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RIGHT NOW AT FIVE.
BIZARRE BROTHER.
TODAY ROBERT DUNN'S SISTER TRIED TO EXPLAIN HIS STRANGE BEHAVIOR THAT BEGAN EARLY IN LIFE.
A MAN WAS KILLED BY A CAR ON A DARK STREET IN LEHIGH ACRES --
PEOPLE WHO LIVE NEARBY.SAY THEY AREN'T SURPRISED --
KIDS ARE FINDING NEW WAYS TO GET THE GRADE.
AND EXPERTS SAY THEIR CHEATING IN SCHOOL.IS A REFLECTION OF WHAT THEY SEE FROM ADULTS.
THE NEWS AT FIVE STARTS NOW.
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can you hear the voices in there, they're trying to tell us something 1:10:11/1:13:56 in hindsight we would notice strange things
GETTING INSIDE THE MIND OF A KILLER.
ROBERT DUNN'S SISTER PAINTED A DARK PICTURE OF A MAN.WHO HAS BATTLED DEMONS FOR YEARS.
GOOD EVENING I'M PETER BUSCH.
AN I'M HEATHER TURCO.
DEFENSE ATTORNEY'S CALLED DUNN'S FAMILY TO THE STAND IN THE PENALTY PHASE OF THE HIGH PROFILE TRIAL.
DUNN STALKED AND KILLED HIS ESTRANGED WIFE CHRISTINA DUNN INSIDE A CAPE CORAL DAY CARE NEARLY FIVE YEARS AGO.
N-B-C TWO'S ELIZABETH BILLINGSLEY HAS BEEN FOLLOWING THIS CASE CLOSELY AND HAS THE DEVELOPING DETAILS.
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Lori Bardel, Robert Dunn's sister::15
DELUSIONS -
HALLUCINATIONS -
PARANOIA --
THAT'S THE MIND OF ROBERT DUNN ACCORDING TO HIS RELATIVES.
HIS SISTER LORI BARDEL TELLS STORIES OF DUNN'S STRANGE BEHAVIOR - STARTING WHEN HE WAS A TEENAGER, LISTENING TO THE SAME HEAVY METAL ALBUM FOR DAYS ON END.
1:09:44 listen to something - turn down the music, "do you hear it? do you hear it?" can you hear the voices in there, they're trying to tell us something 1:10:11
AS A YOUNG ADULT - SHE SAYS HE WENT AWOL FROM THE NAVY, NO ONE KNEW WHERE DUNN WAS LIVING - UNTIL SHE CAME HOME EARLY ONE DAY, AND MADE AN ODD DISCOVERY.
1:13:18 found him in the area, living in our house unbeknownst to the family, sleeping under bed, came out and ate when out 1:13:56 in hindsight we would notice strange things - ceiling fan on in brother's bedroom 1:14:16 every day bathroom , toilet seat was up - thought it was dad 1:14:35
SHE SAYS DUNN WAS BAKER ACTED AT LEAST 5 TIMES -- ONCE BECAUSE HE THOUGH THE AYATOLLAH KHOMENI WAS CHASING HIM.
AT ONE POINT - HE SPRAY PAINTED HIS HOME WITH RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS.
AND IN THE DAYS LEADING UP TO THE JANUARY 2008 SHOOTING - BARDEL SAYS HER BROTHER THOUGHT HE WAS BEING FOLLOWED BY HIS WIFE'S FAMILY WHILE THE COUPLE DIVORCED--
1:27:28 some guy in a truck is following me with a gun
BUT SHE SAYS THOSE WERE HALLUCINATIONS.
BUT THE STATE POINTS OUT THE VERY REAL CONSEQUENCES -- A YOUNG MOTHER KILLLED IN FRONT OF THE LITTLE GIRL HE LOVED.
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WHEN SHOWING THE PICTURES -- DUNN DID NOT LOOK AT THEM. SAT MOTIONLESS, STARING AHEAD WITH HIS HEAD RESTING ON HIS FIST.
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NEW DETAILS TONIGHT IN THE DEATH OF A MAN WALKING ALONG A LEE COUNTY STREET --
THAT MANY HAVE WARNED WAS DANGEROUS EVEN BEFORE THIS TRAGEDY.
