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Coming up next on News 7 at 5, Serbians remain defiant as bombs fall on Yugoslavia for the second straight night,
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and a jury debates the guilt or innocence of Doctor Jack Kevorkian as he abruptly ends his defense.
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We are sitting on the edge of some light rain at the moment. The forecast for Friday also includes some late rain and snow. Details ahead.

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And on Health check, we'll see if national trends on heart attacks hold true in the Roanoke Valley.
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This as doctors in Texas begin one of the most comprehensive studies on the heart in over 20 years.
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[VO-NAT]


As NATO forces begin to survey the damage caused by yesterday's bombing raids, new attacks hit Yugoslavia.
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[5-Kosovo]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
[NEWSCAST=5]
[WRITER=tbr]
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[GRAPHIC=Kosovo Day Two]


New explosions are heard in the captial of Kosovo as NATO forces strike Yugoslavia for the second night.
But despite the attacks the Serbian Government says it will remain defiant.
In fact the White House reports the Serbs are stepping up their attacks against ethnic Albanians.
Maureen Maher is following the developments from Washington and she joins us now.
[SUPER=01-Maureen Maher/CBS News]
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[SUPER=03-Aviano, Italy]
[SUPER=04-Yesterday]
[SUPER=03-Washington DC;]
[SUPER=01-Gen. Wesley Clark/NATO Supreme Commander;]
[SUPER=03-Skopje, Macedonia]
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[OUT Q=now back to you]

(((LOCATOR: AVIANO, ITALY)

(NATSOT, JET TAKING OFF)


FIGHTERS TAKING OFF FROM THE NATO AIR BASE IN AVIANO SIGNALLED THE BEGINNING OF A SECOND NIGHT OF MISSILE ATTACKS AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA.

(SUPER: YESTERDAY)


AT LEAST 20 CRUISE MISSILES HAVE BEEN FIRED FROM U.S. WARSHIPS IN THE ADRIATIC SEA, FOLLOWED BY MORE BOMBS FROM FIGHTER JETS. THE YUGOSLAVIAN GOVERNMENT HAS MADE NO OVERTURE TO END ITS OFFENSIVE AGAINST ETHNIC ALBANIANS IN KOSOVO. IN FACT, THE OFFENSIVE HAS INCREASED, AND THE SERB-CONTROLLED GOVERNMENT HAS NOW SEVERED DIPLOMATIC TIES WITH THE WEST.

(LOCATOR: THE WHITE HOUSE)


PRESIDENT CLINTON SAYS IN THE ABSENCE OF PEACE, THE NATO OPERATION WILL CONTINUE.

(SOT, CLINTON)


DAYLIGHT PICTURES SHOWED HEAVY DAMAGE TO SOME OF THE 40 TARGETS HIT IN YESTERDAY'S ATTACKS. BUT BOTH NATO AND U.S. MILITARY LEADERS HAVE BEEN AMBIGUOUS ABOUT DAMAGE ESTIMATES.

(SOT, GEN. WESLEY CLARK, NATO SUPREME COMMANDER)



(LOCATOR: SKOPJE, MACEDONIA)



(NATSOT, DEMONSTRATORS THROWING ROCKS)


IN NEIGHBORING MACEDONIA, SERBIAN DEMONOSTRATORS STARTED A FIRE AT THE U.S. EMBASSY, AND THREW ROCKS AT CARS AND AT JOURNALISTS THERE. WESTERN JOURNALISTS ARE NOW BASED IN MACEDONIA, AFTER BEING THROWN OUT OF KOSOVO BY THE SERBIAN ARMY.

