WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 06/23/01

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Coming up on News 7- A massive earthquake rattles South America. We'll show you the damage.
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Plus, 50-years after World War took him out of high school, some veterans goes back for their diplomas.
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News 7 is next.

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South American residents are digging out, after a powerful earthquake shakes parts of Peru and Chile...
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Good evening, I'm Shannon Young. Teresa Hamilton has the night off...[Peru]

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Dozens of people are reported dead after a powerful earthquake in southern Peru.
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The temblor also shook portions of Chile and was felt as far away as Bolivia. Peru's civil defense chief reported 31-deaths. Radio reports says scores of adobe homes are destroyed. The most affected city is Arica (ah-REE'-kah), about 12-hundred miles north of the capital city of Santiago. The earthquake's magnitude has not been confirmed, but it's believed to have been between six and seven-point-nine.
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[Motel-Ruling]

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Their failure to appear in court has proved costly for a Southwest Virginia couple.
Judge James Turk found against them by default...
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Turk ruled that Hoyt and Glenna Osborne discriminated against Mexican workers - by overcharging them for SUBSTANDARD rooms in the motel they owned. Eighteen migrant workers say they paid one hundred dollars more per room than other tenants - and that they lived eight to a room with NO water OR heat. The migrant workers' attorneys plan to seek damages in a July trial.
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[Lost-Fire]

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Rockbridge County has been host to a wildfire for about a week. Authorities say that fire is finally under control.
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The Forest Service says yesterday's rain helped crews get the upper hand on the blaze. The fire burned 710 acres through heavy brush and steep terrain in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. The fire was found Sunday night just south of Adams Peak. Officials say the blaze was sparked by lightning. Fire crews came from as far away as Oklahoma. Mop-up efforts will begin tomorrow.
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[NC-Storms]

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Residents in parts of North Carolina are spending the weekend cleaning up after a storm some thought was a tornado.

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Strong winds and heavy rain pounded several homes and even ripped the roof off of one home. At first, officials thought a twister had swept through Union County, but the phenomenon has since been identified as a microburst.
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The storm also downed trees and powerlines. There are no reports of injuries.
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[Children-Killed]

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Neighbors and strangers are being drawn to the Texas home where 5-children were drowned by their mother.
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Visitors to the home in Clear Lake are leaving flowers, stuffed animals, and notes of prayer. Last Wednesday, 36-year old Andrea Yates allegedly drowned her four sons and infant daughter in the family's bathtub.

He husband says he'll stick by his wife, as do many community members. But some visitors to the makeshift memorial are struggling to muster up sympathy for the confessed killer.
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(("As a mother I am just saddened. This is the first time ever in my life I have been moved to actually come and pay my respects to someone who is a total stranger. In my head and my heart I am trying to find compassion for a person that would do this, but as a mother I can't comprehend it. I can't understand it."))
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At this point, Andrea Yates is charged with one count of capital murder. Funeral services for the children are planned for Wednesday.
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[John-Faber]

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There's always a story behind a photograph. Those stories are what John Faber set out to find as the official Historian of the National Press Photographers Association. Today his famous collection of cameras and photographs were sold at auction. Kate Weidaw has the story.
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((Collecting cameras was more than a hobby for John Faber, it was a passion. That passion led him to discover that the stories behind the pictures were just as important as the actual photographs.

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((ERICH FABER: HE ORGANIZED THE HISTORY OF PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY SO THAT OTHER PHOTOGRAPHERS COULD SEE WHAT CAME BEFORE THEM.))
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((ERICH FABER: HE BECAME THEIR HISTORIAN AND STARTED COLLECTING ALL OF THE OLD PRESS CAMERAS STARTING FROM THE END OF THE 1800'S ALL THE WAY UP TO THE LATE 1900'S.))
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He purchased press cameras like this New York Times model used for sporting events and the Pope's arrival in New York City as well as this 1950's camera used by the Roanoke Times. Faber traveled with photographers like Eddie Adams who discovered after taking this picture that being in the right place at the right time can create a historical photograph. While Faber was not famous for his photography he did snap a picture in 1964 no one had taken before.

