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Dozens of names are added to a list of terror suspects and organizations that will have their assets frozen by the Bush administration.
And officials say the new list reveals links to prime suspect Osama bin Laden.
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And N-B-C News says one of its employees in New York has tested positive for anthrax.
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A mainly cloudy day with just a slight chance for a passing shower east of the Blue Ridge Mountains..I'll have your forecast....
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News 7 at noon is straight ahead.
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Good Afternoon, I'm Kimberly McBroom.
There is another case of Anthrax being reported in the nation.
An N-B-C employee in New York has tested positive.
The network says it's not the inhaled form, but instead a form that is contracted through contact with the skin. It says the employee is ''in no danger'' -- and ''should fully
recover.''
The report also says suspicion is focusing on some mail that was received.
In other news,the Bush administration is going after more of the money that pays for international terrorism.
Officials say new list includes the name of a man believed to be the head of Osama bin laden's financial network.
This follows up a September 24th order by President
Bush that authorized a freeze on the assets of 27 people and
organizations suspected of terrorist involvement.
Meanwhile, Bush is offering the Taliban a last chance to give up bin Laden and his cohorts.
That, as the Taliban claims more civilians were killed in the latest U-S led attacks.
Aleen Sirgany has an update now from Washington.
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(pkg)attack noon 10/12/01
KEEPING A PROMISE TO ATTACK THE POCKET BOOK OF TERRORISM, THE BUSH
ADMINISTRATION SAYS IT HAS FROZEN THE ASSETS OF AN ADDITIONAL 39 PEOPLE
AND ORGANIZATIONS. IN TOTAL, 66 FUNDS HAVE BEEN FROZEN AROUND THE
WORLD. AND 24 MILLION TERRORISTS DOLLARS HAVE BEEN CUT OFF.
(SOT)PAUL ONEILL/TREASURY SECRETARY
AND SOME OF THOSE NOW-FROZEN TERRORIST ACCOUNTS MAY HAVE HELPED FINANCE
THIS TRAGEDY ONE YEAR AGO TODAY.
(NAT MEMORIAL)
TODAY IN NORFOLK, A MEMORIAL FOR THE 16 AMERICAN SAILORS KILLED WHEN
SUICIDE BOMBERS ATTACKED THE U.S.S COLE IN YEMEN. THE SUSPECTED MASTER
MINDOSAMA BIN LADEN. AND IN BIN LADEN'S ADOPTED COUNTRY, AIR STRIKES
CONTINUED TODAY. THE TALIBAN SAYS 200 CIVILIANS
WERE KILLED IN THIS WEEKS RAIDS; THE PENTAGON ISN'T CONFIRMING THAT.
(NAT)PROTESTS
ACROSS THE BORDER AND AROUND THE REGION, THOUSANDS OF ANTI-AMERICAN
PROTESTORS ARE TAKING TO THE STREETS. IN PAKISTAN, ANGRY DEMONSTRATORS
BURNED THE AMERICAN FLAG AND PAID TRIBUTE TO OSAMA BIN LADEN.
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A Danville teen was shot and killed outside an apartment complex last night.
Police say they were called to Cedar Terrace Apartments around eight.
There, they found 16-year-old Chaderick Lamar Johnson lying on the sidewalk.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Authorities are investigating.
[Emmett]
[ANCHOR=Kimberly]
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A jury in Danville has recommended Christopher Emmett be put to death for the robbery and murder of a co-worker in April.
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Emmett was convicted of the April 27th murder after jurors heard him admit in a taped confession to beating John Langley in the head with a lamp in their hotel room.
According to the tape, Emmett said he killed Langley, then bought and smoked crack cocaine before calling 9-1-1.
Circuit Court Judge Joseph Milam will decide whether to accept the death sentence on November 2nd.
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Virginia Tech's president is angry about the hoax that disrupted campus activities yesterday.
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In a letter released this morning, Charles Steger said the fake bomb was the action of a disturbed person or group, and that the authorities will do everything they can to find out who was responsible.
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A suspicious package found in a rest room in the Newman Library forced the university to evacuate several buildings yesterday afternoon and cancel some night classes.
A State Police bomb squad took steps to disarm it
It turned out to be some bricks wrapped in aluminum foil, with wires and a digital timer.
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Members of the board that runs the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford have stepped down. We'll have more after the break.
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Also a gruesome discovery in the Philipines ends the search for a missing American.
