WDBJ 7 morning news for 09/12/04

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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning....Bankruptcy could be on the horizon for U-S Airways
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And South Korea says a huge explosion in North Korea last week was NOT a nuclear bomb test. We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.

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South Korean officials say they don't think a huge explosion in North Korea last week was the result of a nuclear test. Thursday's explosion sent smoke high into the air and left a crater that could be seen by satellites. South Korea's Yon-hap news agency reports the blast Thursday in the northern part of North Korea sent a huge column of smoke into the air on the anniversary of the 1948 foundation of the communist regime. The report says although North Korea is believed to be developing nuclear weapons, international experts would likely have been able to detect the test if one had occurred.

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At least 11-people are confirmed dead in Jamaica after the island was pounded by hurricane Ivan. The death toll is expected to rise as the government regains communications with the rest of the island. Landslides, flooding, power outtages -- and looting are hampering efforts to finish a damage assessment. Karl Penhaul reports from Jamaica.
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((HURRICANE IVAN WHIPS UP WAVES AND SMASHES CONCRETE ON THE QUAYSIDE IN DOWNTOWN KINGSTON. AS WINDS TAIL OFF, STORM SURVIVORS VENTURE OUT OF EMERGENCY SHELTERS AND PICK THEIR WAY THROUGH DEBRIS TO SEE WHAT'S LEFT OF THEIR HOMES.
SOT: CLIFF DUNBLOCK (MOS): "it was all-inclusive. like an earthquake, hurricane
and volcano all in one." EDGAR WALLACE SAYS HE FLED IN THE BLACK OF NIGHT AS THE SEA LASHED AT HIS DOOR. THIS IS WHAT'S LEFT OF HIS HOUSE IN KINGSTON'S SHOOTER'S HILL NEIGHBORHOOD. ENTIRE ROOMS HAVE BEEN WASHED AWAY. IN A NEARBY NEIGHBORHOOD A WOMAN DROWNED IN THE TIDAL SURGE.
SOT WALLACE: "it was scary. it was black outside and i just had to feel my way
aboutetc." POWER LINES ARE DOWN. ELECTRICITY IS OUT ACROSS MOST OF JAMAICA. AUTHORITIES SAY MORE THAN 80 HIGHWAYS ARE BLOCKED BY LANDSLIDES AND FLOODS. AS SOON AS WEATHER CONDITIONS PERMIT, PRIME MINISTER PATTERSON HAS ORDERED A GOVERNEMNT RECONNAISSANCE TEAM TO FLY ACROSS THE ISLAND BY HELICOPTER TO DRAW UP A FULL DEATH AND INJURY TOLL AND DAMAGE ASSESMENT.
SOT PATTERSON: "it's obvious that there's no part of jamaica that has escaped
serious damage." HE'S ALSO ORDERED A DUSK TO DAWN CURFEW IN JAMAICA'S MAIN CITIES AND TOWNS TO PREVENT OUTBREAKS OF LOOTING. WE CAME ACROSS THIS GANG LATE FRIDAY JUST AS HURRICANE IVAN WAS BLOWING IN. THE ALLEGED LOOTERS WERE ARRESTED MINUTES AFFTER ENGAGING POLICE IN A GUNBATTLE. down at oceanside waves driven by incredible winds did the damage. up here in the hills overlooking kingston trees torn out by the hurrricane crushed everything in their path AT LEAST ONE WOMAN IS REPORTED TO HAVE DIED IN THIS POOR NEIGHBORHOOD. OTHERS LIKE CARPENTER CLARENCE FRANCIS AND HIS FAMILY HAVE BEEN LEFT HOMELESS. HE WAS ASLEEEP IN A BACK ROOM WHEN THIS TREE CRASHED THROUGH THE FRONT OF HIS WOOD AND TIN HOME.
SOT FRANCIS: "i ran out with my boy. i'm still in shock from what happened. we
could have died." FOR NOW THE FAMILY IS SHELTERING WITH NEIGHBORS. FRANCIS DOESN'T KNOW WHEN HE'LL HAVE THE MATERIALS OF THE MONEY TO BEGIN REBUILDING. KARL PENHAUL CNN KINGSTON JAMAICA. ))
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Coming up later in the newscast we'll talk to an insurance agent on what you can do to protect your property in the event of a major storm.