IT HAPPENED ON SUNSHINE BOULEVARD NEAR SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST IN LEHIGH ACRES.
N-B-C TWO'S JOELLE PARKS IS LIVE AT THE SITE OF THE CRASH WITH THE LATEST DETAILS.
JOELLE.
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Joshua Gutierrez
Lehigh Acres resident
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Lenny Blackstock
Lehigh Acres
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Maria Gutierrez
Witness
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Take pkg
Joshua gutierrez knows the danger of trying to cross sunshine boulevard at night.
Sot Joshua Gutierrez, Lehigh acres resident " I had to walk on the little sliver of road here and it was a 4 door truck that almost hit me, bc it had real dim lights and I was wearing kinda dark clothes."
He was lucky.
St Joshua,
As soon as it shot right past me I could feel the wind from it and just how close it was. It scared the crap out of me."
many know the dangers here-
Sot Lenny blackstock
" it's not a surprise that somebody got killed."
That somebody is 86 year old Belen segarra.
Florida highway patrol says he walked into the path of this white SUV while trying to cross sunshine boulevard.
He was hit- and died before first responders arrived.
Nat
The driver- too upset to talk.
Sot Maria Gutierrez, witness
She is not okay, She is feeling so bad."
Maria Gutierrez works With the woman who hit segarra, And just happened to be driving behind her this morning.
Sot Maria
Here is very dangerous, because its too dark."
There is a light across the street from the accident site, Run by the Lehigh acres street lighting district.
No word if it was on, or if it would have made a difference.
Nat cars
The 86 year old was wearing dark clothing when he was struck The driver-won't be charged, Since she was not at fault and going 40 miles per hour in a 45.
Sot Lenny
"Obey the speed limit, even if you can go 5 miles under it."
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Take live
We did reach out to segarras family,
But declined to talk because they were too upset.
Reporting live Jp.
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THE MAN HIRED BY FLORIDA GOVERNOR RICK SCOTT TO HEAD THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY RESIGNED TODAY.
QUESTIONS STARTED AFTER A REPUBLICAN STATE SENATOR ASKED HUNTING DEUTSCH WHY HE RECEIVED JOBLESS BENEFITS WHILE LIVIONG IN EUROPE FROM 2009-2011.
SCOTT'S ADMINISTRATION SAYS IT DID NOT KNOW DEUTSCH WAS ON UNEMPLOYMENT BEFORE HE WAS HIRED.
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LEE COUNTY'S ATTORNEY HAS A NEW EXIT PLAN - TO LEAVE HIS JOB.
COMMISSIONERS HAVE APPROVED A 93 THOUSAND DOLLAR PAYOUT FOR MICHAEL HUNT.
HIS LAST DAY WILL BE JANUARY 31ST OF NEXT YEAR.
ANY VACATION TIME TAKEN THIS MONTH WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM THE FINAL PAYOUT.
HUNT WANTED TO LEAVE AT A LATER DATE, BUT COMMISSIONERS REJECTED THE OFFER AND MOVED TO LET HIM LEAVE EARLY.
HUNT SERVED AS COUNTY ATTORNEY FOR CLOSE TO 2 YEARS.
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AFTER AN HOUR MEETING COUNTY STAFF AND AEROMED OFFICIALS WERE UNABLE TO SOLIDIFY AN AGREEMENT REGARDING THE FUTURE OF AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE IN THE COUNTY.
THE COUNTY MANAGER SAYS ALTHOUGH THEY WEREN'T ABLE TO MAKE AN OFFICIAL AGREEMENT --
THERE WILL BE A REPLACEMENT HELICOPTER BEFORE JANUARY WHEN AEROMED OFFICIALLY LEAVES THE COUNTY.
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS TONIGHT IN THE SAGA BETWEEN V-R LABS AND LEE COUNTY.
V-R LABS HAS ASKED FOR ANOTHER EXTENSION.
THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY WAS SUPPOSED TO CREATE 40 BY THE END OF THIS YEAR.
SO FAR THE COMPANY SAYS IT HAS HIRED EIGHT PEOPLE.
