WDBJ 7 morning news for 10/17/04

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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning - A man is in custody and ready to be tried for a 1998 Roanoke murder.
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And undocumented immigrants in a stolen truck cause a multiple-car pileup in Arizona leaving six people dead. We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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[Kasey]

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A federal inmate is in the temporary custody of Roanoke prosecutors.
Ricky Lynn Kasey was transferred to the Roanoke jail from a federal prison in Kentucky so he can be tried for killing David Wallace.
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Police say 20 year old Wallace was confronted by someone when he got out of his car during the early morning hours of September 13th 1998.
Police found Wallace lying in the street on the 400 block of Gilmer Avenue in Northwest Roanoke with a gunshot wound to the chest.
He died at the scene, but the suspect got away before police arrived.
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Kasey has been serving time on gun charges since 2002.
He has at least ten-more years on his federal sentence.

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Federal officials say they have not been able to determine the cause of a fraternity house fire that killed three students at the University of Mississippi -- including one from our area.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says the cause of the fire at the Alpha Tau Omega house remains undetermined. 19 year old Howard Stone of Martinsville and two other students died in the fire. A-T-F investigators say they were unable to find evidence of foul play or evidence that electrical appliances near the fire's origin had failed.
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Traffic is back to normal on the Interstate around Baltimore after 11-separate accidents brought traffic to a halt for hours.
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According to reports- eleven separate accidents involving 86 vehicles shut down the highway starting about 4:30 yesterday afternoon. 54-vehicles had to be towed away and its believed 50-some people were injured. Sunlight gleaming off a layer of sleet is blamed for setting off the chain of events which littered I-95 north with an eleven-mile-long trail of wrecked cars and trucks.
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Six-people are dead after a stolen truck filled with undocumented immigrants caused an eleven-car crash in Arizona.
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[SUPER=03-Sierra Vista, AZ]
Police officers believe the truck was going about 90-miles per hour when it hit a center median- smashing into several vehicles at an intersection.
Five-helicopters were sent to the scene- and victims were airlifted to a nearby hospital. Police continue to look for the driver of the pickup who fled the scene after the crash.
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The New York Yankees are going for a clean sweep tonight at Fenway Park.
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[SUPER=03-Boston, MA;]

New York put on a record-setting offensive display in beating Boston 19 to 8 in Game Three of the American League Championship Series.
The 19 runs by the Yankees are a team postseason record as well as a league championship record.
It came against six-ineffective Red Sox pitchers.
The Yankees have scores 32 runs in three games and lead the series 3 - zip.
No team in baseball history has rallied from a 3-0 hole to win a postseason series.
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In National League play, Houston took game-three with a 5 to 2 win over St. Louis in Game Three of the N-L-C-S.
Roger Clemens allowed just four hits in seven strong innings.
Brad Lidge finished things up.
The Cardinals still lead the series 2 to 1.
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Coming up - we're carving up some fun as a Roanoke surgeon and chef see who's better when it comes creating a jack-o-lantern.
[ANCHOR=Brent]
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A Roanoke College professors book is still relative after three editions and more than a decade on the shelves.
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[11Cancer-Book]

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Faith and Medicine -- that's the focus of a book written by both a local doctor and a Roanoke College professor of religion.
The book was actually published 10 years ago.. but the third edition was just recently released.
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Oncologist Bill Fintel says he wrote the book for people just diagnosed with cancer to answer those hard medical and spiritual questions.
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((IN THE PATIENTS MIND THEY DON'T SEPARATE THEIR MIND BODY AND SPIRIT. BUT IN MEDICINE AS WE'RE TAUGHT WE DO KIND OF SEPARATE. SO PATIENTS WILL ASK YOU PUT IT BACK TOGETHER DOC. AND THAT'S WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO WITH THIS BOOK))
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The book is entitled "Cancer" -- a medical and spiritual guide for patients and their families.
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[IN Q=Faith play a part in spritual and emotional healing]
((FAITH PLAYS A PART IN SPIRITUAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALING ALL THE TIME. I THINK IT DOES PAY IN A ROLE IN PHYSICAL HEALING AS WELL. PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO PROVE THAT DOES PRAY WORK.. DOES IT NOT WORK. THAT'S GOING TO BE HARD THING AND PERHAPS SCIENCE IS THE WRONG VEHICLE TO GET AT))
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The latest version of the book is available at most bookstores.

