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Coming up next on News 7 at 5, Governor Jim Gilmore decides to step down as the head of the Republican National Committee,
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and the music world mourns the loss of a Beatle. George Harrison loses his battle with cancer.
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Showers and clouds but the temperatures are still fairly warm. The weekend outlook is coming up.

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Also today, a judge decides if a leading high speed internet provider will shut down
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and we will tell you why some local young people believe their peers are not getting the message concerning AIDS and H-I-V.
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Fans and friends mourn and remember Beatle George Harrison.. who has lost his battle with cancer.
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((I'M VERY SAD... DEVASTATED. WE'VE KNOWN HE'S BEEN ILL FOR A LONG TIME.)) [BUTT TO 14:20:46] ((I LIKED THE BEATELS WHEN THEY WERE OUT OF FASHON. I STLIL LIKE THEM. I DON'T THINK THEY CAN BE REPLACED.))
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The Fab Four is down to just two.. after last night's death of Beatle George Harrison.
He's being remembered as lovely guy.. and a very brave man- and a best friend.
Harrison was just 58... He died at the California home of a friend...
Manuel Gallegus is in California and joins us live with more.
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(( YEAH...YOU'VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVING WAYS.. I READ THE NEWS TODAY...OH BOY...." ON THE LAST DAY OF NOVEMBER...AMERICANS ARE SINGING... ...IN MEMORY OF FORMER BEATLE GEORGE HARRISON. AT STRAWBERRY FIELDS IN NEW YORK'S CENTRAL PARK... THE MELODIES MIXED WITH TEARS, CANDLES, FLOWERS AND APPLES ENSCRIPTED WITH WORDS OF PRAISE FOR HARRISON'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO MUSIC.
LET IT BE" MANDATORY COURTESY:EMI HARRISON DIED OF CANCER THURSDAY AT A FRIEND'S HOME IN LOS ANGELES. HIS WIFE AND SON -- AT HIS SIDE. PAUL MCCARTNEY SAYS HE HAS BEEN REMINISCING ABOUT THEIR FRIENDSHIP-- WHICH BEGAN WHEN THEY WERE BOYS-- BACK IN LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. PAUL MCCARTNEY, MUSICIAN I was lucky enough to see him a few weeks ago and he was laughing and joking. Very brave man-- and I am just privileged to have known him-- and I love him like he's my brother.
...A BROTHER --MCCARTNEY SAYS-- WHO WILL LIVE ON FORVER THRU HIS MUSIC...WHICH HELPED DEFINE ROCK-N-ROLL IN AMERICA. NANCY STARCHER/HARRISON FAN I guess it's kind of like an ending of something...and ending of his life but then it's the beginning of his legacy-- shall we say. AS LEAD GUITARIST FOR THE BEATLES, HE WAS THE "QUIET ONE"...THE ONE ALWAYS FOCUSED ON THE MUSIC...AND TIRED OF THE SPOTLIGHT AND AGRESSIVE FANS.))
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We have more on the life and career of George Harrison later in our newscast.[5-Gilmore]


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Governor Jim Gilmore says he's spent 107 nights away from his family in the last year, that's just too much.
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That's the official reason he cited as he announced his resignation today as chairman of the Republican National Committee.
The resignation comes as he was about to take on the job full time, after leaving the governor's office in January.


Gilmore says the decision was his alone.
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((GOV. JIM GILMORE: I JUST THINK THAT IF YOU LOOK AT 14 YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE, THE COMMITMENT OF TIME THAT IT TOOK THIS YEAR, THE NIGHTS AWAY FROM THE FAMILY, I JUST THINK THAT IT'S JUST ENOUGH. IT'S JUST TOO MUCH FOR THE FAMILY TO SACRIFICE AND I THINK THAT IT'S TIME TO SPEND A LITTLE MORE TIME WITH ROXANE AND ASHTON.))
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White House spokesman Ari Fleischer says President Bush regrets Gilmore's departure, and thinks quote "he's done a very good job at the Republican National Committee."
Republicans lost the only two governor's races in the nation this year, including in Gilmore's home state.