AND THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO HIRE MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE BY 2016.NOW THEY'RE ASKING FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
COUNTY LEADERS SAY THEY'RE STARTING TO REGRET GIVING V-R LABS A FIVE MILLION DOLLAR GRANT.
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04:12: "certainly we hoped we learned something from this and we will not be proceeding with the same program or other grant applicants in the sane manner as we did with VR Labs04:22" Frank Mann
COMMISSIONERS ALSO AGREED TO MEET WITH ATTORNEYS FROM V-R LABS AND THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR WHO BUILT THEIR FACILITY TO TRY AND FIND A SOLUTION TO THEIR ONGOING LEGAL BATTLE.
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FOR YEARS THERE HAVE BEEN COMPLAINTS ABOUT AIRPLANE NOISE OVER NAPLES.
NOW ONE MAN SAYS HE'S COME UP WITH A WAY TO MEASURE IT --
AND CAN FINALLY PUT THE DEBATE TO REST.
N-B-C TWO'S RICK RITTER TRACKED DOWN THE MAN --
AND THE DEVICE HE CALLS ONE OF A KIND.
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IT'S TOP OF THE LINE TECHNOLOGY THAT ONE MAN SAYS NO OTHER AIRPORTS HAVE. A WAY TO PUT AN END TO THE QUESTION OF EXACTLY HOW LOUD SOME OF THESE JETS ARE. IT'S BEEN A COMPLAINT FROM RESIDENTS FOR YEARS, AND NOW HE'S HOPING AIRPORT OFFICIALS WILL HOP ON BOARD WITH HIS IDEA.
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TRT = 1:11
Jim Lennane/Naples = 0:47
Ted Soliday/City of Naples Airport Authority = 1:00
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YEARS OF WORKING WITH AIRCRAFTS RIGHT IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
Jim Lennane/9:10 "I've flown a lot of different airplanes."
JIM LENNANE KNOWS ALL ABOUT THE NAPLES AIRPORT--AND THE ONE THING RESIDENTS CAN'T STAND.
Jim Lennane/6:11 "Everyone knows there's noise but no one knows exactly what it is."
A FORMER WORKER WITH I-B-M, LEANNE DESIGNED A SYSTEM TO HELP SOLVE THAT ISSUE.
ONE HE HOPES WILL PUT AN END TO THE ARGUMENT OF HOW MUCH NOISE A JET REALLY MAKES.
Jim Lennane/6:00 "One of the problems today is you can't really tell which complain was valid and which isn't."
IT'S ALL PART OF HIGH TECH MICROPHONE SYSTEM THAT WOULD BE PLACED IN AREAS WHERE RESIDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT AIRPORT NOISE.
THE MICROPHONES SENSE A TAKE OFF OR LANDING BY A JET--MEASURING THE SOUND AND SENDING THAT DATA BACK TO A COMPUTER.
Jim Lennane/7:21 "This will be over a wider area, we'll get a much more accurate reading on takeoff and arrival noise."
IT WOULD COST OVER 5 THOUSAND DOLLARS A MONTH TO FUND THE SYSTEM.
THE AIRPORT AUTHORITY WOULD FOOT THE BILL-BUT THEY'RE NOT SURE HOW HELPFUL THE INFO WOULD BE.
Ted Soliday/18:25 "Are they interpretable facts and is it info the public can use?"
BUT LENNANE BELIEVES IT WILL PUT ALL THEORIES TO REST--FINALLY GIVING THE CITY ACCURATE NOISE LEVELS TO RELY ON.
8:28 "At least it will be factual and that's the goal, to have the facts in place of speculation and emotion."
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ALL EYES NOW TURN TO JANUARY 23RD--THAT'S WHEN LENNANE WILL MAKE HIS PITCH TO THE NOISE COMPATIBILITY COMMITTEE. IF THEY LIKE THE PRESENTATION, THEY'LL RECOMMEND THE AIRPORT AUTHORITY TO BUY INTO IT. LIVE IN CC, RR, NBC 2
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SOME CAPE LEADERS WANT TO EXPAND WATER SERVICE TO THE NORTHERN PART OF THE CITY.
