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Up next on News 7--

We'll have more details on a suspicious Giles County house fire.
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And, a man convicted of shooting and killing his landlord in Roanoke County receives a lighter sentence.
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A few scattered showers will continue through the afternoon as temperatures climb into the upper 50s and some 60s. What will the rest of the weekend bring. I'll let you know in your forecast.
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Stay with us. News 7 at noon, starts right now.
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Giles County is releasing more information about an arson and two missing people. Investigators are trying to find 44 year old Susan Jean Daniels and 40 year old Niklan Matt Jones.
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[TAKE ARSON MAP FS] Daniels home near Newport was found burning yesterday morning. Police suspect arson. Jones, who is believed to be Daniels boyfriend, is from the Shadow Lake area of Blacksburg. They were both last seen SEPARATELY on Wednesday. Police say there are signs of a struggle at the burnt home and the cars of both missing people are there. Officials also say a note was found in Daniels car that suggests troubles.
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Authorities also have reason to believe Jones may have been headed to Colombus Georgia to the *School of America's Protest*. Investigators are concerned for the safety of both Daniels and Jones and
[SUPER=16-(540) 921-0035/Giles Co. Investigator;]

are asking for anyone who may have seen the couple to call (540) 921-0035.

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The judge in the Roanoke County landlord murder case has knocked five years off the killer's sentence.
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Mohammed Majeed was sentenced once already- -back in August. But his attorneys convinced the court to reconsider the penalty. Majeed himself got to testify again- -dis-avowing comments he made at the earlier hearing that suggested *he* was the victim in this case.
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Majeed said he took full responsibility for killing Chris Hanes over a 575-dollar security deposit. While the judge did reduce the sentence, he made a special condition once Majeed has done his time.
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((YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO COME WITHIN 100 MILES OF WHEREVER THE HANES CHILDREN MAY BE IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. IF YOU ARE IN A LOCATION AND THOSE CHILDREN COME TO THAT LOCATION, YOU WILL HAVE TO MOVE.))
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The total sentence went from 38 years to 33 years in the penitentiary. Majeed will be 57 by the time he gets out. The oldest of the Hanes children will be 39.
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President Bush is winging his way to Chile for the annual Asia- Pacific economic summit.
On the agenda-- world trade.
But key issues also include terrorism and North Korea.
Aleen Sirgany reports.
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Iraqi and U- S officials say 15 militants have been killed, and 10- others captured in Mosul.
Three suspected militants are also in custody after an overnight raid at a hospital in the northern part of the city.
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Meanwhile, in Baghdad today, a suicide car bomber rammed into an Iraqi police patrol, leaving one officer dead.
Authorities say the blast also injured 10 others.
Several loud explosions have been heard today throughout central Baghdad.
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Diplomats say Iran is producing significant quantities of a gas used to make nuclear weapons.
They say Iran is using the final few days before it gives up uranium- enrichment activities, to produce the gas.
Last week, in a deal worked out with Britain, France, Germany and the European Union, Iran agreed to suspend uranium enrichment.
The deal takes effect Monday.


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Virginia Tech easily won its football game against Maryland last night, but the death of his mother yesterday made it a very tough night for coach Frank Beamer.
As Justin McLeod tells us, the game saw plenty of sympathy, excitement and generosity.
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[SUPER=01-Debbie Vlahos/Virginia Tech Fan; :18 (QUICK)]
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((((NAT SOUND OF THE GROUP SPELLING AT HOKIES AT 4:26))
It's always a party like atmosphere at a Virginia Tech home football game. ((QUICK NAT SOUND OF CHEERING))
But it's even better when it takes place when the sun goes down. (WIDE SHOT OF STADIUM AT BEGINNING OF TAPE)[SOT 5:0

3; 9:38]
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((GREG HUFFMAN/VIRGINIA TECH FAN: NORMALLY WE ARE PLAYING THIS 12 O'CLOCK GAMES THIS YEAR, NIGHT TIME IN LANE STADIUM IS REAL.)) ((DEBBIE VLAHOS/VIRGINIA TECH FAN: THE SOUND OF THE CROWD, THE ENTHUSIASM, IS SUPER.)) [Runs08]
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It's also super when you can go for free.
About forty fans won a contest sponsored by WDBJ. The station provided the ride, the food, and the tickets.
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((JESSICA WATSON/CONTEST WINNER: WITHOUT WINNING I WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN ABLE TO MAKE IT TO THE GAME BECAUSE TICKETS WERE IMPOSSIBLE TO GET.)) [Runs04]
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It's also impossible for some fans to believe Virginia Tech is in first place in the ACC.
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((GUS VLAHOS/VIRGINIA TECH FAN: NO ONE HAD ANY ASPIRATIONS THAT THEY COULD DO AS WELL AS THEY DID AND I THINK THEY'VE TAKEN IT TO WHERE THEY NEED TO GO.)) [Runs06]
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Many hope it leads to an ACC title.
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((TONDA FUGATE/VIRGINIA TECH FAN: RIGHT NOW WE CONTROL OUR OWN DESTINY AND HOPEFULLY WE CAN PULL IT OFF IN THE END.))

