WDBJ 7 news at 11 for 10/08/04

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Coming up on News 7-
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Debate number two finds the President and Senator Kerry armed and on the defensive. We'll hear how they responded to voters questions in a live report. Plus a Roanoke high school loses home field advantage in its homecoming game. And her friends give an extra tall woman special clearance.
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News 7 is next.

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[IN Q=My opponent's plans...]
((PRESIDENT BUSH: MY OPPONENTS PLANS LEAD ME TO CONCLUDE THAT SADDAM HUSSEIN WOULD STILL IN POWER, AND THE WORLD WOULD BE MORE DANGEROUS.)) ((SEN. JOHN KERRY: HE DIDN'T HAVE WMD, MR. PRES. THAT WAS A THE OBJECTIVE.))
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[OUT Q=that was the objective.]
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President Bush and Senator Kerry spar over Iraq in their second debate.
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Good evening. I'm Shannon Young.

[Debate]

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Voters got to ask the questions at tonight's town-hall style face off in St. Louis. One of the first questions posed to Senator John Kerry was about his reputation as being wishy-washy. Kerry responded that it is the President who is to be blamed for "mass deception." The President countered that he is "firm and consistent."
[DOUBLE BOXES=Shannon & Manny /Newspath;]
Manuel Gallegus joins us live from St. Louis with a wrap up of the second to last debate of the presidential campaign.

[LIVE= Manny /FULL Newspath]
[SUPER=01-Manuel Gallegus/CBS News]
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((IN THEIR SECOND NATIONALLY-TELEVISED DEBATE, PRESIDENT BUSH AND SENATOR KERRY SHARED THE SPOTLIGHT WITH VOTERS WHO STILL NEEDED CONVINCING THEY ARE LEANING TOWARD ONE CANDIDATE BUT HOLDING OUT FOR MORE ANSWERS. THEY CAME WITH THEIR OWN QUESTIONS.
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.. ABOUT IRAQ.
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AND TERRORISM.
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THIS AUDIENCE MEMBER WANTED TO HEAR THE PRESCRIPTION FOR HEALTHCARE.
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ONCE AGAIN THE STAKES WERE HIGH AND THAT'S WHERE THE SPIN COMES IN DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ALIKE TRYING TO INFLUENCE ALL OF THE JOURNALISTS HERE. FOR KERRY A GOOD SHOW THIS TIME MEANS CONTINUING HIS MOMENTUM IN THE POLLS FOR PRESIDENT BUSH A BOUNCE BACK AFTER WHAT MANY THOUGHT WAS SUBPAR PERFORMANCE IN THE FIRST DEBATE.
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THE PRESSURE LEAD TO STRONGER ATTACKS.
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THE TWO CANDIDATES WILL MEET ONE MORE TIME -- WEDNESDAY -- FOR THEIR THIRD AND FINAL DEBATE DEVOTED STRICTLY TO THE ECONOMY AND DOMESTIC ISSUES. MANUEL GALLEGUS, CBS NEWS, ST. LOUIS.))
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[Afghan-Election]

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100-thousand soldiers are on alert in Afghanistan, as the country holds its groundbreaking presidential election.

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With millions registered to vote, expectations are high.
Not even the donkeys have escaped - carrying ballot boxes to villages sometimes two weeks walk from the nearest road.
For Afghanis who've embraced the process, the election is their first real chance to have a say in their country's future.
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((FARIMA NAWABI/UNIVERSITY STUDENT; FOR THE FIRST TIME WE ARE VOTING, WE ARE EXPERIENCING ELECTION IN AFGHANISTAN FREELY. THAT MEANS FREEDOM FOR ME. ESPECIALLY FOR ME.))
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[OUT Q=especially for me.]
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[VO-NAT]

There's no guarentee President Hamid Karzai will win an outright majority first time around.
His main challenger, Younis Qanooni, could get enough of the vote to force a run off.
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[PH-Homecoming]