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The Taliban may be losing the war, but U-S forces face an increasing danger.
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That's according to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
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((RUMSFELD: AND LET THERE BE NO DOUBT. THERE WILL BE FURTHER CASAULTIES IN THIS CAMPAIGN, IN AFGHANISTAN AND ELSEWHERE. WE MAY HAVE TROOPS CAPTURED OR KILLED.))
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In Kandahar, opposition forces close in on the last remaining Taliban stronghold.
Tribal leaders say they've captured at least 80 Taliban fighters.... and negotiations are going on between the opposition forces and the Taliban for the surrender of leader Mullah Mohammad Omar.
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Marines rasied two flags in Kandahr that once flew over the Wrold Trade Center.
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Hundreds of local people who use Cox At Home high-speed Internet service may have the plug pulled on their service tonight.
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Under pressure from "At Home's" creditors, a federal bankruptcy court judge ruled the network COULD shut down at midnight.
If they do, Cox says its customers are supposed to download Juno software and use a dial-up service until they can be switched to Cox's own high-speed network.
Customers with Macintosh computers will be re-imbursed $21.95 a month for dial-up service since Juno doesn't support Macs.
Cox IS in negotiations now with "At Home" and feels confident the service will not shut off tonight.
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A local county says it is working to keep a bad year on its highways from getting worse. After this break, we will see what it is doing to end the string of fatal accidents.
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[VO] Also the first man to receive an experimental fully self contained artificial heart has died.
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A Patrick County woman will travel to Arlington National Cemetery next week to honor her fallen brother.
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Staff Sergeant Joel Williams is part of a missing World War II bomber crew whose remains have been recovered. The B-24 D Liberator went down in bad weather in New Guinea on March 5th, 19-44. His sister Cora Grace Foley says next week's memorial service will bring her closure.
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((CORA GRACE FOLEY/SISTER; I THINK IT WILL AND TO KNOW THAT IF WE GET THE WANTING TO, WE CAN GO THERE AND FEEL LIKE WE ARE AT HIS GRAVE HOPEFULLY SOMETHING THERE IN THAT CONTAINER IS FROM HIS BODY.))
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The plane was first spotted in 19-89. It took crews 10-years to investigate, excavate the site and recover and test remains. 2nd Lieutenant George Ellison of Danville was also in the bomber crew.
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Franklin County officials say motorists can choose to drive safely this holiday season.
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With a month to go, 21 people have died on Franklin County roads this year. That's a record high. That's why officials there want to make sure they do NOT add to the total in December. The Sheriff's Department campaign will use bumper stickers, billboards and signs to get out its safe driving message.


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((CAPT. ROBERT STRICKLER/FRANKLIN CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE; THROUGH THIS EFFORT, IT'S A BLITZ EFFOT TO GET DRIVING SAFELY IN EVERYONE'S MIND. AND TO REMEMBER 3 THINGS, BUCKLE UP DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE, AND DON'T SPEED. ALWAYS OBEY THOSE TRAFFIC LAWS, AND THINK ABOUT EACH OTHER OUT THERE.))
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In addition to the advertising campaign, the sheriff's department will have more patrols on the highways throughout the county.
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The first person to receive a fully self-contained artificial heart has died.
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Robert Tools died today at a hospital in Louisville, Kentucky.
The 59-year old went into multi-organ system failure... after he developed bleeding in his abdominal area.
Tools received the heart on July second at Jewish hospital in Louisville.
The retired telephone company worker had been sufering from congestive heart failure, diabetes and kidney disease before the operation.
He had been given little chance of surviving 30 days without the operation.
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This year marks the 20th year of the AIDS epidemic.
And in that time Southwest Virginia has had more than 18-hundred cases of HIV and AIDS reported.
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Despite the attention the disease has received, Health Check Reporter Joy Sutton tells us many believe young people are still not taking it seriously.
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Jean, that's why one of the main focuses of this years' World AIDS day is on educating the youth.
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Statistics show that half of all new infections hit people under the age of 25.
Today in Roanoke, dozens marched to send a message that we must remember those who have died--and not get complacent about the disease.
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22 year old Melanie Reynolds was just one of several young people who participated in the Rememberance Walk this year though downtown Roanoke.
She says many young people don't believe they are at risk.
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((PART OF THAT IS BECAUSE WE HAVEN'T BEEN SEEING PEOPLE DIE OR GENERATION IS NOT PART OF THE GENERATION THAT SAW SOMEONE DIE EVERY WEEK AND IN ROANOKE WE ARE IS SUCH A RURAL AREA THAT PEOPLE TEND TO THINK WE DON'T HAVE AIDS HERE)) [RUNS14]
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But many of the walkers hope that everyone -- especially the youth will get the message that HIV and AIDS have no boundaries.
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21 year old Dana Bosiger says she believe HIV and AIDS education needs to start at an early age.
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And the AIDS quilt serves as constant reminder that Americans continue to die.
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Tomorow is World AIDS day. This years them is "I Care.. Do You" Youth and AIDS in 21st century.
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It is the season for Christmas parades, coming up next Patrick Evans will give us a preview of tonight's parade in Lexington.
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Lexington is preparing to kick off the Christmas season with an annual candlelight procession that will culminate in the lighting of the community's Christmas tree.
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Patrick Evans is on hand for the festivities in Lexington.
Patrick, what's on the agenda for this evening?
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Coming up following Sports, we will have more on the life and career of Geroge Harrison,
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also a former Baywatch actress is sentenced after she admits driving under the influence of cocaine.
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On Wall Street today, it was a tug-of-war all session long between the bulls and the bears.
Alexis Christoforous has more.
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Welcome everybody to the end of the work week ticker.
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Tomorrow's Tech-Miami game means a lot of things to a lot of different folks. But for 22 seniors, the winningest class in Tech history, this is their final home game.
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[go to pinnacle 6998] The football fun begins bright and early on Your Hometown Station tomorrow as Army and Navy renew their storied series for the 102nd time at 11am. College basketball is next on WDBJ-7 with NC State taking on U-Mass at 2:30. And then settle in for the brawl for it all in the SEC East as Tennessee travels to Gainesville to battle the Florida Gators in the swamp at 4:30.
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Friday Football Extra is ready to roll tonight with our state semi-final preview. Four teams from the area are still in the hunt for a state title, and one of those will be playing tonight. Pulaski County hosts Marion in the Division Four semi-finals.
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And folks you'll not only get Pulaski-Marion highlights tonight on Friday Football Extra,
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but you'll have a chance to win free tickets to tomorrow's Virginia Tech-Miami game at Lane Stadium. Just watch Friday Football Extra tonight at 11:35. We'll be giving away four pairs of tickets.

