WDBJ 7 news at Noon for 03/19/03

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Diplomacy is over-- now it's time for action.
That's the word from President Bush to Congress.
U-S troops will soon head into Iraq, whether or not Saddam Hussein leaves by tonight's deadline.
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And an expansion in Botetourt County will bring dozens of new jobs.
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A steadier rain heads our way with the possibility of some heavier showers overnight. I'll have your forecast.

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News 7 at Noon starts right now...

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There are reports of an increase in air activity near the border of Iraq and Kuwait.
Nearby, U-S troops are moving through the swirling desert sand, as they inch closer to combat.
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[Iraq]

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Good Afternoon, I'm Kimberly McBroom.
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The clock is ticking.
War with Iraq could begin as early as tonight.
President Bush has been meeting with foreign policy advisers today, looking over military plans.
In the Kuwaiti desert meanwhile, a sandstorm has been making it difficult to move or see.
But U-S troops there are continuing to prepare for battle.
One American commander says the weather will ''slow things down," but won't stand in the way.
Teri Okita is in Kuwait City, and joins us now with an update.
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ON THE GROUND IN THE KUWAITI Desert ...AND ON DOZENS OF SHIPS AT SEA....U.S. TROOPS ARE MAKING FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

SOT: Vice Admiral Timothy Keating/U.S. Navy
"clock's ticking, diplomatic measures have failed."

sot: crewmember
"the sooner we start it and get it over with, the sooner we go home."
THOUSANDS OF TROOPS ARE ALREADY POISED AT THE IRAQI BORDER WAITING FOR ORDERS TO INVADE.

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U.S. MARINES AND BRITISH TROOPS ARE EXPECTED TO SEIZE THE SOUTHERN CITY OF BASRA WHILE THE MAIN INVASION FORCE ADVANCES ON BAGHDAD IN TWO PRONGS. MARINES FROM THE EAST AND THE ARMY FROM THE SOUTH. IN THE NORTH...TURKEY IS PREPARING TO OPEN IT'S AIRSPACE TO U.S. PLANES.
SPECIAL OPERATION FORCES AND PARATROOPERS WILL ATTEMPT TO SECURE IRAQ'S LUCRATIVE OIL FIELDS BEFORE SADDAM HUSSEIN CAN DESTROY THEM.

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A FIERCE SANDSTORM ONCE AGAIN BATTERED THIS REGION TODAY...COMMANDERS SAY WEATHER MAY SLOW COALITION FORCES, BUT WON'T STOP THEM WHEN ITS TIME TO MOVE.

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COMMANDERS ARE HOPING MANY IRAQI TROOPS WILL SURRENDER, BUT ELITE REPUBLICANS GUARD UNITS...SURROUNDING BAGHDAD ..ARE EXPECTED FIGHT TO THE END. THE PENTAGON SAY THERE'S EVIDENCE SADDAM HAS GIVEN COMMANDERS AUTHORITY TO USE CHEMICAL WEAPONS...AND MAY HAVE MOVED THOSE UNITS SOUTH OF THE CAPITAL.

SOT: MOHAMMED SAEED AL-SAHAF/IRAQI INFORMATION MINISTER
"ALL THE COUNTRY, NOT ONLY BAGHDAD, IS COMPLETELY PREPARED TO FOIL ANY STUPID AGGRESSION." ))

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At the United Nations today, it's clear that there will be no more last minute attempts to avoid a war.
Elizabeth Sanchez is covering that angle.
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((Diplomacy is winding down at the United Nations with a final report from top weapons inspector, Hans Blix.
Hans Blix/U.N. Chief Weapons inspector. "I feel saddnes that 3 months of work by our inspectors have not brought assurances need about weapons of mass destruction."
Meanwhile the president has been meeting with foreign policy advisors...reviewing military plans.
The U-S set deadline for Saddam Hussein to leave Iraq or face force is just hours away. President Bush has also sent papers to congress officially saying diplomacy has failed, a neccesary task before war can move forward.