[Health-Review]

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Three basketball coaches are bringing cancer awareness center court.
Carilion shares its flu vaccine with two other hospitals.
And the President of Center in the Square talks about his recent stroke.
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Joy Sutton has those stories in health review.
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Even though he's expected to make a full recovery, Jim Sears says the stroke earlier this month was a wake-up call that he needed to do more to control his blood pressure and cholesterol level.
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((I STAYED IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE I THOUGHT. I EXERCISED. I TRIED TO EAT CORRECTLY. I TOOK THE VITAMINS. BUT THERE ARE SOME THINGS WHICH I DIDN'T DO. ONE IS I DIDN'T ABIDE BY DOCTORS RULING ABOUT HIGHER BLOOD PRESSURE AND HIGHER CHOLESTEROL AND PROBABLY OVERALL STRESS)) [RUNS20]
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His doctor says many patients like Sears don't want to go on medication, but often it's necessary. Sears had high cholesterol, and his blood pressure was borderline prior to the stroke.
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((THE LAST 15 TO 20 YEARS BASED ON NUMEROUS STUDIES THEY HAVE TOLD US THAT WE NEED MORE AGGRESSIVE AT CHOLESTEROL AND BLOOD PRESSURE AND HE'S A GOOD EXAMPLE OF THAT. IF YOU TREAT THESE EARLY ON YOU CAN CERTAINLY LOWER YOUR FOR HEART ATTACKS AND STROKES. CAN'T ELIMINATE IT BUT CAN LOWER IT)) [RUNS21]
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In other news,
Three basketball coaches from VMI, Virginia Tech, and Roanoke College are teaming-up for cancer. They're planning to host a formal gala in May to raise money for the American Cancer Society. This is all part of national initiative called Coaches for Cancer.
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((REAL EXCITEMENT BETWEEN VIRGINIA TECH AND VMI WE'RE PLAYING THEM IN BASKETBALL THIS YEAR.IT'S THE ONE TIME SETH AND I CAN GET TOGETHER AND NOT SQUEEZE EACH... NO HE'S A GREAT GUY AND I'VE KNOWN PAGE FOR A LONG LONG TIME SO WE JUST THOUGHT WITH NUMBERS THERE IS GREATER STRENGTH)) [RUNS17]
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Carilion is sharing it's flu vaccine with Lewis-Gale Medical Center and Smyth County Community Hospital. Those two hospital didn't get any flu shots this year due to the shortage.
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((WE HAVE NOT HAD A BAD FLU SEASON IN SEVERAL YEARS. IF WE DON'T AND WE DON'T HAVE A BAD FLU SEASON I THINK WE ARE WELL POSITIONED TO INOCULATE THOSE WITH THE MOST CRITICAL NEED )) [RUNS19]
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About 8-hundred doses were split between the hospitals. They are not making those flu shots available to the general public.
That's health review, I'm Joy Sutton.))

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Today, you'll find students roaming the streets of Radford. The institution now known as Radford University was actually founded in 1910 as a Teaching school for women. It's now a co-ed school, ofcourse.
On this weeks your hometown report, we find out what Radford was like long before it was a college town.
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[Pumpkin]

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Chefs vs. Surgeons has been a staple of Q99's Pumpkinfest for five years.
This year's event is no different.
Coming up Saturday at the Salem Farmer's Market, you can take a look at all of the different creations designed about 50 local chefs and surgeons - and vote on which one you think is a cut above the rest.
All of the proceeds benefit C.H.I.P, which helps promote health of medically under-served children within the greater Roanoke Valley.
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One of the chefs and surgeons that are participating in the event are joining us here this morning to give us a few pointers.

[SUPER=01-Eric Martinez/Flat Rock Grille Chef;]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Mark Patterson/Pediatrician;]

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[bring board fs] Pumpkinfest is Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Salem Farmer's Market. Admission is free, but there will be a nominal charge for games and activities - with all proceeds going to C.H.I.P.
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[wipe to webaddress fs] You can also find a link with more information about ALL that will be going on at this year's event on our website at wdbj7.com. Just click on "websites in the News".
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In sports, the Cavs still can't grasp a 6 and oh record and the Hokies have an easy homecoming win. Travis Wells has more on those stories plus a look at other college pigskin action.
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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning - Results from Afghanistan's first election are pouring in and the U-S backed favorite has the clear lead
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And a five year old Roanoke murder case is a step closer to be solved. We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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[Afghan-Elections]

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Officials in Afghanistan continue to count ballots more than week after the country's first free election.
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...And, the process is far from over. The head of Afghanistan's electoral board says it could take two-weeks to complete the counting process. Currently interim leader Hamid Karzai is leading the race to become the country's first popularly elected leader. But still- rivals and a senior adviser to the country's electoral commission said it was too early to call the election with less than five percent of the ballots counted so far.
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[Voter-Fraud]

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The presidential election is less than three-weeks away- and things are heating up. Attacks aren't limited to the candidates. Both Democratic and Republican-leaning voter registration groups have accused each other of fraud -and a number of other schemes. Denise Belgrave takes a look.
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(( Accusations of fraud and dirty tricks and it's not even election day yet.
Donetta Davidson: As early as April we had registrations that were sent into us that were questionable.
colorado is one of several states where investigations are underway.
There is also legal action or reviews in states like Ohio, Oregon, Nevada and Florida.
the accusations range from forged signatures to destroyed registrations to challenges to rules governing provisional ballots.
fired up and ready to rumble, democratic and republican activists are taking their challenges straight to court.
a judge in las vegas denied a request to reopen registrations there after one man claimed that voter applications were destroyed by politically motivated workers.
Judge Valerie Adair: The court finds that the interest of the effected individuals do not justifiy overriding the statues enacted by our legislature.
but it's the impact of scores of fraud accusations that many are concerned about since they could play a significant role if the election this year is as close as many are predicting. ))

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Hollins University's latest building project has proved to be an inspiration to students.
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A new ten-million dollar building houses the university's art program and a museum that will showcase world class exhibitions. All of this was made possible largely due to the nearly three-million dollar donation made by the late Eleanor Wilson.

