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A decision that will make Stonewall Jackson a subsidiary of Carilion Health System.
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However, Stonewall Jackson Hospital will retain partial ownership. This will mean both entities will have input regarding the overall operations and strategic planning for the hospital.
The board of directors say it went through a lengthy process of considering various options.
But decided on Carilion Health System -- a move officials say will provide long term support for the hospital's mission as the community's health provider.
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The Attorney General still has to approve the deal but once that happens the transaction will happen within 2 to 4 months.
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Shannon.
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A scare at Breckenridge Middle School forced officials to lock down the school this afternoon.
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The lock down occurred after a parent told authorities she was threatened by her son and that he might head to the school with a weapon.
Roanoke City Police responded to Breckenridge and arrested a juvenile.
The school sytems sent a letter home with the students explaining the reason for the lock down.
It said, "We received information that led us to believe that the possibility of a serious incident involving a member of the community could occur."
Police stayed on the premises through dismissal and school officials say the lock down was a success.
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((ASIA JONES:TOMORROW IS A NORMAL SCHOOL DAY. WE ENDED THE DAY WITHOUT INCIDENT AND WE WILL BE ON BOARD FOR A FULL DAY TOMORROW, RIGHT ON TIME.))
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No weapon was found and no one was injured.
Charges of trespassing and disruption of school are being sought against the juvenile.
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Some quick-thinking and even quicker running helped some K-Mart employees nab a suspected purse snatcher today in Lynchburg.
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Around noon, police say a white male grabbed a woman's purse inside the K-Mart on Wards Road and ran out of the store.
The woman notified store employees, and two of them -- along with a customer -- immediately gave chase.
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((NICK RIDDLEBARGER/K-MART EMPLOYEE: HE TOOK OFF RUNNING BACK HERE OF THE STORE, AND THE NEXT THING YOU KNOW, I SEEN HIM OUT HERE RUNNING IN THE PARKING LOT. KNOCKED SOME LADY DOWN RIGHT OUT OF HER SHOES. SO I JUST CAME RUNNING OUT THE BACK DOOR, RAN AND TACKLED HIM UP THE HILL ... JUST TRYING NOT TO LET HIM GET AWAY, THAT'S ALL I WANTED TO DO.))
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19-year-old Jeremy Shields is charged with grand larceny and assault and battery.
He is "not" a suspect in another purse-snatching at the Wards Road Kroger store Tuesday night.
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The last Osama bin Laden tape appears to be real.
That's according to Secretary of State Colin Powell who says intelligence officials are working to authenticate the video.
The tape appears on a militant Islamic website and praises the attack on the U.S. consulate in Saudi Arabia last week
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When asked by a reporter why bin Laden would record it, Powell said it's obvious.
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[IN QHe's a terrorist.]
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((COLIN POWELL/SECRETARY OF STATE: HE'S A TERRORIST. THAT'S WHAT TERRORISTS DO. HE IS A CRIMINAL. HE'S A TERRORIST. HE'S A MURDERER. AND WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO HUNT FOR HIM UNTIL HE IS CAPTURED AND BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.))
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Meantime, Powell, who's set to leave his post in the new year, held talks with U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan about Iraq's upcoming national elections.
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Annan pledged to supply all the people necessary to help the Iraqi government the process is fair.
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The Agriculture and Forestry industries gained a new position in the Old Dominion today.
History was made as Governor Mark Warner appointed the Commonwealth's first Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry.
Richmond Bureau Chief Jennifer Wishon reports.
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((BOB REYNOLDS: ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR- THIS IS A FIVE YEAR OLD TREE RIGHT HERE.))
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Nearly 400- years after the founding of the nation at Virginia's Jamestown, farming remains the Commonwealth's single largest industry.
But until today, Virginia was one of only five states without a secretary of agriculture.
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((MARK WARNER: YOU GOTTA MAKE SURE THE FIRST PERSON OUT OF THE BOX DOES A GREAT JOB.))
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Governor Mark Warner today appointed retired Republican Delegate Bob Bloxom as Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry.
A 67- year old from the Eastern Shore who served on a number of related committees during his 25- year tenure in the House.
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[IN Q=The average age of a farmer]
((JENNIFER WISHON/JWISHON@WDBJ7.COM: THE AVERAGE AGE OF A FARMER IN VIRGINIA IS 57- YEARS- OLD. SECRETARY BLOXOM SAYS HE WANTS TO WORK ON STRENGTHENING THE INDUSTRY. MAKING IT MORE ATTRACTIVE TO YOUNG PEOPLE.))
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((BOB BLOXOM/VIRGINIA SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY: UNLESS YOU CAN TURN THOSE CROPS INTO SOME MONEY TO MAKE IT WORTH WHILE TO WORK LIKE THEY DO FROM SUNUP TO SUNSET AND THEY DO THAT YEAR ROUND, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE SUCCESSFUL RETAINING YOUNG PEOPLE.))
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Farmers and farming advocates praised the appointment- something they say is long over due.
