WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 09/29/01

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Coming up on News 7-
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Thousands of anti- war protesters rally in the streets of Washington-- More trucks will soon be rolling off the assembly line at Volvo's Dublin plant. And, a North Carolina man is honored for helping a disabled woman out of the crumbling World Trade tower.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
News 7 is next.

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((ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, WE DON'T WANT YOUR RACIST WAR. ))
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Thousands of anti-war protesters gather today to march on the nation's capital--
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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Good evening, I'm Teresa Hamilton.

[Latest-Attacks]

[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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Protestors sent out their own message in the nation's capital, but the U-S continues its military build-up in the Middle East, and President Bush said today that America is in for a different kind of war. Teri Okita has more from Washington.
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(( WHILE U-S SPECIAL FORCES ARE BEING DEPLOYED TO STRATEGIC, MID-EAST AREAS, TALIBAN LEADERS ARE HOLDING MEETINGS IN SEVERAL AREAS AROUND AFGHANISTAN ... PREPARING THE COUNTRY FOR WAR. AND UNITED NATIONS RELIEF IS FINALLY MAKING ITS WAY TO THE PEOPLE THERE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE SEPTEMBER 11TH.

(Super: Khaled Mansour/U.N. World Food Program)
SOT: Its a risk worth taking because there are people inside the
country who can starve in a couple of weeks, if we do not continue.
TRACK: IN WASHINGTON AND OTHER U-S CITIES, THOUSANDS OF ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS ALSO FEAR A HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN AFGHANISTAN AND URGED U-S LEADER TO USE CAUTION BEFORE TAKING MILITARY ACTION.

(NATSD OF PROTESTORS)

TRACK: BUT OPINION POLLS SHOW OVERWHELMING SUPPORT FOR SOME TYPE OF MILITARY RESPONSE. PRESIDENT BUSH MET WITH HIS NATIONAL SECURITY TEAM AT CAMP DAVID, AND IN HIS WEEKLY RADIO ADDRESS, MADE IT CLEAR THAT THIS WILL BE A WAR UNLIKE ANY OTHER.

SOT: (bush) Our war on terror will be much broader than the battlefields
and beachheads of the past. This war will be fought wherever terrorists hide or run or plan.
TRACK: MUCH OF THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE ATTACKS HAS FOCUSED ON GERMANY ... WHERE IT'S BELIEVED SOME OF THE TERRORISTS MAY HAVE ORGANIZED. ONE OF THE SUSPECTS IS NOW WANTED ON MORE THAN 5-THOUSAND COUNTS OF MURDER.
TRACK: FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE ATTACKS, THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING OPENED ITS OBSERVATION DECK TO THE PUBLIC. HUNDREDS LINED UP TO GET A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF THE DEVASTATION AT GROUND ZERO ATOP WHAT IS NOW THE CITYS TALLEST BUILDING.

(Super: Teri Okita/Reporting)
STANDUP: And for the first time, the Bush administration has spelled out a policy for helping opponents of the Taliban. It says that, while the US does not want to choose who rules Afghanistan, it will assist those who seek a peaceful country free of terrorism. Teri Okita, CBS News, Washington.

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The Reverend Jesse Jackson says he has NO immediate plans to travel to Afghanistan.
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[VO-NAT 10:11:37 9/27/00]
[SUPER=144-The Early Show - This Week;]
Jackson says he's received one phone call and two letters from Afghan officials asking him to mediate their dispute with American. Jackson says he will be staying put... But says he will send Taliban leaders a letter in a few days asking Afghanistan to release Christian detainees and to turn over suspected terrorists.
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[Tech-Security]

