WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 11/03/01

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Coming up on News 7-
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A Lynchburg pilot is injured when his plane goes down in Roanoke County. Osama bin Laden issues another videotaped statment... An educational program that started in Southside is picking up speed.
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[ANCHOR=Teresa]
Plus, a killer hurricane sets its eye on Cuba... News 7 is next.

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[vo-nat] The U-S continues to pound Taliban positions overseas... while President Bush uses his weekly radio address to quite fears here at home over anthrax.
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((WE DO NOT YET KNOW WHO SENT THE ANTHRAX -- WHETHER IT WAS THE SAME TERRORISTS WHO COMMITTED THE ATTACKS ON SEPTEMBER 11TH, OR WHETHER IT WAS THE OTHER INTERNATIONAL OR DOMESTIC TERRORISTS. WE DO KNOW THAT ANYONE WHO WOULD TRY TO INFECT OTHER PEOPLE WITH ANTHRAX IS GUILTY OF AN ACT OF TERROR.))
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[anchor=Teresa]
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Good evening, I'm Teresa Hamilton.

[Update-Attack]

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President Bush says the anthrax threat is a "second wave of terrorist attacks upon our country." Meanwhile, the Pentagon is blaming bad weather for the crash of a U-S helicopter and loss of an unmanned spy plane. Also today-- another videotape is broadcast from Osama bin Laden. Jennifer Miller joins us now from Washington with more on the day's events.
[LIVE=Jennifer Miller /FULL NEWSPATH]
[SUPER=141-Jennifer Miller/CBS News]
[SUPER=145-Washington D.C.]

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[SUPER=143-Trenton, NJ; (AFTER BUSH BITE)]
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((
(nats - bin laden)
FOR A MAN ON THE RUN ... IN A NATION UNDER ATTACK ... HIS WORDS WERE AS AUTOMATIC AS THE RIFLE PROPPED AT HIS SIDE.
SATURDAY, AL-JAZEERA TELEVISION BROADCAST BIN LADEN'S 20 MINUTE MESSAGE. IN IT, HE CONDEMNED THE UNITED NATIONS FOR ITS ROLE IN THE PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CONFLICT ... AND REFERRED TO PRESIDENT BUSH AS A CRUSADER ... SAYING THOSE WHO SUPPORT HIM ARE ABANDONING ISLAM.
WASHINGTON IS DISMISSING THE MESSAGE ... AS WELL AS REPORTS THAT THE TALIBAN SHOT DOWN A U-S HELICOPTER. THE PENTAGON BLAMES BAD WEATHER FOR THE CRASH ON FRIDAY, AND SAYS AMERICAN TROOPS RESCUED THE CREW.

(nats..postal)

THE ANTHRAX ALERT IS HEIGHTENED IN THE U-S, AS INVESTIGATORS SORT THROUGH NEW CLUES.
ADDRESSING A JITTERY NATION, THE PRESIDENT THIS WEEKEND VOWED TO SOLVE WHAT HE CALLS 'A SECOND WAVE OF TERRORIST ATTACKS.'

(BUSH SOT - 14:08:50 "We are working to protect people based on the best
information available. 14:10:15 We will solve these crimes, and punish those responsible.")

FINDING THOSE PEOPLE MEANS TRACKING THOUSANDS OF LEADS.
THE LATEST, TOOK DETECTIVES TO THIS TRENTON, NEW JERSEY APARTMENT.
RAIDED BY THE F-B-I, AFTER A WITNESS REPORTED SEEING A MAN CARRYING ENVELOPES IN A ZIPLOCK BAG.
AFTER A THREE HOUR SEARCH, AGENTS TOOK THE MAN INTO CUSTODY.
'NOT FOR ANTHRAX'... BUT FOR AN IMMIGRATION VIOLATION.
STANDUP CLOSE: MEANWHILE ... THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE IS IN CENTRAL ASIA TONIGHT ...TRYING TO MAINTAIN SUPPORT FOR U-S MILITARY EFFORTS. WHILE THERE .... THE PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN IS ASKING THE U-S TO RECONSIDER BOMBING RAIDS DURING THE MUSLIM HOLY MONTH OF RAMADAN. IT'S A REQUEST PRESIDENT BUSH HAS ALREADY HINTED HE WOULDN'T GRANT.
JENNIFER MILLER, CBS NEWS, WASHINGTON.
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[Rescue-Workers]

