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Coming up next on NEWS 7.
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Authorities respond to a hostage situation this afternoon in Bedford County.
A man wanted for murder in Roanoke is apprehended today-- after allegedly committing another crime.
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In sports, The Hokies hold on in the College football polls The Eagles rally to beat the Redskins.
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And Dale Jarrett is the 1999 Winston Cup Points Champion.
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After a record breaking warm weekend-- you'll feel a change tomorrow. A real November weather forecast is coming up. [open]
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[Hostage]


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Two people are dead following what police are calling a murder suicide at a home in Bedford County.
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A state police negotiator and several sheriff, police, and fire departments from Lynchburg, Bedford and Montvale have been at the scene since 1:30 this afternoon trying to get inside a home at 2025 Camp J-C's Road where a woman was shot by her husband. Police say the husband also killed himself. Police have secured the scene and say they found several other weapons in the house.
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We have a crew on the scene and will bring you more details to this story tonight on News 7 at 11.



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A Roanoke man was stabbed to death this morning in his own apartment.
It happened shortly after one A-M on Greenhurst Ave.
The suspect was arrested four hours later, more than 100 miles away in Washington County.
Joy Sutton has details.
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An Appomattox County Sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man this morning while responding to a domestic dispute.
Authorities say when officers arrived, they were met at the door by 30- year old Joseph W. Drewy of Appomattox who was armed with a handgun.
According to investigators-- Drewy proceeded to point the gun at the officer who then shot and killed Drewy.
The incident has now been turned over to Virginia State police.



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Blaze orange will NOT be in short supply come tomorrow.
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That's when general firearms season officially begins in Virginia.
Game wardens caution rifle hunters that they need to be especially careful this year because of the drought, which has left conditions extremely dry.
Tom Wine also has some other tips for making this season a safe one.
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A man in Botetourt County recently lost his life while hunting-- when he fell from a tree stand.[Tease#1]

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Still to come on News 7, we'll take a look at what viewers had to say about Governor Gilmores election speech as well as Noel Taylors funeral.
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Plus fire consumes this house in Danville, the details after the break.
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Fire destroyed a house in Danville late last night.
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It started around 11 P-M at this home on Eagle Springs Road.
Authorities say the house was fully engulfed when fire fighters arrived.
No one was living in the house.
Fire officials have not yet determined what caused the blaze.
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Ten years ago the Shenandoah Homes Retirement Community was nearly destroyed by fire.
Four residents were killed and almost 2 dozen people were injured.
Keith Humphry takes a look back in this week's Virginia Newsreel.
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((The smoke alarms went off around 2:15 on the morning of December 14th, 1989. Most of the residents were awakened by screams to get out of the building.
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((THE NIGHT MANAGER COME AND I WAS ASLEEP AND SHE COME IN AND WOKE ME UP AND I GOT OUT AS QUICK AS I COULD AND SMOKE WAS JUST A ROLLING OUT OF THE 3-RD FLOOR........THAT SMOKE NEARLY STIFLED ME TO DEATH. IT WAS AWFUL AND MY EYES GOT TO BURNING. AND I HAVE BLACK SMOKE IN MY NOSE. IT WAS TERRIBLE)) [RUNS22]
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Rescue workers evacuated 135 residents. It was a cold night. Most of the residents were in their nightclothes when they fled the building. Firefighters got them on buses quickly. The residents were taken to the Star City Rink. The Red Cross had set up a temporary shelter there. Inside, medical personnel checked out each person. Some needed special care. Others were taken to the hospital.
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((WE HAVE DOCTORS ON THE SCENE HERE NURSES ON THE SCENE PARAMEDICS AND CARDIAC TECHS. WE ARE CARING FOR THEM IF THEY NEED ANYTHING. YOU GOT TO REALIZE THESES ARE OLD PEOPLE THEY HAVE PROBLEMS THAT OCCURRED THAT ARE NOT RESULTS OF THE FIRE)) [RUNS12]
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Four residents were killed in the fire. Twenty- three people were treated at the hospital. Some of the victims complained of chest pains. They all suffered from smoke inhalation.
A few days later fire investigators said an overloaded electrical outlet in a third floor apartment was what started the fire. The man who lived in the room had a dozen appliances plugged into 4 electrical sockets. The retirement community didn't have a sprinkler system, but investigators said other preventive measures kept the number of fatalities down.
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((THE 3-RD FLOOR SUSTAINED MOST OF THE DAMAGE THE FIRE WAS CONTAINED TO THE ROOM OF ORIGIN ONCE IT BURNED THROUGH THE DOOR IT SPREAD DOWN THE HALLWAY. THE ROOM IN THE AREA DID SUSTAIN SMOKE DAMAGE, HOWEVER THE FIRE DOORS THAT ARE REQUIRED DID HAVE SELF CLOSING DEVICES KEPT THE SMOKE OUT OF THE HALLWAY)) [RUNS19]
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Within a few hours of the fire, emergency workers located enough friends and relatives so most of the evacuees could go to individual homes. Friendship Manor volunteered to take in those who didn't have anywhere else to go. That's Virginia Newsreel, I'm Keith Humphry.))








