WDBJ 7 morning news for 01/16/05

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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning - Two Roanoke residents have done what they can to assist tsunami victims from home- now they're off to Sri Lanka to help out firsthand.
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Plus, Charles Graner receives a ten year prison sentence for abuse at Abu Ghraib prison- he says he has no regrets. We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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Tsunami relief has poured in from all over the world to help the victims of the disaster. A couple that has headed up relief efforts in Roanoke left yesterday to begin their hands on work in Sri Lanka. Jeremy Butterfield caught up with the two at the airport and tells us what they hope to do while overseas.
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(( Sam and Kathy Samarasinghe caught their plane Saturday afternoon to begin the first leg of their trip to Sri Lanka.

He's a doctor, she's a nurse. The two feel they have done what they can from Roanoke and are now ready to help overseas. They've wanted to take the trip to his native country for months-- but after the tsunami disaster, the trip's purpose took on a new meaning.
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((DR. SAM:THIS WAS A TRIP THAT I PLANNED TO TAKE BEFORE THE DISASTER HAPPENED AND THAT WAS FOR A VACATION. AS YOU CAN SEE THAT HAS TURNED INTO A DIFFERENT SCENARIO NOW.))
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The Samarasinghes pushed back their trip by a couple of weeks to gather relief here at home, but now they believe they are ready to work hands on with the Sri Lankan people.
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((KATHY SAMARASINGHE:WE CAN OFFER A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE IN THAT WE KNOW OUR WAY AROUND AND HE CAN SPEAK THE LANGUAGE BETTER THAN A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE, AID WORKERS, THAT ARE THERE. SO THAT WILL HELP.))
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The tsunami left more than 150 thousand people dead and even more homeless. The doctor's contacts in Sri Lanka asked him to bring some antibiotics and other medical supplies with him to fight diseases that are common after a this kind of disaster.
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((DR. SAM:ON THE GROUND WE HAVE TO WATCH OUT FOR ANY DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, ANY OTHER PROBLEM WITH TYPHOID MALARIA, THESE TYPES OF THINGS. BECAUSE THERE IS A BIT OF OVER CROWDING IN THESE CAMPS.))
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The Samarasinghes are focusing their efforts in Sre Lanka towards the medical needs of the people, however they say if they are needed for anything else they are ready and willing to do whatever they can. Jeremy Butterfield, News 7, Roanoke.))

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The entertainment world is also pitching in to help with tsunami relief.
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Musicians from Madonna to Nelly to Brian Wilson performed in Los Angeles last night during a hastily arranged TV benefit concert . Actors like Morgan Freeman, Halle Berry, Clint Eastwood, and Meg Ryan urged viewers to call 1800-HELPNOW to make donations. Celebrities from Cindy Crawford to George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Leonardo DeCaprio worked the phones to receive donations, all of which go to the American Red Cross International Response Fund.
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A box truck broke out in flames near a health clinic last night.
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The driver told us he has no idea how the fire started. Theh truck was parked at the Parkway Physicians office along Route 460 between Bonsack and Blue Ridge in Botetourt County. There was nothing flammable inside... we're told it was carrying only floor tiles. No one was hurt.
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The clinic was not damaged. [Graner]

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The first person to be court martialed in connection with prisoner abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison is *not* saying he's sorry. Specialist Charles Graner was sentenced yesterday to ten years in prison. Susan Candiotti reports.
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((Now a convicted criminal, former MP Charles Graner was the one being treated as a prisoner. He was led out away in handcuffs and leg irons...but still unwilling to say he was sorry -- inside the courtroom or outside. "I was a soldier. If I did anything wrong, here I am. Susan: 'Any regrets?' G: No..." In his sentencing hearing, Graner finally took the witness stand for almost three hours -- but not under oath, to avoid any cross-examination. He said military intelligence -- M-I -- set the tone for what to do inside Abu Ghraib prison -- Adding...a superior told him: "If MI ASKED YOU TO DO THIS, THEY'RE IN CHARGE, DO IT." Graner gave no explanation for these photos -- the naked human pyramid -- the detainee on a dog leash -- this act of sexual humiliation. When his lawyer asked, why he was smiling in so many photos. Graner told jurors: "There were a lot of things that we did that were so screwed up. If you didn't look at it as funny, you couldn't deal with it." At the end, he said: "I didn't enjoy it. A lot of it was wrong. A lot of it was criminal." Graner stood at attention as the sentence was read: After the jury left, Graner chuckled nervously and said, "that's what makes the world go round." When it was over, Graner's parents angrily said their son was made a scapegoat. "They weren't interested in the truth. My son was convicted the day President Bush went on television and said the seven bad apples disgraced the country." ))

