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Next on News 7-
A local woman is charged with attempted murder for allegedly starving a child.
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A standoff leaves a three year old dead in Salem.
Things are not peachy in Georgia- where a cold snap could snatch up the peach crop.
And we'll check out the Puff Daddy concert.
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News 7 is next.
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Good Evening.
A Bedford County woman is charged with child neglect and attempted murder- after a child she was caring for is brought into the hospital suffering from starvation.
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A standoff between a man and police ends in the death of a three year old- and a police officer injured.
Kelvin Vaughn was holed up in an apartment with his son when police arrived this morning.
Police say Vaughn answered the door shooting at them.
[SUPER=03-Auburn, WA;]
A hostage standoff at a Washington state bank is over.
All six hostages made it out safely.
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Join us for News 7.
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A three-year-old child is dead after a standoff between his father and police.
Tina Tenret reports on this morning's domestic dispute that also left a Roanoke man and a Salem police officer injured.
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(( 38-year-old Kelvin Vaughn was holed up in his girlfriend's apartment with the couple's 3-year-old son when police arrived around 8:20 a-m.
They say when they knocked at the door, Kelvin Vaughn answered -- shooting at them.
Pieces of wall slightly wounded Officer Marge Dillon in the forehead, arms and legs -- another officer, Blake Critz, shot back at Vaughn before retreating.
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((BLAINE BUSH/WITNESS: I HEARD A SHOT GO OFF. IT WAS MUFFLED THEN THE POLICE OFFICER CAME AND WENT DOWN INTO THE BREEZEWAY. ABOUT A SECOND LATER I HEARD FOUR SHOTS. AND THEN HE TOOK OFF RUNNING AND I TOOK OFF RUNNING AND I SAW A COP COME RUNNING OUT.))
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Police say they heard more gunfire from within the apartment -- then the emergency response team found Vaughn with two bullet holes in his stomach.
They say Vaughn's toddler son -- Kyrie Carter -- was shot at close range and died from two gunshot wounds in the chest.
The boy's mother -- Kim Carter -- called police earlier that morning, saying her ex-boyfriend would not leave her apartment.
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((POLICE HAVE CHARGED KELVIN VAUGHN WITH ATTEMPTED CAPITAL MURDER FOR SHOOTING A POLICE OFFICER. THEY SAY THEY WON'T KNOW TIL AUTOPSY RESULTS COME BACK WHETHER VAUGHN INDEED KILLED HIS SON. TINA TENRET NEWS7 SALEM.))
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Vaughn was taken to the Roanoke Memorial Hospital -- police say he was in stable but guarded condition this afternoon.
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A Bedford County woman is in custody after a child she was caring for was taken to the hospital allegedly suffering from severe malnutrition.
Officials at Bedford County Memorial Hospital called the police and social services after they realized the child's condition.
Thiry-one year old Rose Heath Dooley of Timber Ridge Road is charged with one count of felony child neglect and one count of attempted murder by starvation.
She is being held without bond.
The child is reported in guarded but stable condition.
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A collision between an ambulance and a passenger car killed a Bedford County woman this afternoon.
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It happened at the intersection of Old Forest Road and Lakeside Drive in Lynchburg.
A Campbell County rescue squad ambulance collided with a Plymouth Horizon driven by 25-year old Eric K. Smith.
Smith's grandmother, 84-year old Jean Korn of Forest, was a passenger in that car.
She later died at Lynchburg General Hospital.
Smith is in stable condition.
Police are still investigating.
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[Weather]
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Cold temperatures could mean higher prices for fruit.
Jim Axelrod has the latest on tonight's deep freeze.
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((IT'S A BEAUTIFUL SCENE BUT A PAINFUL TIME FOR FRUIT FARMERS
ACROSS THE SOUTH.
Look on the foliage here.. see the berry how it's coated.
FARMERS LIKE KEITH HILL IN NORTH CAROLINA. HE WATCHED EL
NINO LURE HIS STRAWBERRY PLANTS TO AN EARLY BLOOM.