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Firefighters and police officers who have worked at the World Trade Center site are getting checked for health problems.
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Some have complained about not being able to shake a persistent problem that's been dubbed the "World Trade Center cough.'' Health and environmental officials say toxic chemicals escaping from the rubble exceed federal safety standards. But there are no indications of any serious or long-term health risks.
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[Plane-Crash]

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Three peple are injured when a small plane crashes in Roanoke County.
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The single engine piper went down near Hollins on Muirfield Drive around 12- thirty.
State police say the pilot--- Raymond Otis Wooten, Junior of Lynchburg was NOT seriously injured.
Two other people in the plane also suffered minor injuries. State police say engine failure is to blame for the accident.
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[National-Guard]

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Hundreds of National Guardsmen are in Roanoke this weekend.
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They're taking part in a mobilization exercise that is held every two years.
Each soldier must go through equipment inspection as well as learning updated security measures.
Since the September 11th terrorist attacks, the Guard here locally has only seen a small increase in the number of people looking to join.
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[IN Q=To me if you're between]
((LT. COL. FRED DOYLE/BATALLIOIN COMMANDER: TO ME IF YOU'RE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 17 AND 33 TO SHOW YOUR TRUE PATRIOTISM YOU NEED TO BE IN AN UNIFORM AND SHOW IT ON A DAILY BASIS, NOT JUST WEARING A RIBBON OR FLYING A FLAG.))
[SUPER=01-Lt. Col. Fred Doyle/Batallion Commander]
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[OUT Q=or flying a flag]
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Doyle says although their mission has changed since the terrorist attacks, their training basically remains the same.

The three day exercise wraps up tomorrow.
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[Miami-Hurricane]

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People in Miami, Florida are making emergency plans as Hurricane Michelle heads their way.
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The storm is predicted to make landfall in South Florida on Monday. Miami's mayor says, right now, time is on the city's side.
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((THERE HAVE BEEN NO DECISIONS MADE IN TERMS OF EVACUATIONS OR THINGS OF THAT NATURE, SCHOOLS OR SHELTERS, IN FACT THE EOC, THE EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER IS NOT ACTIVATED I WANT TO BE VERY CLEAR ABOUT THAT, WE ARE HERE, WE HAVE LIMITED STAFF, BUT IT IS NOT ACTIVATED.))
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[OUT Q= is not activated.]
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[SUPER=03-Havana, Cuba; ]
On its way to Florida, the storm is expected to hit Cuba with winds in excess of 130 miles an hour this weekend. More than 150-thousand people in Havana have already been evacuated. Hurricane Michelle has already killed 12 people in Central America and Jamaica.
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[Shriners-Parade]

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There was plenty of clowning around in Roanoke today.
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It was all part of the Shriner's annual parade held in downtown this morning.
It's an organization that helps raise money for the 22 Shriner's hospitals across the country.
Those hospitals provide free health care for children afflicted with burns and orthopedic problems.
Last year, the group raised more than 350-thousand dollars here locally.
The nearest Shriner's hospital is in Greenville South Carolina.
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[Pit-Crew]