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The recent terrorist attacks forced Virginia Tech to beef up security at today's football game. As Justin McLeod found out many fans welcome the changes, believing it's better to be safe than sorry.
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((((NAT SOUND OF BAGS BEING CHECKED))
Tech officials refused to take any chances.
And that prompted changes.
For one, you can no longer enter the game without first having your bag searched.
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((ANNE STEPHENS/DANVILLE RESIDENT: I WAS NOT INCONVIENCED AT ALL. I DIDN'T MIND BEING SEARCHED CERTAINLY UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES I UNDERSTAND.))
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Those circumstances also included bomb sniffing dogs.
Every car entering the gate was searched throughly.
Security also re-checked every golf cart that left and re-entered the stadium.
But fans themselves can no longer exit and re-enter at halftime or any other time.
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((JUDI LYNCH/BLACKSBURG RESIDENT: THE ABILITY TO NOT LEAVE AND TO HAVE TO REMAIN IN AN AREA JUST BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT THEY HAVE TO RE-CHECK EVERYONE, THAT DOES BOTHER ME BUT I CAN COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND WHY ITS BEING DONE.))
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But what's being done for security inside the stadium remains top secret.
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((DEBRA DUNCAN/VT POLICE CHIEF: THAT IS SOMETHING WE'RE NOT RELEASING BUT WE ARE DOING SOME ADDED SECURITY MEASURES INSIDE THE STADIUM.))
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((JUSTIN McLEOD/REPORTING: FANS FLYING IN FOR THE GAME ALSO SAW SOME CHANGES. SINCE THE ATTACK, THE F-A-A IS PROHIBITING ANY FLIGHTS BELOW THREE-THOUSAND FEET OR WITHIN THREE MILES OF A COLLEGIATE STADIUM SO THAT FORCED TO THE UNIVERSITY TO CLOSE THE TECH AIRPORT FROM 11 TO 4.))
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There is no indication if and when the F-A-A will lift those restrictions.
One thing is certain, the new security measures here at the stadium will remain in effect for the rest of the season.

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((STEVE SHERVANICK/FAIRFAX RESIDENT: I CAN UNDERSTAND WHY THEY NEED TO PUT EM INTO EFFECT. IT REALLY WASN'T TOO BAD, I HAVE TO ADMIT.))
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Tech offcials admit they hope fans will continue to understand in the weeks and games ahead.

Justin McLeod, News 7, Blacksburg.))[Lynchburg-Shooting]

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A Campbell County woman is dead following a shooting last night. Lynchburg police say 41 year old Dolly Marie Tinsley was shot outside the Allied Cab Company building shortly before 9-o'clock. Police have charged 47 year old Ronnie Buddy Bullock of Lynchburg with murder, and related firearms charges. Bullock is being held at the Lynchburg Regional Jail without bond.

[Volvo]

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Volvo's New River Valley plant will be dealing with change. Work from another Volvo plant is being shifted to the Dublin facility.
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Over the next 15- months, Volvo will be phasing out its Winnsboro, South Carolina plant. As we just said-- the work is transferred to the Volvo plant in Dublin. Volvo officials say they're restructing their operations because the market for heavy trucks has plummeted. It's not clear if any South Carolina employees will be hired on at the Dublin plant-- or if laid off workers in the New River Valley will be called back.
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[10th-Fire]

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A fire in Roanoke has forced 12 people out of their home...
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Fire officials say the blaze broke out shortly before 7 o'clock tonight at a house on 10th Street. Twelve people lived in the house, but no one was home at the time. The blaze, which was confined to the second floor, caused an estimated 20-thousand dollars in damage.
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[460-Ax]

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An accident in Bedford County last night claims the life of a Moneta woman.
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37 year old Carol Elizabeth Minton died this morning of injuries sustained in the wreck. Police say she was struck while driving her Harley-Davidson motorcycle on Route 4-60. Authorities say she was hit by 39- year old Viki Lynn Arrington of Goode -- who was driving the wrong direction. Arrington has been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, and may face manslaughter charges.
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[Giles-Fatal]

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An accident late last night in Giles County has also proven fatal. State police say 19- year old John David Russler of Elliston died when the car he was a passenger in struck a tractor trailer head- on. Authorities say charges are pending against the driver of the car.