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Annual festivals were bittersweet yesterday -- as people remembered the terrorist attacks.
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Thousands packed Salem's Main Street for Olde Salem Days. Many wore patriotic colors and held close to their family members -- as they remembered the nearly *three-thousand* people who lost their lives three-years ago.
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((BILLY NAUERT: JUST THE TERROR THOSE PEOPLE WENT THROUGH AND THE TRAGEDY ALL THEIR RELATIVES ARE HAVING TO FACE, EVEN AFTER THREE, FOUR, FIVE, IT COULD BE TEN YEARS AND YOU'RE STILL GOING TO FEEL THE LOSS.))
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Dan Pelletier (Pelleh- tear) of Lynchburg used the day to garner support for American troops in combat overseas by selling "Support Our Troops" magnets. Some visited Old Virginia Brick Company where girders from the World Trade Center hold an American Flag as a memorial to those who lost their lives. Many say it's important to move on, but say they'll never forget the images they saw three years ago.
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Firefighters killed in the line of duty were remembered and honored last night in Roanoke.
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The Roanoke Firefighters Association hosted an event in front of the *Fallen Firefighters Memorial* at the Transportation Museum. The event was held in honor of firefighters who have died in service to the City of Roanoke, as well as those who died in the September eleventh attacks. Citizens had the chance to place flowers or light candles at the memorial. Six-firefighters have died in the line of duty in Roanoke's department history.
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A local air carrier may be one step closer to filing bankruptcy...
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The Charlotte Observer reports the airline made new proposals to its pilots and flight attendants on Friday, but no talks occurred yesterday. The airline has warned for months of the possibility of bankruptcy and it has been consulting the past few days with advisers. Even if it sought bankruptcy protection, the airline still could fly. A U-S Airways spokesman said no decision has been made.
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Two Russian women took control of Arthur Ashe stadium last night to determine the U-S Open Champion.
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It came down to a battle of serves between Elena Dementieva (De-ment-T-A-va) and Svetlana Kuznetsova (Ku-zit-sova). Dementieva tried to stay calm - despite losing her second grand slam this year. She admits she needs a stronger serve to win a major title. Upon winning, Kuznetsova asked for a moment of silence to remember those killed on September 11th -- and both players wore black ribbons to honor the school children killed last week when rebels took over a school in southern Russia.
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It's controversial, but doctors still prescribe anti-depressants for adolescent teens.

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Coming up later, the government may step in and offer more oversight of big pharmaceutical companies making the drugs.

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Right now, prescription drug makers are NOT required by law to release the results of the clinical studies they perform. As a result, they often hide or keep secret the results of studies that could put a drug in a bad light. But the controversial use of anti-depressants in teenagers may force change on the big companies. [HEALTH REVIEW FS] Christy Feig has more in today's Health Review.

