WDBJ 7 news at 5 for 10/12/01

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Today on News 7, there is another case of Anthrax to report, but not in Florida. This time the victim is in New York. We'll have the latest in a live report.
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Also a woman is arrested after she allegedly called in a bomb threat to a local Walmart. [Weather-Head]
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The clouds are a big part of the weekend forecast and the best chance of rain will be Sunday. Forecast details just ahead.

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Also today, a new study reveals ways people could avoid a disorder that causes blindness,
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and Joe Dashiell will have part two of his look at Southwest Traditions. Today he introduces us to a man who's old fashioned skill is a cut above the rest.
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Another case of Anthrax.. this time NOT in Florida, but in New York City-
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((THERE WAS A SKIN TEST THAT WAS DONE A BIOPSY THAT WAS DONE AND THAT CAME BACK POSITIVE EARLY THIS MORNING , CDC NOTIFIED US EARLY THIS MORNING.))
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Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is asking people to stay calm.
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[5-NBC-Anthrax]

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This latest case of Anthrax has affected a worker at NBC News in New York-
This latest case is prompting federal officials to warn all Americans to be on the lookout for any suspicious mail- especially mail containing powder.
They say so far this case has not been linked to the Anthrax cases in Florida.
Now with more, we go to Jim Acosta who is live in New York.
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((AREAS OF THE NBC FACILITY AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER HAVE BEEN SEALED OFF FOR TESTING. AS FEDERAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES CONFIRM AN EMPLOYEE THERE HAS TESTED POSITIVE FOR THE ANTHRAX VIRUS. INVESTIGATORS BELIEVE THE WOMAN WHO WORKS FOR THE NETWORKS NIGHTLY NEWS PROGRAM - MAY HAVE CONTRACTED THE ANTHRAX FROM AN ENVELOPE CONTAINING A WHITE POWDER THAT ARRIVED ON SEPTEMBER 25TH . BUT THAT POWDER HAS SO FAR TESTED NEGATIVE FOR THE VIRUS. ..HOWEVER THE WOMAN'S SKIN TESTED POSITIVE. SECRETARY OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES/ TOMMY THOMPSON.
DESPITE THAT THE FBI IS LOOKING INTO WHETHER THIS LATEST CASE IS LINKED TO THREE FLORIDA CASES OF "INHALED ANTHRAX " ATTORNEY GENERAL/JOHN ASHCROFT. AT THIS POINT IN TIME WE DO NOT HAVE ANY EVIDENCE THAT LINKS ANTHRAX CASE IN FLORIDA TO NEW YORK. THERE THE VIRUS KILLED AN EMPLOYEE AT A SUPERMARKET TABLOID. TWO OTHER EMPLOYEES THERE TESTED POSITIVE BUT ARE SHOWING NO SYMPTOMS. NBC SAYS ITS EMPLOYEE IS NOW GETTING ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT .
ANDY LACK, NBC PRESIDENT She is in good health and in good care.
ALTHOUGH NEW YORKERS ARE BEING URGED TO STAY CALM -- PEOPLE AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER ARE ON EDGE. WOMAN.. YOU FEEL VULNERABLE. TO COME: MAJOR NETWORKS...HAVE STOPPED RECEIVING ANY MORE MAIL FOR THE DAY..LOOKING FOR WAYS TO MAKE MAIL SYSTEM MORE SECURE))

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Virginia's hospitals are keeping an eye out for Anthrax cases.
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After visiting Virginia Tech this afternoon, Governor Jim Gilmore spoke about the possibility of biological terrorism.
While it's unclear whether the recent cases of Anthrax can be blamed on terrorists, Gilmore says Virginia's medical workers are ready.
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((GOVERNOR JIM GILMORE: OUR HOSPITALS AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT ARE ON IMMEDIATE... THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE ALERT RIGHT NOW. WHAT WE REALLY WANNA WATCH FOR , AND THIS IS STANDARD, WE HAVE TO HAVE OUR PEOPLE VIGILANT SO THAT IF ANY TYPE OF SYMPTOMS SHOW UP WE CAN EVALUATE THEM APPROPRIATELY, YOU KNOW, AND TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A COLD AND THE FLU AND SOMETHING MUCH MORE NEFARIOUS THAT MIGHT OCCUR.))
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Federal authorities have warned of the possibility for additional terrorist attacks sometime over the next few days but Gilmore says there is no "direct evidence" of another attack on Virginia.