And i knew it was going to happen.. when it was
so warm.. i said oh we're in trouble later on.
THIS RECORD COLD SNAP IS TESTING AN OLD FARMER'S SKILLS.
HE'S FIGHTING THE FREEZE BY COVERING HIS BERRIES IN ICE TO PROTECT
THEM FROM THE EVEN COLDER AIR..
HE WORKED THROUGH LAST NIGHT... AND WILL CONTINUE AROUND THE
CLOCK.
This is going to be tough. catastrophic almost.
JIM AXELROD/CBS NEWS: FARMERS ACROSS THE REGION ARE FACING TOUGH DECISIONS IN THE FACE OF THIS FREEZE. KEITH HILL ALSO HAS A PEACH ORCHARD.. BUT
HE DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH WATER TO IRRIGATE BOTH HIS CROPS. HE HAS HAD
TO DECIDE WHICH TO SAVE AND WHICH TO LET GO.
I'd say they are 75 percent bloom. full bloom (03)
EL NINO TRICKED HIS PEACH BLOSSOMS TOO. BUT STRAWBERRIES
YIELD 3 TIMES THE PROFIT. HE DECIDED LAST NIGHT TO SAVE THEM.
and that ice.. was the protector. It was the protector of that berry. It will still make a strawberry.
THE LAST BIG FREEZE IN THE SOUTH COST PEACH FARMERS MORE THAN
90 PERCENT OF THEIR PROFITS.. AND BOOSTED PRICES FOR CONSUMERS.
WITH TEMPERATURES TONITE FORECAST IN THE TEENS. LOSSES THIS TIME.. COULD BE
FELT WELL BEYOND THE FARM.
Jim Axelrod, CBS News, North Carolina.))
Toss-2-Robin
Jean tosses to Robin in the Chromakey
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[ANCHOR=Jean]
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The Learning Center in downtown Roanoke is under investiagtion. We'll tell you why when we return.
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and a Hostage situation ends in Washington State after the would be robber releases his hostages and shoots himself.
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[Hostage-Standoff]
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A five hour hostage standoff at a Washington state bank is over.
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The would-be robber shot himself in the stomach after his last
four hostages escaped.
Two other hostages were released earlier. All six are safe.
The standoff began when a robbery attempt went awry.
A police spokeswoman says police negotiators got the robber to agree to lay his weapon aside, but she could not immediately say what led to the gunshot.
The 34 year old gunman is in serious condition-
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[McKinney]
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A day of deliberations with no verdict in the case of
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[SUPER=03-Fort Belvoir;]
former Army Sargeant Major Gene McKinney.
Eight jurors deliberated for nearly seven hours today without reaching a decision.
The Army's former top enlisted man faces more than 55 years in prison if convicted on all counts in the sexual misconduct case.
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[Vitamin-Bill]
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After weeks of bickering, Virginia's House of Delegates voted unanimously to pass the car tax relief and school construction bill its Finance Commmittee crafted earlier this week.
The bill now faces tough scrutiny in the Senate.
Lawmakers have until Saturday to finish work on the bill.
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But the House stopped a bill COLD that would change the way schools deal with children and non-prescription drugs.
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((DEL. JAY O'BRIEN/R-FAIRFAX CO.: HERE ARE SOME THAT WOULD NOT BE PERMITTED RIGHT NOW BY THE FAIRFAX COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM: FLINTSTONES VITAMINS, RICOLA COUGH DROPS.))
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((DEL. PANNY RHODES/R-RICHMOND: WE HAVE A DROP-OUT PREVENTION COMMISSION, WE ARE WORKING VERY HARD TO KEEP CHILDREN IN SCHOOL, AND YET TO EXPEL OR SUSPEND SOME CHILD WITH PARENTAL PERMISSION THAT HAS A FLINTSTONE VITAMIN.))
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But a majority of the delegates thought common sense in the schools would solve problems-- like last week's suspension of third-graders in Pulaski County.