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It was supposed to be a home game but the condition of Victory Stadium prompted a different game plan.
So tonight players and fans from Patrick Henry High School boarded buses and headed east to Lynchburg.
As Justin McLeod discovered many are angry but tried to make the best of it.
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[SUPER=01-Gary Leah/Patrick Henry H. S. Principal; :38]
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((((NAT SOUND OF CHEERLEADERS CHEERING AT 16:23:46))
The fact that Patrick Henry students are in a cheerful mood is pretty amazing when you consider the school had to play its homecoming game away from home.
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[IN Q=I really dont]
((JAMESHA FERRELL/PATRICK HENRY H.S. SOPHOMORE: I REALLY DON'T THINK IT WAS FAIR BUT AT LEAST WE HAD ONE.)) ((KRISTIN CORVIN/PATRICK HENRY H.S. SOPHOMORE: I THINK IT'S STILL THE SAME JUST NOT AT HOME.)) [Runs05]
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It is not at home because Victory Stadium is still a mess from last week's flood.
Many fans wonder what's taking the city so long to clean it up.
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((JUSTIN WEBB/PATRICK HENRY JUNIOR: WHENEVER I GO BY THERE THERE'S NO ONE EVEN WORKING ON IT.)) ((ANITA BRADY/PARENT: I THINK THEY COULD HAVE DONE BETTER, I THINK THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE BETTER.)) [Runs05]
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The school tried to make it a better situation by providing transportation to Lynchburg.
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((GARY LEAH/PATRICK HENRY PRINCIPAL: WE PROVIDED BUSES FOR THEM, FREE TRANSPORTATION. OF COURSE THEY HAD TO PAY TO GET IN BUT WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE THEY HAD AN AVENUE TO GET HERE.)) [Runs06]
[OUT Q=to get here]

Once they got here to city stadium, fans had to adjust.
The schools treated still treated it like it was home game for PH, so the Patriots wore their home jersey's, while the Pioneers had on their visitor's uniform.
But to cut down on the confusion, Heritage fans sat in the home section while PH sat on the visitors side.
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[IN Q=We're just trying]
((KRISTIN CORVIN: WE'RE JUST TRYING TO MAKE THE BEST OF IT. EVEN THOUGH ALL OUR FANS COULDN'T MAKE IT. WE STILL WANT TO MAKE THE BEST OF IT.)) [Runs04]
[OUT Q=best of it]

But is Victory Stadium still the best place to play or would a new stadium make fans happy.
Fans have different opinions.
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[IN Q=I think they]
((DORREL MYERS: I THINK THEY NEED TO MAKE A NEW ONE IT SEEMS LIKE USING THE OLD ONE IS LIKE USING OUR MONEY AND STUFF.)) ((ANITA BRADY: TEAR IT DOWN, ABSOUTELY NOT.)) [Runs06]
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[IN Q=So will PH]
((JUSTIN McLEOD/REPORTING: )) [Runs11]
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[Richmond-Flooding]

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Clean- up continues in Richmond one month after remnants of Tropical Storm Gaston dumped more than a foot of rain on the city.
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Historic Shockoe Bottom was one of the areas hardest hit. Progress has been made, but about a dozen businesses remain boarded up - some condemned.
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[SOT 13:40:05]
[IN Q=They've done a nice]
((ROSA FLEMING: THEY'VE DONE A NICE JOB WITH CLEANING UP THE AREA. YOU JUST NEED MORE ACTIVITIES GOING ON DOWN HERE TO GET THE PEOPLE DOWN HERE TO KNOW THAT IT'S SAFE TO COME BACK.)) ((JENNIFER CLAYTON: I THINK SOME PEOPLE ARE A LITTLE APPREHENSIVE BECAUSE OF THE FLOOD STUFF AND WE'VE HAD THE HEALTH INSPECTOR AND THEY'VE COME TO LOOK AT EVERYTHING.))
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[SUPER=01-Jennifer Clayton/Cafe Gutenberg Manager; :10]
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[OUT Q=to look at everything]
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[VO-NAT]
Cafe Gutenberg is one of the businesses that's re- opened. Owners moved the restaurant and bookstore upstairs into a special events room. City Market officials say they believe several festivals this fall will attract people back to the area.
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[Flu-Shots]

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Long lines are popping up all across the country... not for a sought-after toy or a hot concert ticket.
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[SUPER=03-Vinton]

Rather, people are waiting hours for a flu shot.
At a "flu shot clinic" at the Kroger in Vinton, the line for the shot snaked around the store.
In fact, people began lining up two hours early to get one of the 300-available shots. The vaccine is being limited to those who are at a higher risk for developing complications from the flu. Various Kroger stores will be holding clinics around the region in the next few weeks, and demand is expected to remain high.
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[TAKE WDBJ7.COM FS] For a list of flu shot clinics near you, go to WDBJ7.com and click on "Websites in the News."
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[Tease1]
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Martha Stewart's now an inmate.
When News 7 returns, more on her new home
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[VO-NAT]
and how some are cashing in.
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[Sports-preview]