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A Bedford woman is in custody, charged with threatening to bomb the Wal-Mart store where she works.
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Police say 42-year old Rosilyn Boston-Khaliq (kah-LEEK) called the Wal-Mart Supercenter in Bedford around 10:30 and said she was going to bomb the store.
Eyewitnesses helped identify Boston-Khaliq after police traced the call to a nearby payphone.. although that process took longer than Sheriff Mike Brown might have liked.
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((MIKE BROWN/BEDFORD CO. SHERIFF: THAT'S NOT TO SAY THAT THE TELEPHONE COMPANY DID NOT HAVE THE INFORMATION. THEIR ABILITY TO TRACE A CALL IS.. THEY CAN DO IT QUICKLY. IT JUST TOOK, AGAIN WHAT I CONSIDERED, A VERY LONG TIME FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT TO RECEIVE THIS INFORMATION FROM THE PHONE COMPANY.))
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Boston-Khaliq is being held without bond.
Authorities say she has not given them a motive for the crime.
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[5-Child-Death]

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Roanoke Police are investigating the death of a five- month old boy, and the actions of his seven- year- old sibling.
Emergency medical personnel were called to the home early on October 5th, because the baby wasn't breathing. The child was taken to the hospital, but died three days later.
Police believe the baby died because the seven year- old placed a foreign object over the infant's face.

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The bombing of Afghanistan has been suspended out of respect for a Muslim holiday.
Here in the U-S, the warnings that terrorists may strike again have not gone unheeded. Manuel Gallegus has more from Washington.
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((THE NATION IS ON HIGH ALERT. AROUND WASHINGTON, THERE IS CONCERN. AS MILITARY HELICOPTERS PATROL THE CITY, WORKERS ARE HAVING TO DEAL WITH TIGHTER SECURITY. ONE EXAMPLE: LARGER TRUCKS ARE NO LONGER ALLOWED NEAR THE CAPITOL.

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BRIDGE: INSIDE THE CAPITOL, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ARE MEETING, BUT ALMOST ALL OF THEIR TIME IS DEVOTED TO ISSUES STEMMING FROM SEPTEMBER 11TH.
TRACK: BUT THEY DID TAKE TIME TODAY TO JOIN A NATIONWIDE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.. (NAT)... AS DID THE PRESIDENT...(NAT)... AND CHILDREN ACROSS THE COUNTRY (NAT).

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TRACK: MEANTIME, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 6 DAYS, THE BOMBING IN AFGHANISTAN HAS STOPPED. THE US SAYS ITS OUT OF RESPECT FOR THE MUSLIM HOLIDAY COMMEMORATING THE PROPHET MOHAMMED'S JOURNEY TO HEAVEN.
BUT MUCH DAMAGE HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE. THE PENTAGON RELEASED THESE IMAGES OF PLANES BEING DESTROYED AT A KABUL AIRFIELD. A SURFACE TO AIR MISSILE FACILITY WAS ALSO DESTROYED, AS WAS A JALALAD TRAINING CAMP.

SOT: Donald Rumsfeld/Secretary of Defense: 14:28:30 We know that we have
found some concentration of Taliban and Al Qaeda forces. And we know that they are moving, that their life is more difficult.
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Still to come on the newscast, Governor Gilmore's plan to extend unemployment benefits is drawing mixed reviews in Southside. We'll have more in a moment
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[VO] and more than a dozen members of the National D-Day Memorial's board of directors have resigned.
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The board of directors of the D-Day Memorial quit last night. The mass resignation came one day after the Foundation announced it's five million dollars in debt.
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Board members say there were discussions already underway to replace the original board- -in stages. At yesterday's meeting Bedford Mayor Mike Shelton proposed making a clean sweep of it.
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Slaughter says he would rather have left "on his own terms," but applauds the unanimous decision of the board to step down all at once. Before disbanding the board named Slaughter to chair the National Advisory Board to the Foundation that has been headed by historian Steven Ambrose.
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A three-member committee of the board will recruit new board members.

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Governor Gilmore's announcement last night that increased unemployment benefits are coming to Southside has brought mixed reviews.
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Some laid off textile workers say the extra benefits will help make ends meet, but the Governor should have done something BEFORE their plants started shutting down.
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((PATRICIA WOODS/LAID OFF FROM J.P. STEVENS; THAT WAS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION, THE 100 DOLLARS WILL HELP, BUT WHAT WE NEED HERE IN MARTINSVILLE IS TO BRING IN INDUSTRY THAT WILL PUT THE EXISTING WORKFORCE TO WORK... NOW!))
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The governor said last night he will raise weekly unemployment benefits up 100-dollars a week statewide for the next six months.
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[5-Nobel-Prize]

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At a time when the world is facing war- the Nobel Peace prize is awarded.
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The winner- the United Nations secretary General Kofi Annan.
The Secretary General says the prize could not have come at a better time.
Annan says it will be a wonderful shot in the arm for the U-N.
He says he'll share the prize with the organization... saying the prize will strengthen the world body after the Terrorist attacks.
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[5-Vitamin-Vision]

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We've long been told to take our vitamins to stay healthy.
A new government study at the National Eye Institute agrees... it says high doses of vitamins plus the mineral Zinc, can slow and even prevent some cases of vision loss. In the study, patients with macular degeneration, a disease that causes eye cells to break down, were given doses of vitamins "C," "E" and beta- carotene. Those patients were 25 percent less likely to suffer the effects of macular degeneration.

