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"Operation Enduring Freedom" claims its first American casualty.
An Air Force sergeant is killed in a heavy equipment accident in the Arabian Peninsula.
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Good Afternoon, I'm Kimberly McBroom.
U-S military officials identify him as Evander Andrews.
They say he was assigned to the 366th Civil Engineer Squadron at an Air Force Base in Idaho.
Meanwhile, President Bush attended a memorial service earlier today at the Pentagon.
In addition to honoring the 189 Pentagon victims, Bush also offered support for military personnel.
Aleen Sirgany has more in Washington.
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[SUPER=141-Lorraine K. Potter/U. S. Air Force Chaplain;]
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[SUPER=141-Abdul Salam Zaeef/Taliban Ambassador to Pakistan;]
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(NAT)from service
AT THE NATIONS MILITARY HEADQUARTERS, MORE THAN 2-THOUSAND PEOPLE
HONORED THOSE WHO DIED IN THE ATTACK HERE.
(NAT) Major Gen. Lorraine K. Potter/Chaplain, U.S. Air Force
THE NAMES OF ALL 189 PEOPLE KILLED ONE MONTH AGO TODAY WERE SHOWN IN
THEIR MEMORY AS FAMILY AND LOVED ONES CONTINUE TO MOURN.
(SOT) Maj. General Gaylord T. Gunbus/Chaplain, U.S. Army
IN NEW YORK, ...A MOMENT OF SILENCE... AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER.
CREWS THERE CONTINUE THE GRUESOME TASK OF CLEANING UP.
(NAT)NA036
IN AFGHANISTAN, THE U-S CONTINUES ROUND THE CLOCK ATTACKS. TODAY, U-S
JETS TARGETED THE CAPITAL, KABUL. EXPLOSIONS WERE REPORTED NEAR THE
AIRPORT. AND THERE ARE REPORTS THAT A TALIBAN MILITARY CAMP WAS HIT IN
KABUL. AS THE SEARCH OF OSAMA BIN LADEN CONTINUES, AFGHANISTANS
RULING TALIBAN PARTY CONTINUES TO THREATEN THE UNITED STATES.
(SOT) Abdul Salam Zaeef, Taliban ambassador to Pakistan
As soon America enters AFGHANISTAN, THATS WHEN BEGINS THE REAL WAR.
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In New York, recovery work at the site of the World Trade Center stopped briefly this morning, as the city remembered the thousands who lost their lives there a month ago today.
Jim Acosta reports.
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NAT SOT: Rabbi Joseph Potasnik,
At this time Id ask that we join together for a moment of silence
(two secs of silence)
SILENCE AT GROUND ZERO ONE MONTH LATER.
AS SMOKE BILLOWED OUT OF THE RUINS OF THE TWIN TOWER -- A FIRE
DEPARTMENT RABBI URGED A CITY AND A NATION: DONT LOOK AT THE TERRORISM
OVER THERE. LOOK AT THE HEROISM RIGHT HERE.
AND THE CITYS MAYOR SAID THE FIRE IS STILL BURNING BUT FROM IT HAS
EMERGED A STRONGER SPIRIT.
sot New YORK MAYOR RUDY GIULIANI
SOT: The firefighters, the police officers, the emergency workers, the
citizens who are going about their lives trying to pursue in their way
the American dream. All of whom are heroes. We remember them. We will
always remember them. And to them we will dedicate the rebuilding of
New York.
Bagpipes, 8:50:48 amazing grace
BAGPIPERS PLAYED AMAZING GRACE WITH THE WEARY FACES OF RECOVERY
WORKERS LOOKING ON FROM THE GROUND AND WITHIN THE SHATTERED REMNANTS.
ONCE AGAIN THEY WEPT AND THEY PRAYED FOR THE MISSING AND THE DEAD.
Chaplain & Rabbi, 8:52:40 // Surely goodness and mercy will follow me
all the days of my life.
A CHAPLAIN AND RABBI LOCKED ARMS IN SOLIDARITY AND RECITED SCRIPTURE.
AND THEN IT WAS BACK TO WORK BACK TO REMOVING THE DEBRIS.
Bagpipes, 8:55:37 america the beautiful from sea to shining sea
Jim Acosta..cbs news.
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Health officials say a woman who tested positive for Anthrax isn't yet showing flu-like symptoms, and is being treated with antibiotics.
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The 35- year-old old woman is the THIRD person who's tested positive for Anthrax.
Like the other two, she's also employed at the American Media Building in Boca Raton, Florida.
The bacteria has already killed one man and put another co-worker in the hospital.
Meantime, investigators wearing special suits and gas masks are collecting evidence from the tabloid's offices.
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((GUY LEWIS/U.S. ATTORNEY: THREE BASIC QUESTIONS THAT....AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, WHY.))