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((CARL GARRISON/VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY: WE'VE KIND OF BEEN BURIED IN THE PAST WITH A NUMBER OF OTHER AGENCIES, WHICH ISN'T A BAD THING, BUT THIS JUST BRINGS US A LITTLE MORE AUTONOMY AND GOOD FOR US.))
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((MARTHA MOORE/VIRGINIA FARM BUREAU: WE'VE BEEN PUSHING FOR ABOUT 20- SOME YEARS TO HAVE THIS OCCUR AND WE'RE JUST REALLY APPRECIATIVE TO HAVE THIS FINALLY COME TO FRUITION.))
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Secretary Bloxom reports to work in January under the watch of Virginia's oldest 47- billion dollar industry.
Jennifer Wishon, News 7, Chesterfield County.))
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Coming up next on the newscast, some Hokie fans want to make sure the troops in Afghanistan don't escape Sugar Bowl fever.
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Plus some Christmas presents will never make their destinations following a fire in Illinois.
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A UPS hub outside Chicago is trying to figure out how many packages were destroyed in a fire.
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It started in UPS trailers in Hodgkins, Illinois, shortly after midnight and spread
to six other trailers and part of the main building where packages are processed.
It took about 80 firefighters to knock down the flames.
A spokesperson said he can't say how many packages were lost but that they make up just a fraction of the number the facility processes.
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If you're concerned about items you have sent you can find a link to the UPS website on our website at wdbj7 dot com.
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Some Virginia Tech grads serving in Afghanistan are getting a special Christmas gift this year.
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Faculty with the Department of Communication at Tech found out one of their grads from 15 years ago was serving overseas.
They emailed Steele McGonegal and asked if he needed anything.
He said he had 50 Hokies in his unit and they really wanted some Virginia Tech hats to wear.
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((RACHEL HOLLOWAY: IT'S SOMETHING SPECIAL WE CAN DO FOR THE SOLDIERS AT THE HOLIDAY SEASON AND HE'S ONE OF OUR GRADS AND EMAIL, WHEN YOU GET EMAIL FROM AFGHANISTAN AND THEY SAY WE WANT 50 VT HATS.. IF YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN, YOU WANT IT TO HAPPEN.))
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The Tech Bookstore donated the caps which are being shipped to Afghanistan this week along with mardi gras beads and a tee-shirt.
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Soldiers in Iraq will be getting a special delivery soon.
It took a determined customer, a nursery in New York and a lot of packing tape to send American troops their very own Christmas trees and a reminder of home.
Kelly Cobiella reports.
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((For the Dee family, deliveries are part of the business. But this year,
one customer had them stumped.
(SOT JOE DEE// DEE'S NURSERY ) "SHE ASKED IF WE COULD SHIP A CHRISTMAS
TREE TO HER SON IN IRAQ
KELLY: AND YOU SAID? HOW WE GONNA DO IT."
The Dees decided to donate 75 trees to the troops, but didn't know how
to get them from their farm in MAINE to the desert in Iraq. Lucky for
them, they had one well-connected regular customer...with a very good
reason to make it work.
(SOT JIM ADELIS) "WELL I HAVE A SON IN IRAQ.."
After three decades in security at New York's Kennedy Airport, Jim
Adelis knows who to call.
(sot ADELIS) "PEOPLE CARE, THEY JUST NEED A LITTLE PUSH AND I GUESS I
PUSHED THE RIGHT PEOPLE.."
(KELLY COBIELLLA/OCEANSIDE, NEW YORK)
"BUT WITHOUT THE LIGHTS, A CHRISTMAS TREE IS JUST A TREE. IT JUST SO
HAPPENED ADELIS KNEW SOMEONE WHO HAD HUNDREDS OF LIGHTS THAT HAD BEEN
BOXED UP, UNUSED FOR FOUR YEARS."
That someone was a New York Port Authority Police officer.
(SOT LT DAN CARBONARO ) "CHRISTMAS LIGHTS THAT WERE SCHEDULED TO BE AT
THE WORLD TRADE CENTER IN 2001 AND THEY'VE BEEN IN STORAGE SO WE'RE
SENDING THESE OVER TO IRAQ TO LIGHT THE WAY FOR THEM."
(pix of soldiers w/ trees)
The FIRST shipment arrived right around Thanksgiving.
(ADELIS ) ONE SOLDIER ACTUALLY HUGGED THE TREE AND BURRIED HIS FACE IN
THE BOX AND SAID IT SMELLS JUST LIKE HOME."
The SECOND batch will smell even better. Packed with the trees are
pounds of steak and lobster,.the means to cook it all .
But one piece is still missing:
HAVE YOU HEARD FROM THAT ONE CUSTOMER WHO FIRST CAME
IN? NO.// WE WISH SHE WOULD COME BACK IN!"
One last Christmas wish that may still come true. Kelly Cobiella, CBS
News, Oceanside, New York.))
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It's been years in the making --but soon a new surgical tower will open at Lewis-Gale Medical Center.
Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton went on a tour of the new facility today and has more.
