WDBJ 7 news at 6 for 06/13/03

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A capital murder conviction- -three times over. Now we await word on a possible death sentence.
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And some elementary school kids brave a thunderstorm, when the fire alarm goes off.

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Tonight in sports, the faculties at Duke and UNC weigh in on ACC expansion, the NBA Finals roll on with tonight's Game Five, and
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Bobby Labonte grabs the pole at Michigan for the Sirius 400.
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A challenging weekend forecast, to stay dry that is. Details of our soggy future in a moment. [Open]
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((I KNOW THAT, YOU KNOW, THE RIGHT THING IS THAT HE'S BEING PUT AWAY, BUT I THINK AT THIS MOMENT I'M MORE IN FAVOR OF THE DEATH SENTENCE THAN I AM OF LIFE IN PRISON.))
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[VO-NAT]
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Guilty of capital murder is the verdict..
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...now a Fairfax man waits while a Lynchburg jury makes a life-or-death decision.
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Good evening, I'm Keith Humphry.
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And I'm Shannon Young. [Winston]
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22-year-old Leon Jermain Winston is the first of two suspects to be tried for the murders of Anthony and Ronda Robinson in Lynchburg last year.
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The Robinsons were gunned down inside their Sussex Street home last April. Their two young daughters were in the house at the time but were not harmed.
Today a jury convicted Winston on all twelve charges... including three counts of capital murder.
Ronda Robinson's sister says no punishment is too severe.
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((ANN LEWIS/SISTER OF MURDER VICTIM: I WAS REALLY AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY UP UNTIL THIS WEEK, I BATTLED WITH IT FOR A WHILE AND THIS WEEK IT REALLY PUSHED ME WHEN I SAW THE PICTURES AND HOW YOU COULD BE SO UNHUMAN TOWARDS SOMEONE ELSE AND DO THE THINGS THAT YOU DID TO SOMEONE ELSE, I JUST DON'T HAVE ANY SYMPATHY, I DON'T HAVE ANY COMPASSION FOR SOMEONE LIKE THAT.))
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Both sides have presented evidence in the sentencing phase of the trial.
Winston faces the death penalty or life in prison without parole.
The jury is still deliberating the sentence.
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[I-81]

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Republican leaders say VDOT must act quickly if the state wants to receive up to a billion dollars to help with widening Interstate 81.
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The Surface Transportation Bill is currently under review in the House of Representatives, and the state could potentially receive up to one billion dollars to help fund construction.
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However, Virginia would receive the money only if it pursues a plan that includes separate truck and car lanes.
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((REP. BOB GOODLATTE/(R) 6TH DISTRICT; THOSE DECISIONS NEED TO BE MADE IN THE NEAR FUTURE, SO THAT WE HAVE THE POSSIBILITY OF PUTTING TOGETHER THE PACKAGE FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN THE HIGHWAY BILL THAT WILL BE ACTED ON BY CONGRESS LATER THIS YEAR.)) ((DEL. MORGAN GRIFFITH/(R) SALEM; WE CAN GO FORWARD ON THIS SIDE OF IT AND SAY WE PREFER SEPARATE CAR AND TRUCK LANES AND THEN PRESERVE OUR OPTIONS TO GET THE MONEY. IF WE DON'T DO THAT MY FEAR AND CONGRESSMAN GOODLATTE'S FEAR IS THAT WE WILL LOSE THAT MONEY FOREVER.))
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Goodlatte and Griffith say the project should not be dependent on tolls, but rather that the state should pursue all available federal funds.
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[VDOT-Reaction]

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But in Richmond, Virginia's Transportation Secretary says the state is doing all it can to get federal money for I-81.
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Whitt Clement says he and Governor Warner are fully aware of the situation.
And that both have personally talked to federal lawmakers about earmarking funds for 81.
Clement says V-DOT is currently looking for ways to speed up the process.
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((WHITT CLEMENT/TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY: WE KNOW ITS CRITICAL THAT WE DO ALL WE CAN TO AVAIL OURSELVES OF RESOURCES FROM WHATEVER SOURCE AND IF THERE IS A GOOD POTENTIAL OF FEDERAL FUNDS, GOSH WE WANT TO BE THERE LIKE ANY OTHER STATE.))
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Clement says the state is moving as quickly as possible to meet the requirements for federal funding.
But says that V-DOT still must follow federal and state law.
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[311-Fatal]

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Roanoke County Police say they are investigating whether alcohol, and unused seatbelts, played a role in a fatal accident last night.
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A car and a pickup truck collided as both headed north on route 311 near Mason's Cove around 10 PM. Police say an Oldsmobile rear-ended the Toyota pickup. 23-year old Tiffany Christina Allen, the passenger in the Oldsmobile, died. Investigators say both drivers are in good condition at Roanoke Memorial Hospital.
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[West-Nile]

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State health officials are on the lookout for West Nile Virus, and this week they found evidence in Southside.
Testing has confirmed that a dead crow found in the Dry Fork area of Pittsylvania County WAS infected.
So far this year, the state has received no reports of West Nile in humans, but in 2002, 29 people became ill, two died.
Health officials are expecting an increase in the number of cases this year, but they say most people bitten by infected mosquitos will not get sick.