SOT : Rep Dennis Hastert (R) Speaker of the House
10:08:06 I am in receipt of a report from the president pursuant to the use of force resolution, approved by the congress last year
Track: The U-N remains divided but the staunch opponents of waging war France, Russia and Germany are standing together today... in a symbolic display. Fourty Five nations are said to some way support the U-S against Iraq. Most will NOT have a combat role. Instead they are allowing troops on their soil while others are offering therir expertise in dealing with chemical attacks. Even Germany has pledged to let the U-S use its airspace and it's bases. Stand Up: The U-N role now may be one of humanitarian aid (more) ))

[Asia-Illness]

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U-S officials are checking to see if the fast- moving mystery illness that's been traveling around the world has made its way to America.
Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson says the government is investigating 40 reports of the virus in the U-S.
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So far, most cases have been in China, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
The World Health Organization says at least nine people have died from what's being called severe acute respiratory syndrome.
Officials have issued travel advisories to people visiting Southeast Asia.
Meanwhile, some researchers think the illness may be linked to a family of viruses, similar to those that cause mumps and measles.
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Roanoke Police have identified a man found dead near Orange Avenue.
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52 year old Stephen Patrick Eakin was found dead in a parking lot near the Earl Scheib Paint and Body Shop around 10 o'clock Monday night. Police are investigating the death as a homicide, but have not released a cause of death.
If you have any information you are asked to call the Roanoke City Police.
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[New-Jobs]

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A company's expansion in Botetourt County means 70-new jobs for the area.
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Metalsa, a maker of heavy truck rail frames, is constructing a 150-thousand square foot addition to its building in the Vista Corporate Park. Construction will begin in April and finish by September. The 25-million dollar investment will the double the facility's production capacity. Job opportunities will be in operations and maintenance.
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((JESUS THEUREL/CEO METALSA; I THINK THE MOST IMPORTANT THING FOR US HAS BEEN THAT THE PEOPLE THAT WORK IN OUR FACLITY ARE PEOPLE THAT ARE OPEN VERY PERSISTENT AND THEY INDEED HAVE BEEN MOVING A LOT AND THAT MADE IT AN EASY DECISION FOR US.))
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Metalsa is headquartered in Mexico but has been operating out of Virginia since 19-96. The Botetourt location currently employs 134-people.
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A former Radford Salvation Army officer convicted of embezzlement will NOT serve any jail time.
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Terry Gossage pled guilty to embezzling nearly 27-thousand dollars from the organization during the four years he served as captain. Gossage admits to secretly opening a checking account through the Salvation Army, but says he used the money toward the organization and not for himself.
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((10:42 I DON'T THINK HE WAS AWARE THAT HE WAS COMMITTING A FELONY. HE KNEW THAT HE WAS VIOLATING SALVATION ARMY REGULATIONS AND FIGURED IN ALL PROBABILITY THAT HE'D BE FIRED WHEN HE WAS DISCOVERED AND THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED 10:53))
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A judge ordered Gossage to perform 500-hours of community service over the next three years. He must also give at least a quarter of his paycheck to his family to pay off the loans he used to pay back the money.

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Next on news 7 at Noon, a U-S Senator's criticism of the President is met with some harsh words...
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also we are just getting word that a North Carolina tobacco farmer who has held police at bay in Washington has now surrendered. We'll have the latest after the break.
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After three days of holding police at bay, a disgruntled North Carolina tobacco farmer has given up within the last few minutes.
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Dwight Watson climbed out of his tractor and surrendered to a Swat team and Park Police.
He parked the tractor in a pond near the Washington Monument on Monday, and claimed to have explosives.
He said he was protesting government policies he claims are driving him out of business.
This morning, two trucks loaded with salt moved into the park as Watson moved his tractor toward the shoreline. The episode ended without any injuries.
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The couple accused of abducting Elizabeth Smart will appear in a Utah court today.
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Brian Mitchell and Wanda Barzee are charged with kidnapping and sexual assault.
The charges also give details about the ordeal the 15- year- old endured after being kidnapped at knifepoint from her bed.
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((DAVID YOCOM/SALT LAKE COUNTY PROSECUTOR: WE'RE NOT DEALING JUST WITH A RELIGIOUS ZEALOT THAT WAS LOOKING FOR CONSORTS OR A PLURAL WIFE OR ANYTHING ELSE, WE'RE DEALING WITH A PREDATOR, SEX OFFENDER." ))
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Now both prosecutors and Elizabeth's family are concerned about putting her through another ordeal, testifying in court about her nine months of captivity.
But family members say they'll do whatever's necessary to make sure the couple is properly punished.
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[Soldier-Greeting]