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((DEL. JACK REID/R-HENRICO CO.: A LITTLE COMMON SENSE IN HERE WILL AVOID SOME PROBLEMS TOO. PLEASE RE-REFER THIS BILL. IT IS A BAD BILL.))
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The bill died on a voice vote.
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[Learning-center]
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The Downtown Learning Center's in trouble.
The director's been fired.
Bills have gone unpaid.
The agency that accredits the day-care center on Second Street in Roanoke says a number of things need to be corrected.
And in light of all that, the State Department of Social Services is investigating.
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At the same time, though, the ACTING director says it is business as usual with 86 children enrolled.
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((IT'S BASICALLY JUST ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES. AND EVERYTHING'S BASICALLY LOOKING UP.))
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The health and safety of the children are not at risk.
But parents have been told that there's money missing and the rent's not been paid.
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Board Member Johnny Miller confirms the center takes in more than 30-thousand dollars a month, but he says there's not enough money to pay the bills.
Asked whether money is missing, Miller said: "not sure what the money situation is. That's one of things we're trying to find out," he said.
He says there's no reason to believe- -at this point- -that the Downtown Learning Center will have to close.
[Abortion-Rally]
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Lynchburg officials still aren't sure what to expect when anti-abortion activists converge on the Hill City this Friday.
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Supporters of jailed Operation Rescue director Flip Benham are planning a week-long series of protests in his behalf.
One of their likely targets- the local Planned Parenthood office- is determined to ignore them.
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((JOAN MACCALLUM/PLANNED PARENTHOOD: WE'RE EXPECTING TO BE OPEN AS USUAL AND CONDUCT OUR BUSINESS AS WE ALWAYS HAVE. WE DO HAVE SUPPORTERS WHO PERHAPS WOULD LIKE TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT WITH SOME KID OF COUNTER- DEMONSTRATION, BUT THE POLICE HAVE SUGGESTED THAT IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO IGNORE THEM.))
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[OUT Q=to ignore them.]
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School officials say as long as protesters keep off school property there won't be any problems.
They feel the community is getting tired of the issue.
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((JIM MCCORMICK/L'BURG SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: I THINK IF YOU WERE TO TALK WITH STUDENTS INSIDE THE SCHOOL DIVISION, IF YOU WERE TO TALK WITH THE TWO STUDENT LEADERSHIP GROUPS, STUDENT COUNCILS AT EACH HIGH SCHOOL, THEY'D TELL YOU THAT IT'S TIME TO MOVE ON.))
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[OUT Q=time to move on.]
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The protests will begin with a news conference outside E-C Glass High School Friday afternoon.
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Still to come on the newscast, we'll have highlights from tonight's Puff Daddy show.
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and next we'll tell you why one Virginia community says it doesn't want Paul Newman and Kevin Costner coming to town.
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[Mock-Disaster]
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There's no better way to prepare for a real emergency than to practice like there is one.
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[SUPER=03-Pittsylvania Co.;]
Hickson Dan Chem Corporation in Pittsylvania County teamed up with emergency response teams today to create a mock disaster.
The scenario: a toxic chemical leak from a tanker truck.
A worker is contaminated and is knocked unconscious.
Company and emergency personnel treated this fake disaster like the real thing.
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((STURKS TAYLOR/HICKSON DAN CHEM: JUST TO ENSURE THAT WE ARE PREPARED TO HANDLE ANY EMERGENCY SITUATION THAT COULD ARISE IN THE PLANT. ))
((JAMES DAVIS/PITTSYLVANIA CO. EMERGENCY SERVICES: YOU HAVE TO EXERCISE AND YOU HAVE TO TEST AND TRAIN. OTHERWISE, YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO IMPROVE IF ANYTHING OR YOU DON'T KNOW HOW WELL YOUR PLAN IS.))
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[SUPER=04-March 13, 1995]
Three years ago, Hickson Dan Chem did have a real emergency.
21-barrels of chemicals used to manufacture paint exploded.
The chemicals were NOT toxic and no serious problems occurred.
