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The state juvenile justice board suspends Handle with Care Plus, then reinstates it.
But some say the real issue is racism.
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And the bombing campaign against Serbia could be over in a matter of hours as an agreement for a Serb pullout is signed.
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At a record setting pace for heat today. Some of those bank thermometers are having a field day. Forecast details just ahead.

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On health check -- reducing your risk of gallstones with a stimulating beverage.
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And we'll tell you how you can get a complete health assessment for free.
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A breakthrough toward peace in Kosovo- An agreement is signed that could end the airstrikes within hours.
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It's something Kosovars have been waiting for, for months.
Late this afternoon, Yugoslav and NATO generals signed an agreement for a Serb pullout from Kosovo.
It spells out how Yugoslav forces will achieve military compliance with NATO conditions.
If Serb forces comply it will mean an end to the air campaign- perhaps in a matter of hours.
Lisa Hughes is following developments and has the latest live from WAshington D-C.
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((I HAVE VERY GOOD NEWS) British Lieutenant General Michael Jackson made the announcement after days of talks in Macedonia. He will have the charge of deploying NATO's Kosovo Force_best known as KFOR_when Serb troops have withdrawn. LT. GEN. MICHAEL JACKSON, NATO, THIS WILL NOT BE AN EASY OPERATION AND IT WILL TAKE TIME. I FULLY UNDERSTAND THE NEED FOR REFUGEES TO RETURN HOME QUICKLY Yugoslav commanders and NATO military leaders spent the afternoon in a tent full of expectations. They hammered out details of a Serb withdrawlb which is to begin immediatey. The allies say bombing will continue until there is proof troops are really leaving. Joe Lockhart/White House Spokesman WE KNOW WHAT WE NEED TO SEE AND WE'RE NOT GOING TO CHANGE OUR POLICY UNTIL WE GET WHAT WE NEED Roughly 17-thousand heavily-armed troops are on stand-by in Macedonia-ready to enter Kosovo as peacekeepers. They'll be in charge of escorting refugees home. And they will likely move into Kosovo almost as soon as Serb troops are out. Jamie Shea/NATO Spokesman:THE PEOPLE OF KOSOVO HAVE SUFFERED LONG ENOUGH. )
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A controversial program to physically subdue Virginia's underage inmates remains in place tonight.
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But the department's director is alleging discrimination against HIM by the Juvenile Justice Board.
The seven member board-- all appointed by former Governor George Allen -- initially voted to suspend the use of the Handle With Care Plus program after seeing a demonstration.
Board members also voted to take the authority away from Director Gerald Glenn to decide on use of force issues.
Glenn says it's an issue of "gender and complexion."
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((GERALD GLENN/JUVENILE JUSTICE DIRECTOR: THEY GAVE IT TO PATRICIA WEST. THEY TAKE IT BACK FROM ME...YOU FIGURE THAT OUT.))
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After going into closed session, the Board reversed itself-- leaving the program in place until its September meeting.
But board members remained shocked at the director's allegations of racism.
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Glenn is appointed by Governor Jim Gilmore.
A spokeswoman for the Governor says the administration stands behind his authority.

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Shots rang out at Christiansburg High School early this morning.
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No one was inside the building when about eight school windows were hit with bullets sometime between 1:45 and 6:15 this morning. The school was opened as scheduled today, with police saying it was safe.
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Students who felt uncomfortable at school were allowed to be signed out by their parents with no penalty to their attendance record. Police believe a 22-caliber gun was used in the shooting. They don't have any suspects at this time.
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In Danville, schools closed early because of the heat- for the second day this week-- It's a problem school officials say could be solved by a bond vote next week.
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George Washington High School students headed home this afternoon after spending most of the morning in un-airconditioned classrooms.
The 18-million-dollar school bond, which Danville residents vote on next Tuesday, would bring air conditioning to George Washington and seven other schools.
The bond is generating some heat outside the classroom. Some critics say it'll increase taxes by too much, too soon.
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((F. SEWARD ANDERSON/BOND CRITIC: I HAVE NO PHILOSOPHICAL OBJECTION TO THE WORK THAT'S BEING DONE. I JUST THINK THAT THE TAXPAYERS ARE OWED THE COURTESY AND CONSIDERATION OF BEING ABLE TO VOTE ON THIS AS THEY GO ALONG WITH THE WORK.))
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School officials say that the bond package was shaped by the taxpayers.
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Two U-S congressmen take a stand against cat and dog fur on coats.
That's just one of the stories still ahead on News-7 at Five.
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and another guilty plea in the Jamelle Poindexter murder case.
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Today on Health Check, a major drug store chain faces a lawsuit for selling expired products.
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and Patrick Evans checks out a show that's for the birds.[5-Davis]


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A Bedford County murder case brought guilty pleas from a second teenager today.
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16- year- old Keirstin Davis said little during the hour-long hearing in Bedford County Circuit Court.
Davis and her boyfriend Randy Ross were both charged with the murder and robbery of Jamelle Poindexter.
Poindexter was a Liberty High School football player who was shot and killed in September.
Ross pled guilty last week. Today it was Davis' turn.
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((RANDY KRANTZ/BEDFORD CO. PROSECUTOR: WE MAY NEVER HAVE A CLEAR PICTURE OF WHAT MOTIVATED, BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS TWO PEOPLE DECIDED TO INDISCRIMINATELY TAKE SOMEONE ELSE'S LIFE FOR NO GOOD REASON.))
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Last week, Ross was sentenced to two life terms plus eight years. Davis faces up to two life terms when she is sentenced later.