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More than a dozen members of the board of directors of the National D-Day Memorial have resigned. Published reports say Bob Slaughter, who spearheaded efforts to build the memorial, is among those quitting. While no reason was immediately given, it was revealed earlier this week the Memorial is five MILLION of dollars in debt.
The former director of the National D-Day memorial says his recent resignation was not caused by its financial problems.
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Richard Burrow would not talk about the Foundation's budget problem on camera, but he acknowledged the five million dollar deficit could be a source of concern to future donors.
He also cited the cost of last-minute security arrangements to accommodate President Bush and unexpected repairs to the site from storm damage the night before the June 6th dedication.
The INTERIM director announced Wednesday that he's asked the local prosecutor to review the foundation's books.
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Authorities in the Philippines say they have identified the remains of a kidnapped American.
Barry Petersen reports.
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(((Abu Sayyaf in jungle)
The list of American victims from terrorists trained by Osama bin Laden
got a new name today, but this American died in a Philippine jungle.
(Sobero pics)
California tourist Guillermo Sobero was kidnaped from a Philippine beach
resort in May.
(More sobero pics or back to abu sayyaf)
US authorities verified today that remains they found were those of
Sobero.
The Abu Sayyaf are among the most brutal of Muslim separatist fighting
in the southern Philippine islands for an Islamic state.
(Shots of previous hostage taking/westerners huddled)
They fund themselves by kidnaping and collecting millions of dollars in
ransoms.
(Could used some Afghanistan material here/or stay with Abu Sayyaf)
Philippine officials think some Aby Sayyaf soldiers trained in bin
Laden camps in Afghanistan, and the group may have gotten money from bin
Laden Al Qaeda network.
(Philippine soldiers)
To fight back..the US will send America soldiers in sometime in the next
few weeks...not to fight, but to help train some of the 7-thousand
Philippine soldiers hunting the Aby Sayyaf.
And the group has more hostages, among them two Americans...
(Pics of Burham)
...missionaries Garcia and Martin Burnham. There's renewed fear about
what this militant Islamic group may do to the Americans...in
retaliation for America's war on terrorism.
Bp, cbs news, tokyo))
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The city of Roanoke is taking steps to protect its water supply.
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Roanoke's Utilities Department says it will follow the advice of the E-P-A to close the city's water source to help protect it from potential terrorist attacks.
The department's director says he knows visitors will be dissapointed but that the city had to make priorities.
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The move isn't sitting well with frequent visitors.
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((LANA LANATA/ANGLER: NO, I'M GONNA BE HERE. I'M GONNA DRIVE IN AS FAR AS I CAN. I WON'T BE FISHING BUT IF I CAN GET THROUGH TO THE TOP OF THAT RISE DOWN THERE I'LL BE SEEING MY LAKE.))
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Carvin's Cove will be closed indefinitely to all recreational users starting tomorrow.
The decision will be re-evaluated monthly.
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The one month anniversay of the terrorist attacks on our nation has many people re-living the emotional trauma of September 11th.
They're searching for a place to deal with their grief.
Steve Smallshaw has the story of a local group that wants to help.
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(( Long after the last brick is hauled away and the physical scars of the September 11th attacks start to fade, the emotional damage will still run deep.
It is becoming a mental health crisis of unparalleled proportions.. and the American Association of Christian Counselors, headquartered in Forest, is ready to respond.
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((DR. TIM CLINTON/AACC PRESIDENT: IF WE ABANDON THE PEOPLE OF NEW YORK NOW, WE WILL HAVE MISSED ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PARTS OF THE HEALING JOURNEY.))
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The A-A-C-C is now coordinating donations of time, money and resources for a training conference in New York City later this month.
Some of the nation's top counseling experts will be working with pastors, teachers and others to prepare them for offering emotional assistance to tens of thousands of victims.
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((ANDY BARRICK/AACC: MOST OF THE FOLKS THAT WE'RE TALKING WITH, IT'S JUST A STATE OF SHOCK AND THEY JUST WANT TO BE THERE TO HELP AND SUPPORT.))
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((CLINTON: WE GO THERE WITH A STRATEGY THAT WE HAVE FOUND THAT IN WORKING WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE WRESTLING WITH DEEP PAIN, THAT ANY TIME SOMETHING OF THIS MAGNITUDE COMES INTO YOUR LIFE, IT IS A PROCESS, A LONG PROCESS, AN ARDUOUS PROCESS.))
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(( So this will not be a one-time visit. These emotional rescue workers, as they call themselves, will spend the next year training and working with counselors.. getting them ready for the long haul.
