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Good morning, I'm Kimberly McBroom...... grab a coat and your umbrella as head out the door this morning...
Meterologist Leo Hirsbrunner has the weekend forecast coming up right after the news..





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The man convicted of killing two CIA employees was executed last night, amid protests in his native Pakistan and threats of terrorism. Mir Aimal Kasi was put to death by lethal injection. Meghan Muldoon reports that corrections officials say there were no complications and, except for added security, nothing out of the ordinary.
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A federal grand jury did NOT return indictments against two North Carolina men called for questioning this week in the kidnapping of Jennifer Short.
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Government officials said the purpose was to get the testimony of Gary Bowman and his former landlord, Gary Lemons, on the record -- NOT to secure indictments.
Both men were called before the grand jury on Tuesday.
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Good morning, I'm Kimberly McBroom.
You'll want to make some indoor plans this weekend, as rain is likely tomorrow.
Metereologist Leo Hirsbrunner has the full forecast, right after the news.






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The National D-Day Memorial may be able to settle its debts out of court. The foundation has six weeks before a Bankruptcy Court Judge steps in.
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Yesterday, the attorneys agreed to submit their differences to mediation.
They gave themselves a deadline of December 31st to reach an out- of- court settlement.
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((RICH MAXWELL/D-DAY FOUNDATION'S ATTORNEY; EVERYBODY TODAY NOW IS FOCUSED ON THE FACT THAT IF WE DON'T COOPERATE EVERYONE LOOSES. THAT HAS BEEN BROUGHT INTO CLEAR FOCUS WITH THIS BANKRUPTCY.))
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The Foundation won the right to put World War Two veteran Melvin Proffit at the top its list of creditors. Proffit made a 1-MILLION dollar donation to the memorial last year, with the understanding he'd be paid a 70-thousand dollar annual annuity.
He'll get his next two monthly payments, while the lawyers negotiate a way to satisfy the Memorial's millions in debt.
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Radford University students saving up for Spring Break will need to put aside some of the money for tuition.
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The University's Board of Visitors approved a 250-dollar tuition increase, effective next Spring.
The school this year found out its losing three million dollars from state budget cuts, but, officials say the tuition increase will make up more than half of that.
The rest will come from the elimination of about 55-workers, through an early retirement program.
If necessary, the university will also furlough ALL employees for up to two days.
Officials say it could save the school about 300-thousand dolllars.
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Grateful Dead fans were groovin' last night in Roanoke--

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Nearly 11- thousand dead-heads packed the Roanoke Civic Center to hear "The Other Ones" jam. The remaining members of the Grateful Dead chose Roanoke as the first stop on their latest concert tour. Fans enjoyed the music that lasted nearly four hours.
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((ANNA JASKO/FAN: WE MOSTLY LIKE THE MUSIC WHEN THEY JUST JAM, NOT AS THE MUSIC IN BETWEEN BUT WHEN THEY JUST JAM AND KEEP FLOWING AND ITS JUST RELAXING.))
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Not everyone enjoyed the atmosphere. The police presence was obvious- as every concert goer was searched at the door for drugs and alcohol. Authorities enforced a zero tolerance policy- and about 30 people were arrested for alcohol and drug violations. But by the end of the night- the Dead just kept on truckin'.
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Good morning, I'm Kimberly McBroom.
Yesterday's sunshine is a thing of the past, as we head into a cloudy and wet weekend.
Metereologist Leo Hirsbrunner has details, coming up in the forecast.






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Virginia has executed a Pakistani man convicted of killing two C-I-A employees in 1993...
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Aimal Khan Kasi (meer ah-mahl KAH'-zee) was killed by injection last night at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt. The execution came after the U-S Supreme Court declined to grant him a stay and Governor Mark Warner rejected an appeal for clemency.
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Kasi killed 38- year- old Frank Darling and Lansing Bennett as they sat in their cars outside the agency's McLean headquaters in January of 1993.
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The State Department had warned Kasi's execution could trigger retaliatory acts by Pakistanis and other anti-American group. A group of about 80 protestors gathered outside the prison last night without incidence.
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For the second time in just over two weeks The Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office is investigating two suspicious deaths.
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The bodies of 73-year old Willie Harston and his wife, 68-year old Clara Belle Harston were found inside their home on Malmaison Road in Blairs Wednesday morning. The couple had last been seen Monday afternoon. A cause of death has yet to be determined.
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Late last month, just up the road in Keeling, a father and son were killed in their home. The Sheriff's Office says it's "extremely rare" for the area to have so many suspicious deaths in such a short period of time.
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((MAJ. GARY GOODSON/PITTSLYVANIA CO. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: ANYTIME WE HAVE ANY TYPE OF DEATHS IN OUR COMMUNITY IT HEIGHTENS OUR AWARENESS. WHEN YOU HAVE TWO OF 'EM BACK TO BACK LIKE THIS, WE REALLY GET CONCERNED.))
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Three people have been arrested in that case. Major Goodson says the Sheriff's Office does not believe the cases are connected.

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Job seekers packed the Virginia Employment Commission office in Martinsville yesterday....
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Hundreds came to apply for 405 new jobs at Activewear. On Wednesday, the textile company announced it's opening shop in the former V-F Imagewear facility on Walker Road. Many of the applicants are among the 23-hundred workers laid off in April when V-F closed.
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((BARBARA REDD/VA EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION; YES, I WON'T DENY THAT WE'RE PROBABLY GOING TO HAVE A LOT MORE APPLICATIONS THEN WE'LL HAVE POSITIONS TO FILL BUT WE'RE STILL VERY HOPEFUL.))
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Activewear says one reason they chose Martinsville is because of its available workforce. Dorothy Trickle is one example of a resident looking for work. She spent about 10-years doing custodial work at V-F ... she is thrilled Activewear is coming to town.
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