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It's time to get caught up on our viewer mail.
Assignment editor Joe McKean has this week's Feedback.
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((The special report by Joe Dashiell and Keith Humphry on Roanoke's late mayor, Noel Taylor, brought a couple of notes, including this one from a Roanoke viewer: [Edith Greer]
"Your tribute to the memory of Noel Taylor was excellent! My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Although we never had the pleasure of meeting him, we were always impressed by his ability to get things done quickly, quietly and effectively. Roanoke was truly blessed by God in the person of Noel Taylor."
Our coverage of the meetings a couple of weeks ago between Lynchburg evangelist Jerry Falwell and gay rights activist Mel White brought these comments from a viewer in Christiansburg: [James H. Dorsett]
"While your reporting of the meetings...was generally objective and well balanced, one phrase...did fall short of the clarity that you normally maintain. You referred to these meetings as taking place between 'Christians and gays.' In so stating, you tended to dichotomize, implying that Mel White and his followers are not Christians...I believe that your reporting would have been more accurately descriptive had you spoken of 'fundamentalist, evangelical Christians and gays.'"
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Governor Gilmore's election night allusion to the famous speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. irritated some people and brought complaints to the state chapter of the NAACP.
A Martinsville viewer wrote: [W. Stout]
"I think it is ridiculous that the NAACP is upset with the Governor. The NAACP should focus on real injustices in the world, not who uses words from a hymn in exercising their Freedom of Speech."
And Bryant Gumbel's debut on the new CBS morning program, the Early Show, upset a viewer from Bedford County. [Melvin Brafford].
"Mr. Gumbel is a self-confessed racist, and holds very left wing anti-American views. I can't imagine the execs of the CBS network putting him on a national television show. It's almost as bad as putting David Duke on Black Entertainment Television...I will really miss seeing your excellent local news, but one has to draw the line somewhere."
Here's how to get in touch with us at News-7.
The address is PO Box 7, Roanoke, 24022-0007.
Our fax number is 343-7269.
The e-mail address is news@wdbj7.com.
And our home page has a moderated on-line forum. That's at wdbj7.com.
Joe McKean, News-7.))

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The nations trial courts are backed up with civil cases- -people suing corporations, or each other- -at an unprecedented rate in America. ...that's the popular perception.
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But the President of the American Trial Lawyers Association says that's largely fiction perpetuated by the media.

During a brief stop in Roanoke this week, Richard Middleton tried to set the record straight in an interview with Keith Humphry.
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((AND THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER IS THERE ARE LESS CASES FILED PER CAPITA FOR THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY- -NOW, THAN THERE WERE AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS NATION.))
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Middleton was in Roanoke for a speech to the Roanoke Bar Association Tuesday ....and another talk with Law School students at his alma mater, Washington and Lee University.


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Roanoke is home to many talented people.
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Coming up meet a local man who has made a name for himself across the country playing gospel guitar.