[5-Southwest-Traditions]

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If you've traveled the Blue Ridge Parkway, you've probably seen Danny Wingate's handiwork. The Grayson County resident is one of the few people in this region who still splits oak shingles by hand. [TOSS ACROSS THE STUDIO TO JOE AT MB SET]
Joe Dashiell introduced us to Wingate last Friday, and both are back this week with a look at another Southwest Tradition.
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Jean, last week we met Wingate and the team of percherons he uses to plow his fields and cut his pasture.
Today, we're trading horsepower for hard labor... as Wingate takes aim at an oak log.
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((DANNY WINGATE: WHAT I'M DOING IS I'M TAKING THESE BIG OAK LOGS. AND I'M REDUCING THEM DOWN TO LITTLE PIECES FIVE INCHES WIDE AND THREE EIGHTHS OF AN INCH THICK. AND I'M DOING IT THE TRADITIONAL WAY, THE WAY IT'S ALWAYS BEEN DONE. AND BECAUSE IT WORKS FOR ME. ))
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Danny Wingate doesn't waste any time. He eyeballs each piece of wood, and with a few solid strokes fashions a finished shingle. [NAT SOUND]
What takes him a few seconds is a skill he's mastered over many years... a skill that was once very important to rural families.
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((DANNY WINGATE: THESE ARE MADE OUT OF WHITE OAK. ANY KIND OF GOOD OAK MAKES GOOD SHINGLES. TRADITIONALLY HERE THEY WOULD HAVE BEEN MADE OUT OF RED OAK, OR CHESTNUT OAK OR WHITE OAK... DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTRY USED DIFFERENT THINGS.))
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Wingate learned the trade from his good friend Phipps Bourne, the longtime blacksmith at Mabry Mill.
And he's currently working on an order the Park Service will use to reshingle the mill and other buildings nearby.
With the advent of the tin roof, hand-split shingles were no longer in high demand, and few people practice the trade today, but Roddy Moore, Director of the Blue Ridge Institute at Ferrum College says Wingate's workmanship is something to admire.
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((IF YOU LOOK BACK TO THE 18TH OR 19TH CENTURY WHEN A TOOL WAS NOTHING MORE THAN AN EXTENSION OF YOUR HAND OR ARM, PEOPLE KNEW HOW TO USE TOOLS A LOT BETTER THAN WE DO TODAY. A MAN TODAY COULD USE A CHAINSAW AS EASILY AS DANNY, BUT THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE WERE USING TO MAKE THESE SHINGLES OUT OF. AND AFTER YOU'VE MADE ENOUGH, YOU LEARN HOW TO JUDGE, AND HOW TO GET YOUR WEDGE IN CORRECTLY AND HOW TO HIT IT EVERY TIME. IT'S SKILL. ))
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Danny Wingate will be splitting shingles during the Blue Ridge Folklife Festival, Saturday October 27th at Ferrum College, Jean [TOSS ACROSS;]
And next Friday we'll talk with two other participants, two Carroll County residents who have something for wha

tever ails you. [Tease#2]

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Coming up next, Robin will have a detailed look at our weekend forecast,
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and then a little later, we'll tell you what good cause is leading a local group of elementary school students to give up their ice cream money.
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It is race weekend in Martinsville.
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Coming up after this break, Steve Mason will check in with the Winston Cup qualifying results.
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News of another anthrax case in New York helped to send stocks lower on fears of more terrorist attacks.
Ed Crane has the details in today's Marketwatch.
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The two minute ticker is on the road this afternoon in Martinsville. Here's Steve Mason with more on today's qualifying.
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[5-March-Dimes]

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President Bush says something's happened that the terrorists did NOT count on- the nation's come together.
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Now he's asking on America's children to pitch in- giving a dollar to help the children of Afghanistan.
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((THE AFGHAN PEOPLE ARE LIVING IN OPPRESSION.. FEW PLACES ON EARTH ARE AS MISERABLE.. ONE INF FOUR CHILDREN DIES BEFORE THE AGE OF FIVE IN AFGHANISTAN.))
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[5-Oak-Grove]

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Before President Bush made his request, children all over our area were already emptying out their piggy banks to help.
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This morning in Roanoke County, the students at Oak Grove Elementary School filed out onto the playground and formed a patriotic circle to celebrate a week's worth of fundraising.
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The students presented the Roanoke Valley firefighters association a check for $800 and gave the local Red Cross a $600 donation.
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[OUT Q=...BIG STATEMENT."]
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