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Next on News 7-
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The devastaton is widespread in Florida- after tornadoes touch down overnight-
Cloning much closer to home- a cloned calf is born at at Virginia Tech.
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Another wet weather system pulls away but will dust the mountains with snow

tonight and will cause strong northwest winds. Details just ahead.Video-Open


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Deadly tornadoes rip through Central Florida.
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Good Evening. I'm Jean Jadhon.
It is the deadliest day of tornados in Florida's history- At least 38 people are dead- and dozens more are missing-
The twisters hit in the middle of the night- not far from Disney World.
Drew Levinson is in Florida with the latest.
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((They hit at perhaps the most "susceptible" of times...in the dead of night-- while most of central florida slept. ...tornadoes... created by the mother of all weather phenomena... el nino... with winds of more 2-hundred miles per hour, there was almost no chance to run and hide. The twisters tossed cars and tractor trailers as if they were toys... and then decimated almost everything in their path regardless of weight and size.
RESIDENTS: I'VE SEEN BAD STORMS BUT, TO SEE SOMETHING LIKE THAT IN THE DARK-- THAT'S BAD.
In one community ... it was hard to tell where one home began and the other ended... in a few short minutes they were all one- a pile of twisted steel and splintered lumber. RESIDENT: I WOKE UP AND THE WHOLE CEILING HAD COLLAPSED ON US... ALL THAT MATTERS. Others were not as fortunate. Dozens of people are still missing and feared among the growing number of dead. rescue workers have been out since the early morning hours listening for cries of help and using infrared heat-sensing tracking scopes to locate trapped victims.
PRESIDENT CLINTON: OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH FLORIDA.))

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The United Nations deal with Iraq is a go.
President Clinton gives it a thumbs up late this afternoon.
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But the President says Iraq must keep its word- by allowing immediate unrestricted access to all suspected weapons sites.
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U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan reached the agreement with Iraqi officials during weekend meetings.
Meanwhile U-S forces will remain at a high level of preparation in the Gulf region.
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ANCHOR=Jean
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The company that cloned "Dolly" the sheep is keeping students and faculty at Virginia Tech busy.
Last Monday-- a calf cloned by the Scottish based company was born at the university's vet school.
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Teresa Hamilton joins us from our Blacksburg newsroom with video taken just a couple of hours ago.
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Jean, the 98- pound Holstein is one of the world's first cloned calves.
His name is Mr. Jefferson-- and as you might imagine--
All eyes are beginning to focus on this latest example of what modern technology is capable of producing.
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((DR. DEE WHITTIER/VETERINARY SCHOOL ASSOCIATE PROF.: HE WAS BORN APPROXIMATELY 10:30 AND HE WAS VERY VIGOROUS RIGHT AWAY, HE WAS ACTUALLY STANDING UP WITHIN ABOUT A HALF HOUR OF BEING DELIVERED. ))
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Dr. Dee Whittier is one of the Virginia Tech professors caring for the 98- pound Holstein known as Mr. Jefferson-- in honor of the nation's third president.
After all- the holstein was born last Monday on President's Day.
The animal was cloned by P-P-L Therapeutics-- using a technique similar to that used to clone "Dolly" the sheep.
It's called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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((WILL EYESTONE/PPL THERAPEUTICS, INC.: SIMPLY PUT-- ALL THAT MEANS IS THAT WE TOOK AN EGG FROM A COW, WE REMOVED THE CHROMOSOMES OR THE NUCLEUS FROM THAT EGG AND REPLACED THOSE CHROMOSOMES WITH THOSE OF ANOTHER CELL, IN THIS CASE, THE CELL WAS DERIVED FROM A BOVINE FETUS. ))
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The Supreme Court weighs in on the Lake Gaston pipeline dispute. We'll have that story for you straight ahead--
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Also, jet skiiers on Smith Mountain Lake--are they just having fun or are they a legal nuisance?
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ANCHOR=Tonya

In health news, U-V-A doctors help to pioneer the still-rare cord blood transplant. We'll meet a young leukemia patient undergoing the treatment. 2-SHOT
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Local artists are in the spotlight in the New River Valley.
ANCHOR=Tonya


And time is running out to see one exhibit--Patrick Evans will tell us all about it, coming up on News 7 at Five. cc sponsor

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ANCHOR=Jean
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Megan's Law will stay on the books in New Jersey. The Supreme Court rejected a constitutional challenge to the law, which requires authorities to tell communities the whereabouts of convicted sex offenders. It's been adopted by 36 other states. Lawyers for sex offenders had argued that the notification measure violates the Fifth Amendment's protection against being punished twice for the same crime.
Megan's Law is named for Megan Kanka. She's the seven-year-old girl who was raped and murdered in 1994 by a twice-convicted sex offender who lived across the street from her home.