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Teachers at Montvale Elementary School didn't want to do it, but they had no choice, leading their students outside and into a thurnderstorm.
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The school's maintenance staff worked all morning to repair a faulty cooling valve on the air conditioning unit. But around one o'clock, a part started to smoke, setting off the fire alarm. That's when teachers led the students outside. After the air was tested, everyone was allowed back inside, but the day's events were too much for some students.
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((VANETA LEONARD/MONTVALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: THERE WERE PROBABLY SEVEN OR EIGHT THAT CAME DOWN AND COMPLAINED OF FEELING SICK SO WE CALLED ALL OF THEIR PARENTS, GAVE THEM THE CHOICE OF WHETHER THEY WANTED TO HAVE THEM CHECKED OR WHETHER THEY WANTED TO COME AND GET THEM. THEY ALL CAME AND GOT THEM SO EVERYBODY WENT HOME.))
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Leonard says the fifth and sixth grade dance will go on this evening as scheduled.
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Still ahead, some dancing dads have a lot of nerve to go on stage with their daughters.
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And Mayberry comes to Roanoke.
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Attorney General Jerry Kilgore says the Big East lawsuit against the A-C-C is already reaping benefits.
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As Virginia Tech's legal representative, Kilgore signed off on the lawsuit before it was filed.
He says he is hopeful that Tech will ultimately prevail.
But that the suit has already proven to be a successful wake-up call for the A-C-C.
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((ATTORNEY GENERAL JERRY KILGORE: WE THOUGHT IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT WE JOIN THE LAWSUIT ATTEMPT TO HOLD EVERYTHING IN PLACE SO THAT THE ACC AND OTHER COACHES WOULD STEP BACK AND ASK MORE QUESTIONS I THINK THAT'S WHAT WE'VE SEEN OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS.))
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Kilgore's office filed a motion yesterday to speed up the legal proceedings.
He says the dispute is not just about sports but will also affect academics and economic development.
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[Mayberry]

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Fans of the Andy Griffith Show are gathering in Roanoke this weekend for the Mayberry Memories celebration.
The three-day event features members from the original cast, tribute artists, and a musical stage show. The fun kicks off this evening with "Aunt Bee's Picnic."
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Brent Watts is at the Clarion Hotel where the picnic has been moved indoors.
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[Stocks]

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A decline in consumer confidence led to sharp drops today on Wall Street. [TAKE DOW & NASDAQ PAGE]
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The Dow fell 79 points. Nasdaq sank 27.
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[Falls]

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The son and daughter-in-law of Giles County Sheriff Larry Falls have been indicted by a federal grand jury. The couple was stopped in Salem about three weeks ago. City police reported finding crack cocaine and OxyContin in the car, along with a concealed weapon. The indictment unsealed today says it was a .22-caliber revolver. Jimmy and Allison Falls were arrested Sunday and remain in jail, charged in a drug trafficking conspiracy that allegedly dates back to 1995.

[NY-Pizza]