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During the Nixon administration he helped establish the White House photo lab and later wrote a book about the stories behind the pictures. Faber died in 19-93, and now his family thought it was time to auction his historical cameras and photographs. Ken Farmer from PBS TV's Antiques Roadshow appraised Faber's collection. This camera could go for at least one thousand dollars.

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((KEN FARMER: IN THE TIME PERIOD THIS WAS PRODUCED YOU'D HAVE TO DO ALL THE LIGHT SETTINGS AND THE AMPERTURES MANUALLY.))
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While each camera has it's own unique features all of the cameras do have one thing in common. Each has captured a moment in time that Faber has told a story about. Kate Weidaw News7 Radford.))

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As Virginia works towards building Interstate 73 some other states are getting mired in the details.
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Plus, some World War Two veterans prove it's never too late to get an education. News 7 will be right back.
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[I-73]

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Interstate 73 seems to be speeding along here in Virginia, but the road is hitting some potholes in other states. The proposed road was originally designed to run from Charleston to Detroit.
South Carolina hasn't fully begun its study, while Michigan has suspended its environmental study.
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((LAURA BULLOCK/VDOT SPOKESWOMAN; THE STATES BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND SOUTH CAROLINA ARE REALLY IN A MIX OF WHERE THEY ARE IN THE PROGRESS. MICHIGAN HAS RECENTLY PUT THINGS ON HOLD, OHIO HAS SAID THEY DON'T BELIEVE THEY HAVE ENOUGH TRAFFIC IN THEIR CORRIDOR TO JUSTIFY AN INTERSTATE.))
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However, North Carolina has already built a segment of the road south of Randolph. Bullock says delays in other states should NOT have any affect on the road through Virginia.

[Hollins-President]

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Walter Rugaber has acted as publisher and now a university president. In a recent interview, Rugaber proved he can wear both hats.
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Rugaber recently retired as publisher of the Roanoke Times. After serving eight years on the Hollins Board of Trustees he suddenly found himself as the school's interim president when Janet Rasmussen vacated the position after five years in office. He squashes the rumor that Hollins will open it's doors to men, a trend that has increased over the past few decades in women's colleges. When asked about another trend, that of media outlets making cuts to stay competitive in a flooded market, Rugaber says it may be a fight but that local news outlets like newspapers and television stations will survive.
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((It's not gonna be easy to be in the media business ever, But I really do think the future is bright because we have something the public wants and needs, mainly local, regional information.))
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Rugaber says he's enjoying his stint as Hollins president but is also looking forward to retiring for real. The search for a new president will begin this fall.
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[WW2-Vet]

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While America looks back at the events surrounding World War 2, some veterans are finishing business cut short by the conflict. And that includes graduating from high school. Lisa Salvati explains.
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[Profile-Preview]

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Something fishy is going on in Richmond, but it doesn't have anything to do with Virginia politics...
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Specifically rockfishy.
Richmond's first citywide public art project kicked into high gear this month.
The "Go Fish" project celebrates both nature and art with 200 different interpretations of the rockfish.
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((YOU CAN GO TO THESE AUCTIONS AND STUFF AND BUY EM... COOL THAT ALL THESE PEOPLE ARE MAKING THEM.))
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The fish will make up tomorrow's Virginia Profile on News 7 Sunday Morning.
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Coming up, Roy Stanley will have highlights of the finale at the Roanoke Valley Horse Show.
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and these creatures may not be too cuddly... We'll have more on the Mill Mountain Zoo's latest additions, coming up in just a few minutes...
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[Biz-Review]

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One local clinic is using the power of the internet to keep abreast on the world of medicine...
Here's Jennifer Miele with this week's business review.
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Talk about a paid vacation... the Greenbrier Resort has opted to subsidize flights between Greenbrier Valley Airport and Atlanta beginning Sunday.
Greenbrier Resort's president says he hopes the service will allow guests more time to enjoy resort activities.