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The water's been running through it for months.
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But now the U-S Supreme Court has weighed in on the Lake Gaston pipeline dispute.
Without comment today, the court rejected the last appeal against the pipeline.
Southside Virginia and North Carolina fought the pipeline for more than a decade.
Virginia Beach citizens started getting the water last fall.

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Jet skiiers may be in for a calmer kind of summer if new bills ride out the General Assembly session.
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The lawmakers are considering a proposal that would make nuisance behavior a Class-One misdemeanor, with a possible jail sentence.
But the bill applies ONLY to jet-skiiers.
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((MARK WILKINSON/JET-SKIIER: A PUBLIC NUISANCE? SHOULD A PUBLIC NUISANCE BE ELEVATED TO SOMETHING JUST SHORT OF A FELONY? IT MAKES FOR A REAL AMBIGUOUS LAW.))
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Jet-skiiers say these bills restrict boaters' freedom and will keep people away from the lake.
But the Smith Mountain Lake Association says the laws are necessary for safety.
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((JIM SPITZ/SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE ASSOCIATION: NONE OF US REALLY HAVE RIGHTS. BOATERS SAY WE HAVE RIGHTS. PEOPLE SAY WE HAVE RIGHTS. I WOULD SUGGEST WE HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES.))
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Other bills before the General Assembly would require that anyone renting jet-skis take a training course, and that marinas carry hefty liability insurance for jet-skiiers.
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The New River Valley is home to a number of talented artists, and their work is currently on display. Patrick Evans will tell us more, when News 7 at Five returns.
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Local and regional artist have their work on display in the New River Valley, but one particular show only has a few days left, so Patrick Evans went to Pulaski to tell us more.
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Classroom field trips go hi-tech--
that story is still to come on News 7 at Five, along with the Two Minute Ticker.
ANCHOR=Tonya

In tonight's health check report -- Placental cord blood can be substituted for donated marrow to treat patients with blood disorders and certain cancers.
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Doctors at the University of Virginia Hospital are breaking new ground with the procedure. They say it's a better transplant method for patients with serious diseases like leukemia.
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Good afternoon I'm Keith Humphry.
We're pickin' a story for six.
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Chris Jones is an experienced Nashville musician who has played guitar since his early teens.
But he's also part of a new generation, bringing bluegrass to new audiences.
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We'll hear more from Chris Jones tonight, as Joe Dashiell begins a series on the surprising popularity of bluegrass,
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and the local ties to this national phenomenon.5-Cord-Blood