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A popular pizza place damaged by fire is postponing its reopening to next week.
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New York Pizza in Vinton hoped to be serving customers today. But the owner says the rainy weather has held up the renovation project. In April, an electrical fire in the ceiling tore through the roof, closing down the popular community eatery.
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((TONY MONTUORI/RESTAURANT OWNER; THEY'RE ANXIOUS WE GET OPEN AND WE'RE ANXIOUS TO GET OPEN SO BOTH WAYS WE WANT TO GET IT OPEN.))
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Montuori says with the renovations, the building is now fireproof. He expects to open his doors on Monday.
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Most Dads will go to great lengths for their kids.
And in the case of some local fathers, that means DANCING before a live audience.
Marya Jones introduces us to the "Dancing Dads."
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10-year-old Mary Hannah Garber is an old pro at dance recitals.
But she isn't the only dancer in the family.
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((NATS: STAYING ALIIIIIIIIVE.))
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Her dad, Sam, is dancing, too.
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((SAM GARBER/DANCING DAD: WE LIKE TO DANCE. WE'RE NOT ALL THAT GREAT AT IT. BUT WE STILL HAVE A GREAT TIME.))
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They're called the Dancing Dads ... a group of fathers who got tired of watching their daughters from the sidelines and decided it was time to put their best foot forward.
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((SAM GARBER/DANCING DAD: I FIGURE IF SHE CAN GET OUT THERE AND DO IT FOR 10, 15 DANCES A NIGHT, THEN I SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO IT FOR ONE. ))
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((NATS: MUSIC AND DANCING.))
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Five years ago, the dads started dancing at Julieart Danceworks recitals as comic relief.
But what started as a joke turned serious for some of them.
Now, several take classes.
And much to their own surprise, they've even won First Place in regional competitions.
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((BILL WARNER/DANCING DAD: I DON'T THINK ANYONE'S A REAL DANCER. I KNOW I'M NOT. BUT WE GET OUT, WE HAVE A GOOD TIME. I THINK THE JUDGES LIKE THAT.))
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Their daughters like it, too.
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((DIANA WARNER: IT'S FUN. A LOT OF FUN HAVING HIM DOING IT WITH ME BECAUSE I PRACTICE WITH HIM SOMETIMES SO THAT HE KNOWS HIS DANCE A LOT BETTER. ))
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((SAM GARBER: FOR US, IT'S BEEN A VERY CLOSE CONNECTION. WE LOVE MUSIC, BOTH OF US AND THIS IS A WAY FOR US TO SHARE IT, CHEER EACH OTHER ON AND MOST OF ALL HAVE A GOOD TIME. ))
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They may not be 'N Sync ... but as far as their kids are concerned, these dads have all the right moves.
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Marya Jones, News-7.
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Coming up, qualifying results from Michigan, Jim Furyk has soared to the top of the U.S. Open leaderboard, and

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school's out so that means camp's in. We'll look at Roanoke natives Ramon and Damon Williams Twin Cords Camp in just a few.
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[S-Open]

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Day Two at the US Open saw Jim Furyk and his unorthodox swing set a new target at Olympia Fields.
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Tom Watson stole the headlines yesterday but Friday has been Furyk's time to shine. Furyk followed up yesterday's 67 by shooting a 4-under 66 this morning to get to 7-under for the tournament. His two round total of 133 is a US Open record after two days.
Nick Price is in contention at 4-under.
Tiger Woods sits at 4-under thru 17 holes.
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[S-Qualify]

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On the track, Bobby Labonte is sporting the Incredible Hulk on the Hood of his Chevy this weekend at Michigan and today Labonte flexed some muscle in qualifying for the Sirius 400.
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Labonte laid down a smokin lap at 190.36 miles per hour to grab his 3rd pole of the year. He'll start right next to teammate Tony Stewart. The two lead a brigade of four Chevys in the top five spots.
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[S-ACC]

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The faculties of both Duke and North Carolina are now in agreement with the school's presidents that ACC expansion is a bad thing. The reasons for the opposition include disagreements over division alignment, travel costs, and demands on student athletes.
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[SUPER=03-Ponte Vedra, FL/Last Month; :00]

Meanwhile Miami Athletic Director Paul Dee has expressed pessimism to Miami executives, but other school officials still believe that expansion may occur. Dee and President Donna Shalala are not upset with Commissioner John Swofford because they believe that he genuinely thought he had the seven necessary votes to expand.
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[S-Cord]

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Summer sports camp start popping up all over the Roanoke Valley next week. Former VMI basketball stars and local products Damon and Ramon Williams' Twin CORD Camp tips off Monday at Addison Middle School.
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The twins are in their seventh year of running the CORD camp. One aspect of the camp that makes it unique is that the twins offer scholarships in an effort to make the camp available to every youngster out there.
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The twins also offer three sessions of camp and instruction instead of just one, like most camps. Enabling kids on vacation who miss one camp to attend another is only part of the reason for the three sessions.
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[S-NBA]

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Game Five of the NBA Finals is set to roll on this Friday the 13th. Oddly enough there will be a Jason on the court. Both teams hope that the horrifying shooting that plagued each in Game Four is a thing of the past.
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Percy Walton was supposed to be dead by now, at least as far as prosecutors were concerned, but a court decision with a just a a day to spare kept him alive.
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Walton was scheduled to die for the 1996 murders of an elderly couple and a neighbor in Danville. But his attorneys recently argued he is mentally retarded, and executing him would therefore be unconstitutional.
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A federal judge is scheduled to hear oral arguments in Roanoke later today, and we'll present what both sides say tonight on News 7 at 6.