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Investigators say there is nothing in the Anthrax cases to link them to terrorism.
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Former Democratic governor Doug Wilder says he never considered endorsing Mark Earley.
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Today, Wilder gave the nod to his former campaign manager Mark Warner in the race for governor.
Wilder says what he calls "the budget mess" was key in his thinking.
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((DOUG WILDER/FORMER GOVERNOR: I THINK MARK WARNER HAS THE BEST ABILITY, THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TO SAY WE'LL WIPE THE SLATES CLEAN. I'M GONNA WORK WITH EVERYBODY, REPUBLICANS...AND, AS I SAY, TRUST THE PEOPLE.))
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Wilder says it was okay for him to moderate a debate in Richmond last week because he didn't "mollycoddle" Warner in the debate.
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A spokesman for Mark Earley says Earley "respects and admires Doug Wilder, but this is sort of a natural progression that the former governor would endorse his former campaign manager."
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Meanwhile Earley and Warner sparred last night in what is scheduled to be the last debate of the campaign.
Taxes took center stage, as the two candidates traded barbs in the WDBJ 7 studios.
Teresa Hamilton reports.
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((MARK I THINK I'VE COUNTED YOU NOW SAID 13 TIMES THAT I'M GOING TO RAISE TAXES YOU'VE GOT THAT ONE TRICK PONY AND IT'S NOT GOING TO WORK. THE FACT IS I WILL NOT RAISE TAXES.))
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((MARK EARLEY: MARK I MAY HAVE MENTIONED IT 13 TIMES BUT IT'S A 900 MILLION DOLLAR TAX INCREASE SO IT MAY NEED TO BE MENTIONED A FEW MORE TIMES.))
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Mark Warner also used the appearance to clarify a tepid, and possibly bungled, response from last week's debate.
The topic: sometimes controversial National Rifle Association.
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((MARK WARNER: I BELIEVE THE NRA PLAYS A RESPONSIBLE ROLE IN VIRGINIA.....GOOD JOB ESPECIALLY ON GUN SAFETY.))
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((MARK EARLEY: AND YOU'RE REALLY SIGNIFICANTLY CHANGED YOUR POSITION ON THE NRA AND SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHTS....THREATENED BY THE NRA.))
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The hour long debate was moderated by Larry Sabato.
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((MARK WARNER: WE HAVE HAD FOUR SOLID......ALL CORNER OF VIRGINIA.))
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((MARK EARLEY: I THINK IT'S A VERY IMPORTANT ISSUE.....TO TAKE THAT PLEDGE.))
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This appears to be the last shot voters will have to see these two in a live televised debate... which is a rare thing. There are usually debates in Virginia closer to the election.
Teresa Hamilton, NEWS 7, Roanoke.))
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we'll meet a new member of the Roanoke Express. When he says he grew up on the ice, he means it.
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One of the new members of the Roanoke Express is no stranger to ice outside the rink. He was raised near the Artic Circle. Steve Mason introduces us to the Valley's first eskimo player.
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((Terrence Tootoo is a stocky 180 pound center who made the team on effort and heart and then skill. Tootoo is part Eskimo and part Ukrainian. He was raised in the harsh elements of Rankin Inlet, Nunuvet, a hunting and fishing community located about 200 or so miles south of the Arctic circle. Terrence grew up on a diet that was down right primitive.
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Tootoo and his family consider Caribou a delicacy. Due to hockey, he is home only two weeks a year now, but loves to go hunting with his father and brother. They kill beluga whales and eat the whale meat right on the spot, raw. The dangers of his natural world keep him on his toes.
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Igloos are not far from his house and the only way out of his town is by plane. 10 degrees above 0 makes for a warm summer day Terrence says, 60 below is a cold one. Tootoo is a favorite in the Express locker room and while he is tough on the ice he has a hard time digesting American food.))
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The American League playoff series opened last night in the "Big Apple" as the New York Yankees took on the Oakland A's.
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Oakland would get to Clemens again-- this time in the top of the fourth.
Terrence Long gets all of this low pitch, sending it over the right field wall for a solo homer to make it 2 to nothing A's.
But the Yankees started a rally in the bottom of the 5th inning.
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Chuck Knoblauch hits this grounder down the third base line into left field.
Alfonso Soriano scores from second base to make it 2 to 1.
Oakland goes on to win this one, 5 to 3.
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Meanwhile, the National League playoff series between St. Louis and Arizona is tied at 1 to 1.
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The Cardinals trailed the Diamondbacks 1 to nothing.
But St. Louis scored the only runs they would need in the top of the first.
Albert Pujols gets all of this Randy Johnson pitch.
He sends it over the right field
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for a 2- run homer, and the Cardinals hold on for the 4 to 1 win.
The loss extends Randy Johnson's record for consecutive post- season losses to seven.
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