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((KEELEY SCHWINDT WAS DIAGNOSED WITH DEPRESSION AT 15 AFTER SHE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.... ABOUT A YEAR AGO AT 19, SHE TRIED AGAIN
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i felt useless. i felt like i didn't belong here. i felt like, you know, nobody cared. --TRACK-- AFTER THE SECOND ATTEMPT SHE STARTED TAKING HER ANTIDEPRESSANTS REGULARLY... SOME PSYCHIATRISTS SAY ANTIDEPRESSANTS DO WORK IN MANY YOUNG PEOPLE.... BUT ONLY PROZAC IS APPROVED FOR KIDS... YET ONCE A DRUG IS APPROVED FOR ADULTS, DOCTORS CAN ALSO PRESCRIBE THEM FOR CHILDREN... AND THEY DO NOW SEVERAL PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED STUDIES SHOW SOME ANTIDEPRESSANTS THAT WORK IN ADULTS .... MAY NOT WORK OR MAY ACTUALLY DO HARM IN DEPRESSED ADOLESCENTS...
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Are America's kids being prescribed drugs for depression that are no better than sugar pills, yet may nearly double their risk of suicide behavior and thought? --TRACK-- CONGRESS WANTS TO KNOW WHY ALL STUDY RESULTS -- NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE -- AREN'T RELEASED AND IS TAKING THE F-D-A TO TASK FOR KEEPING THEM SECRET.
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Your Agency's cooperation with this subcommittee and this investigation is as poor as it could possibly be, and still be called cooperation. --TRACK-- UNDER MOUNTING PRESSURE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES AND MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS ARE CREATING PROGRAMS TO VOLUNTARILY RELEASE RESULTS --TRACK-- BUT FOR SOME IN CONGRESS, VOLUNTARY ISN'T ENOUGH... THEY WANT IT TO BE MANDATORY IN WASHINGTON, I'M CHRISTY FEIG. ))

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When he's not working behind the scenes here at News-7, you'll find Henry Bryant sharing his love of history by lecturing at schools, doing leather working seminars at living history events, or simply spending time on the trail. We're blazing the trails with him on today's weekend diner.
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[Take ADDRESS BOARD FS] There will be a gathering of historical reenactors near Auburn, WV the last week of September. For directions or more information, you'll find a link to the National Rendevous and Living History Foundation on out website.
If you would like a copy of today's recipe, check out our web site at WDBJ-7-dot com and click on the Weekend Diner Icon. Or - you can send us a self-addressed, stamped envelope to... Weekend Diner Care Of WDBJ7.....P.O. Box 7 Roanoke....Virginia 24022-0007.
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Jeremy Mayfield secured his spot in the race to the championship last night, while V-M-I barely avoids the shut out.

Travis Wells has more on that, and Victory Stadium holding up in the Western Virginia Education Classic.

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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning...Ivan is churning through the Caribbean with winds more than 155 miles per hour- and expected to hit Florida by mid-week.
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And a fierce battle rages in the heart of Iraq's capital city --with more than a dozen killed -- dozens more injured.

We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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Hurricane Ivan has weakened -- but it's still a dangerous category 4 storm. It's slowly pummeling a deadly path through the Caribbean now -- and forecasters still think it will hit Florida by mid-week. Jennifer Miller is in Key Largo with the latest.

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((FILLED WITH RECKLESS DISREGARD FOR ANYTHING IN ITS PATH -- HURRICANE IVAN IS PLOWING THROUGH THE CARIBBEAN. ..... AIMING FOR THE CAYMAN ISLANDS WITH WHIPPING WINDS TOPPING 165 MILES PER HOUR. IVAN'S FURY HAS KILLED MORE THAN FIFTY ACROSS THE CARIBBEAN.

(nats...) .... THE LATEST VICTIMS IN JAMAICA. ... OVERPOWERED BY
IVAN'S INTENSITY -- BUT SPARED A DIRECT HIT -- BY THE STORM'S SLIGHT WOBBLE TO THE WEST.

(pics - Cuba) LOCATOR: GRANMA, CUBA

CUBA IS NEXT ON IVAN'S HIT LIST..... AND RESIDENTS ARE RACING TO BE READY. LAST NIGHT, PRESIDENT FIDEL CASTRO WENT ON NATIONAL TELEVISION, TELLING CUBANS TO BRACE THEMSELVES FOR THE WORST. MORE THAN 170-THOUSAND HAVE FLED INLAND. .....OTHERS WILL RIDE OUT THE HURRICANE IN SHELTERS.

