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The C-I-A confirms that one of its officers was killed during a prison uprising in northern Afghanistan. It's the first U-S combat death during the war.
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And Advance Auto is expected to make a major announcement this afternoon concerning its Roanoke area offices.
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Most of the fog's gone allowing temperatures to soar across the area.....I'll have your warm forecast ...
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News 7 at noon is coming up, after the break.

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There could be a key arrest in the hunt for the September 11th terrorists.
And a C-I-A agent is the first American combat casualty of the war in Afghanistan.
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Good Afternoon, I'm Kimberly McBroom.
The C-I-A confirms that one of its officers was killed during a prison uprising in northern Afghanistan.
It's the first U-S combat death of the war there.
Witnesses had been reporting since the weekend that a C-I-A officier had been killed, as hundreds of captured supporters of Osama bin Laden revolted those holding them.
Meanwhile, German prosecutors are linking a man arrested in Hamburg to the September eleventh hijackers.
They say the man held a bank account used by the terrorists.
Prosecutors say large sums of money were put into the account last year on a regular basis.
Jim Acosta joins us now from Washington with an update.
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NORTHERN ALLIANCE COMMANDERS ARE COUNTING THE BODIES OF DEAD TALIBAN PRISONERS NEAR MAZAR-E-SHARIF FOLLOWING A BLOODY, THREE DAY UPRISING. THERE'S CONCERN THAT SOME TALIBAN MAY HAVE ESCAPED AND ARE NOW ROAMING THE AREA.
BUT INTERNATIONAL OBSERVERS HAVE DIFFERENT CONCERNS. THERE ARE REPORTS THAT SOME OF THE DEAD TALIBAN WERE FOUND WITH THEIR HANDS TIED... A SIGN THEY MAY HAVE BEEN EXECUTED.

SOT: KENTON KEITH/U.S. COALITION SPOKESMAN

"THERE ARE LESSONS TO BE LEARNED IN THIS INCIDENT. BUT WAS IT A MASSACRE, NO."
NEAR KANDAHAR CITY, U-S WARPLANES BOMBED MORE TALIBAN POSITIONS...INCLUDING A COMPOUND...DESCRIBED AS A LEADERSHIP BUNKER. THE TALIBAN CLAIMS THEIR LEADER MULLAH OMAR SURVIVED THE ATTACK.
AND ON THE GROUND, U-S MARINES ARE BUILDING IN NUMBERS. THEIR SEARCH FOR OSMA BIN LADEN NOW FOCUSED ON TWO AREAS..

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KANDAHAR AND A SECTION OF RUGGED TERRAIN STRETCHING FROM KABUL TO THE KYBER PASS AND CENTERING ON AN AREA CALLED TORA BORA.

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IN GERMANY, TALKS BETWEEN FOUR RIVAL AFGHAN FACTIONS CONTINUE. THE NORTHERN ALIANCE IS REJECTING A U.N. PROPOSAL FOR A SECURITY FORCE IN AFGHANISTAN AFTER THE TALIBAN..BUT THE FACTIONS HAVE AGREED THAT EX KING MOHAMMAD ZAHIR SHAH WOULD HEAD AN INTERIM GOVERNMENT.

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"WE ALL BELIEVE THAT THE COUNTRY IS IN A VERY BAD STATE. WE ALL BELIEVE THAT THIS HELP THAT IS WAITING FOR US IS NOT GOING TO WAIT FOREVER."
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro blames the U-S for the deaths of dozens of Cubans who died at sea while trying to get to America.
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Wearing a black arm band, Castro told a crowd that their fellow Cubans died earlier this month because of the "murderous" U-S immigration policies.
30- people were killed when the speedboat they were riding in capsized in the Florida Straits.
The U-S allows Cubans, unlike migrants from other countries to stay in the U-S and apply for residency based on their country of birth.
Castro says the laws encourage Cubans to undertake dangerous journeys, with the hope of living in the U-S.
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Congressional leaders say they're optimistic they can reach an agreement on an economic stimulus package.
The leaders had breakfast with President Bush at the White House today.
Afterward, they vowed to work out their differences so that the economy can get a quick boost.
Leaders of both parties are expressing interest in a proposed one- month break from Social Security taxes.
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Meanwhile, the House has already passed an economic stimulus plan -- backed by President Bush -- that's dominated by tax cuts.
But Democrats are instead focusing on new homeland security spending, and helping laid-off workers with health care.