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Auto racing can be fun to watch and it can also teach an important lesson.
Justin McLeod introduces us to an unique program where everyone ends up in victory lane.
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[IN Q=Nat sound of little girl]
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[SUPER=01-Jay Wentz/God's Pit Crew; :14]
[SUPER=01-Randy Johnson/God's Pit Crew; :30 (QUICK BITE)]
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((((NAT SOUND OF GIRL SAYING GENTLEMAN START YOUR ENGINES; 20:29:23)) ((NAT SOUND OF ENGINE STARTING; 20:32:14))
It looks and sounds just like a real NASCAR race.
But this pit crew is really God's pit crew.
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((JAY WENTZ/GOD'S PIT CREW: WE JUST DECIDED TO COME UP WITH A PROGRAM WHERE WE CAN BASICALLY TEACH KIDS TEAM WORK.))
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((NAT SOUND OF RACE))
They teach that lesson through a simulated NASCAR race.
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[IN Q=You'll see us]
((RANDY JOHNSON/GOD'S PIT CREW: YOU'LL SEE US DO A TWO TIRE CHANGE WHICH WILL BE ON PURPOSE A FAIRLY POOR ONE.))
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And that leads to a poor performance by the driver.
It shows these kids what happens when team work is missing. ((NAT SOUND OF TIRE CHANGE))
Eventually, the group comes together, fixes the problem, and wins the race.
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[IN Q=The program started three years ago]
((JUSTIN McLEOD/REPORTING: THE PROGRAM STARTED THREE YEARS AGO AND HAS ONLY GAINED IN POPULARITY SO MUCH SO THE GROUP TRAVELS ALL OVER VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, AND TENNESSE. THERE THEY MEET GROUPS AS LITTLE 50 PEOPLE TO SOMETIMES SEVERAL THOUSAND.))
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((NAT SOUND OF AUDIENCE MEMBERS IN THE SHOW))
Whatever the size, the audience often plays a part in the show.
Its an audience that usually consists of school and church groups like the one here at Thaxton Baptist Church.
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[IN Q=It was neat]
((DANIELLE McGUIRE/STUDENT: IT WAS NEAT. I LIKED IT REALLY GOOD. I THINK TAUGHT A BUNCH OF US WHAT TEAM WORK IS ALL ABOUT.))
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[OUT Q=is all about]

And its work thats about to catch some speed.
God's pit crew plans to acquire a real Winston Cup racecar and perform more shows next year.
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[IN Q=A lot of the tools]
((RANDY JOHNSON/GOD'S PIT CREW: A LOT OF THE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT WE USE COME FROM WINSTON CUP TEAMS IN FACT. THE JACK THAT WE USE HERE CAME FROM DALE EARNHARDT'S TEAM.))
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[OUT Q=Dale Earnhardt's team]

Whether its Earnhardt's team or the one here from God's Pit Crew, the message is the same, you can't win in life without team work.
Justin McLeod, News 7, Thaxton. )) [Tease1]
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Still ahead on News 7 at 11, an apparent break- in at Optical Cable has some company officials wondering about a possible securities violations...
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Plus, "O say can you see"... just who will be opening up the Roanoke Dazzle games in just a few weeks. We'll have that and more in just a few minutes...
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[Optical-Cable]

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An apparent break-in at Optical Cable Corporation last weekend has company officials wondering if the intruder is also an insider snitch.
The culprit apparently entered through a back door "after hours", but there is no word if anything was taken or damaged.
President Bob Kopstein says there may be a link between the intruder and the man who posted insider information about the company on the internet. That's still under investigation.
Meanwhile Kopstein and the company's Chief Financial Officer are headed to California in search of new investors. Their pitch...
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[IN Q=What is it that we]
((BOB KOPSTEIN/OPTICAL CABLE: WHAT IS IT THAT WE DO AROUND THE WORLD, AS COMPARED TO OTHER COMPANIES WHAT IS IT THAT WE DO DIFFERENTLY SO THEY CAN KIND OF GET ALL OF THOSE PERSPECTIVES.))
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[OUT Q=all of those perspectives.]
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.]

Kopstein will attend a financial conference sponsored by the American Electronics Association.
He'll give 11 different presentations to hundreds of potential investors in San Diego.
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[Biz-Review]

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This week's economic outlook paints a bleak picture for US Airways, but a brighter one for Lynchburg Airport.
Business Reporter Jennifer Miele explains in this week's business review.
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This week in Review.... US Airways posted a third quarter loss of 766 million dollars. About a third of those losses came after September 11th.
That's 309 million dollars in about 20 days. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
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Some departments at Goodyear's Danville plant are going back to eight hour shifts.
Company officials expect some departments will return to the five-day-a-week shorter shifts on November 12th.
Others continue operating on the longer shifts, seven days a week. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
[TAPE#=501-07 56:46]