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((Hey, everybody. Travis Wells here in the News 7 Sports office. Coming up later, we'll pack a punch with week 6 high school football from all over the map. The Hokies are sure to get an eyeful of Chris Barclay Saturday, while the Martinsville Speedway is set for a late model invasion. Plus, Joe Nemechek lays the hammer down in KC. All that and more on the way in sports.))
[Iraq-Hostage]

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The family of British hostage Kenneth Bigley confirms he was beheaded by terrorists in Iraq.
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Bigley was kidnapped along with two Americans last month. The Americans were beheaded a few days later. Bigley's body has yet to be found.
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Prime Minister Blair spoke on national TV today, expressing his "utter revulsion'' for the killers. He said he hoped such ''barbaric'' actions would not dissuade others from trying to rebuild Iraq.

[Martha-Stewart]

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Martha Stewart's new wardrobe includes steel-toed boots.
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[SUPER=03-Alderson, WV;]
The domestic diva reported to West Virginia's Alderson Prison shortly after 6 this morning. She'll serve five months for lying about a stock sale. Prison officials say she's been photographed, fingerprinted and strip searched. During a two-week orientation, Stewart will be given a work assignment, which can pay as little as 12 cents an hour. A prison guards spokesman says Stewart will likely bunk in a cottage with 60 other women who share two showers and two sinks.
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[WIPE WIPE WIPE]

[T-Shirts]

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[WIPE WIPE WIPE]

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And Stewart's craftiness has rubbed off on some of the residents in Alderson. When Stacy Eskins found out that Stewart would be serving time in the Alderson Prison her entrepreneurial spirit took over. Eskins used the American Gothic painting and replaced Stewart with the woman in the original. Eskins hopes Martha will appreciate the idea.
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[IN Q=I would hope that she]
((STACY ESKINS:I WOULD HOPE THAT SHE WOULD LIKE MY ENTREPRENEURIAL IDEA AND THAT I'M A GO GETTER AND TOOK THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SEE IF I CAN MAKE SOME MONEY OFF OF THIS.))
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[OUT Q=can make some money off of this.]
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Eskins will have some competition in the Stewart t-shirt business. A company out of Texas is also cashing in on Stewart's prison time.
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[Tease2]
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The Roanoke Symphony has a new tune planned for tomorrow's polo cup.
We'll show you when News 7 returns.
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[VO-NAT]

Plus friends come to the aid of the world's tallest woman... when she falls short on cash.
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[Commercial]

[War-Worlds]

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Rockbridge County may become the front-line for the War of the Worlds this fall. Paramount and Dreamworks are remaking the sci-fi movie and are looking at sites along the Maury River and in Northern Rockbridge County. Officials say Stephen Spielberg and Tom Cruise have already visited the area and that the studio has begun looking into lodging and storage for props. Tourism officials say it's not a done deal yet, but they're optimistic. Filming for the movie is scheduled to start in November.

[Polo-Cup]

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It's the only match of its kind in the Roanoke Valley. Tomorrow-
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.;]
thousands are expected at Green Hill Park for the 17th annual Polo Cup. Today crews were securing tents- This year, the children's tent has ponied up some extra special treats.
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[SOT 18:02:56]
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((JOE COBB/ROANOKE SYMPHONY MARKETING DIRECTOR: WE'RE GONNA HAVE FACE PAINTING, PONY RIDES, MIN HORSES KIDS CAN HAVE THEIR PICTURES TAKEN WITH. BALLOONS, SNACKS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.))
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[OUT Q=for the whole family.]
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And something else new this year- A pre-match concert by the Tams.
The gates open at ten. The concert starts at noon and the match begins at two.
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[ANCHOR=SHannon 2-Shot]

All proceeds benefit the Roanoke Symphony's youth music education program.

[S-Extra]

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Coming up, Week 6 high school football from Lynchburg to Danville to Vinton, the Hokies are all set to lock up with the Deacs, and Joe Nemechek rules Nascar qualifying for a second straight week, but first our extra point,
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Boston, MA/ESPN; :00]

the Anaheim Angels battled back from a 6-1 deficit in today's ALDS game three in Boston. Vlad Guerrero blasted a grand slam in the 7th to tie the game at 6.
But David Ortiz did Vlad one better. Ortiz launched a two run shot in the tenth giving the Bosox the 8-6 win, and the 3-oh series sweep.
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[S-PH]

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Let's start tonight's high school tour in Lynchburg. Patrick Henry was forced out of Victory Stadium thanks to the flooding two weeks ago, so the Patriots celebrated homecoming this evening at City Stadium against Heritage.
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[SUPER=03-Lynchburg/Patriots vs. Pioneers; :00]