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Doctors like Richard Cole are now using a service called "wireless-wireless" to log on to the Internet without plugging into the wall.
Instead an Internet signal is sent to computers via satellite.
Cole says he'll use the technology to access patient information and medical journals right from the exam room.
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((DR. RICHARD COLE/WIRELESS-WIRELESS USER: THE OTHER DAY I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH A LADY AND SHE ASKED ME A QUESTION AND ID DIDN'T KNOW THE ANSWER. I GOT ON THE INTERNET INSTANTLY AND HAD THE ANSWER. I'M NOT SURE IF SHE KNEW I WAS ON THE INTERNET OR MAYBE SHE THOUGHT I WAS THAT SMART.))
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Wireless-wireless was created by a Patrick County company called I-C-P Systems. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Less than month after Tommy Hubbard leased an A-T-M from the Credit Card Company, the CCC sold his lease and left him responsible for higher payments.
CCC has since gone out of business.
Julie Wheeler of the Better Business Bureau explains why this happened to Hubbard and dozens of other area businesses.
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((JULIE WHEELER/BBB: THE COMPETITION HAS BECOME SO FIERCE IN THE ATM MARKET THAT THERE'S ALMOST A SATURATION. THEY'VE REACHED A SATURATION POINT.))
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On Wall Street the Dow was down 111, to close at 10,605, and the NASDAQ was down 24, to close at 2035.
That's this week's business review, for News 7, I'm Jennifer Miele.))

[Soul-Picnic]

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Organizers are gearing up for Family Fun Day at Washington park, an event designed to promote unity.
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Live musical performances, games for children and information booths help make up the "Stone Soul Picnic."
Events like this one are cropping up all over the country, sponsored by urban radio stations like WTOY.
The name, 'Stone Soul Picnic' has musical roots.
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The Fourth Annual Family Family Fun Day is July 7th from one until 9 that night.
It's at Washington Park in Roanoke.

[Zoo-Photo]

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Mill Mountain Zoo in Roanoke can now be known as one place aspiring nature photographers can get their start.
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The Roanoke Camera Club and Photo U-S-A set out their tripods and cameras to give amateur photographers tips on how to take the best picture. Mill Mountain Zoo's own photographer says there are three things to remember.
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((SKIP HIGGINS/MILL MOUNTAIN ZOO: LIGHTING CONDITIONS, FILM TYPES, MAYBE EVEN CAMERA SELECTION IF THEY WANT TO GO THAT FAR.))
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[Mole-Rat]

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While you're taking picture you may want to stop at the new exhibit that might have you saying YUCK! The Naked Mole Rats arrived at the zoo this week. The small mammals live in miles of underground tunnels in dry areas of Africa.
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((DAVE WOOD: THEY ARE VERY UNIQUE AMONG ANIMALS THEY LIVE LIKE SOCIAL INSECTS LIKE ANTS OR BEES THEY ARE ACTUALLY THE ONLY MAMMALS THAT LIVE THAT WAY.))
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The rats' four front teeth are strong enough to eat through concrete but they normally prefer a diet of tree roots. You can check out the hairless creatures through Labor Day.
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[S-Prix]

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The Roanoke Valley Horse show wrapped up at the Salem Civic Center last night with the fan favorite 50-thousand dollar Grand Prix.
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23 horses would take their turn at the tight course inside the Civic Center ring. Some of the riders would show 2 to 3 horses.
But when the evening was over there was one winner, Todd Minikus riding Gardenio.
The Roanoke Grand Prix is one of the tops on the circuit as Minikus joins such greats as Aaron Vale and Rodney Jenkins of Orange, Virginia, who each won the event 5 times.
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Chipper Jones and Keith Lockhart each drove in two runs as Atlanta beat the New York Mets 9 to 3.
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The Braves scored six in the 11-th.
But first watch this play. Brian Jordan goes up high making the leaping catch at the wall to rob Mike Piazza of a 2 run homer in the bottom of the first.
Then leading 2 to 1 Jones gets all of this pitch sending it over the left cenerfield wall to make the score 3 to 1 Braves.
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The score was tied at 3 in the 9-th then Jones hits this high hopper to Robin Ventura he beats the throw to first allowing Dave Martinez to score and the Braves win it 9 to 3.
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The Chicago White Sox scored six runs in the seventh inning at Baltimore and beat the Orioles 8 to 3.
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The Orioles scored 3 in the third.
Brian Roberts hits this bloop single that drops over first base allowing Jerry Hairston to score and tie the game at 1 to one.
Still in the bottom of the third, David Segui hits this shot to left field Brian Roberts rounds the bases to score and the Orioles led 2 to 1.
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Baltimore scored again in the inning Mike Kinkade hits a single to right field scoring Segui to make it 3 to 1 but Chicago comes from behind to win it 8 to 3.
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[S-Scores]