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((JUSTIN McLEOD/REPORTING: THERE WAS ANOTHER WINNER AT THIS GAME AND IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH FOOTBALL, EVERY YEAR THE MARCHING VIRGINIANS HOLD A CAN DRIVE AT ONE OF THE GAMES. IT'S CALLED THE HOKIES FOR THE HUNGRY PROGRAM.)) [Runs10]
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((QUICK NAT SOUND OF PICKUP TRUCKS DRIVING BY ON TAPE 2))
The goal was to collect more than sixty five thousand cans of food, one can from every fan.
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((LINDA GROSS/MARCHING VIRGINIANS: THEY THOUGH IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO COLLECT FOR A LOCAL NEEDY ORGANIZATION AND THEY PICKED THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHRISTMAS STORE.)) [Runs06]
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Fans were obviously generous. They were also very sympathetic after hearing the news Frank Beamer's mother passed away Thursday morning.
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((BILLY HITE/VT ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: THE LAST THING SHE SAID TO HIM I WANT YOU TO COACH THAT GAME AND YOU TELL THE BOYS THAT SHE WANTS THEM TO WIN THOSE GAMES.)) [Runs07]
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She got her wish. Virginia Tech won the game.
Justin McLeod, News 7, Blacksburg. ))
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Still to come on the newscast, at least one lawmaker says the state has some unfinished business to take care of when it comes to the budget.
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Also in medical news, we'll see how an experimental treatment is helping lung cancer patients who might not have survived otherwise.
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The Chairman of Virginia's Senate Finance Committee wants to use the upcoming General Assembly session to take care of "unfinished business."
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Senator John Chichester told his colleagues, gathered for a retreat in Charlottesville, that the committee needs to "tidy up its affairs." He says programs approved last year, but not funded need to be top priority. The committee also heard from an economist who says Virginia must increase its productivity to compete in the global market. That's why Senator Roscoe Reynolds says he supports more funding for education.
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The committee also heard about options to improve transportation. Senator Chichester says transportation will eventually have to be taken off of "life support" and that he hopes progress can be made this year.
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Lung cancer is one of the deadliest forms of the disease.
Once it takes hold, many traditional treatments just can't stop it.
But new experimental drugs are showing promise in treating terminal patients, including one that actually infects cancer cells with the common cold.
Doctor Sean Kenniff explains.
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SMOKING IS THE NUMBER ONE CAUSE OF LUNG CANCER..... A DISEASE THAT KILLS MORE PEOPLE EACH YEAR THAN BREAST, COLON, AND PROSTATE CANCER COMBINED. AND SOME FEAR THE TREATMENT MORE THAN THE DIAGNOSIS.

(SOT-Dr. Mark Block/Memorial Cancer Institute)

"Historically we treated cancer with surgery, cutting it out. Radiation therapy--frying it with Xrays, or chemotherapy--basically poisonous drugs."
BUT NOW THERE IS HOPE ON THE HORIZON FOR LUNG CANCER PATIENTS THANKS TO AN EXPERIMENTAL DRUG CALLED ADVEXIN.

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"What's great about this is that it really combines very non-toxic therapies."
ADVEXIN FIGHTS CANCER CELLS BY GETTING THEM SICK WITH THE COMMON COLD.
(gfx)IN MANY PATIENTS--A CANCER FIGHTING GENE, CALLED P-53,

MALFUNCTIONS..... ALLOWING THE DISEASE TO SPREAD. ADVEXIN FIRST INFECTS THE CELLS WITH THE COLD CAUSING THEM TO LOSE STRENGTH. THAT ALLOWS THE DEFECTIVE P-53 GENE TO BE REPLACED WITH A NEW ONE.... AND THE CELLS REVERT BACK TO NORMAL.

(SOT-Dr. Mark Lewis/Memorial Cancer Institute)

"This in effect renders cancer more of a chronic disease. You don't cure the cancer, but the patient can live with it, and not die from it."