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A Serbian woman living on Smith Mountain Lake says American people have been misled -- the Serbs are the real victims.
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Nadica (Nah-deet-zah) Quint says Serbs cling to Kosovo to keep the Albanians from taking their land.
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[IN Q=WE didn't start it]

((WE DIDN'T START IT. THEY STARTED IT MANY YEARS BY BRUTALIZING US BY TRYING TO FORCE US OUT. WE JUST SAID THAT'S ENOUGH. THE GOVERNMENT SAID THAT'S ENOUGH. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO PUSH MY PEOPLE AWAY ALL THE TIME.))
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[OUT Q=all the time]
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She says bombing Kosovo was a mistake.
Now she thinks the Serbs are ready for war.
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[IN Q=THEY'RE NEVER]

((THEY'RE NEVER GOING TO RECOVER FROM THIS. SO WHAT DO THEY HAVE TO LOSE? NOTHING. EXCEPT FIGHTING TO THE LAST MINUTE AND THAT'S WHAT I THINK THEY'RE GOING TO DO.))
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[OUT Q=GOING TO DO]
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Tonight on News7 at Six, hear why Quint thinks U-S forces would be no match for the Serbs.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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[WRITER=tbr]
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Sixteen years ago, David Lee Fisher orchestrated a murder to look like a hunting accident in Bedford County. Tonight Fisher is scheduled to die by lethal injection for the crime.
His crimes are numerous and disturbing.
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Ellen Qualls is at the Greensville Corresctional Center with the story.
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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Still to come on News 7 at 5, jury selection begins in the trial of the man accused of committing a murder at the Ironto rest stop.
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And a Michigan jury is deciding the fate of Dr. Jack Kevorkian after his case seemingly falls apart in the courtroom.
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[5-Pritchett]


[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The trial started today for the man accused of murder at the Ironto rest stop.
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[IN Q=WHAT SAY YOU]

((JUDGE: WHAT SAY YOU? GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY? BUD PRTICHETT: NOT GUILTY.))
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Livingston "Bud" Pritchett is charged with murdering 57-year-old Estel Singelton Senior last year.
The trial was delayed twice -- once because of a dispute over evidence...
And once when Pritchett tried to dump his court-appointed lawyers.
He ultimately stuck with those lawyers.
Today, they and the prosecution began choosing a jury.
It was a slow-moving process, with each potential juror answering a series of questions about the death penalty.
If he is convicted, Pritchett could be sentenced to die.
Opening arguments could begin as early as tomorrow afternoon.
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Dr. Jack Kevorkian is waiting to learn his fate. A Michigan jury is deciding if he is guilty of first degree murder after lethally injecting a man suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease.
Drew Levinson has more.
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WHEN A JUDGE RULED HIS ONLY WITNESSES' TESTIMONY WASN'T RELEVANT TO HIS CASE-DR. JACK KEVORKIAN FOUND HIS DEFENSE OPEN AND SHUT IN LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES.

(SOT)

"THE DEFENSE RESTS"
THE MAN NICKNAMED DR. DEATH PUT HIS CAUSE IN THE NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT WHEN CBS' "60 MINUTES" AIRED A TAPE OF HIM GIVING A LETHAL INJECTION TO A TERMINALLY ILL MAN. KEVORKIAN IS CHARGED WITH MURDERING 52-YEAR OLD THOMAS YOUK.

(SOT JOHN SKRZYNSKI/PROSECUTOR)

``HE CAME LIKE A MEDICAL HITMAN IN THE NIGHT WITH A BAG OF POISON TO DO HIS JOB,''

(SOT)

"DO YOU SEE A CRIMINAL? DO YOU SEE A MURDERER?"
KEVORKIAN REPRESENTED HIMSELF. HE TOLD JURORS WHY HE TAPED THE END OF YOUK'S LIFE.

(SOT JACK KEVORKIAN/DEFENDANT)

"I HAD TO DO SOMETHING TO RAISE THIS WHOLE ISSUE TO A LEVEL WHERE IT MIGHT BE RESOLVED. AND THIS IS THE FORUM FOR IT.
PROSECUTORS URGED JURORS TO CONSIDER WHAT A NOT GUILTY VERDICT MIGHT MEAN.