The Patriots played well for a half and led into the third quarter, but the Pioneers Wayne Ford hooks up with Chris Cook.
[SUPER=36-Patrick Henry/23/Heritage/34/;]

Cook does the rest on a 20 yard scoring strike as Heritage came back to win it 34 to 23.
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[S-Cave]

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In Vinton, Cave Spring put its unbeaten mark on the line against Jeff Highfill's William Byrd Terriers.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Vinton/Knights vs. Terriers; :00]

Alex Lemmer carried the mail for the Knights. This 14 scamper up the gut was the only TD of the first half.
[SUPER=36-Cave Spring/17/William Byrd/7/;]

Cave Spring led 10-zip at intermission and improve to 5 and oh with the 17 to 7 win.
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[S-GW]

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Magna Vista looked to avoid an oh and four start tonight, on the road for the third time this season against GW-Danville.
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[SUPER=03-Danville/Warriors vs. Eagles; :00]

The Eagles added to the Warriors misery tonight. Cameron Martin getting things done, finding the endzone to give GW a 16-nothing cushion.
[SUPER=36-Magna Vista/14/G.W. Danville/36/;]

Then just before the half, Martin airs it out to John Gregory who makes the great grab for another touchdown. The Eagles fly high with the 36-14 win.
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[FFE-Scores]

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[GRAPHIC=Friday Football Extra]

That's just a prelude to our Week Six Friday Football Extra Show. Mike Stevens will have highlights from a total of 14 games. Here's an early look at tonight's scoreboard.
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[OUT Q=..last score.]
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[FFE Scores]

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[SUPER=55-Luray/0/Buffalo Gap/10/Northside/9/Blacksburg/3/Giles/63/Grayson Co./13;]

[SUPER=55-John Battle/18/Chilhowie/21/Grundy/33/Graham/6/George Wythe/52/Northwood/14;]

[SUPER=55-Liberty/23/Rustburg/6/Marion/6/Richlands/31/Alleghany/0/Hidden Valley/30;]

[SUPER=55-Gretna/50/William Campbell/30/Narrows/41/Auburn/14/William Fleming/26/Franklin Co./28;]

[SUPER=55-R.E. Lee/42/Stuarts Draft/6/Magna Vista/14/George Washington/36/Rockbridge Co./6/Broadway/26;]

[SUPER=55-P.H. Glade Spring/28/Holston/7/Prince Edward/37/Chatham/13/Brookville/14/Jefferson Forest/18;]

[SUPER=55-Heritage/34/Patrick Henry/23/Virginia/12/Tazewell/14/Martinsburg, WV/37/Bassett/19;]

[SUPER=55-Lebanon/35/Rural Retreat/6/Halifax Co./55/Bluestone/0/Staunton River/0/Amherst Co./47;]

[SUPER=55-Parry McCluer/7/Radford/17/Abingdon/28/Carroll Co./39/Martinsville/20/Tunstall/6;]

[SUPER=55-Montcalm, WV/14/Craig Co./41/Cave Spring/17/William Byrd/7/Glenvar/21/Lord Botetourt/28;]

[SUPER=55-Riverheads/49/Wilson Memorial/18/Bland Co./54/Pocahontas/16;]

[S-Tech]

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The Virginia Tech Hokies are five point favorites on the road at Wake Forest tomorrow.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=04-ACC; :00]
The Deacs have had some tough luck this season losing two conference games in overtime. The Hokies must find a way to slow down Wake running back Chris Barclay - who has more career rushing yards than any other active back in the ACC.
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[IN Q=IT'S GONNA TAKE...]
[SUPER=01-Vinnie Fuller/ACC Player of the Week; :00]
[SUPER=01-Chris Barclay/2331 Career Rushing Yards;:15]
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[OUT Q=...THINK GOOD THINGS WILL HAPPEN."]
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[go to APRISA 12001] About 15 hundred tickets are still available for the game at Wake. If you can't make it - you can watch it right here on WDBJ-7 at Noon.
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[S-UVA]

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It will be an enjoyable weekend for the Virginia Cavaliers who are now 5 and oh after last night's win 30-10 over Clemson. Alvin Pearman had plenty to do with the victory, replacing Wali Lundy in the third quarter, rushing for 104 yards and 2 fourth quarter scores.
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[SUPER=01-Al Groh/UVA Now 5 and 0; :00]
[SUPER=01-Alvin Pearman/104 Yards Rushing & 2 TD's; :20]
[SUPER=01-Marques Hagans/225 Yards Passing, TD; :35]
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[OUT Q=people to step up."]
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[S-Qualify]