Company representatives say today's emergency drill went well.
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[Message-Bottle]
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They're surrounded by water -- but they say they won't be surrounded by filth.
The six-member town council on Virginia's tiny Tangier Island turned Hollywood away at the dock.
Ellen Qualls has the story.
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((
Tangier is a unique place, seemingly frozen in time.
So when the likes of Kevin Costner and Paul Newman come calling with a script for big-time Hollywood movie called "Message in a Bottle," they couldn't find a more picturesque setting.
But Tangier's Town Council voted 6-to-nothing to turn them away.
The town's mayor says "cursing, drinking, and sex" in the script conflicted with the town's values.
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(( Virginia tourism officials here in Richmond say Tangier and Chincoteague lose at a minimum 10- thousand dollars a day in food, lodging, and related costs for a feature film crew.))
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Over the nine weeks that had been scheduled for Message in a Bottle in Tangier and Chincoteague that's more than 600- thousand dollars.
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((SEN. THOMAS NORMENT/D-WILLIAMSBURG: THE PEOPLE ON TANGIER ARE VERY INDEPENDENT-MINDED INDIVIDUALS. WHO ELSE COULD LIVE OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY...MORAL CALIBER OVER THERE.))
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[SOT 01:45:59]
((DEL. BOB BLOXOM/R-ACCOMACK CO.: ACTUALLY WE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH CHINCOTEAGUE...PIPING PLOVERS...ENDANGERED SPECIES.))
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So between the birds and the Islanders... Virginia won't be seduced by Hollywood at least this time..
Ellen Qualls, News 7.))
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The Hornets got for their ninth straight win tonight, we'll preview tomorrow's opening of March Madness as we check in with Richmond, South Carolina, UNC, Navy, West Virginia and Temple.
Plus, Roy Stanley visits with the Highlanders.
But first, the Tampa Buccaneers gave head football coach Tony Dungy a five year contract extension today worth $6 and a half million.
Dungy was called a savior after the got the BUcs in the playoffs, but today he sounded more like a prophet.
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[Sports Tease]
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Still to come tonight, Radford doesn't play until Friday night, but the Highlanders have loaded up the
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and rolled out of town.
Roy Stanley has the story of their last few hours on campus coming up in just a moment.
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[S-Hornets]
[ANCHOR=Mike]
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[WRITER=Mike]
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The Charlotte Hornets were back in the hive last night looking to tie a franchise record with their ninth straight win.
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[VO-NAT eng#]
[SUPER=03-Charlotte, NC/Fox Sports South; :00]
Dell Curry came off the injured list after missing 29 games, but he didn't play last night against the visiting Knicks.
But his teammate Anthony Mason would play his heart out against his old teammates.
In the fourth quarter Mason muscles his way inside the paint and score son the running one hander. It's 66to-64 Charlotte.
Later he would ice the game with this jumper over Larry Johnson.
Mason gets 10 in the quarter, 21 for [SUPER=32-New York/78/Charlotte/85;]
the game as Charlotte win it 85-to-78.
They next play at Orlando.
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[S-Richmond]
[ANCHOR=Mike]
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[WRITER=Mike]
[TAPE#ST5-33]
[SS=RICHMOND]
The Richmond Spiders are getting plenty of respect as they get set for their NCAA opener later this afternoon.
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[VO-NAT eng#]
[SUPER=03-Richmond/Colonial Conference Final; :00]
The Colonial conference champions take on South Carolina at the MCI Center in D.C.
It's the Spiders first trip to the NCAAs since 1991 when as a 15th seed the team upset Syracuse.
Are they ready to make some more history later today?
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((DARYL OLIVER/RICHMOND SENIOR GUARD:))
[SUPER=01-Jarod Stevenson/Richmond Senior Forward; :02]
[SUPER=01-Daryl Oliver/Richmond Senior Guard; :10]
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[S-Cocks]
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Meanwhile you can check out the Tarheels opening the tournament at 12:20 against the Patriot League champs, Navy under head coach Don Devoe.
