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Good morning, I'm Kimberly McBroom......
Rain is likely today..then tapering off to showers by tonight.
Brent Watts has the holiday forecast, coming up.




[7-County-Fatal]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
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One person is dead and another is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after a single car accident in Roanoke County last night.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.;]

Police say they're not sure who was driving the 19-86 Mazda when it crossed the center line, hit a culvert and went airborn at the intersection of Bent Mountain Road and Old Bent Mountain Road. It happened at about 10:30. Jeffrey Wayne Fields was ejected from the car and died from his inuries.
The identity of the other person isn't being released at this time.
Neither was wearing a seat belt. Police say alcohol and speed may have been factors on the wet roads.
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[7-D'ville-Robbery]


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There was bad luck for an armed robber in Danville early this morning. At about 20 till two, officer George Stevenson the Second was on duty at Sheetz on Riverside Drive, when a customer told him the place was being robbed. Stevenson went to the front and confronted the robber with his gun drawn.
The robber fled on foot, and the officer gave chase.
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[TAKe LONDON FS] 33 year old Gary Dale London of Danville was caught by Stevenson -- and was taken into custody after a scuffle. He faces multiple charges-- including armed robbery, assault on a police officer, and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
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[Anchor=Kim]
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It turns out the weapon London used was a realistic- looking B-B gun. [7-6Regional-Jail]


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Two sites near Dixie Caverns are being considered for a new regional jail.
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The county says it looked at a dozen sites, before selecting two parcels located close together near West River Road.
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[SOT 01:20:36]
[IN Q=We really think the jail will be]
[SUPER=01-Elmer Hodge/Roanoke Co. Administrator;]
[RUNS=:09]
[OUT Q=fit in very nicely there.]
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke Co.]

But county residents who live near the sites say they are opposed to the project, and concerned about the lack of public input so far.
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[SOT 01:41:47]
[IN Q=I have heard]
[SUPER=01-J. C. Whitlock/Roanoke Co. Resident;]
[RUNS=:16]
[OUT Q=working like this.]
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County officials say they have to move quickly to meet a March deadline for state funding.
They've scheduled a community meeting on Tuesday November 30th. 6pm at the Salem Civic Center.

[55-WXHeads]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
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Good morning, I'm Kimberly McBroom......
One more day for the umbrellas, with rain likely today.
But we'll see dry weather for the holiday.
Brent Watts has the full forecast, straight ahead.

[55-11Airport-Security]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
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Some airline passengers aren't happy with new measures being taken in the U-S to prevent terrorism.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Richmond;]

As part of the Transportation Security Administration's effort to detect explosives- screeners have been given more authority to conduct pat-down searches. Now all passengers selected for additional screening will be checked for explosives. A search that includes a pat-down of the breasts, genitals and buttocks.
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[SOT 11:47:36]
[IN Q=It's not something I really]

((HAROLD MEYERHOFFER: IT'S NOT SOMETHING I REALLY WOULD FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH AND LIKE IT, BUT HERE AGAIN, I'VE GOT MY GRANDCHILDREN TO WORRY ABOUT AND MY DAUGHTER IN LAW COMING TO VISIT AND MY SAFETY SO NOT A PROBLEM.))
[SUPER=07-Harold Meyerhoffer;]
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[OUT Q=my safety- so not a problem]
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[VO-NAT]

But others say the new procedure is taking security too far.
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[SOT 11:44:38]
[IN Q=I think I would feel]

((DEBBY NELSON: I THINK I WOULD FEEL LIKE THEY WERE INVADING MY PRIVACY. I WOULD FEEL VERY INVADED BY DOING SO BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW, PEOPLE COULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SITUATION JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE AUTHORIZED TO TOUCH YOU.))
[SUPER=07-Debby Nelson;]
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[OUT Q=are authorized to touch you]
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[VO-NAT]

Passengers can request to be screened in a private location. Screeners are required to use the back of their hands when searching sensitive areas of the body. T-S-A reports all screeners have been trained to conduct the searches respectfully.
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[55-11L'burg-Council]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
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More than 130 firefighters in Lynchburg got an early Christmas gift from the city council.
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City council yesterday voted to spend close to half a million dollars to bring the fire department's salaries closer to the market average.
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That means firefighters will be getting ... on average ... a ten percent raise or about 43-hundred dollars more a year.
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[SOT 19:20:21]
[IN Q=I'm sure it]