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That was Susan Candiotti reporting.

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In sports, the Atlanta Falcons are going to the N-F-C title game.
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The Falcons ran away from the St. Louis Rams yesterday 47-17.
Michael Vick ran for 119 yards and completed 12 of 16 passes for 82 yards and two touchdown passes.
The Falcons will meet the winner of today's Philadelphia- Minnesota game.

Atlanta is the third straight champion of the N-F-C South to reach the N-F-C title game.
Tampa Bay won the Super Bowl two years ago and Carolina went on to win it last season.
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In the A-F-C, Pittsburgh eliminated New York in overtime.
The Jets missed two field goals in the final two minutes of regulation to give the Steelers another life in overtime.
Pittsburgh advances to next Sunday's A-F-C championship.
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They play the winner of today's New England- Indianapolis game.
You can catch that game right here on your Hometown Station beginning at 4:30.
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Coming up - A Hollins University professor has another date with Sundance.
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and we have a recipe that'll warm you up for the colder days ahead.
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A Hollins University filmmaker is headed back to the Sundance Film Festival to show off his latest work.
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Jake Mahaffy is an assistant professor at Hollins. He says this year's film, entitled "Gravity", is a dark comedy.
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The film ends with the man scratching his nose and revealing that he is still alive. Mahaffy says the three-minute film is a lot simpler than his last one -- which was also shown at the Utah festival. That film was shot on a *hand-cranked camera* and took five years to complete. Mahaffy says he isn't looking to win any awards at the festival. He just enjoys making films.
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A day of pampering brought many women out to the Roanoke Civic Center this weekend for Women's Expo.
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The expo provided information and demonstrations designed to improve a woman's everyday life. Companies offering hair and makeup classes, teeth whitening and massages were all there.
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((LARRY DOWDY:THIS IS A DAY FOR THE WOMEN TO PAMPER THEMSELVES. A DAY FILLED WITH DEMONSTRATIONS. IT'S LIKE BEING IN A SHOPPING MALL AND IT'S ALL UNDER ONE ROOF.))
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Expo visitors could learn more about mammograms, varicose veins, and other women's health concerns.
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The opening of a methadone clinic in Roanoke will most likely offer treatment for more than just those addicted to heroin.
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Joy Sutton has that story and more in health review.
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For years methadone has been used to treat heroin addiction --but it's also used for those who abused prescription pain killers. Addictionoligst Conrad Daum says this appears to be the bigger problem in Southwest Virginia.
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((OF COURSE SW VIRGINIA HAS HAD A SEVERE NARCOTIC PROBLEM FOR YEARS ONE OF THE WORST IN THE COUNTRY. ARE WE GOING TO SEE MORE METHADONE CLINICS, I WOULD EXPECT SO I THINK THERE IS DEMAND THERE FOR THE SERVICE))
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Dr. Daum says methadone treatment isn't 100-percent effective. But he says most people can't kick a narcotic addiction without some type of replacement therapy.
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In other news -- the devastation many tsunami victims are facing is psychological. Virginia Tech Professor Russel Jones is most concerned about the children. He specializes in childhood trauma.
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He says if the victims don't get the help they need it could lead to depression, post traumatic stress disorder, and anxiety. Jones say social support is key.
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And finally health news,
The Roanoke Health Department has some health concerns of its own. The problem is it's ailing building constructed in the 1950's. Health officials say the desperately need a new home.
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The city owns this building --and has agreed to foot half the bill to move the Roanoke to a new location on Williamson Road.
But it's been waiting for the state do it's part.
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((WE HAVE 20-THOUSAND PROCEDURES A YEAR GOING ON IN THAT TERRIBLE BUILDING AND THAT'S WHAT CERTAIN PEOPLE IN ROANOKE THINK HEALTH IS AND IT'S NOT AND IT'S NOT RIGHT 00 I FIND ALL US COUNCIL ARE VERY DISAPPOINTED STATE IS NOT WILLING TO COME UP WITH IS REALLY A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY TO HELP US ))
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Local legislators have put in for an amendment to governors budget. The state needs to put in about 188-thousand dollars for two years -- to make it possible for the health department to move at this point.
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We've had many requests this week for a quick HOT meal to fix now that the weather is cooler. Well, we went back in the weekend diner archives and found Brenda Byrd's Quick Italian Spaghetti and Celery seed bread.
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If you would like a copy of today's recipe, check out our web site at WDBJ-7-dot com and click on the recips section.
Or - you can send us a self-addressed, stamped envelope to... Weekend Diner Care Of WDBJ7.....P.O. Box 7 Roanoke....Virginia 24022-0007. We can also automatically email you the recipes when the site is updated. Just sign up at WDBJ7.com.
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In sports, Virginia Tech slid past Clemson for its first ACC win, Wake put the brakes on Carolina's winning streak and Virginia is looking for a win. Travis Well has more.
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Coming up on News 7 Sunday Morning- A Roanoke couple takes off for Sri Lanka to provide relief and work hands-on with the victims
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And dozens of whales are beached on the Outer Banks- Now Virginia is doing what it can to help. We will have more on those stories in just a few minutes.
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A Roanoke couple that led tsunami relief effors in the Star City left for Sri Lanka yesterday.
Jeremy Butterfield caught up with them at the airport and tells us what they hope to accomplish overseas.
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(( Sam and Kathy Samarasinghe caught their plane Saturday afternoon to begin the first leg of their trip to Sri Lanka.