Steve Smallshaw, News7.))
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Coming up next on the newscast, we'll tell you who won this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
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And then we'll see a real slice of Americana, as a group goes to great lengths to dish up some patriotism.
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The United Nations and its Secretary-General are receiving the ultimate praise for their work against global terrorism.
They've won this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
The decision came AFTER the September 11th attacks in the U-S.
Maureen Maher has the story.
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You could probably get a toochache just by LOOKING at the sweet concoction they whipped up in the Florida Keys.
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A six-foot-by-13-foot Key Lime pie was baked to raise money for the victims of the World Trade Center attacks.
The massive red, white, and blue dessert was decorated with nearly 19- THOUSAND raspberries and blueberries-- fashioned in the pattern of the American flag.
Virtually all proceeds from the dollar-a-sample serving tickets will go to the nationwide Windows of Hope Family Relief Fund.
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On Wall Street at Noon, the DOW was DOWN 172.
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Coming up next, we'll look at the lineup for tonight's High School Football games,
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and the third Michael Jordan era has begun in the N-B-A. We'll see how did in his first game back.
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Seattle proved themselves to Cleveland yesterday evening during the playoff series with the Indians.
Seattle evens the best of 5 series at one win apiece with a 5 to 1 victory.
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The Indians fell behind early in the game.
In the bottom of the first, Seattle's Mike Cameron gets it started.
He hits this two- run homer over the left field wall, and the Mariners took the 2 to nothing lead.
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Then 2 batters later, Edgar Martinez goes deep.
He hits a two- run homer to deep center field to make it 4 to nothing.
The Mariners get the 5 to 1 win, as the series goes to Cleveland.
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The New York Yankees are on the brink of elimination after losing to Oakland 2-to-nothing in game two of their
American League Division Series.
Tim Hudson scattered six hits over eight innings for the win.
The A's can wrap up the series with a win at home tomorrow.
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The Washington Redskins are three point underdogs for this coming Monday night's battle of has-beens against the Dallas Cowboys.
Noticably absent as the Skins' spokesman during this disastrous start is owner Daniel Snyder.
Heput his complete trust, not to mention the day to day operations of his team, in the hands of Marty Schottenheimer in the offseason.
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The Skins worked out 11 free agents yesterday, including Jim Druckenmiller.
They have yet to sign any of them, but reports say his workout went very well.
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Michael Jordan gave the fans an early thrill, blocking a shot just 18 seconds into his first exhibition game with the Washington Wizards. The 38-year-old Jordan played only the FIRST half, scoring eight points on 4-of-8 shooting in 17 minutes in Washington's 95-85 loss to Detroit.
Drew Levinson has the highlights.
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((There he was number 23...back on the basketball court.
Instead of donning that familiar Chicago Bulls uniform--Micheal Jordan
is now a Washington Wizard.
The 38-year old superstar--who is trying to shake off the rust of
retirement--scored the game's first points.
(SOT MICHAEL JORDAN/WASHINGTON WIZARDS)
(STANDUP: DREW LEVINSON REPORTING)
"FOR JORDAN THIS IS COMEBACK NUMBER TWO. IT WAS HERE IN CHICAGO WHERE
HE MADE HOOPS MAGIC.
BEFORE HE RETIRED THE FIRST TIME HE LED THE BULLS TO THREE STRAIGHT
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS.
MICHAEL JORDAN WAS SO GOOD THEY ERECTED A STATUE IN HIS HONOR.
After a brief stint playing professional baseball, Jordan returned to
lead the Bulls to three more consecutive championships.
Then in 1999 Jordan left the game again saying he had nothing else to
prove.
He traded in his game suit for a business suit and became president and
part owner of the Wizards.
However this summer Jordan felt he had to come back to the game he
loves.
(COURTESY: FOX SPORTS)
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For the record Jordan played 16 minutes and scored eight points but the
Pistons won.
He didn't sky the way he used to when he was dubbed "Air Jordan." But
there were glimpses of the man who is considered the
best to ever play.
(SOT JORDAN)
These exhibition games are opportunities for "MJ" to get back in game
shape.
Something he promises to be in, when he and his teammates take the stage
for their opener in New York's Madison Square Garden October 30th.
Drew Levinson, CBS News.))
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Week number 7 of high school football kicks off tonight.
Here's the Friday Football Extra lineup of games with the home teams listed on the bottom of each matchup.
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