COLLINS: Another deadly attack in Afghanistan. One day after 10 NATO-led troops were killed. The U.S. military said the soldier died today from injuries in a roadside bombing attack on a convoy in western Afghanistan. Yesterday, two Canadian air crew members and a British soldier were killed when a helicopter crashed during takeoff in a Zabul Province. Seven Americans were also killed in separate incidents. Supporters of an interim government in Honduras are planning a rally today. But the country's deposed president is not giving up on returning to Honduras even if it means being arrested. Jose Manuel Zelaya is expected to be in Washington today for meetings with U.S. officials. Zelaya's plane, if you remember, was turned back from an Honduran airspace on Sunday while his supporters protested outside the capital's airport. CNN's Karl Penhaul reports on one protester who was killed.</s>KARL PENHAUL, CNN VIDEO CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): A grieving sister curses the soldiers she believes shot her brother.</s>COLLINS: Relief in Gaffney, South Carolina, after a man suspected of killing five people dies in a shootout with police. Investigators say 41-year-old Patrick Burris was a career criminal. He was shot to death by officers investigating a burglary complaint at a home in Dallas, North Carolina. That's about 30 miles from where the killing spree began on June 27. Investigators say they have evidence that places Burris at the scene of the killings, but have no motive at this point. Two people who were with him were also taken into custody, but we don't know right now if they will be facing charges.
Zelaya Supporter Killed at Honduras Airport