((ART LIPSCOMB/LYNCHBURG FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION: I'M SURE IT WILL BE A BIG BOOST. THE GUYS, THEY DIDN'T LET DOWN AT ALL THIS PAST YEAR, THEY KEPT ON AND WE STILL PROVIDED MORE COMMUNITY SERVICE THAN ANYONE AND I'M SURE IT WILL GIVE THEM A BIG BOOST COME CHRISTMAS.))
[SUPER=01-Art Lipscomb/Lynchburg Firefighters Association]
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[OUT Q=big boost come Christmas.]
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Money for the raises will come from the city's undesignated fund balance ... but council will have to find an extra million dollars every year to keep them in place.
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[8Wx-Headline]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
[NEWSCAST=Cut-ins]
[WRITER=kor]
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Good morning, I'm Kimberly McBroom......
Rain is likely again today, then tapering off tonight.
Thanksgiving should be dry.
Brent Watts has your holiday outlook, coming up.





[8-VOBVictory-Stadium]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
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Nearly three weeks ago, several people were slightly injured after some concrete steps gave way at Victory Stadium.


And it looks like the problem will not be fixed anytime soon.
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[VO-NAT]
[SUPER=03-Roanoke]


Shortly after the incident, the city found more crumbling steps and as a result blocked off four areas of the stadium.
The Civic Center which runs Victory Stadium has decided no repairs will be made until the citizen's committee makes a recommendation about the future of the facility.
City officials say it makes sense to hold off since the work will come with a hefty price tag.
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[SOT 4:41:09]
[IN Q=Whatever the decision]

((MINA BOYD/ROANOKE CIVIC CENTER: WHATEVER THE DECISION IS IT COULD GO ANY DIRECTION, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE OUTCOME WILL BE AND TO PUT MONEY IN IT TO PATCH IT UP IS NOT GOOD BECAUSE THAT'S TAX DOLLARS GONE AWAY.))
[SUPER=01-Mina Boyd/Roanoke Civic Center;]
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[OUT Q=gone away]
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The city also points out there are no more football games scheduled this season at Victory Stadium.
But when soccer gets underway next spring, those sections will still be off limits.
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[SOT 4:41:47]
[IN Q=The soccer crowd]

((MINA BOYD/ROANOKE CIVIC CENTER: THE SOCCER CROWD IS NOT GOING TO BE THAT LARGE SO WHAT THE SPACES WE HAVE OPEN WILL BE ENOUGH FOR THEM SO IF IT'S NOT AS THOUGH THEY NEED THE ADDITIONAL SPACE SO IF IT IS ROPED OFF THEY WILL BE FINE.))
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[OUT Q=will be fine]
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Boyd also says the city has very little money to fix Victory Stadium because the facility loses on average more than 200-thousand dollars a year.
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[8-11Giles-Arson]


[ANCHOR=Kim]
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Friends of a Giles County woman presumed murdered say they are in disbelief.
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[VO-NAT]

Susan Daniels disapeared Thursday, after authorities discovered her home burned to the ground. But, now investigators believe her friend, Niklan Jones killed her, before killing himself.
[SUPER=03-Blacksburg;]

It all comes as a shock to pet store owner Murn Ford, who was friends with Daniels for 10-years.
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[SOT 16:22:04]
[IN Q=oh, it was just]

((MURN FORD/FRIEND OF DANIELS: OH, IT WAS JUST, HOW COULD SOMETHING LIKE THAT HAPPEN TO SOMEBODY THAT WAS SO KIND AND ANTI-VIOLENT. IT'S JUST HARD TO BELIEVE, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE.))
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[OUT Q=impossible to believe]
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[SUPER=03-Giles Co./Last Week;]

Authorities recovered remains at the fire site that they believe are Daniels', but are still waiting for lab results.
Friends of Jones did not wish to speak about the incident on-camera.
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