[Hit-Run]

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And, in Blacksburg. A hit and run accident last night leaves a 22-year-old man hospitalized. Police say the man was crossing Progress Street around eight o'clock when a vehicle hit him and drove away. The victim is listed in serious condition at a Roanoke hospital.
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The suspect's vehicle is described as possibly being a red ford pickup or S-U-V type with large tires and tinted windows. The vehicle should have damage to the right front side . . . and the right side mirror is missing. If you have any information about the incident, you can call the Crime Tip Line at 540-961-1819.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
[WRITER=rle]
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Still to come on News 7, dozens of women pitch in to start a house- warming project of sorts.
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[VO-NAT]
and aerobics classes can be good for your heart... but today they also helped out needy children. We'll have that story and more in just a few minutes.
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[St Judes-Fund]

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A good workout helped out a good cause in Roanoke today.
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More than fifty people turned out for the annual St. Judes Benefit fundraiser at New Fitness in the CrossRoads Mall. For a donation, participants got the chance to take part in three hours of specialized workouts like this aerobic class. Money raised will help fund research for children's cancers. Today's event raised more than fifteen hundred dollars.
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[Habitat-Women]

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Some area women rolled up their sleeves today and tried their hands at construction.
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More than thirty women are taking part in Habitat for Humanity's Women Building a Legacy program.
Its an organization that provides affordable housing for low income people.
The women will spend the next fourteen weeks building a home on the Salem Turnpike near 36th street.
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((KAREN MASON/HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: THEY'RE DOING EVERYTHING. THEY'RE PUTTING THE FLOOR SYSTEM TODAY AND NEXT THE WALLS, THE TRUSSES AND THE ROOF, FROM START TO FINISH WOMEN ARE GOING TO DO THIS HOUSE AND WE'RE ALL VERY EXCITED ABOUT IT.))
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Edith Pryor is especially excited about it.
She will become the homeowner when the house is completed by early next year.
To be eligible, Edith must put in more than a hundred hours helping to build her eventual home.
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[Biz-Review]

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The September 11th terrorist attacks are having an impact on the Roanoke Business Community.
Jennifer Miele explains in this week's business review.
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This week in review... stock of Roanoke County's Optical Cable Corporation plunged.. just after the company's CEO finished selling more than six thousand shares of his personal holdings.
Analysts say Kopstein was selling his stock during the same time the company was buying it back.
The overall outlook of the company appears much healthier than it's ailing stock value. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
Both Ford and General Motors have authorized zero percent financing for 60 months on some of their models. No interest at all .. it's an effort to clear out inventory and jump-start the economy.
Magic City Ford Customer Ron Young he's never seen an interest-free car offer, ever.
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((RON YOUNG/CUSTOMER: I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A SPORT TRACK FOR A WHILE AND JUST KIND OF HOLDING OFF WITH THE ECONOMY, SEEING HOW THINGS GO, AND YOU SEE THE ZERO PERCENT IT PUTS A NEW INCENTIVE ON IT.))
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[INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE] [TAPE 01-32]
This is Cyberguard. He's a 130 thousand dollar robot designed to patrol army warehouses full of weapons.
The digital camera attached to him records and broadcasts everything he sees to a nearby computer.
So even if he's destroyed by an intruder, there is visual and digital record of what happened.
This is the third robot designed by Roanoke's Cybermotion shipped to the Army this month.
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[SOT]
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((JOHN HOLLAND: YOU GET A ROBOT THAT HAS BEEN SHOT LETS SAY 15 TIMES. YOU SET IT ASIDE, WE COME PUT NEW BOARDS IN IT, PATCH IT UP AND PUT IT BACK IN SERVICE. A HUMAN IS NOT QUITE THAT EASY.))
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[OUT Q=not quite that easy.]
[PRE PRO]
Finally the Dow finished UP 166 points at 88-47.
And the NASDAQ closed up 38 at 14-99.
For News 7, I'm Jennifer Miele, and that is this week's business review.))

