and keepers say a gun was not used to kill lovell. police say eisnehauer knew lovell, and used the relationship to his advantage in the crime. last night, family and friends attended a vigil to remember nicole. more to get to in the next hour on the air. but now, we need to check your forecast. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies just okay with everyone if it were like this everyday. so how long will it last? let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate in the super doppler 10 weather center.. rest of today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight: isolated showers; otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s.

cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area today. ahead of it, warmer weather continues with highs well above average in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that'll cross wednesday night. scattered showers will have near average temps with a mix of sun and clouds. new at midday -- lumber liquidators was formally sentenced in federal court in norfolk this morning. back in october, the company pleaded guilty to a felony count for illegally importing hardwood and other envioronmental crimes. the company is set to pay a fine of more than $13 million dollars as part of the sentence. the university of william and mary has confirmed a student

the student got the virus in december while on a trip to central america. she went on to say, the university believes there is no risk to the health of other students on campus. the infected student should recover. the zika virus is spread through mosquito bites, and is linked to birth defects in newborn babies. symptoms include a mild fever, skin rashes, and pink eye. meanwhile, the world health organization held an emergency meeting earlier today about the zika outbreak. it warns there could be as many as four- million new zika infections this year alone. there is no treatment for it. an official talked about strategy to battle the outbreak. (bruce aylward, world health organization deputy director-general) "so part of our job, just picking out what are the best possible candidates, getting the money behind that, the trial designs and moving those forward. and that is exactly the role." the w-h-o says it hopes a vaccine can be developed within four to six months. the memorials continue for a family of six killed in a

week. tonight, family, friends, and people they didn't even know will gather at deep creek baptist church. police found the bodies brooke, doris, and cameron dooley inside two different homes on north george washington highway and wildwood road last week. investigators say 26-year-old cameron dooley shot and killed his relatives before taking his own life after a police stand-off that lasted several hours. . since the deaths that shocked the community -- family, friends, the community, and classmates at deep creek high school where brooke attended school, have continued to meet to mourn their loss with incredible grief. michael dooley - family member c38 31:20 - outpouring of love and support of our family and friends and community. :27 tonight's memorial is scheduled for 7. community members will also offer a free shuttle service from deep creek high school to the church starting at 5-30 this

several friends and members of the community have organized to help family members cover funeral costs. if you'd like to donate to the dooley family, you can visit any towne bank branch and make a donation to the doris dooley account. you can also use a go-fund-me account. you'll find a link in this story on wavy- dot-com. there's another sad ending to the story of one family member attacking another, this time, in norfolk. police say 22-year-old shawn hunter shot and killed his own mother, sonya hunter, saturday morning. it happened outside their home on westcliff drive, off east little creek road. 10 on your side spoke with the victim's family to find out why he would hurt his mother. karen cuffee/victim's daughter-in-law ((c208 8:25)) "he had issues. unaddressed issues that went untreated. and as a result of that sometimes things reach a tragic end." family members tell us hunter needs help for a mental illness. hunter faces murder and weapons charges. so far there is no motive

today is february first, and that mean it is the start of black history month. in colonial williamsburg, the decendants of thomas jefferson and sally hemmings joined reverend jesse jackson, representative bobby scott, and the family of civil rights pioneer rosa parks, for a bell ringing ceremony. this was at the historic first baptist church. the church's bell is newly resotred and this is the first time it has rang since it was repaired. the ceremony kicks off the 240th year for the congregation. new at midday-- the york-poqouson sheriffs office is looking for this man who they say robbed a gas station. this happened at the exxon mobil on big bethel road near hampton highway around 6:30 saturday office says the man showed the clerk a gun and demanded cash. it is not known if he got a way with any money, but he ran away from the scene. the man wore a surgical mask and all black clothes. if you saw him, or know

remember, you don't have to give your name when reporting a crime. norfolk police need your help to find whoever sent three people to the hospital during a drive-by shooting over the weekend. one of the victims is just 13-years-old. it happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon near widgeon road and partridge street. that's just a few blocks behind norview high school. paramedics took that 13-year-old, a 16- year-old, and 20-year-old, to the hospital. police say all three victims should recover. officers say a man, driving a blue s-u-v, fired several shots at a basketball court. neighbors tell us the court was crowded with people playing in the warm weather no super c23 5:34 - my first instinct was like to see if my brother was out there because i knew he was going to play basketball. c25 10:43 - after the shooting stopped, we came out and then we looked on the court and everybody was flying off.