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((WE REGISTER DATA INTO THE STELTH COMPUTER SYSTEM..AND THIS PROBE ALLOWS US EVEN BEFORE WE MAKE A SKIN INCISION TO PLAN WHERE WE WILL OPEN THE HEAD))
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The advancement of technology --has meant more equipment in the operating room --making for tight quarters for some doctors working in the old O-R's.
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((AND WE'VE FOUND AS TIME HAS GONE ON AND WE'VE GOTTEN MORE TECHNOLOGY THE OLD OPERATING ROOMS DID NOT SERVE A GOOD PURPOSE FOR US. SO THE NEEW OPERATING ROOMS ARE AT LEAST TWICE AS BIG AS OUR OLD ONE WHICH WILL ALLOW US TO USE THIS TECHNOLOGY MORE COMFORTABLY AND MORE EFFICIENTLY FOR THE PATIENT))
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Inside the 11 new operating rooms you'll not only find more space --but upgraded equipment as well --from the monitors to camera-ready surgical lights.
This is a second chance for Sharon Martin and Nancy Boyer to be a part of history. They remember what the operating rooms looked like when Lewis-Gale was located in downtown Roanoke decades ago.
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((IT'S LIKE GOING FROM A CLOSET TO TAJ-MAJHAL. LITERALLY WE COULD BARELY WALK IN THE ROOM DOWN THERE. BUT YOU DIDN'T HAVE THAT MUCH EQUIPMENT))
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The new surgical tower is 45-thousand square feet and will also house some physician offices on the lower level.
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[IN Q=Anything that makes procedures]
((ANYTHING THAT MAKES PROCEDURE GO SMOOTHLY AND MORE COMFORTABLY AND MORE EFFICIENTLY CUTS DOWN ON OPERATING TIME AND ANESTHESIA TIME FOR THE PATIENT AND MAKES THE WHOLE WHOLE PROCESS GO SMOOTHER. WHICH IN THE END MAKES THE OUTCOME BETTER))
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And this facility should be patient ready come January 3rd.
Joy Sutton, News 7, Salem.))
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Lewis-Gale will be offering tours of the facility today until 7pm.
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Coming up next in the newscast, in the newscast, Robin will have the weekend forecast.
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Then we'll see how the city of Salem is preparing for a championship football game.
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After the break, Steve Mason will join us with Sports.
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Then after that, we'll tell you what Tom Cruise is doing to help a young girl in Buena Vista.
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Good afternoon everybody. The stage is now set for the 32nd Stagg Bowl party in Salem. Both Linfield and Mary Hardin Baylor arrived safely last night.
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Each team got in some light practice work this afternoon.
Mary Hardin Baylor is making its first Stagg Bowl appearance in just the 7th year of the program. The Crusaders four playoff wins have all come on the road.
Linfield has had the benefit of some home cookin' in the post season.
Both are savoring their moment in the national spotlight.
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James Madison Univeristy is just a day away from the school's first ever division I-double A national championship appearance.
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The Dukes are 12 and 2, just like their opponent the Montana Grizzlies but that is where the similarties stop. Montana is gunning for a third title while the Dukes are in unchartered waters.
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Christmas has already arrived for several high school football coaches and players after last night Friday Football Extra awards banquet.
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The Salem Civic Center opened its doors to WDBJ-7 and a live broadcast of the awards ceremony on the 72 digital channel. The 15 Friday Football Extra players of the week all received their holiday hardware
and the coach of the year recipients were honored in single, double and triple A as well as the over all Friday Football Extra coach of the year. Giles 27 year veteran Steve Ragsdale was the group A coach of the year after taking the Spartans to the state final four for an 8th time.
Salem's Stephen Magenbauer was selected by his coaching peers as the double A coach of the year after leading the Spartans to the school's fifth state championship in just his first season with a 13 and 1 record..
Dan Newell from George Washington high school is the group 3A coach of the year. His Eagles were 9 and 2 this season after a 4 and 6 2003.
The overall coach of the year was Christiansburg's Tim Cromer.
The Gretna Hawks and head coach Rob seneseney were voted as the Friday Football Extra team of the year for a second straight season. The Hawks won a second consecutive state title.
The Lee Cook Lineman of the year award winner is Liberty's Darryl Robertson.
The three Roy Stanley Memorial Scholarships were also given out and the recipients were George Wythe's Aaron Crowgey, Xavier Drakeford from Franklin County and Halifax 's Alyssa Walden .
The Noel C. Taylor scholar athlete award completed an inspirationbal night as Liberty's Sean Webb takes home the honor.
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That's it for the ticker, coming up at six, more Stagg Bowl preparations, see ya then everybody.
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Some negative news sent mixed messages to investors on Wall Street today.
Here's Marcella Palmer with all the details.
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An early Christmas present for one Buena Vista family- from none other than Tom Cruise.
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Cruise stopped by the Lexington Dairy Queen last night after a day of filming his new movie War of the Worlds-
Before leaving he dropped 5-thousand dollars in a donation bin for Ashley Flint.
[SUPER=03-Buena Vista]
The 11 year old suffered head injuries in a go kart accident in September.
She's undergone three surgeries at U-V-a-
Coming up tonight at six.. we'll hear from Ashley Flint and her mom about their very special Christmas present.
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