The economic outlook for Lynchburg's airport is not as bleak as officials originally feared.
United Express is still reducing its daily flights to Washington...
But airport manager Mark Courtney says USAir is adding an additional flight to Charlotte this month and another to Pittsburgh next month. [INSERT GREEN FLASH HERE]
[TAPE#=01-45 TC1:30:27]

Provox Technologies of Roanoke has developed software that translates the spoken word into text.
It's used by 350 physicians in offices, hospitals and clinics across the country.
The software caught the eye of Microsoft last week as the company was given the 2001 Innovative Health Care Solutions Award.
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[IN Q=I was so]
((STEVE BENNINGTON/PROVOX CEO: I WAS SO EXCITED WHEN MARK CALLED ME FROM CALIFORNIA. I CALLED ALL OF OUR INVESTORS AT 10, 11:00 AT NIGHT AND EVERYBODY WAS JUST TICKLED PINK.))
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[OUT Q=just tickled pink.]
[PRE PRO]
Finally the Dow gained 59 to 9323.0.57.
And the NASDAQ gave back a half point to finish at 1745 for the week.
For News 7 I am Jennifer Miele, and that is this week's business review.)) [Tease2]
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Still to come on News 7, Virginia Tech now has its first losing streak in YEARS... while U-V-A adds to their slide. Roy Stanley will have the highlights...
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but before that, a Wytheville home is etching its own history into stone. We'll have that and more coming up in just a few minutes. Stay with us.
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[WEB-ADDRESS]
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[Web Address Announce] [Pinnacle 4885ess]

[Rock-House]

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When Dr. John Haller set up residence in Wytheville in 1823 he planted roots that lasted well into the 19-hundreds. In this week's Time Off Shannon Young takes us to his home, now known as the Haller-Gibboney Rock House Museum.
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[IN Q=The family legend is that when they came to Wythe County...]
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[IN Q=The family legend is that when they came...]
((The family legend is that when they came to Wythe County they stopped at a family home for boarding and the family said you must leave because there's an epidemic here. They identified themselves as physicians, stayed and helped the town get over the epidemic.))
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[OUT Q=helped the town get over the epidemic.]
So begins the story of Dr. John Haller, a doctor from York, Pennsylvania whose family would play an important role in shaping Wytheville's future. From the time the German style limestone house was built in 1823 until it was sold to Wytheville in 1967, it was occupied by descendants of Haller and his daughters, who married Gibboneys, and marked by the times.
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[IN Q=We have a souvenir from one of the battles...]
((We have a souvenir from one of the battles of 1863 in a windowsill where a bullet came in and is still lodged in the wood.))
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[OUT Q=still lodged in the wood.]
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[IN Q=The home was even used as an infirmary...]
((The home was even used as an infirmary during the Civil War according to family legend, and the women rented rooms here to take care of sick and wounded soldiers.))
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[OUT Q=sick and wounded soldiers.]
There are no velvet ropes to block entrance to spacious rooms on three levels. Wander the sloping floors freely, but don't touch.
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[IN Q=the home is furnished ith original family...]
((The home is furnished with original family pieces as well as other pieces donated by other local families.))
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[OUT Q=by other local families.]
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[IN Q=There's a bed upstairs that came from...]
((There's a bed upstairs that came from a family that used to spend summers in Wytheville. It's a very ornate bed that was made in 1860.))
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[OUT Q=that was made in 1860.]
Emerson says all the pieces help round out the story the museum tells.
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[IN Q=I think it shows how a family...]
((I think it shows how a family contributes to community and how people can play roles throughout the generations.))
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[OUT Q=roles throughout the generations.]
Shannon Young, News 7, Wytheville.))