SOT SKRZYNSKI

"THERE ARE 11 MILLION SOULS BURIED IN EUROPE WHO CAN TELL YOU THAT WHEN YOU MAKE EUTHANASIA A STATE POLICY, SOME CATASTROPHIC THINGS CAN EVOLVE FROM THAT."
YOUK'S BROTHER WASN'T ALLOWED TO TESTIFY, BUT SPOKE OUT ABOUT THE REFERENCE TO THE HOLOCAUST.

SOT TERRY YOUK - BROTHER 12:22:46-10 SEC

"THE PROSECUTOR TRIED TO EQUATE EUTHANSIA TO GENOCIDE, WHICH I FOUND TO BE INCREDIBLY OUTRAGEOUS."
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Coming up a little later, we've sent our own Chairman of the Board Patrick Evans to find out about a new way the Jefferson Center is raising funds.
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Today in Sports, Mike Stevens will check in with news of a career season for a local player in the N-B-A.
On Health Check, as doctors in Texas conduct one of the most comprehensive studies of heart disease,
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New information shows heart Attacks are becomming less lethal among Americans-
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[IN Q=21;53:39]

((DR. JACOB NEATHAWK: people in general ARE HEALTHIER NOW. THEY'RE MORE MOTIVATED TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES WHICH IS WONDERFUL AND MAKES MY JOB SO MUCH EASIER.))
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Two new studies suggest that dreaded heart attacks are becomming smaller and less lethal among Americans-
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That seems to be the case in this region as well.
Why are we seeing this trend?
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One Lewis Gale Cardiologist says more people know the symptoms of heart attacks and go for help.
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((DR. JACOB NEATHAWK: THAT INDIGESTION MIGHT BE MORE THAN INDIGESTION FOR EXAMPLE OR THAT FUNNY FEELING IN THE JAW OR ODD FEELING IN BOTH ELBOWS THAT YOU NEVER HAD BEFORE THOSE KINDS OF THINGS PEOPLE ARE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE EVALUATED NOW.))
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[OUT Q=have evaluated now.]
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Dr. Neathawk says that healthier lifestyles have also helped reduce heart attack fatality rate.
Experts also think better medicines and treatment have helped.
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((DR. NEATHAWK: PEOPLE ARE UNDERSTANDING ABOUT HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND THE METHODS TO CONTROL IT. PEOPLE ARE UNDERSTAND THAT HIGH CHOLESTEROL NUMBERS ARE SO IMPORTANT. THEY'RE LEARNING WE HAVE A BUNCH OF WONDERFUL DRUGS TO CONTROL HIGH CHOLESTEROL ALL THESE THINGS ARE DEFINITELY BENEFICIAL, DEFINITELY GETTING THE MESSAGE.))
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Doctors say if you have unusual pain anywhere above the waist- with a clammy sweaty feelings or shortness of breath, make sure to get it checked out.



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[ There is an Anchor tag!!!!!!!!]
Meanwhile a Texas cardiologist is leading a multi-million dollar heart study that could change the way many heart disease patients are treated.
The study is called "Courage."
It compares the effects of drugs alone versus heart surgery and medication.
Wendy Rigby has more.
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(( Heart disease is America's numbe one killer. But now there are more options for treatment than ever before. Now 32 hundred patients at 36 sites in the U.S. jand Canada will be treated by one of two methods...to see which one works best. Cardiologist Robert O'Rourke is one of two principal investigators.
Group one will undergo and "Interventional" procedure like this angioplasty to open up arteries that are closing down and blocking blood flow. Then they'll be treated agressively wth drugs.
Group two will be monitored closely and treated only with agressive drug therapy with new medications like Zocor...a cholestrerol lowering drug inhibitor and Norvasc...a calcium antagonist. Doctors will use nuclear
medicine as part of the testing..where a radioactive isotope is injected