i love kids. if you know anything about this triple shooting, call the crime line. remember, you can remain anonymous and you could earn a cash reward if your information leads to an arrest. today is the first major step towards decision 20-16 for presidential candidates. the iowa caucuses are finally here. tonight, democrat and republican voters will decide who they want to nominate to be the next president of first step of the presidential election cycle. they come after weeks of debates between the candidates. of course, all eyes are on the front runners. on the republican side, donald trump is leading the polls ahead of ted cruz. the last major poll by bloomberg and the des moines register shows trump ahead by five points. florida senator marco rubio is third heading in to tonight. the race is much closer on the democratic side. the poll shows former secretary of state hillary clinton leading vermont

just three points. that is well within the poll's margain of error. all of the candidates did campaigning yesterday to get the crowds in their favor. and later tonight, new technology for counting votes will be put to the test. a new cell phone app from microsoft will be used to count the results from precincts in iowa. the app is designed to cut down on human error and speed up the reporting process. both democrats and republicans are expressing strong confidence in the app. the precincts will download the app on a smartphone, and log in to a secure system. freck says: "when they have the results, the precinct chair will pick up their phone get authenticated by entering some information and it checks to make sure they're the right people, provides them with a pin number. once they're authenticated they just enter those results, literally just tapping in simple numbers into the interface. and that gets submitted then it's sent into the central database that the headquarters gets a chance to look at." the new "caucus reporting app" will replace the old-school system of calling-in results by phone.

next week. that's when new hampshire will hold the first presidential primary vote. the polls aren't as close as they are in iowa. both donald trump and bernie sanders lead by double digits over ted cruz and hillary clinton respectively. still ahead - a police dog taken in down in the line of duty in pennsylvania. we'll tell you what lead up to him being killed in the line of duty. plus - dozens of alleged drug cartel members are arrested in arizona. we'll tell you the famous drug lord they are accused of working for. also still to come, we normally want to keep people we don't know locked out of our phones. but what if someone needs to save your life? we'll show you an app that can give emergency responders access to important your health. plus - hundreds of plumbers lending a helping hand. what they are doing for flint during its water crisis. and - leave the coat at deitra tate has the details of

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a police dog is dead after a suspect stabbed him several times. this happened in wilkinsburg, pennsylvania, right outside of pittsburgh. officers tried to stop a father and son drinking under a gazebo, but the men hit the officers and ran away. minutes later, police caught up to the son, bruce kelly, and told him to stop. after he didn't listen, police tried to tase him, but kelly's thick coat stopped the prongs from getting into him. that's when officers released aren, the k- 9. kelly allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed the dog several times. officers then

(s/ katherine patterson / witness:40-:45) "he just chief matt porter / authority police 1:20-1:29) "he is a member of that officer's family and he is a enforcement family and it's a difficult time." aren was a five-year-old german sheppard and for four years. you may remember norfolk few weeks ago. krijger died after a suspect shot him. in the wake of his death, c-n-n's anderson cooper donated money to spike's k-9 fund so police dogs all over hampton roads can have bullet proof vests to protect them at work. specialists came in to fit 38 dogs for their vests friday. supporters of the armed protesters who occupied an oregon wildlife refuge built a memorial where police shot and killed one of the occupiers last week. 54-year-old lavoy finicum died last tuesday after police shot him during what they call a "traffic stop." finicum was the spokesman for the protesters. finicum died

police tried to arrest members despite finicum's death protest leaders, there are still four people still refuge. five people are dead after getting caught in a house fire in michigan. this happened saturday night in novi, which is just outside of detroit. police say the victims were all in their 20's and 30's. neighbors are mourning their loss. julian says: it's a pretty shocking day here in novi, it's a quiet neighborhood, good people down the street there. it's not what we normally see here." julian says: "a lot of action, a lot of firefighters, ambulances, a lot of people come by to see what's going on. i think maybe to pay the respect, kind of you know tragedy brings people in a little bit." investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. police in tennessee are trying to figure out who set two cars on fire outside a jewish center. this happened in chattanooga. investigators say they

may have been the motivation behind the attack. local police are talking to the f-b-i about the investgation. police are stepping up patrols near other jewish centers and places of worship. u-s immigration and customs officials say two dozen members of one of mexico's biggest drug-trafficking cartels have been arrested in arizona. agents arrested the alleged-drug traffickers during an operation friday. the agents confiscated assault weapons and hundreds of pounds of narcotics. all of the people arrested are accused of being in the sinaloa cartel. that's the same cartel run by notorius drug lord joaquin guzman, better known as el chapo. the people arrested are now in the custody of mexican authorities. traffic was at a standstill for several hours near the california-nevada border after 29 cars and trucks were involved in a pile-up. the california highway patrol says winter weather caused 25 vehicles and four semi-trucks to

wreck on interstate 80. the accident happened in the west bound lanes, but officials shut down the entire highway for emergency crews. despite all the carnage on the road, no one died. and in southern california, another type of weather caused some major damage. one person died and several homes and cars were destroyed after a strong thunderstorm pounded san diego and l-a. a driver died after a giant tree fell on to her car while she was driving. in studio city, heavy rain and strong winds pushed trees into the road. forecasters say the storm could bring flooding and mudflows to areas recently burned in wildfires. ( weather anim - with track) fortunately we aren't seeing anything like that here. it's a beautiful day throughout the area. deitra, if only this could last for awhile! rest of today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight:

otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of the front, tuesday (groundhog day) will be cooler, but the clouds will hang around. temps warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that'll cross wednesday night. scattered showers are expected with the front as it crosses. cooler for the end of the week. super bowl sunday will have near average temps with a mix of sun