[Dazzle-Anthem]

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The Roanoke Dazzle has its players, dance squad, and now needs a few good singers.
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Today, the team held try outs for a chance to sing the National Anthem at a Dazzle home game.
More than 40 individuals and groups came out to the Valley View Mall for the two hour audition.
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[IN Q=It is really important]
((DONNA DANIELS/TEAM PRESIDENT: IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT FOR US TO SHOWCASE TALENT IN THE ROANOKE VALLEY AND WE'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO DO THAT. WE HAD 40 PLUS PEOPLE TRY OUT TODAY AND WE HAVE 29 HOME GAMES SO EACH ONE OF THOSE NIGHTS WE'LL HAVE SOMEONE FROM RIGHT HERE SINGING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM.))
[SUPER=01-Donna Daniels/Team President]
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[OUT Q=singing the National Anthem]
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Those who are picked to perform will receive free tickets to the game.
The season opener for the Roanoke Dazzle tips off November 18th at the Roanoke Civic Center.
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[S-Tech]

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Virginia Tech has lost consecutive games for the first time since the 1997 football season. Pittsburgh whipping the Hokies 38 to 7.
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[SUPER=03-Pittsburgh, PA/ESPN; :]

Frank Beamer and his Hokies fell behind early.
Pitt quarterback David Priestley goes to the air and hits Antonio Bryant on the 24 yard T-D pass to make it 7 to nothing Pittt.
But the Hokie defense would score Tech's only points of the game. Ronyell Whitaker returns this blocked punt 72 yards for the score and the game was tied at 7 to 7 after the first quarter.
Priestley threw three T-D's in the game this 36 yarder to Bryant put the Panthers up 24 to 7 at the half.
[SUPER=36-Pittsburgh/38/Virginia Tech#12/7/;]

Then in the fourth quarter Shawntae Spencer intercepts this Grant Noel pass and he returns it 68 yards for the score Pitt wins it 38 to 7.
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[WIPE TO BITES WIPE TO BITES]

[S-Hokies]

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[SUPER=01-Frank Beamer/Virginia Tech Head Coach; :00]
[SUPER=01-Grant Noel/Virginia Tech Quarterback; :30]
[SUPER=01-Ronyell Whitaker/Virginia Tech Cornerback; :42]
[SUPER=01-Larry Austin/Virginia Tech Cornerback; 1:00]
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[OUT Q=......none."]
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[S-UVA]

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Wake Forest scored a touchdown late in the fourth quarter and the Demon Deacons hold on to beat Virginia 34 to 30.

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[SUPER=03-Charlottesville/JP; :]

Wake would get on the scoreboard first when Fred Staton takes the handoff and scores on the 4 yard run to make itt 7 to nothing Deacons.
But the Cavaliers answered when Matt Schaub goes up top and hits Billy McMullen on the 21 yard T-D pass to make it 7 to 7 in the first quarter.
Field goals gave U-V-A a 16 to 10 lead in the third quarter then Bryson Spinner goes to the air and he hooks up with Michael McGrew and the Cavaliers took the 23 to 13 lead in the third.
Wake trailed by 3 in the fourth then Fabian Davis catches this punt and he takes it up the field 62 yards for the touchdown and the Deacons would go on top 27 to 23 in the quarter.
But the Cavaliers answered when Spinner throws the short pass to Alvin Pearman he breaks a tackle and scores on the short run U-V-A led 30 to 27 with 3 minutes left in the game.
[SUPER=36-Wake Forest/34/Virginia/30/;]

The Deacons were not out if it though James McPhearson hooks up with Jason Anderson he takes it 64 yards for the score and Wake Forest knocks off Virginia 34 to 30.
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[OUT Q=....for our kids."]
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[S-VMI]

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In Lexington, Appalachian State gets a 27 to 17 win over the Keydets.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Lexington/VMI vs Appalachian St.; :]

V-M-I retired the Jersey of former baseball player Ryan Glynn a pitcher for the Texas Rangers.
Appalachian State gets on the board first Jimmy Watkins takes the handoff and scores from the 2 to make it 7 to nothing in the first quarter.
The Mountaineers strike again in the second quarter when Quarterback Joe Burchette hits Davon Fowlkes all alone downfield the 45 yard T-D put State up 14 to nothing.
[SUPER=36-Appalachian St./27/VMI/17/;]

But the Keydets score before the half when Joey Gibson hands off to John Bell who takes it in from the 11 but the V-M-I comes up short 27 to 17 to Appalachian State.
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Wake Forest knocks off Virginia, more later on Sunday Morning.

