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SCRIPT FOR EYEWITNESS NEWS NEWSCAST
Friday, May 16, 2008.from Eyewitness News Online Note: Because breaking news happens fast, you may find typographic errors within news scripts. Odd punctuation, visual cues, anchor and producer notes may also appear with the scripts since these are the actual files that the news anchors present to you on Eyewitness News.
OPEN
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DOUG TALKS ABOUT WEATHER
Return to Story IndexWELCOME
WELCOME TO EYEWITNESS NEWS AT NOON.
Return to Story IndexVOTE 08
STINGER
Return to Story IndexMCCAIN VISIT
ST. ALBANS. EYEWITNESS NEWS REPORTER MEREDITH WOOD JOINS US LIVE FROM THE EVENT WITH MORE...MEREDITH. HE ARRIVED AT YEAGER AIRPORT THIS MORNING AND THEN WAS WISKED AWAY TO ST ALBANS GUN AND ARCHERY. THIS IS MCCAIN'S FIRST TRIP TO WEST VIRGINIA SINCE LAUNCHING HIS BID FOR THE WHITE HOUSE. AFTER HE WRAPS UP IN ST. ALBANS HE IS GOING TO KENTUCKY.
Return to Story IndexMCCAIN PROTEST
A GROUP OF DEMOCRATIC PROTESTORS GATHERED ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE GUN AND ARCHERY SPORTING GOODS STORE. THEY SAY THEY WANT MCCAIN TO CAMPAIGN ON MORE IMPORTANT ISSUES FACING PEOPLE IN WEST VIRGINIA - LIKE HIGH GAS PRICES AND HEALTH CARE. EARLIER THIS WEEK BOTH DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES VISITED CHARLESTON.
Return to Story IndexARMED FORCES DAY PARADE
THE 49TH ANNUAL ARMED FORCES DAY PARADE WILL WIND THROUGH THE STREETS OF SOUTH CHARLESTON. IT GETS UNDERWAY AT NOON. MAJOR GENERAL ALLEN TACKETT WILL BE HONORED AT THE PARADE AND FRANK BUCKLES THE ONLY LIVING WWI VETERAN IS THE PARADE MARSHALL. TO KICK OFF ARMED FORCES DAY THERE IS A MILITARY RECEPTION AT THE RAMADA INN TONIGHT AT 6:30.
Return to Story IndexSCHOOL BUS CRASH
A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER HIT A DEER WHILE TAKING SOME KIDS TO SCHOOL. EYEWITNESS NEWS REPORTER BRYANT SOMERVILLE JOINS US NOW LIVE ON THE PHONE WITH THE DETAILS. BRYANT.
Return to Story IndexBUS DRIVER ARRESTED
BILLY RUSSELL WAS ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY USING THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CREDIT CARD TO BUY GASOLINE, QUARTS OF OIL AND CIGARETTES.
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A MISSOURI WOMAN ACCUSED OF CYBER-BULLYING THE GIRL VIA A MYSPACE PAGE, HAS BEEN INDICTED BY A LOS ANGELES GRAND JURY HERE'S MORE ON WHAT ONE FBI AGENT HAS CALLED A "HEART- RENDING" CASE.
Return to Story IndexGAS PRICES
TODAY IS NATIONAL BIKE-TO-WORK DAY.
Return to Story IndexBIKING SAFETY TIPS
FIRST, WEAR BRIGHT COLOR CLOTHERS AND A HELMET. DO NOT WEAR HEADPHONES. BEFORE CROSSING STREETS, MAKE EYE CONTACT WITH DRIVERS TO MAKE SURE THEY SEE YOU. RIDE WITH TRAFFIC AND STAY OUT OF DRIVERS' BLIND SPOTS.
Return to Story IndexBEHIND THE KITCHEN DOOR
HERE'S PATRICK MCMURTRY WITH THIS WEEK'S BEHIND THE KITCHEN DOOR. Things looked pretty good this week for local health inspectors. We do have a few places to report, so let's get straight to it. First up, The Riverside Anchor at 3315 Kanawha Blvd. in Charleston. Inspectors found a total of 14 violations, including 2 critical. The meat slicer had a buildup of old food residue and the microwave was dirty. Both those were cleaned up immediately. The shelves had a buildup of food debris, several things were dirty and there was no soap at the handsink in the men's restroom. We do have a couple of good reports to hand in. The Happy Chinese Super Buffet in Kanawha City and Frederick's Cafe...a new place in Charleston both got great reports. Don't forget, you can get your first look at Behind the Kitchen Door Thursdays on Good Morning West Virginia. Until then, I'm Patrick McMurtry
Return to Story IndexFULL WEATHER
Join Doug Harlow and the entire Storm Team at the Weather Center Online for the only regional web site that provides live, local updates, 24 hours a day!
Return to Story IndexGREENBRIER FOREST
PHOTOJOURNALIST BRAD RICE TAKES US TO THE GREENBRIER STATE FOREST IN THIS WEEK'S TRAVELING WEST VIRGINIA. THE GREENBRIER STATE FOREST OFFERS OUTDOOR FUN YEAR ROUND. FOR MORE INFORMATION, LOG ON TO www.greenbriersf.com OR CALL 1-800-CALL WVA.
Return to Story IndexSCREEN GEMS SNEEK PEAK
BUT AS KENNIE BASS TELLS US IN OUR SCREEN GEMS SNEAK PEEK, IT'S POISED TO BE ONE OF THE SUMMER'S BIGGEST HITS. Kennie Bass/Eyewitness News: Continuing the classic tale of C.S. Lewis, "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" revisits the Pevansie siblings as they leave London once again for the magical land they discovered in "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe." While it's only been a year in the lives of the children, 13-hundred years have passed in Narnia. Prince Caspian is the rightful heir to the throne, but his scheming uncle betrays him. That begins a battle for power in which the Pevansie's join forces with the young royal to make things right. Unfortunately, great alliances don't always start out very smoothly. CLIP "The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian" is rated PG-13 for epic battle action and violence. You can see it at your favorite theater. For Screen Gems Sneak Peek I'm Kennie Bass. Enjoy the show. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHECK OUT NARNIA.... BE THE 11TH CALLER TO WIN A FAMILY OF FOUR PASSES TO MARQUEE THEATERS AT SOUTHRIDGE. THE NUMBER TO CALL IS 1-866-831-0811.
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HERE'S YOUR ENTERTAINMENT NEWS.
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