AS THE CITY PUSHES FORWARD WITH SEWER AND WATER EXPANSION SOUTH OF PINE ISLAND ROAD --
A NEW ANALYSIS SHOWS MOST WATER CUSTOMERS WOULD SAVE MONEY IF CAPE CORAL WENT EVEN FURTHER.
THE IMPACTED AREA IS CALLED NORTH FOUR AND NORTH SIX -- LOCATED EAST OF CHIQUTA BOULEVARD, NORTH OF TROPICANA PARKWAY, AND *WEST* OF ANDALUSIA BOULEVARD.
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LEE COUNTY COMMISSION APPROVED A LAND PURCHASE FOR A MULTI MILLION DOLLAR ROAD PROJECT -- AND IT WON'T BE THE LAST.
MUCH MORE LAND IS NEEDED BEFORE THE PLAN TO WIDEN BURNT STORE ROAD IN NORTHWEST CAPE CORAL CAN HAPPEN.
LAND OWNERS WON'T SELL UNLESS THE COUNTY WILL PAY THEM WHAT THE LAND IS WORTH WHEN THEY BOUGHT IT.
COMMISSIONERS SAY IF THE COST OF BUYING LAND OUTWEIGHS THE COST OF THE PROJECT THEY COULD SCRAP IT ALTOGETHER.
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THERE IS A WAR OVER WORDING ON SANIBEL ISLAND TONIGHT.
SOME WANT A NEW PLAN TO PROTECT BEACHES FOR WILDLIFE-- BY STATING:
"REDEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES
*SHALL NOT DEGRADE* BEACHES".
OTHERS SAY THAT PHRASE IS TOO BROAD AND THEY WANT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES.
THE CITY MUST STILL SUBMIT ITS CHANGES TO THE STATE FOR REVIEW.
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IT'S GETTING DOWN TO THE WIRE --
N-B-C TWO AND THE FORT MYERS EDISON KIWANIS CLUB WANT TO MAKE THIS HOLIDAY SPECIAL FOR SOME LOCAL SENIORS --
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP.
ALMOST 6 THOUSAND GIFT TAGS HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA PERKINS LOCATIONS.
BUT AS YOU CAN SEE THE WAREHOUSE WHERE THE GIFTS ARE SORTED IS NOT AS FULL AS WE NEED IT TO BE.
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:09 / We need people to go out to Perkins, get a tag, buy the gift and return. We also need all the people who've already gotten a tag to bring them back, that will bring us to where our goal is
SELECT A TAG OF THE TREE AT AN PERKINS RESTAURANT IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, PURCHASE THE GIFT, WRAP AND RETURN IT WITH THE TAG TO PERKINS BY THIS FRIDAY.
NBC2 AND THE KIWANIS CLUB WILL DELIVER THEM TO LOCAL NURSING HOMES BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
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CHEATING TO GET AHEAD.
CHEATERS STILL EXIST - BUT TIMES HAVE CHANGED, WHEN IT COMES TO THE METHODS STUDENTS, ARE USING TO GAIN AN EDGE.
HOW TECHNOLOGY IS MAKING IT EASIER FOR STUDENTS TO CHEAT --
AND HOW TEACHERS TRY TO STAY ONE STEP AHEAD.
PLUS.
"the animals probably just wouldn't make it because I don't know how many people would drive an hour to take a baby bird up to Venice or down to Sanibel." 8 seconds
AFTER THREE DECADES OF SAVING LIVES --
AN ANIMAL REHABILITATION CENTER IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY FINDS ITSELF STRUGGLING TO KEEP ITS DOORS OPEN.
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THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.
IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.
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SOME STUDENTS WILL BREAK THE RULES TO MAKE THE GRADE.
AND WITH TECHNOLOGY.CHEATING IS EASIER THAN IT USED TO BE.
N-B-C TWO'S JENNIFER TRAMMELL FOUND OUT EVEN SOME OF THE SMARTEST STUDENTS ARE FEELING THE PRESSURE TO CHEAT.