Respect is big in this game and believe it or not, it Navy that is getting it.
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UNC
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((ANTAWN JAMISON/ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR:))
((SKIP VICTOR/NAVY JUNIOR GUARD:))
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[SUPER=01-Skip Victor/Navy Junior Guard; :11]
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The night session on Thursday as the tournament gets underway later today has Princeton and UNLV playing at 7:40, and Fairleigh Dickinson battling U-Conn at 10:10pm. Of course you will get bonus coverage from the other games.
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[S-WVU]
[ANCHOR=Mike]
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[GRAPHIC=FINAL FOUR]
Also later this afternoon the West Virginia Mountaineers will renew their old rivalry with Temple in the opening round of the West regional in Boise, Idaho.
The battles between these two teams and coaches goes way back to their days when both ruled the Atlantic 10.
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[S-Radford]
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The Radford Highlanders put the New River Valley in the rear view mirror this afternoon as the team loaded up the bus and headed to Lexington, Kentucky for its date with Duke.
Roy Stanley has more on their last day in the dome.
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((The Highlanders held a light workout at the Dedmon center this morning without the media frenzy that's surrounded the university since it earned a spot in the N-C-A-A tournament.))
((RON BRADLEY/RADFORD HEAD COACH: ))
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((The team was as loose as the heroes of W-C-W as they prepared to board the bus for the six hour ride to Kentucky.
A small group of friends, fans and family braved a cold afternoon showing their support for the Highlanders.
An appearance in the N-C-A-A tournament is what its all about and even though the Highlanders are big underdogs they are anxious to take the floor at Rupp arena against the nationally ranked Blue Devils of Duke.))
((KEVIN ROBINSON/SENIOR FORWARD: ))
((RYAN CHARLES/SOPHOMORE CENTER: ))
((ROY STANDUP: ))
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Roanoke was entertained tonight by the blended sounds of a Grammy Award-Winning artist and a local community choir.
David Johnson was among the nearly nine-thousand that got a glimpse of R and B's newest leading man, PUFF DADDY.
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[SUPER=03-Roanoke; :05]
[SUPER=07-Robert Watkins; :18]
[SUPER=07-Janet Johnson; :26]
[SUPER=07-Rachel Rhodes; :31]
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Some say the music of Sean Combs, alias Puff Daddy, "FEELS SO GOOD" it makes you think he's "MISSING YOU".
The variety of people who went to the concert were representative of how wide ranging Puff Daddy and the Family's music is.
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[IN Q=HE HAS]
((ROBERT WATKINS; HE HAS MUSIC FOR ANY AGE GROUP THAT WANTS TO LISTEN TO RAP MUSIC OR HIP HOP OR JUST OTHER KINDS OF CULTURE.))
((JANET JOHNSON; I THINK HIS MUSIC IS CLEAN. I LIKE HIM. I THINK HE'S OKAY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.))
((RACHEL RHODES; I THINK HE REACHES OUT FROM LITTLE KIDS TO ADULTS TO GRANDMAS.))
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Puff Daddy and his group are not all about rappin' and rhymin'.
He took the time, as he often does, to pay tribute to his friend, the Notorious B.I.G., who was shot to death.
He added some gospel flavor and sought the help of the Noel C. Taylor Community Choir.
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((ARTHUR DEANE/CHOIR DIRECTOR; THE TWO SELECTIONS HE WANTED US TO DO, WE FELT THAT IT MET THE CRITERIA OF WHAT OUR PRINCIPLES ARE AND OUR CHRISTIAN FAITH. AND WE GLADLY ACCEPTED.))
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((DAVID JOHNSON/REPORTING; PUFFY, THE FAMILY AND AN ENTOURAGE OF OTHER ARTISTS PLAYED BEFORE A NEAR CAPACITY CROWD. THE GROUPS WILL NEXT TAKE A BITE OUT OF THE BIG APPLE WHERE IT WILL ROCK MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. DAVID JOHNSON, NEWS 7.))
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