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A sixth sense may have helped the wildlife in a Sri Lankan Park survive last month's tsunami-
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That's what some scientists think anyway. They say it was extra sharp hearing and a sophisticated knowledge of their territory that saved them. Students at the park noticed that the behavior of birds and their cries suddenly changed before the waves hit. Park rangers say two-hundred elephants abruptly began running inland around the same time. One of th park's animal behaviorists said the animals were using a system of communication at a frequency far below the range of human hearing- one which can travel across vast distances.
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Virginia's helping to rescue whales that have beached themselves on the Outer Banks.
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Of the dozens of pilot whales, at least 17 have died. A spokeswoman for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says, although it's common for them to strand themselves, it's not clear why. She did say it's unusual to see such a large group in North Carolina. The Coast Guard is working with scientists from N-O-A-A, The National Park Service, Virginia and North Carolina to rescue any whales that might be likely to survive.
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Coming up after the break, the president of the local S-C-L-C will join us to talk about tomorrow's "March for Justice"
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the number one high school basketball team hoops it up in Rocky Mount. We'll check out the Member One Time Technologies Classic in sports.
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The Roanoke chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is planning a "March for Justice" tomorrow in honor of the late Doctor Martin Luther King Junior.
The chapter's president, Perneller Chubb-Wilson is here to tell us more about what you can expect at the march and meeting.
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[take info board fs] The march starts at 5pm followed by a service at the Saint Paul United Methodist Church on Gilmer Avenue at 6pm.
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In sports, highlights from the Member One Classic in Franklin County, and Pittsburgh and Atlanta advance to title games. Travis Wells has details.
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Losing weight and getting fit are two of the top New Year's resolutions made in America. Many lose focus within weeks if not days after the first of the year. But we have ways to help you stay on track
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