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Front row Joe Nemechek went four years without winning a pole. Now Nemechek has two in a row.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Kansas City, KS/SPEED; :00]

The 8th pole of his career came courtesy of a hot lap at 180.156 miles an hour. Four of the ten contenders for the Nextel Cup start in the top ten. Here's your complete starting lineup for Sunday's race.
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[SUPER=0107-6. Greg Biffle//7. Ryan Newman//8. Dale Earnhardt, Jr.//9. Dale Jarrett//10. Jamie McMurray//;]
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[SUPER=0107-11. Elliott Sadler//12. Ricky Rudd//13. Brendan Gaughan//14. Scott Riggs//15. Matt Kenseth//;]
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[SUPER=0107-16. Carl Edwards//17. Jeff Burton//18. Mark Martin//19. Terry Labonte//20. Todd Bodine//;]
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[SUPER=0107-21. Casey Mears//22. Kurt Busch//23. Robby Gordon//24. Tony Stewart//25. Brian Vickers//;]
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[SUPER=0107-26. Michael Waltrip//27. Jeff Green//28. Sterling Marlin//29. Kevin Harvick//30. Jeff Gordon//;]
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[SUPER=0107-31. Bobby Hamilton, Jr.//32. Ken Schrader//33. Jimmy Spencer//34. Kyle Busch//35. Ward Burton//;]
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[SUPER=0107-36. Rusty Wallace//37. Scott Wimmer//38. Shane Hmiel//39. Kyle Petty/Prov/40. Larry Gunselman/Prov/;]
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[SUPER=0107-41. Hermie Sadler/Prov/42. Kirk Shelmerdine/Prov/43. Stanton Barrett/Prov/;]
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[S-Baileys]

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[GRAPHIC=Baileys 300]
[ENG#=3]

It will be a busy two days of late model stock car racing at the Martinsville Speedway this weekend.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Martinsville; :00]

Tomorrow afternoon, more than 100 cars are set to try to qualify for the Baileys 300.
The top 20 will be set based on time, and the next 20 positions will be determined in four 25 lap heat races Sunday.
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[SOT]
[IN Q=]
[SUPER=01-Chad Harris/Third in Motor Mile Points; :06]
[RUNS=:16]
[OUT Q=everybody wants to do it."]
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[3-Shot Toss]

[Tallest-Woman]

[ANCHOR=Shannon]
[NEWSCAST=11pm]
[WRITER=jbu]
[TAPE#=]
[GRAPHIC=None]
[ENG#=1]

The world's tallest woman was surprised with her new Extra Tall van.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Shelbyville, IN]
Sandy Allen's 7-foot 7 frame has trouble fitting into any vehicle. After her old ride was stolen in August, the nursing home staff that takes care of Allen has been raising money to buy her a handicapped accessible vehicle. Thursay, they surprised her with her new van.
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[SOT 43 sec. into video]
[IN Q=We're gonna have painted]
((SANDY ALLEN:WE'RE GONNA HAVE PAINTED ON THE BACK OF IT 'SANDY ALLEN, WORLD'S TALLEST WOMAN, SHELBYVILLE, INDIANA.' AND THEN ON THE SIDES, I'M GONNA WRITE: 'THANK YOU AMERICA, FOR MY DREAM MACHINE.))
[SUPER=01-Sandy Allen/World's Tallest Woman]
[RUNS=:10]
[OUT Q=for my dream machine.]
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[VO-NAT]
The van has a rear wheelchair loader and an extra-high ceiling that allows Allen to sit up straight, something she's never been able to do before. Allen was thrilled to receive the gift and hopes one day she will be able to get out of her wheelchair and drive the van on her own.
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[Bike-Jump]

[ANCHOR=Shan]
[NEWSCAST=11]
[WRITER=khu]
[TAPE#=04-34 TC1:06:23]
[GRAPHIC=None]
[ENG#=2]
Three Roanoke-area teenagers with a yen for motocross have developed a ramp for the sport.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Salem]
The device allows bikers to take the sport on the road, off the road, just about anywhere. They believe they've got a jump on the competition and hope to patent the device, even mass-produce it. The ramp was inspired by a program of the U-S Army called e-Cyber Mission, an on-line science fair. Wolfgang Chenault, Justin Boitnott and Elijah Ammen were each awarded 65-hundred dollars worth of Savings Bonds apiece for their invention. (------------)