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Still to come on News 7 at 11, Barry Bonds is now just one home run off the Mark, and U-V-A and Virginia Tech pick up wins... Roy Stanley will have highlights...
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and thousands of people flood downtown Roanoke to raise money for the art community. Stay with us.
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[WEB-ADDRESS]
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[Web Address Announce] [Pinnacle 4885ess]

[Survivor-Award]

[ANCHOR=Teresa]
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In the past few weeks, stories of heroic acts have flooded the nation. Today, a North Carolina man was honored for his good deed during the mayhem in New York.
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[VO-NAT 19:31:58]
[SUPER=143-Raleigh, NC;]
As walls were crumbling around him, John (sehr-KEER-uh) Cerqueira helped a disabled woman down 68 flights of stairs to safety. Before today's UNC- North Carolina State game in Raleigh, John was awarded the Order of Long Leaf Pine by Governor Mike Easley. Along with recognition from the governor, the hero was also presented with an American flag.
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[Heritage-Festival]

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The spirit of unity came alive today in downtown Roanoke.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke]

More than ten-thousand people attended the 12th annual Henry Street Heritage Festival at Elmwood Park.
The event celebrates African American culture through performing arts, ethnic foods, and children's activities.
For the first time this year, organizers collected donations to help fund causes throughout the area.
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((ALETHA BOLDEN/ORGANIZER: IT IS A FUNDRAISER THIS YEAR, THE HARRISON MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE ALONG WITH MANY OTHER ARTS INSTITUTIONS IN THIS AREA WERE AFFECTED BY THE BUDGET THIS YEAR AND WE DECIDED TO OPEN THE DOORS TO ASK PEOPLE TO COME TOGETHER WITH DONATIONS TO HELP THE MUSEUM AND ITS PROGRAMS.))
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[VO-NAT]
A portion of proceeds from the donation box will also go to the America Red Cross to help fund relief efforts in New York.
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[S-Tech]

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Virginia Tech beat Central Florida yesterday 46-to-14 in a win that was "truly special." Mike Stevens and photographer Greg Moore have our story.
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[S-UVA]

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The Virginia Cavaliers took on Duke yesterday in a homecoming date. Steve Mason says UVa did all it could to make everyone feel safe and secure.
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[S-Ferrum]

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The Ferrum Panthers picked up another win in the Dixie Conference routing Averett 56 to 6.
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The Panthers rubbing the rock that went to Georgia on their way into W.B. Adams Stadium.
In the opening minute of the game, Quarterback Phil Hairston puts it up in the air hitting Andrew Walker for the score and a 7 to nothing lead.
Ferrum's Tim Carter takes this Averett punt at mid field and he takes it for the 50 yard touchdown and the Panthers went up 28 to nothing.
Then in the third Kevin Embick takes over at quarterback he laterals to Anthony Jones who scores on the 26 yard run and Ferrum led 47 to 6.
[SUPER=36-Ferrum/56/Averett/6/;]

Third string Q-B Zack Hammons hands off to Reggie Clark he scores the 6 yard T-D and the Panthers get the 56 to 6 win.
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[S-College]

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Georgia Southern beats V-M-I, Clemson knocks off Georgia Tech in overtime and South Carolina beats Alabama for the first time ever.
For those and other scores lets check the boards.
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[S-Bonds]

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[WRITER=rst]
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San Francisco's Barry Bonds is 1 homer away from Mark McGwire's record of 70 set 3 seasons ago.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-San Francisco, CA/FOX SPORTS; :]

Bonds belted Chuck McElroy's pitch into McCovey Cove for his 69-th homer this season and the 563-rd of his career tieing him with Reggie Jackson for seventh place on the career list.
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