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It wasn't too long ago that coats showed up in America made with dog and cat fur.
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Now two U-S Congressmen want to make sure that doesn't happen again.
They introduced a bill to stem the flow of Asian made dog and cat furs.
Clothing made from animals we know as pets- is big business in Asia.
Last year some coats trimmed with mongolian dog fur made their way to Ameica
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Armed with their own pets, the politicians are pushing for the dog and cat protection act of 1999.
It's meant to keep this kind of fur trade out of the United States.

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Patrick Evans has ruffled a few feathers in his day-- but he has a smooth preview of this weekend's bird show. [MICROWAVE/LIVE] [PATRICK AD LIBS]
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Often, we think that Patrick Evans' stories are for the birds, and today is no exception.
His story REALLY IS FOR THE BIRDS.
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And also for the bird lover as well, Patrick, tell us more about the Avian Fair that's coming up this weekend.
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George Bush celebrates his birthday 12-thousand feet in the air.
More on his latest sky-dive is still ahead in the newscast.
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Next on health check -- Coffee gets a clean bill of health.
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Plus -- are you checking the expiration dates on drug store products -- because some stores may not be? [health bump]
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Three California counties and the city of San Diego are suing the "Rite Aid" Corporation.
The drug store chain is accused of selling expired products including pregnancy tests and baby formula.
Aimee Nuzzo (News-oh) has more.
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Rite Aid officials say currently they're unaware of any complaints in the Roanoke area.
Their priority right now is to make sure the store managers are trained to check expiration dates on a weekly basis.

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A study finds that a few cups of regular coffee a day can reduce the risk of a common an often painful condition.

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Researchers say men who drank two to three cups a day had a 40-percent lower risk of gallstones than those who didn't drink caffinated coffee. Men who drank four or more cups a day had a 45 percent lower risk. A researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health says coffee may stimulate gallbladder contraction. And he says it may lower cholesterol that can form gallstones. The researcher says this is no reason to start drinking coffee. But he says it may be good news to people who drink it already. The study is in The Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Information from medical journals may soon be easier to access. But posting medical research on the Internet is causing controversy. Those in favor say going online would speed up the exchange of information between scientists. They'd also be able to see more photos, tables and data than could ever fit in a magazine. But, the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine says using the Internet would weaken and possibly even destroy medical journals.

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A new award winning fitness center is offering free memberships to everyone in the world -- the world wide web, that is.
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WWW.SHAPEUP.ORG has added a new tool -- a Fitness Center designed to take the visitor through a series of assessments that rate the person's activity and fitness levels. It also calculates how many calories the individual will burn with each type of physical activity. Dr. C-Everett Koop -- the former U-S Surgeon General and founder of the web site -- announced today that America is in an inactivity crisis. He's calling for a national mobilization to make fitness a health priority.
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The Roanoke Wrath gets ready for a big weekend home stand.
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Here's Steve Mason with the Two Minute Ticker.[S5-AVS]


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good afternoon everyone, welcome to your two minute ticker, which starts on the diamond.
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The Salem Avalanche returns to Memorial Stadium tonight riding a six game winning streak. The Avs open a four game series tonight against the Frederick Keys, a team Salem is 3 and 4 against this season.
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During the six game run, the Avs have batted .273, up from the season average of .237.
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The Roanoke Wrath is 2 and 1 three games into the season and riding a two game winning streak.
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The team, which practices at Rising Stars Sports Complex, is gearing up for a two game homestand this Friday and Saturday night at Victory Stadium. The team is scoring over two goals a game but is also giving up about two per contest. Despite being in 6th place in the D3 Pro League's Atlantic Division, the team is pleased with it's performance from the Open Cup tournament until now.
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Coming up at 6, a local high school star gets invited to the top soccer event in the country and we will hear from Dale Jarrett, have a great day everybody.

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Former President George Bush was back in the skies again today, celebrating his 75th birthday with a parachute jump from 12-THOUSAND- 500 feet.
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It's actually his third-- his first was bailing out of his plane over the Pacific after it was hit by Japanese fire during World War Two and two years ago he made a jump for fun in Arizona.
With his wife Barbara looking on, Bush safely landed his white parachute, on the grounds of the George Bush Presidential Library at Texas A-and-M University.
Bush said he made the jump to show his "passion" for cancer research and to show that "old guys can still do stuff.(------------) "
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