(STANDUP: Dr. Sean Kenniff/CBS NEWS)

But Advexin isn't the only promising lung cancer drug on the horizon. Here at the Sylvester Cancer Center in Miami, they're using an experimental lung cancer vaccine."
DURING THE EXPERIMENTAL VACCINE PROCEDURE, LUNG CANCER CELLS GROWN IN A LAB, ARE INJECTED UNDER THE SKIN. THAT TRIGGERS AND TRAINS THE IMMUNE SYSTEM TO ATTACK THE CANCER. IN SOME CASES, LIKE THIS ONE--THE LUNG CANCER DISAPPEARED. THE VACCINE WAS TRIED ON 17 TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS, AND IT SAVED SOME OF THEIR LIVES. :18

(SOT- Dr. Luis Raez/Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center)

"We were happy to find that in six of them, the tumors stopped growing."
BOTH ADVEXIN AND THE VACCINE ARE EXPERIMENTAL.... SO MORE TESTING IS NEEDED, BUT BOTH COULD BE AVAILABLE IN A FEW YEARS.... GIVING HOPE THAT ONE DAY LUNG CANCER CAN BE KILLED.... INSTEAD OF BEING THE KILLER. DOCTOR SEAN KENNIFF, CBS NEWS.
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Christmas with the Cranks is Tim Allen's newest holiday movie.
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It's based on a book written by an unlikely author. Coming up after the break we'll take a look at who wrote it, and how the lead actress kept from breaking out in stitches.
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At least once or twice, you may have entertained the notion of just skipping Christmas.
That's exactly what one family does in the new film, "Christmas with the Kranks."
And believe it or not, the holiday comedy is based on a book by none other than John Grisham.
Kelly Cobiella brings us a sneak peak.
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HOLD THE TINSEL AND THE TREE! THIS YEAR, LUTHER AND NORA KRANK ARE BUCKING HOLIDAY TRADITION....

(nats from movie: "We skip Christmas. We skip Christmas????!!!)


...CASHING IN THEIR CHRISTMAS FOR A CARRIBEAN CRUISE. BUT THEY QUICKLY LEARN THAT SKIPPING CHRISTMAS ON THEIR HOLIDAY-CRAZED CHICAGO BLOCK... IS NO EASY FEAT.
natsnd: "Nora Krank....we're here for Frosty."

sot: Aykroyd-"I honestly sympathize with the Krank character because who

hasn't wanted to slag Christmas or say we're gonna skip it this year?"
THE KRANKS CAN ONLY SKIP IT FOR SO LONG. A CHRISTMAS EVE SURPRISE FORCES THEM TO CHANGE THEIR PLANS.

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TIM ALLEN AND JAMIE LEE CURTIS PLAY THE EMPTY NESTERS... A FUNNY MOVIE MARRIAGE, MADE FUNNIER BY ALLEN'S ANTICS AS A MIDDLE-AGED GRINCH...
natsnd: "It's Botox....(choking scene)."

sot: Allen: "It was fun finding that..for a comedian, that's the most

fun thing I can do is get a scene that has so much meat to it."
FUN FOR ALLEN, MAYBE. BUT PAINFUL FOR HIS ON-SCREEN WIFE... WHO RESORTED TO TORTURE TO KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE.

sot: Curtis "I pinched thumbtacks and wooden toothpicks between my

fingers which is my way.. my little secret."
NO SECRETS WHEN IT COMES TO THE STARS' PLANS FOR THE HOLIDAYS...

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Curtis: I put up some nut crackers I got at Rite Aid....an occasional wreath on the front door... Allen: It looks like Martha Stewart exploded at my house. Aykroyd: I'm a Christmas slagger right until the last second.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE KRANKS WILL MAKE THE WORST OF THE HOLIDAY PROCRASTINATORS FEEL PREPARED! AND IT'S ALL WRAPPED UP IN A HAPPY... IF SLIGHTLY SAPPY ENDING. KELLY COBIELLA, CBS NEWS, NEW YORK. ))
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On Wall Street at Noon, the DOW was DOWN 100 points. The NASDAQ has lost 25.

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Coming up following Sports, the "Puffy Shirt" -- a piece of popular culture from Sienfeld -- makes its debut at the Smithsonian.
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Plus we'll have the highlights from Virginia Tech's dominanting win over Maryland.
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Virginia Tech made quick work of Maryland last night in a game that was fueled by much more than the Hokies desire to stay in first place in the ACC. Here's the sports team with the full recap.
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He didn't want to wear it, but now Jerry Seinfeld's infamous "puffy shirt" is a historic relic.
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Yesterday, it was inducted into the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.
Seinfeld wore the shirt during an episode of the hit series.
The induction solidifies "Seinfeld" as a part of America's heritage.

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((JEFFY SEINFELD/ACTOR-COMEDIAN: AS A PROP, IT WAS PROBABLY THE MOST MEMORABLE, THE MOST IDENTIFIABLE WITH THE SHOW. MAYBE THE JUNIOR MINT OR THE GOLF BALL THAT KRAMER HIT INTO THE WHALE. BUT THOSE AREN'T AS GOOD LOOKING OR AS MUCH FUN TO SEE FOR THE PUBLIC, AS THE PUFFY SHIRT.))
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The museum will also receive an original script from "The Puffy Shirt" episode.
The shirt itself will go on public view November 24th in the museum's "Icons of Popular Culture" display.
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