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You can add Advance Auto to the handful of Roanoke Valley Companies that are publicly traded.
The stock will begin trading today on the New York Stock Exchange with the ticker symbol A-A-P.
Advance Auto is also expected to make an official announcement today concerning a new facility in Roanoke.
Company insiders tell News 7,it's likely Advance will consolidate all of its local offices into one.
The Roanoke-based auto parts distributor currently runs operations on Airport Road, Crossroads Mall and near Valley View Mall.
Advance Auto owns stores in 38 states and employees 28-thousand people.

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Many local non-profit groups are having a hard time raising money right now.
But the Salem YMCA is confident it will reach ITS goal of 7 million dollars.
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The city of Salem and other donors have committed over 5-point-3 million dollars to a new building.
It will include two indoor pools, a gym and exercise studios.
YMCA officials are hoping the public will come up with 300-thousand dollars for the project.
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((JOE THOMAS, JR./YMCA BOARD MEMBER: IT'S A COMMUNITY EFFORT AND THE GOAL CANNOT BE REACHED WITHOUT THE PARTICIPATION OF THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.))
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The Salem YMCA hopes to finish the fundraising campaign by next spring, and break ground sometime next summer.
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Residents of a Northwest Roanoke neighborhood want to make their streets safer.
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Some 70 people met last night with city officials... searching for ways to make the area around Saint Gerard's Catholic Church safer.
In January of this year, members of the Church were shaken by a shooting near the front door.
The incident left one man injured, and bullet holes in the building.
Church members and neighbors are now focusing on four areas... speeding traffic on Orange Avenue, poor lighting along residential streets, dilapidated housing, and what they see as a need for more community policing.


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City officials and residents say last night's meeting was a success.
They'll meet again in January.
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A Hollywood actor is under investigation by Los Angeles police after they seize his pornography collection. We'll have the details after the break,
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Also authorities in England says they have staged the biggest crackdown yet on internet pedophiles.
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The remains of two Army Air Corps crew members from Southside Virginia will be laid to rest next week...more than 50 years after their bomber went down over New Guinea.
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The B-24 Liberator was on a bombing mission March 5, 1944.
Without warning, the plane went down in a heavy thunderstorm.
The defense department says attempts to locate the wreckage and crew at the time were unsuccessful. The Pentagon reported yesterday that the remains of the 10-man crew were located in Mandang Province in the late 1980's.
They include Lieutenant George Ellison of Danville and Sergeant Joel Williams of Meadows of Dan.
Their remains were just recently shipped back to their families in the States.
The crew will be honored at Arlington National Cemetery next week.
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An early morning raid in Britain today was one of many in the world's largest- ever coordinated police crackdown on pedophiles.
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Authorities arrested seven people in London today.
Police in 19 countries, including the U-S, carried out 130 arrests and search warrants in an un- precedented operation.
The 10- month investigation targeted Internet users who download and distribute child pornography.
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Meanwhile, the U-S Supreme Court revisits the topic of online porn today.
The justices will be hearing arguments on whether it's possible to block certain online material from minors without also putting it out of reach of adults, who have a constitutional right to see it.

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It's being reported that police in Los Angeles have confiscated the porn collection of the actor known for playing Pee-Wee Herman.
The New York Post says police raided Paul Reubens' home on November 16th and carted off his collection of vintage erotica.
Reubens has NOT been arrested or charged with any crime.
His spokeswoman says Reubens has done nothing wrong.
She says the person who tipped off police did it for money, and denies a report that Reubens had child pornography.