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((WYONA LYNCH NCWHIT:SHE IS AN ALUMNAE FROM THE CLASS OF 1930-- ISNT THAT WONDERFUL. AND SO SHE HAS ALWAYS HELD A SPECIAL PLACE IN HER HEART FOR HOLLINS AND WANTED THEM TO HAVE A MUSEUM AND A VISUAL ARTS CENTER, AND SO THROUGH HER GRACIOUS GIFT IT'S ALL BEEN POSSIBLE.))
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Students are attending classes at the new building and their professors have noticed a difference in their work.
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((WILLIAM WHITE:I COMMENTED TO MY STUDENTS AT THE END OF THE DAY-- YOU GUYS ARE REALLY DOING BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE WHATS GOING ON? WHY DO YOU THINK YOUR DOING BETTER? AND WITHOUT SKIPPING A BEAT THREE OR FOUR OF THEM SAID IN UNISON ITS THIS BUILDING IT'S REALLY CHALLENGING US TO BE THE VERY BEST WE CAN BE.))
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Residents are welcome to visit the museum and see the paintings and sculptures on display.
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Some local students jumped right in to a project to see how clean the area's water really is.
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Friday was *World Water Monitoring Day.* Middle and high school students from around the Roanoke Valley received free water testing kits and took to the streams and creeks of Roanoke. The information collected was on display yesterday at Explore Park.
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((CAROL DAVIT:...A LOT OF REALLY NICE HANDS ON DEMONSTRATIONS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS TO SEE AND LEARN FROM AND THEY ILLUSTRATE THAT POLLUTION DOESN'T COME FROM JUST ONE POINT IT CAN COME FROM MANY MANY DIFFERENT SOURCES AND THEIR ARE THINGS THAT EACH OF US CAN DO TO HELP PROTECT WATER QUALITY RIGHT HERE IN THE ROANOKE VALLEY.))
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[OUT Q=right here in the Roanoke valley.]
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The students involved learned to test for different levels of pollutants that can be found in a contaminated stream -- and the ways those contaminants can invade the area's water supply.
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Europe has seen its first snow of the season.
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Winter arrived in central Europe yesterday.
The mountain resorts in Germany and Switzerland received several centimeters of snow, which proved enough for children to build the winter's first snowmen and families to take out winter clothes.
Some small roads had to be closed in the Swiss Alps.
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Coming up a little later - see who reeled in a win at this year's BASSMasters tournament
[ANCHOR=Brent]
and [TAKE LIVE PIC PS]
Our chef and surgeon are slicing and dicing away. We'll check in on their jack-o-lanterns after the break.
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Earlier we told you about an event that's pitting Chefs vs. Surgeons to see who's better with a knife. [BRENT AND GUESTS] ((Brent Ad lilbs about pumpkins))

[SUPER=01-Eric Martinez/Flat Rock Grille Chef;]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Mark Patterson/Pediatrician;]

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[bring board fs] Pumpkinfest is Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Salem Farmer's Market. Admission is free, but there will be a nominal charge for games and activities - with all proceeds going to C.H.I.P.
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[wipe to webaddress fs] You can also find a link with more information about ALL that will be going on at this year's event on our website at wdbj7.com. Just click on "websites in the News".
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[Roanoke-Fatal]

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One person was killed in an accident in Roanoke County this morning.
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There are few details at this time, but police do say a 19 year old girl was riding in a Ford Explorer in the Summerfield area near 460 when she apparently stuck her head out of the window. It appears she hit her head on another car and was thrown from the vehicle she was riding in.
Her name has not been released.
We'll have more tonight on News 7 at 11.
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In sports, Jimmy Johnson sweeps the season at Charlotte; Houston hangs on to win game three in the NLCS and results from the BASSMASTERS tournament at Smith Mountain Lake. Travis Wells has details.
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[Sunday-Shapeup]

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[WRITER=jen]
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Keeping your rotator cuff in shape can help prevent future injuries. We have some tips
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[take sunday shapeup board fs] in today's Sunday Shapeup.
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((Brent and Susan Ad lib about pumpkins w/ guests))

[SUPER=01-Eric Martinez/Flat Rock Grille Chef;]
[SUPER=01-Dr. Mark Patterson/Pediatrician;]

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[bring board fs] Pumpkinfest is Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Salem Farmer's Market. Admission is free, but there will be a nominal charge for games and activities - with all proceeds going to C.H.I.P.
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[wipe to webaddress fs] You can also find a link with more information about ALL that will be going on at this year's event on our website at wdbj7.com. Just click on "websites in the News".
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