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Western Virginia is home to many talented musicians, some of whom are known well beyond our corner of the Commonwealth.
One who is making a name for himself is gospel guitarist Richard Kiser.
This weekend in Texas, he was named Instrumentalist of the Decade by the International Country Gospel Music Association... Joe Dashiell has his story in this week's Virginia Profile.
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Richard Kiser fell in love with the guitar, and the fingerpicking style of Chet Atkins as a teenager... Now almost 40 years later, he has shelves of awards, two self-produced cds, and a third on the way.
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In the early 70s, Kiser played with a southern gospel quartet, but quit the road to raise a family. After a break of twenty years, he says he's developed a new passion for the guitar. [NAT SOUND OF GUITAR?]
Kiser now plays 80- 100 concerts a year, but he hopes to add to that schedule once he retires from his job as a computer technician in the next few years.
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((RICHARD KISER/GOSPEL GUITARIST: I'VE DISCOVERED THAT I'M MUCH MORE POPULAR IN LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS THAN I AM IN ROANOKE. I'VE DONE A LOT OF WORK DOWN IN THERE AND IN NASHVILLE AND FLORIDA. I'VE A SIGNIFICANT FOLLOWING IN THE VALLEY, BUT I WOULD LIKE IT TO BE MORE OF COURSE.)) [RUNS:20]
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He plans to work on that, playing at Dickens of a Christmas in downtown Roanoke this year, and more local churches in the new year. [NAT SOUND OF MUSIC]
Joe Dashiell News 7 Salem))



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And coming up, Tony Stewart and Dale Jarrett are the winners at Homestead, Florida.
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And the Philadelphia Eagles come from behind to beat the Washington Redskins.
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The Virginia Tech Hokies continue to hold down the second spot in the College Football polls.
And last night's Sweet 43 to 10 win over 19-th ranked Miami should be a big enough statement for the Bowl Championship Series computers.
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The Hokies got defensive with the Canes at Lane Stadiuum. Corey Moore had three of the Hokies five sacks giving him six on the season.
Defensive back Anthony Midget, despite being banged up the past two games, intercepted 3 Hurricane passes.
And Ike Charlton recovered three fumbles and he returned 51 yards for a touchdown as the defense made a big statement in the Hokie win.
Both Charlton and Midget are from Florida.
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The Hokies move to 5 and 0 in the Big East with Pittsburgh and Boston College left on the schedule.


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Donavan McNabb made his first pro start and he leads the Philadelphia Eagles to a come from behind win over the Washinton Redskins.
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Leading 7 to nothing Brad Johnson goes to the air and hits Albert Connell he takes it to the house on the 54 yard pass play to make it 14 to 3 Skins.
But the Eagles would answer on the Kickoff. Allen Rossum takes the kickoff goes to the sideline and he out runs the Redskins into the end zone for an 89 yard touchdown to make the score 14 to 10 Skins in the second quarter.
Stephen Davis scores his second touchdown of the game and Washington took the 21 to 13 lead at the half.
The Eagles took their first lead in the third quarter when McNabb hands off to Duce Staley he takes it in for the touchdown the two point conversion made it 24 to 21 Eagles.
Washington came right back Johnson hooks up with Michael Westbrook on the 43 yard T-D strike and the Skins took the 28 to 27 lead.
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But the Eagles ice the win when Eric Bieniemy scores on the 11 yard run Philly beating Washington 35 to 28.
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Kurt Warner's two touchdown passes led the St. Louis Rams to a 35 to 10 win over the Carolina Panthers.
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The Rams would snap a two game losing streak.
But Carolina got on the board first Steve Beurlein hooks up with Wesley Walls on the 14 yard T-D pass to make it 7 to nothing.
St. Louis comes back Warner puts it into the air and hits Isaac Bruce over the middle on the 22 yard T-D pass to tie the game at 7 to 7.
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The defense would put it out of reach Todd Light intercepts this Buerlein pass and returns it 57 yards for the score St. Louis beats Carolina 35 to 10.
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Plenty of N-F-L action this afternoon lets check the scores.
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A historic day during the first Winston Cup race at Homestead, Florida.
Tony Stewart won the Penzoil 400 while Dale Jarrett became the second father-son to win a Winston Cup Championship.
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Bobby Labonte had a strong car as he led over 113 laps in the race.
Stewart and Labonte bumped each other late in the race and Stewart would pull away and win the Penzoil 400 becoming the first rookie to win 3 times in a season.
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But Jarrett was an even bigger winning his fifth place finish gave him the first Winston Cup Championship of his career. His Dad Ned won two.
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The First Virginia Fall Classic wrapped up this afternoon and two area soccer teams used the tournament as an opportunity to give something back to the community.
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This is the second year the Roanoke Stars U-15 and U-18 girls teams have filled stockings for needy children.
The stocking program is organized by the Salvation Army. It helps bring the holiday spirit to children ages two to 14.
This weekend's tournament is just one of many for these Roanoke Stars teams. This summer the U-15 team brought home top honors from tournaments in Europe.
Next weekend both teams will finish the season at the Raleigh Shoot-out in North Carolina.
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