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Coming up next on News 7 at 5, authorities say a local woman shoots and kills her young son before killing herself.


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Also a body found last May on the Blue Ridge Parkway is identified.
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A front moves through right on time with gusty winds but no rain. The story remains dry and the game day forecast for the Tech/Marshall game is on the way.


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Also today a local student is arrested for allegedly taking a gun to school.
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Mike Stevens will report live from Blacksburg as the Hokies take on the Thundering Herd.
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A judge has made a decision about who will represent North Carolina in the Miss America Pageant.
And Joy Sutton sees how local officials are preparing to deal with a biological threat.
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President Bush makes his case to the United Nations on why some action is needed against Iraq- and Saddam Hussein.

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Today President Bush made his case to the United Nations-
His mission: to convince them to take a tough stance against Iraq-
If the U-N doesn't act, Bush says the U-S will be forced to.
Drew Levinson joins us live with the latest from New York.
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((President Bush went on the offensive, stating his case for an attack on Iraq before a full house of United Nation's delegates. President Bush "The just demands of peace and security will be met or action will be unavoidable." Bush laid out 16 reasons why war may be the only way to protect America, citing Saddam Husseins repeated violations of UN security resolutions. Bush argued, unless the Iraqi regime is toppled, the world remains threatened by weapons of mass destruction. President Bush "To assume this regime's good faith is to bet the lives of millions and the peace of the world in a reckless gamble." Bush stressed the importance of swift, decisive action. He told the UN that deliberations must be more than talk...resolutions more than wishes or there will be consequences. President Bush "Delegates of the UN, you have the power to make that stand as well." On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are divided on the best course of action - an indication a 'battle in congress' may come first. Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle/(D) South Dakota "I don't think that the case for a pre-emptive attack has been made conclusively yet." SEN. TRENT LOTT/(R) MISSISSIPPI "We need to show the american people are united in support of this president, and congress needs to act. DREW LEVINSON: MILITARY EXPERTS AGREE THE UNITED STATES WOULD CERTAINLY BE ABLE TO OVERTHOW SADDAM HUSSIEN, BUT THERE COULD BE CONSEQUENCES. SOME WARN A U-S STRIKE COULD PROVOKE SADDAM TO RELEASE BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL WEAPONS ON U-S FORCES OR ISRAELI CIVILIANS. DREW LEVINSON, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK, NOW BACK TO YOU.))

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An Amherst County woman apparently killed her four-year-old son then turned the gun on herself this morning. Officials found 44-year old Cheryl Ann Bonfanti (bon-FAHN-tee) dead in her home on Fairfax Circle around 11:15 this morning. They say Bonfanti shot and killed her young son, Joseph, before committing suicide. A handgun was recovered in the home. No motive has been established for the crime.

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Authorities have identified the decomposed remains found last Spring on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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It was just last week that they displayed a bust to the media of what they thought the man would look like.
Less than one day later- a call came in that led authorities to the family of Ike Imhauser of Lincoln County, North Carolina. Now the investigation continues. The tipster told police he'd seen the man at a knife and gun show in Allentown, Pennsylvania. What they don't know yet is: How did the 63- year old man end up dead at a "Parkway overlook" in Roanoke County?
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A lack of rain is leaving one local business in the dust. After more than 20-years of selling lawn care equipment and making repairs ... Industrial Saw and Mower Service in Roanoke can no longer cut it. They're shutting down at the end of the month. Business Reporter Rachel Cannon joins us now....Rachel, is Mother Nature really to blame for this decision?
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Jean, its owner thinks so. David Rakes has run the business for about four-years. He says sales are down 35 to 45-percent since drought conditions hit our area.
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and has decided to liquidate his holdings at both his Wiliamson Road and Brambleton Road locations.
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The stores serve residential and commercial customers and Rakes says sales have been hit hard on both sides. Because of water restrictions, lawns can't be watered and aren't growing ... so fewer customers are buying equipment or need parts and repairs done. By closing both stores, 15-employees are losing their jobs. Rakes say the entire lawn industry, including landscapers are seeing the effects of the extended drought. We're going to take a closer look at that on News 7 at 6 ... Jean?
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RACHEL, what are his long time customers supposed to do for service?
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Jean - Rakes expects surrounding dealers to pick up the lawn care product lines he carries if they don't already. He says there are enough dealers to meet the need in the area...