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Just a few years ago when a woman gave birth, the placenta and umbilical cord were discarded -- Today blood taken from the umbilical cords of newborns can treat leukemia and other blood disorders.
The University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville is one of the only centers nationwide performing the fairly new technique and U-V-A, in collaboration with Duke University, is one of the few facilities that is using it frequently for transplants.
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Karen has acute myeloid leukemia.
She was diagnosed just after her senior prom at Lord Botetourt High School.
At first chemotherapy put her in remission...but her cancer came back very quickly and threatened her life.
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The decision was to attempt a transplant--but it usually takes between six weeks to six months to find a matching bone marrow donor.
The time factor made a cord blood transplant her only choice--but the procedures leading up to it take a toll.
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((KAREN JARGOWSKY:I WENT THROUGH 5 TOTAL ROUNDS OF CHEMO LAST SUMMER AND FALL ON MY ORIGINAL PROTOCOL AND THEN RELAPSED SHORTLY BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND I HAD THREE ROUNDS OF CHEMO FOLLOWING THAT TOTAL LEADING UP TO THIS WEEK WHEN I HAD FIVE DAYS OF RADIATION AND THREE MORE DAYS OF CHEMOTHERAPY.)) RUNS:21
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((TONYA FLORY:THE GOAL OF THE INTENSE RADIATION IS TO KILL TUMOR CELLS AND SUPPRESS KARENS' OWN BONE MARROW SO SHE WOULDN'T REJECT THE DONOR CELLS.)) RUNS:08
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Karen's donated blood was brought to U-V-A from a cord blood bank in New York where it's frozen.
The next step is washing the blood in a laminar air flow unit to ensure it remains sterile.
Then a cell counts is done to tell the doctor how many cells per kilogram of blood the patient is getting during the transfusion.
The process is fairly simple from there, the placenta and cord blood is infused into her central line which goes into one of her main veins.
One clinical advantage is the blood is plentiful, but there are disadvantages because the amount of blood is limited for a larger patient.
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((DR. PEDRO DE ALARCON/CHIEF OF HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY:IT HAPPENS THAT FOR KAREN WE FOUND A VERY LARGE UNIT THAT GIVES US PLENTY OF CELLS FOR HER, BUT WE WERE LUCKY IN THAT SENSE.)) RUNS:09
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While she recovers Karen is given her medication and fed mostly through the central line.
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An she isn't taking much of a break while she heals, this semester she's working on an independent study with one of her U-V-A professors.
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((DR. PEDRO DE ALARCON/CHIEF OF HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY:SHE'S SUCH A MATURE YOUNG WOMAN AND SUCH A TERRIFIC UVA STUDENT SHE FINISHED HER FIRST SEMESTER IN COLLEGE AND DID WONDERFULLY WITH STRAIGHT A'S. SHE'S JUST A WONDERFUL PERSON.)) RUNS:12
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Even though her smile and inspiration will be missed by her doctors, they all hope she'll be out of the hospital room and back in a dorm room next semester.
It will be a few months before doctors know if the cord blood transplant was successful.
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ANCHOR=Jean


In sports, the Redskins get one of the N-F-L's best defensive players--
ANCHOR=Tonya


and one of the League's top running backs was back in the area yesterday. Mike Stevens has more in tonight's Two Minute Ticker.

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Football leads the way tonight in the ticker and for good reason.
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The Washington Redskins, who have struggled all through the Norv Turner era on defense took a gargantuan step today to shore up their front line by signing free agent Dana Stubblefield to a 6 year $36 million dollar deal.
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Stubblefield was the NFL's player of the year last season recording 15 sacks for the 49ers.
He says former Redskin Charles Mann helped him make the decision.
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Again his new deal is worth $36 million bucks over six years.S5-Warren


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Chris Warren has been called a franchise player.
He's played in the N-F-L Pro Bowl.
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And yesterday he came back to his old college stomping grounds to have his jersey retired at Ferrum.
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In the NFL, he's one of only 14 players to string together four straight thousand yard seasons.
And he holds many franchise records with the Seattle Seahawks.
Warren epitomizes the small college success story.
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((CHRIS WARREN/FERRUM JERSEY RETIRED: I THINK IT HAS TO DO WITH THE PEOPLE YOU'RE SURROUNDED BY. THINGS YOU'RE TAUGHT THAT PREPARE YOU FOR THE FUTURE. AT FERRUM THE CLASSES ARE SMALL AND INDIVIDUALIZED AND OF COURSE I WAS SHOWCASED ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.))
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At six Chris tells us he wants to come back home to finish his career in Washington or Baltimore.
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The Salem Civic Center is set to play host to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference's men's championship tonight.
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Yesterday in the semi-finals Hampden-Sydney hammered Roanoke College 85-to-67 and Randolph Macon beat Virginia Wesleyan 65-to-59.
The Tigers and Yellow Jackets meet tonight at seven. We'll have the highlights for you at 11.
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Coming up at six, Steve Mason with the first of his two part series on UVa senior guard Curtis Staples.
Have a safe night everybody.

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More than 400 educators from across the state were in Roanoke today to see how they can bring technology into their classrooms.
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Virginia Tech's Institute for Connecting Science Research to the Classroom strives for just that-- Translating advanced research for use in Virginia's public schools.
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((JOY COLBERT/COORDINATOR: WE CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THESE SCIENTISTS AND HAVE THEM WORKING TOGETHER TO HAVE THEM TO PUT TOGETHER ACTIVITIES THAT STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO USE IN THE CLASSROOM.))
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