into the patient, and the image shows whether the blood flow is adequate.
Most big heart studies from the 1970's where conducted before these potent new drugs were available, and most did not include women. That's why a new massive study is needed, to define the best way to treat people with moderate to severe coronary heart disease. It's not just a matter of health. It could be a matter of money. IF WE COULD REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ANGIOPLASTIES BEING DONE BY ONE THIRD, I ESTIMATE WE WOULD SAVE THIS COUNTRY ABOUT TWO BILLION DOLLARS. Dr. O'Rourke says he beleives this new information will show that fewer patients need to be treated as early or as aggressively for their heart problems.))
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The thirty-six million dollars study is being funded by the US and Canadian governments and pharmaceutical companies.


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The Roanoke Express is getting ready for what could be called a grudge match. Here's Mike Stevens.

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Good afternoon everyone, lets begin our ticker on the ice.
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The Express is tied with Hampton Roads for first place in the Northeast Division with a game in hand.
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First place isn't the only factor that makes this game interesting. It's the first meeting between the two rivals since the early January John Brophy incident at the round house that also included Admiral Jeff Corbett's cheap shot.
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[OUT Q=....biggest game of the year"]

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George Lynch and the Sixers got back in the groove last night and ended their most recent west coast swing with a 95-to-90 win over the Grizzlies.
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Lynch returned to Vancouver to play his old team the Grizzlies last night for the first time since moving to Philly as free agent in the off-season.
Lynch spent two season in Vancouver, last night he spent his time wearing out the Grizzlies in the first half.
He had 6 points and a steal in the first 10 minutes of the game as Vancouver jumped in front by 15.
He finished the game with 10 points and three steals. He is averging 10 oints, 8 erbounds and 3 steals a game through 26 contests.
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The men's final four teams are settling in St. Petersburg today as the preparations for Saturday's national semi-finals continue.
The action begins Saturday at ____ Here on Your Hometown Station.
Now most folks think Duke will win including
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The makers of the popular NCAA Final Four Playstation video game.
989 sorts simulated the UConn-Ohio State game and the HUskies emerged with a 72-to-65 win.
Duke also prevailed over Michigan State with a ten point win in the other semi-final.
As for the title game - 989 sports saysy Duke will beat U-Conn by 9.
Keep in mind, the game was three out of four on the big football bowl games.
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Coming up six - the NFL scouts have been on the Tech campus this week.
We'll talk with Loren Johnson and Al Clark in about 45 minutes.
Have a good night folks. [go to break]

[5-JEFFERSON-CENTER]


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For a thousand bucks, you can get a permanent place to sit at the Jefferson Center's renovated auditorium.
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In fact, your name will be forever associated with the new auditorium, emblazened on the chair you pay for, as Patrick Evans explains.
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Ever wonder where the phrase hog heaven came from?
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Bonita, CA;]


Well now we think we know. Meet Calvin SWINE, probably the world's most pampered pot bellied pig.
The 10 year old pig lives in his own stucco house in the California backyard of his veterinarian owner. The home comes complete with heating and cooling.
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[IN Q=I put in a]

((I PUT IN A HEATER BECAUSE HE DOESN'T LIKE IT COLD. IT HAS A THERMOSTAT SO IT COMES ON AUTOMATICALLY.))
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[OUT Q=so it comes on automatically.]
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[VO-NAT]


The pig gets his day started with his favorite cookies, coconut macaroons if you're wondering.
Then he heads into the house to finish off what food the cat left.
Following that the 185 pound pig is open to suggestions on where to go for lunch. But please remember he is a little sensitive about some menu items.
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[SOT 4:25:35 CBS]
[IN Q=Want to go to McDonald's?]

((WANT TO GO TO MCDONALD'S? YEAH FOR A BACON CHEESEBURGER? PIG GROWLS. THAT HE WON'T LIKE.))
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[OUT Q=That he won't like.]
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Actually Calvin's owner says Chinese Food is his favorite.
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