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IN JUST THE LAST SIX MONTHS.HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND AN ELITE NEW YORK CITY HIGH SCHOOL HAVE EXPERIENCED LARGE-SCALE CHEATING SCANDALS.
SO WE WANTED TO SEE HOW CHEATING HAS CHANGED --
AND WHAT MOTIVATES MANY STUDENTS TO DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SUCCEED.
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s/Scott Schober, Berkley Varitronics Systems
s/David Callahan, Author, The Cheating Class
s/Alan Judd, Investigative Reporter, Atlanta Journal Constitution
s/David Tomar, Shadow Scholar
THE INTERNET….CELL PHONES….ELABORATE ELECTRONICS…
THESE ARE SOME OF THE WAYS CHEATING HAS GONE HIGH TECH.
Voiceover with shots of a blue tooth-based cheating system
"It is the safest and most undetectable form of invisible communication available"
DESPERATE TO PUT A STOP TO THESE MODERN DAY SCHEMES, SCHOOLS ARE ALSO TURNING TO TECHNOLOGY TO FIGHT BACK.
1:36:17-27 Scott Schober: It's a cellphone detector but a teacher can simply tuck it away in their pocket, now they can walk around as they're
proctoring an exam and find the students that are cheating, and get close to them and catch them in the act.
BUT WHERE DO THESE STUDENTS LEARN THEIR CHEATING WAYS?
1:16:43-17:02 David Callahan: They get that idea from watching the news, seeing what's going on on Wall Street, seeing what's going on in
Major League Baseball and sports. In any sector of society where the adults are in charge, there seems to be a lot of cheating. So I think
that a lot of young people believe that that's the way the world works.
AND EVEN KIDS' DAY-TO-DAY ROLE MODELS ARE CAUGHT IN THE CHEATING GAME.
FROM TEACHERS CHANGING TEST RESULTS…
1:27:56-28:06 Alan Judd: They would call them cheating parties, or erasure parties. They apparently would get a pitcher of margaritas
and a stack of papers and fix them.
…TO PARENTS CONTACTING A GHOSTWRITER FOR "ASSISTANCE". AS DAVID TOMAR DISCOVERED, MOM AND DAD ARE
WILLING TO OPEN THEIR WALLETS TO HELP GET THE GRADE.
1:14:08-14:16 David Tomar: The parent is emailing me and saying, you know, my kid needs this, my kid needs that, and can you write this essay for my kid?
And here's my credit card.
IT'S AN EPIDEMIC OF DISHONESTY THAT RAISES A CRITICAL QUESTION: ARE WE ENCOURAGING OUR KIDS TO CHASE SUCCESS AT ANY PRICE?
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THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL HIGH PROFILE CASES IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
STUDENTS IN A BUSINESS CLASS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA IN ORLANDO RECEIVED ADVANCE COPIES OF A TEST BACK IN 2010.
F-S-U HAD A SCANDAL INVOLVING STUDENT ATHLETES CHEATING ON AN INTERNET TEST IN 2007.
C-N-B-C IS GOING INSIDE THE WORLD OF CHEATING.WITH A DOCUMENTARY CALLED "FAKING THE GRADE."
IT AIRS TOMORROW NIGHT.
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A STATE LAW PROPOSED TODAY WOULD ALLOW CHILDREN OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, BORN IN THE U-S, TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR IN-STATE TUITION.
UNLIKE THE DREAM ACT THIS BILL ONLY DEALS WITH CHILDREN WHO ARE AMERICAN CITIZENS BY VIRTUE OF BEING BORN IN THE U-S.
FOR YEARS THOSE STUDENTS HAVE BEEN DENIED THE ABILITY TO GO TO COLLEGE BECAUSE IN-STATE TUITION IS BASED ON A STUDENTS' PARENTS' RESIDENCY STATUS.
THOSE PARENTS DON'T HAVE A RESIDENCY STATUS.
OUT OF STATE TUITION IS TYPICALLY ABOUT THREE TIMES IN-STATE TUITION - MAKING COLLEGE UNAFFORDABLE FOR MANY.
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TIMES HAVE GOTTEN TOUGH FOR AN ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
AFTER YEARS OF SAVING LIVES --
THE FACILITY IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY IS NOW THE ONE IN NEED OF HELP.