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Roger Clemens became the first 10 game winner in the American League when the Yankees beat Tampa Bay 2 to 1.
Clemens allowed 1 run, 5 hits truck out 8 and walked three in six plus innings. He's 10 and 1.
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Meantime, Scott Brosius accounted for both Yankee runs.
He hit a solo homer in the fifth and drove home the winning run in the seventh as New York beats Tampa Bay 2 to 1.
And here are all of tonight's scores.
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[S-Trucks]

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The Craftsman Truck series made a stop in Tennessee yesterday.
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Dennis Setzer broke a 15 race drought yesterday taking the lead with over 30 laps to go and holding on to win the Memphis 200.
The victory was the first for Setzer this year and its the first for the Morgan Dollar racing team.
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Scott Riggs was second, Joe Ruttman third, Chad Chaffin was fourth and Coy Gibbs fifth. Jimmy Hensley finished 15-th.

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The spirit of the Special Olympics was alive in Roanoke as hundreds of golfers teed off to raise money for the athletes.
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Ole Monterey Golf Club was the site of the Roanoke City Police Department's Special Olympics Golf Tournament.
Richard Lawson has worked with Special Olympics and admires the determination and pride of the athletes he's helped.
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The exact totals aren't in yet, but organizers say the tournament should raise more than 13-thousand dollars for Special Olympics.
The braves beat the mets, we'll have more in sports in just a few minutes...

[S-PGA]

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For the fifth straight week, weather has interrupted a P-G-A tour event.
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Yesterday, rain forced the third round of the already delayed Buick Classic to be postponed until today. Round four is now set for Monday and a P-G-A official says its possible the final round could be played as late as Tuesday if there are more rain delays.
Ran and Fog are in today's forecast for Harrison, New York.
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Sergio Garcia and Scott Hoch did complete their second rounds and the are tied for the lead at 135, 7 under par.

[S-LPGA]

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On the L-P-G-A tour, Kerrie Webb is one round away from completing a career grand slam.
The 26 year old Australian is at 12 under par 201 after shooting a one under par 70 today. Webb has a three shot lead on 2 golfers heading into today's final round.
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That's it for sports, have a great day everybody.

[video]

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An escaped vulture has ruffled the feathers of a British village.
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[VO-NAT 15:26:24]
[SUPER=03-Reydon, United Kingdom]
No, this isn't a scene from The Birds, it's just Foster, an escaped vulture from the Norfolk Zoo. The raptor spent hours camped out on a roof, as the town tried to coax him down with chunks of meat. Then he made a visit to the priest.
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[SOT 15:27:09]
[IN Q=Someone was]
((FATHER BARRY NAYLOR/REYDON RECTOR; SOMEONE WAS KNOCKING ON MY DOOR, SAYING EXCUSE ME, MY VULTURE'S IN YOUR GARDEN. DO YOU MIND IF I COME IN AND GET IT DOWN FROM THE TREE? WHICH WAS THE MOST PECULIAR THING I THINK I'VE EVER HAD SAID TO ME ON THE RECTORY DOOR.))
[SUPER=01-Father Barry Naylor/Reydon Rector]
[RUNS=11]
[OUT Q=rectory door.]
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[VO-NAT]
Many attempts were made to capture the bird. However, the raptor is still on the lam. (------------)