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AND THERE'S STILL WORRY HERE IN THE FLORIDA KEYS. IVAN COULD SKIRT THE
ISLAND CHAIN --- OR UNLEASH ITS DEADLY WRATH.

SOT - BRIAN NORCROSS/METEOROLOGIST "Florida is definitely under the
gun...especially now the west coast, and possibly the lower keys. The east coast of Florida looks safer at this point, unless the hurricane takes another unexpected jog."

(nats...) LOCATOR: KEY LARGO, FL
FORECASTERS EXPECT IVAN TO MAKE LANDFALL 'SOMEWHERE' IN FLORIDA BY MIDWEEK. IF IT DOES... IT WOULD BE THE THIRD HURRICANE TO HIT THE SUNSHINE STATE IN A MONTH.

SOT - KEYS RESIDENT - NO FONT AVAILABLE "We know the storm's supposed
to go north of us, but after Charley cut in - we're not takin' a chance."

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WHATEVER PATH IVAN TAKES -- ONE THING IS CERTAIN -- HE IS MAKING NO FRIENDS. JENNIFER MILLER, CBS NEWS, KEY LARGO, FL.))

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A little bit later in the newscast, we'll have some tips on keeping your home and property protected from damage like that from a hurricane.

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Iraqi officials now say at least 13-people have been killed in a fierce battle between insurgents and U-S forces in the heart of the Iraqi capital.
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Officials say militants launched an intense mortar barrage on the Green Zone in Baghdad. That's where government and U-S offices are located. U-S forces are searching the city for the attackers. The military and the Health Ministry say the Baghdad fighting also wounded 55 others and destroyed a fighting vehicle.
Witnesses say several civilians, including children, were killed.
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A little known piece of Montgomery County's history -- may help future generations better remember the past.
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The county has just produced a video about the history of coal mining in the area. Mining had it's "heyday" in the Eastern portion of the county in the late 1800s. Now, a new video on that history will help build the Coal Miner's Heritage Park along Merrimac road. All profits from the video will help pay for a stage, rest rooms, museum and playground.
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((CHRIS VALLUZZO: THERE WERE A LOT OF CHILDREN LET FATHERLESS, A LOT OF WIVES LEFT HUSBANDLESS FOR THE SAKE OF PUTTING FOOD ON THEIR CHILDREN'S TABLES. I THINK THAT IS JUST VERY STRIKING TO ME THAT PEOPLE WOULD PUT THEIR LIVES ON THE LINE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THEIR FAMILY AND THEIR COMMUNITY AND THAT'S ONE THING I HOPE PEOPLE REALLY TAKE AWAY FROM THIS VIDEO.))
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The video goes on sale in mid-September for 20-bucks. If you're interested in a copy contact the Coal Miner's Heritage Association at 540-951-2321.

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U-S Airways is reportedly considering a bankruptcy filing after a final effort to cut costs of labor agreements collapsed.
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The Charlotte Observer reports the airline made new proposals to its pilots and flight attendants on Friday, but no talks occurred yesterday. The airline has warned for months of the possibility of bankruptcy and it has been consulting with advisors for the past few days. Even if it sought bankruptcy protection, the airline still could fly. A U-S Airways spokesman says no decision has been made.
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Ivan is on his way to the U-S and that could mean major rain for us here in Virginia.
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Coming up after the break find out how to tell if you have enough protection to weather the storm.

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[Interview]

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Flooding has caused millions of dollars in damage in Virginia. The damage left many without a place to stay, or a place to work. There is help from the government IF the President declares a disaster -- which rarely happens.
Most people have a 26 percent chance of being flooded, and insurance is often the best way to stay protected. We're talking with Lesley Owens from State From insurance about the importance of staying covered.

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Virginia Tech takes the win in its first home game of the season, while U-V-A breaks a list of records. Travis Wells explains.

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[Sunday-Shapeup]

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Sometimes stability isn't the best policy when working your core. We're balancing things out
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