THAT STORY IS NEXT.
AND ALL NEW AT SIX.
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THE PEACE RIVER WILDLIFE CENTER HAS SPENT THE LAST 30 YEARS CARING FOR INJURED BIRDS AND OTHER ANIMALS.
BUT RECENTLY DONATIONS HAVE SLOWED --
AND AS N-B-C TWO'S CHARLIE KEEGAN DISCOVERED - AFTER YEARS OF SAVING LIVES --
THEY'RE NOW FIGHTING FOR THEIR OWN SURVIVAL.
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0:30 Jacanne Duffy, Volunteer
0:59 Callie Stahl, Operations Manager
1:13 Bob Hickie, Fort Myers.
nats "this is a green heron i believe."
bob hickie "we get them up north" enjoys watching birds.
"the owls i think are our favorites." bob hickie, snowbird
today is his first time getting an up close and personal look at the hundred or so birds living at the peace river wildlife center in punta gorda.
"eventhough they're in the cages, it's nice to know they're safe." bob hickie, snowbird
the future of the center isn't as safe as the birds living here.
nats: "when the sunlight hits him, he's almost iridescent."
a lack of donations has forced the non-profit to dip into savings to keep the center running.
"we have about enough money in the bank for one month's operating expenses." jacanne duffy, volunteer
without any financial help soon, the center will be forced to close its rehabilitation facility.
"it is a possibility, but it's the last thing in the world any of us want to do." callie stahl, operations manager
the center spends more than 200-thousand dollars a year treating 15-hundred tortoises nats i believe she's probably going to be blind, certainly not going to be releasable." birds and other animals.
nats: he will sit at the water's edge
now officials are asking for the community to step up and help out.
"we don't want people to think we're a lost cause by any means because we're doing everything that we can to continue doing what we do here." callie stahl, operations manager
fundraisers are planned in february, but employees hope visitors like hickie will support the center now.
in punta gorda, charlie keegan, nbc-2.
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AN 88 YEAR OLD FIREFIGHTER JOINED THE CAPE CORAL RANKS TODAY -- FOR AT LEAST ONE RIDE.
FORMER 20 YEAR VETERAN TOM EGAN OF THE NEW YORK CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT WANTED ONE WISH THIS HOLIDAY SEASON -- TO RIDE IN A NEW ENGINE.
FIREFIGHTERS MADE THAT HAPPEN -- EVEN LIFTING EGAN INTO THE TRUCK.
THE CLARE BRIDGE SENIOR CARE RESIDENT WAVED TO HIS FRIENDS AND FAMILY AFTER GETTING STRAPPED IN.
HIS SON TELLS US -- HE'S SUFFERING FROM DEMENTIA AND THIS WILL PROBABLY BE HIS LAST CHANCE EVER TO RELIVE A JOB HE ADORED.
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Jimmy Egan, Son 2852/ "He's loving this. He is loving this. It's bringing back a lot of memories. This is just one of his best days."
Ken Ossowicz, CCFD / 3240 "it is fantastic. We come into these facilities all the time. It's nice to be able to come here in this community for a good reason instead of the one we're usually here."
STAFF AT THE ASSISTED LIVING CENTER ARE WORKING TO MAKE EVERY MEMBER'S LAST WISH, COME TRUE.
THEY'RE THANKFUL CAPE FIREFIGHTERS CAME OUT TODAY AND FOR THEIR SUPPORT.
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LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS ARE LOOKING AT WAYS TO SAVE MONEY--
BUT SOME OF THE SOLUTIONS COULD COST LOTS OF LOST JOBS!
A HOUSE GOES UP IN FLAMES--
AND FIREFIGHTERS STUMBLE UPON A GROWHOUSE INSIDE!
NEW DETAILS COMING UP OF AN ARREST THAT HAPPENED JUST A SHORT TIME AGO.
AND SNAPCHAT IS ALL THE RAGE!
KIDS LOVE IT--
BUT SOME PARENTS SAY IT'S A PANDORAS BOX OF TROUBLE!
NBC2 NEWS AT 5:30 IS NEXT!
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