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Telemarketers who call back after you've asked to be put on their "do not call" list have already been breaking the law.
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Now, Attorney General Randolph Beales has printed up 500 notepads that the public can request to keep tabs on those telemarketers.
The notepads just urge you to get all the information you'll need to make your case.
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That's not really true.
Existing federal laws, and the state law passed in July already allowed anyone to keep their own records of telemarketing calls, and to ask prosecutors to take their case.
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In the wake of the terrorist attacks, the holiday season is perhaps, taking on even more meaning this year.
And as you hunt for the perfect Christmas gifts for your loved ones, there are ways to make those gifts special and unique.
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Today, we're speaking via satellite with an expert on holiday shopping and event planning, Allana Baroni.
Good afternoon, Allana.

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(One gift idea of yours that I read about, was to make donations to charities and relief funds in the recipient's name-

- Are a lot of people doing that this year?)

(What about gift ideas for that person who seems to have everything? )



(A lot of your ideas require quite a bit of creativity....for those of us who wait until the last minute...what do you

suggest?)
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Thanks for joining us today, Allana and Happy Holidays!
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Coming up next on News 7 at Noon,
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we'll see a robot snake as we examine ways technology can help people see into places never before possible.
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Thanksgiving in New York City gave some local travelers some very good reasons to give thanks.
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Roanoke Travel Club Tour Director Ernie Dale and a busload of Roanokers made their way to the big apple this past weekend.
Three busloads were supposed to go, but September 11th scared many away.
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((JOYCE CRAWFORD: YOU OBVIOUSLY SIGNED UP FOR THIS BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11TH. DID YOU RECONSIDER? NO NOT AT ALL, LIKE I TOLD ERNIE, I WONDERED IF THE TRIP WOULD GO BECAUSE I WONDERED HOW NEW YORKERS WOULD FEEL ABOUT US COMING IN TO GAWK AT THEIR TRAGEDY, AS IT TURNED OUT THEY ANTED PEOPLE TO COME.))
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The Group says the memory of the World Trade Center rubble will stay with them forever.
Jennifer Miele will share their stories tonight on News 7 at 5 and 6.
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Robots come in all shapes and sizes, often playing an important role in manufacturing.
But there's a big question over the practicality of the latest robot created in China.
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Technicians at China's National Defense University have put together a robot that looks and moves like a snake.
Its creators say the robot snake can be used to investigate areas that are hazardous to humans.
It can move forward and backward, turns corners, and even swims.
A camera connected to the robot's head sends pictures back to a computer.
It's linked by cables that give controllers a real "snake-in-the-grass" view of the world.
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The Wahoos 3 and OH record will be CHALLENGED tonight at the Richmond coliseum...
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AND the Tech men's basketball team makes quick moves at the Cassell against East Carolina.... We'lll have details coming up in sports.
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The 13 to 3 win over Philadelphia was a history maker for Washington.
The Skins are now the first NFL team to start OH and 5, and then WIN five straight.
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Last night the Virginia Tech men's basketball team tried to protect the Cassell from the Pirates.
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The Hokies emerged from the tunnel through a wall of smoke and then Ricky Stokes team would catch fire.
Tech scores right off the tip off as forward Bryan Matthews shoots the three pointer from
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the top of the key, it falls and the Hokies are out in front.
Then, on the East Carolina drive, the ball gets loose and Tech's Brian Chase scoops up the rock, finds Carlos Dixon and he scores on the lean in jumper.
The Pirates come right back. Brandon Hawkins gets the ball to Erroyl Bing and he maneuvers himself in for the basket.
But Tech was to much. Watch Joe Hamilton with the second and third effort under the iron, he gets 2 and Tech wins 90 to 62 to improve to 3 and 1.
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The Virginia men's basketball team will go head to head with Michigan State tonight at the Richmond Coliseum in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge.
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The wahoos are 3 and OH on the season and ranked 8th and 9th in the two major national polls but know they face a tough opponent.
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Also Liberty University men's basketball coach Mel Hankinson announced yesterday that G.W. Danville star Brian Henderson has signed a national letter of intent with the Flames. [Quickcast]
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