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A soldier from Henry County got his 15 seconds of fame yesterday. His greeting on national televison was brief, but to a family who hasn't seen him in a month, it was still sweet. Teresa Hamilton reports--
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((HI, I'M PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LANKFORD, I'M A SCOUT AND 18 YEARS OLD AND I'D LIKE TO SAY HEY TO MY MOM AND MY STEP-DAD BACK HOME IN BASSETT, VIRGINIA.)) [RUNS10]
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Sid Lankford's appearance on the CBS Early Show may have been brief-- but for family and friends it was just what the doctor ordered although the Marine's proud mom had to catch it later on videotape.
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((MY BROTHER CALLED ME, AND SEVERAL PEOPLE FROM CHURCH CALLED ME AND SAID SID WAS ON TV THIS MORNING, AND I MISSED IT.)) [RUNS09]
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What Margie Fretwell misses even more is her son-- who graduated just last year from Bassett High school. On her desk-- she keeps a collection of photos and while he's a constant presence in her heart she says faith keeps her going.
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((SID'S A CHRISTIAN AND HE GAVE HIS LIFE TO THE LORD, BEFORE HE GAVE HIS LIFE TO THE MARINES SO IT DOES MAKE IT EASIER, I CAN'T IMAGINE PARENTS WHOSE CHILDREN ARE OVER THERE WHO AREN'T SAVED.)) [RUNS11]
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Margie says she's behind the President 100- percent... along with her 16- year old daughter who also plans to join the military.
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((BOBBIE JO LANKFORD: WE MAY LOSE A FEW NOW, AND IT MAY BE MY BROTHER, BUT EVEN AT THAT, IN FIVE YEARS WE'RE GOING TO LOSE THOUSANDS BECAUSE THEIR WEAPONS ARE ONLY GOING TO DEVELOP.)) [runs10]
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But Margie is convinced her Marine will return home safe and sound.
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((I ALWAYS TELL HIM, SAY HIS PRAYERS, KEEP HIS HEAD DOWN AND KICK BUTT.)) [runs07]
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In the meantime-- mom and sister will keep the care packages and letters flowing. Teresa Hamilton, NEWS7, Martinsville.))

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Senator George Allen is very upset with one of his colleagues. He says Minority Leader Tom Daschle's statement Monday that we're forced into war because "the president failed miserably at diplomacy" was inappropriate.
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[IN Q: I'm disgusted] ((SENATOR GEORGE ALLEN/(R) VIRGINIA: I'M DISGUSTED BY DEMOCRATIC LEADER TOM DASCHLE'S ASSERTIONS. HE IS MAKING THESE REMARKS THAT ARE NOT ONLY WRONG ON THE FACTS, BUT THIS IS THE WRONG TIME TO MAKE THESE PETTY, PARTISAN JABS AT THE PRESIDENT.))
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Daschle said yesterday he stands behind his statement, but that he will fully support our troops when the battle begins.
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Coming up next on the newscast,
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we'll tell you why Leo is wishing he was in Colorado today.
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Roanoke City Manager Darlene Burcham says an increse in sewer rates is unavoidable.
The money is needed to make costly improvements to the regional sewage treatment plant.
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The cost of the regional project has grown to 48 million dollars. That's 16 million more than estimates a year ago.
In the city of Roanoke, that will mean a sewer rate increase of 20 percent next year and 15 percent the year after that.
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((DARLENE BURCHAM/ROANOKE CITY MANAGER: I THINK WHAT RESIDENTS OF THE CITY HAVE TO REMEMBER IS THAT WE HAVE AN OLDER SYSTEM AND THAT WE HAVE HAD FOR MANY, MANY YEARS THE LOWEST WATER AND THE LOWEST SEWER RATES, NOT ONLY IN THE REGION, BUT ALMOST ON A STATEWIDE BASIS, SO THE TIME'S NOW COME THAT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO INCREASE THOSE RATES IN ORDER TO COMPENSATE FOR THIS KIND OF A MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT. ))
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Mandated by the state, the work is needed to improve the plant's capacity during wet weather.
Roanoke County, Botetourt County, Salem and Vinton are helping to pay for the upgrade, and construction should begin by the end of the year.