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The Salem Civic Center is playing host to this year's Single A and Double A state basketball championships this weekend. This afternoon in the opening girls' game of the day Radford faced Goochland.
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A huge crowd turned out in the middle of the afternoon to see if the Lady Bobcats could advance to tomorrow's Group A title game. And Radford would not disappoint. Sydni Day scored 25 points as the Bobcats whipped Goochland 57-to-36.
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Radford will play the winner of the Glenvar-Altavista game for the state title tomorrow.
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Glenvar and Altavista are playing at this hour. Steve Mason will have highlights for you tonight on News 7 at 6. And don't forget that tonight Fleming plays Charlottesvile and Northside takes on King George in the Girls Double A semi-finals.
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I'll see you tonight at 11:35 for Friday Football Extra. Take care everyone. [GO TO BREAK]

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Former "Baywatch" actress Yasmine Bleeth pled guilty to cocaine possesion and driving while impaired today.
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Bleeth will serve two years of probation including regular drug tests.
Officers found what they suspected was cocaine in her purse while they investigated a car accident on September 12th near Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
They say charges also resulted from a search of her hotel room.
If she completes probation, the deal could leave her without a criminal record. It's an option for first-time drug offenders in Michigan.
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As we told you earlier in the newscast,George Harrison died Thursday after a long struggle with cancer.
While he was best known as the "youngest Beatle," Harrison's career took several other directions as well.
Lisa Black has more.
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((
THE MAN CALLED "THE QUIET BEATLE" IS DEAD.
GEORGE HARRISON WAS THE LEAD GUITARIST OF THE BEATLES, ARGUABLY THE MOST INFLUENTIAL ROCK BAND IN MUSIC HISTORY.
WHILE PAUL MCCARTNEY AND JOHN LENNON WROTE MOST OF THE BAND'S HITS, HARRISON ALSO CONTRIBUTED WELL KNOWN SONGS LIKE "WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS" AND "HERE COMES THE SUN".
HARRISON SAID THE EARLY DAYS WERE HEADY ONES FOR THE FAB FOUR.

(((SOT---Harrison)))

"We really didn't know anything, we just followed our gut feeling, we made it up as we went along. I think that's what you do in life."

HARRISON WAS NEVER AFRAID TO TAKE CHANCES OR EXPERIMENT.
HE INTRODUCED HIS FELLOW BEATLES TO TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION AND INDIAN MUSIC, WHICH WAS EVIDENT IN MANY OF HIS SONGS AND HIS PHILOSOPHY ON LIFE.

(((SOT---Harrison)))

"It's just the body that changes. The soul is there at birth and death. And the only thing that's changed is the bodily condition."

SHORTLY AFTER THE BEATLES BROKE UP IN 1970, HARRISON RELEASED HIS FIRST SOLO ALBUM 'ALL THINGS MUST PASS, WHICH INCLUDED THE NUMBER ONE HIT 'MY SWEET LORD'.
HE ALSO STRUCK PLATINUM TWICE WITH A GROUP HE CO-FOUNDED, THE TRAVELING WILBURYS.
IN 1998, HE DISCLOSED HE'D BEEN TREATED FOR THROAT CANCER.
THE FOLLOWING YEAR... AN INTRUDER STABBED HIM SEVERAL TIMES IN HIS BRITISH HOME.
BUT HARRISON REBOUNDED, MIXING NEW TRACKS FOR A REMASTERED VERSION OF ALL THINGS MUST PASS.
HARRISON'S WIFE OLIVIA AND HIS ONLY CHILD, DHANI, (DAH-NEE) WERE AT HIS BEDSIDE WHEN HE DIED.
GEORGE HARRISON WAS 58.))
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