[S-ODAC]

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The Bridgewater College Eagles clinched the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championship yesterday with a 62-to-15 win over Randolph-Macon. Bridgewater's only other ODAC title came in 1980.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Bridgewater/R. Macon vs. Bridgewater; :00]
The Eagles soared onto Jopson Field unbeaten and ranked 4th in the nation. They quickly showed why as junior fullback Linwood Johnson bangs his way into the endzone for the first Bridgewater score of the game. The Eagles' defense also played tough as number one, C.W. Smart picks off the Hunter Price pass to set up another TD.

The Bridgewater special teams were also outstanding as the Eagles swoop in and block the Randy-Mac punt in the first half.
[SUPER=36-Randolph-Macon/15/Bridgewater/62;]
But most of all the Eagles were about senior quarterback Jason Lutz. He accounted for 4 TDs as Bridgewater wins it 62-to-15.
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[S-College]

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Florida and Oklahoma won today and Michigan State knocks off 6-th ranked Michigan.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Miami, FL/ESPN; :]

Temple was in Miami taking on the top ranked Hurricanes.
Quarterback Ken Dorsey threw 2 touchdown passes surpassing Vinny Testaverde and Steve Walsh as the all time Miami touchdown pass leader in the Hurricanes win over the Owls.
For that and all of the scores lets check the boards.
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[SUPER=0101-/Virginia Tech#12/7/j/Pittsburgh/38////Virginia/30/j/Wake Forest/34///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/VMI/17/j/Appalachian St./27////Ferrum/17/j/Salisbury/24///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/Bridgewater/62//Rand.-Macon/15////Washington & Lee/17/j/Emory & Henry/35///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Liberty/0/j/Western Carolina/63////JMU/3/j/Delaware/28///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Maryville/21/j/Hamp.-Sydney/45///j/Norfolk St./33//Morgan St./27///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/Hofstra/35//Richmond/21///j/Hampton/44//Bethune-Cook./41///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/Florida St.#14/41//Clemson/27///j/N.C. State/55//Duke/31///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Troy St./14/j/Maryland#15/47////Temple/0/j/Miami#1/38///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Rutgers/7/j/West Virginia/80///j/Nebraska#2/51//Kansas/7///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Tulsa/0/j/Oklahoma#3/58////Vanderbilt/13/j/Florida#4/71///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/Texas#5/49//Baylor/10////Michigan#6/24/j/Michigan St./26///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/Tennessee#7/28//Notre Dame/18////UCLA#9/14/j/Washington St.#11/20///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Stanford#10/28/j/Washington#11/42////Wofford/14/j/South Carolina#17/38///;]
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[SUPER=0101-j/Illinois#21/38//Purdue#20/13////Texas A&M#24/0/j/Texas Tech/12///;]
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[SUPER=0101-/Missouri/24/j/Colorado#25/38///;]
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[OUT Q=...last score."]
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[S-Express]

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[NEWSCAST=11pm]
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[TAPE#=SP-99 (1:54:17)]
[GRAPHIC=Roanoke Express]

The Roanoke Express was back at the Roundhouse for a game against the Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke/Express vs Boardwalk Bullies; :]

The Express mascot entertaining the fans with his slide move.
The Bullies get it to Shane Belter who attempts the slap shot but its blocked by Jordan Willis but John Campbell picks it up for the score 2 to nothing Atlantic City.
Roanoke comes back Steve Chabbert scores on the slap shot but the Express trailed by a score of 2 to 1 in the second period.
[SUPER=38-Roanoke/4/Atlantic City/5/;]

The Bullies Jamie O'Leary would add another goal to make it 3 to 1 and Atlantic City holds on to win it 5 to 4.
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[S-Series]

[ANCHOR=Roy]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=rst]
[TAPE#=None]
[GRAPHIC=World Series]

The Arizona Diamondbacks bats exploded in Phoenix tonight. Arizona scored 8 runs in the third and Arizona beats the Yankees 15 to 2.
The series is tied at 3 game 7 is tomorrow night in Phoenix.