[Winter-WX]

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Old Man Winter is still throwing his weight around in the Rockies.
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Colorado officials say it may be the worst blizzard in 20 years.
Two and a half feet of snow is on the ground in Denver, with as much as eight feet possible.
Nearly six thousand residents are without power, and a thousand others were left stranded at Denver International.

Three people narrowly escaped injury when heavy, wet snow caused the roof of this store to collapse onto a pick-up truck.
But there is one silver lining to the storm.
All the snow will put an end to months of drought in the region.
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On Wall Street at Noon, the DOW was DOWN 40 points. The NASDAQ has dropped 21.

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The N-C-double-A has decided not to postpone its schedule even if the country goes to war. We will let you know whats in store this week in college basketball action, coming up.
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[vo] Also Virginia Tech gets permission to speak to another school's coach about its head coach's job.
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The NCAA has decided to snub its nose at Saddam. In a bold move yesterday afternoon the NCAA said March Madness will not be altered by the war.
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Whether or not it goes on here on Your Hometown Station is up to CBS. If the network goes wall-to-wall with war coverage the games will move.
The best thing we can all do is stay tuned, and we'll keep you informed.
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[GO TO PINNACLE THUR. AFTERNOON] Right now the game plan is for coverage from to begin here on WDBJ-7 at 12:10 after an abbreviated News 7 at Noon Thursday with these two games.
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[GO TO PINNACLE THUR. NIGHT] The night session will showcase Duke - the ACC champs and J.J. Redick against Colorado State.
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[GO TO PINNACLE FRIDAY AFTERNOON] The Friday games as the tournament stands at this hour will have Kentucky in the early game, followed by Wake and ETSU later in the afternoon.
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Virginia Tech still needs a men's basketball coach, but the search could be narrowing a little. Steve Mason reports.
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((STEVE MASON:JIM WEAVER HAS TOLD NEWS 7 SPORTS THAT HE HAS RECEIVED PERMISSION FROM UT CHATTANOOGA ATHLETIC DIRECTOR STEVE SLOAN TO TALK WITH MOCS FIRST YEAR HEAD BASKETBALL COACH JEFF LEBO. WEAVER ALSO SAID THAT HE HAS HAD DISCUSSIONS WITH LEBO ABOUT THE TECH JOB BUT THAT HE HAS NOT INTERVIEWED HIM FOR THE POSITION AT THIS TIME.))
((Lebo led Chattanooga to the southern conference tournament championship game and was named conference coach of the year by college insider.com. The Mocs were 21 and 9 under Lebo despite replacing four starters from last seasons 16 and 14 team. Lebo is also a native of Carlisle Pennsylvania and might be a top candidate for the now vacant Penn State job as well.
Fired Tech coach Ricky Stokes enjoyed the recent ACC tournament with his brother. Georgia Tech head coach Paul Hewitt gave Stokes tickets for the tournament. Stokes declined an interview with News 7 sports at the ACC tournament, but did give longtime friend and voice of the Virginia Cavaliers Mac McDonald a lengthy radio interview shortly after being dismissed. ((MAC MCDONALD/VOICE OF THE CAVALIERS:))
It is also inevitable that Stokes return to coaching soon. He has 11 years of experiences an assistant at Wake Forest, Texas and Virginia as well as his head coaching experience.)) ((:)) ((SOURCES CLOSE TO THE VIRGINIA PROGRAM ALSO INDICATED THAT PETE GILLEN MIGHT MAKE SOME CHANGES AT THE END OF THIS SEASON, WHETHER THAT MEANS COACHING CHANGES THAT COULD OPEN A DOOR AT UVA FOR STOKES, REMAINS TO BE SEEN. STEVE MASON NEWS 7 SPORTS.))
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