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Coming up next on the newscast, a local student is accused of bringing a gun to school. We'll have the details.
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[VO] Plus the Secretary of Defense vows those killed last year at the Pentagon will not be forgotten.
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Roanoke City Police arrested a William Fleming High School student for gun and drug possession on school property this morning.
Police received a tip around 8-30 this morning that a 15 year old male was carrying a loaded gun.
The teen has been charged with possession of a firearm on school property and possession of crack cocaine.

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Some remains found after 9-11 were never identified.
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Today a flag covered casket carrying un-identified remains from the Pentagon arrived at Arlington National Cemetery.

For five people killed no remains could be identified-
Those included three year old Dana Falkenberg who died with her parents and sister about American Airlines flight 77.
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A granite marker with the names of all 184 who died at the Pentagon will be placed over the grave.
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In health check tonight,
The threat of a bioterrrorist attack has some local hospitals making changes in emergency rooms.
Carilion Health System has added a "Syndromic Surveillance" system.
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Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton joins us with more on how the system works.
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Jean,
This system could be the first step in alerting health officials that there is a bioterrorism attack in our area.
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And provide health officials with the information they need to prevent an outbreak.
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Every patients who comes to the emergency room will now be checked for symptoms that could be related to a biological or chemical agents.
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That information is compiled from five Carilion Hospitals and sent every 24 hours to local health officials.
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And with the numerous anthrax scares last year in our area -- Carilion says it's important that public and private sector work together to protect the community.
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Carilion says its also working with Lewis Gale to develop a large scale decontamination process in the case of a mass situation.
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Coming up next on the newscast, Robin will have our local forecast,

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration gave its outlook for the rest of the year....and it looks like the drought that's affecting nearly half the country will continue.
Manuel Gallegus has more.
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(( GOVERNMENT WEATHER FORECASTERS WERE HOPING THE U.S. WOULD GET A BREAK THIS FALL AND WINTER THEY WERE LOOKING FOR NORMAL RAINFALL TO BRING RELIEF TO THE 1/3 OF THE NATION EXPERIENCING SEVERE DROUGHT BUT OVERALL THE LONG RANGE FORECAST IS NOT GOOD FOR THE DROUGHT.
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THATS BAD NEWS FOR THE WEST, WHERE FIRE SEASON IS WELL UNDERWAY...AND TYPICALLY LASTS THROUGH LATE FALLTHE WEST ALSO DEPENDS HEAVILY ON WINTER RAIN AND SNOW TO CARRY IT THROUGH THE REST OF THE YEAR.
STAND-UP-MANUEL GALLEGUS And remember el nino, the warming of water in the pacific oceanforecasters say a moderate el nino will be with us until early next year.
IN FACT ITS THIS MODERATE EL NINO THAT IS CAUSING THE UNUSUAL CONDITIONS...AND ONCE AGAIN MANUEL GALLEGUS CBS NEWS.
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Still to come on the newscast, the stock markets react to some disappointing news from Allen Greenspan, and then a little later, we'll tell you where you can find some soup, soap and salvation.
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On Wall Street today, stocks tumbled as disappointing economic news and the growing threat of war with Iraq worried investors.
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(( THE MARKETS WERE HIT WITH A TRIPLE WHAMMY TODAY...A SPEECH FROM PRESIDENT BUSH BEFORE THE U-N, A SPEECH FROM FED CHIEF ALAN GREENSPAN BEFORE CONGRESS AND MORE INDICTMENTS IN CORPORATE AMERICA. FIRST, FORMER TYCO IINTERNATIONAL CEO DENNIS KOZLOWSKI WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING 170 MILLION DOLLARS FROM THE COMPANY AND OBTAINING MORE THAN 430-MILLION FROM FRAUDULENT STOCK SALES. TYCO'S FORMER CFO AND FORMER GENERAL COUNSEL WERE ALSO CHARGED WITH FINANCIAL CRIMES. FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN ALAN GREENSPAN TOLD LAWMAKERS THE ECONOMY HAS WEATHERED A SERIES OF SEVERE BLOWS THIS PAST YEAR, BUT WARNED THAT MOUNTING BUDGET DEFICITS COULD HURT ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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AND THE NUMBER OF WORKERS FILING FIRST TIME UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS JUMPED LAST WEEK TO A FIVE MONTH HIGH... SUGGESTING WORKERS ARE HAVING TROUBLE FINDING JOBS.
FOR MORE MARKET ACTION HEAD TO CBS.MW.COM ... AT THE NASDAQ I'M ALEXIS CHRISTOFOROUS, IN NEW YORK.))

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After a few years off, a musical about the Roanoke Rescue Mission is back at the Mill Mountain Theater. Brent Watts has more.
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