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why first responders are

phone. on most smartphones, there's a feature or an app that emergency personnel really wish you would use. it could be a life-saver and nbc's chris clackum has details. (natsound/typing in passcode to iphone) most of us use the lock screens on phones to keep out the bad guys .. (nats: ambulance lights) but what if it's the good guys who need vital

first ones there, so from a medical standpoint, it's vital." turns out, that information can be easily accessed on your smartphone. on iphones, it's right there in the bottom left-hand corner of the locked screen....the word 'emergency'. tap on it and a keypad pops up for a quick call to, say, 911. (s/ chris clackum / nbc news :31 - :34) "or, if you're unconscious, someone else ...like a paramedic...can tap on "medical id" below the keypad..and up pops info on yourself that whatever info you deem important.. like your name, the person to call in case of emergency... your height, weight and, most importantly... medical conditions. (s/ tony patillo / paramedic / charlotte, nc medic :55 - :1:09) "if you have strokes, if you are diabetic, all of those major medical situations, which could actually determine the outcome of why you're having the medical emergency in the first place." certain

similar apps... or there are plenty online to choose from... but the advice is: do it... now. chris clackum, nbc news. coming up on midday-- the virginia tech students accused of killing a teenage girl made their first court

we're back at midday with another check of your forecast. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. clear and warm. just a goregous day. meteorologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center to tell us how long it will last. rest of today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight: isolated showers; otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area in the low 70s. as the cold

showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of the front, tuesday (groundhog day) will be cooler, but the clouds will hang around. temps warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that'll cross wednesday night. scattered showers are expected with the temps with a mix of sun and clouds. the two virginia tech students accused in the death of a teenage girl had their first court appearence this morning. 18-year-old david eisnehauer and 19- year-old natalie keepers are accused in the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. someone found her body in surry county, saturday. eisnehauer is charged with first degree murder and abduction. keepers is charged with improper disposal of a body. our affiliate in roanoke reports the arrest warrants for eisnehauer and keepers say a gun was not used to kill lovell. police say eisnehauer knew lovell, and used the

advantage in the crime. last night, family and friends attended a vigil to remember nicole. new at midday -- lumber liquidators was formally sentenced in federal court in norfolk this morning. back in october, the company pleaded guilty to a felony count for illegally importing hardwood and other envioronmental crimes. the company will pay a fine of more than $13 million dollars as part of the sentence. the college of william and mary has confirmed a student has the zika virus. a school official says the student got the virus in december while on a trip to central america. she went on to say, the college believes there is no risk to the health of other students on campus. the infected student should recover. the zika virus is spread through mosquito bites, and is linked to birth defects in newborn babies. symptoms include a mild fever, skin rashes, and pink eye. meanwhile, the world health organization held an emergency meeting earlier today about the zika outbreak. it warns there could be as many as four-

infections this year alone. there is no treatment for it. an official talked about strategy to battle the outbreak. (bruce aylward, world health organization deputy director-general) "so part of our job, just like on ebola, is getting out what are the best possible candidates, getting the money behind that, the trial designs and moving those forward. and that is exactly the role." the w-h-o says it hopes a vaccine can be developed within four to six months. the memorials continue for a family of six killed in a murder-suicide last week. tonight, family, friends, and people they didn't even know will gather at deep creek baptist church. police found the bodies of todd, lori, landon, brooke, doris, and cameron dooley inside two different homes on north george washington highway and wildwood road last week. investigators say 26-year-old cameron dooley shot and killed his relatives before taking his own life after a police stand-off that lasted

the deaths that shocked community -- family, friends, the community, and classmates at deep creek high school where brooke attended school, have continued to meet to mourn their loss with incredible grief. michael dooley - family member c38 31:20 - while i do not have the support of our family and friends and community. :27 tonight's memorial is scheduled for 7. community members will also offer a free shuttle service from deep creek high school to the this afternoon. several friends and members of the community have organized to help family members cover funeral costs. if you'd like to donate to the dooley family, you can visit any towne donation to the doris dooley account. you can also use a go-fund-me account. you'll find a link in this story on wavy- dot-com. there's another sad ending to the story of one family member attacking another, this time, in norfolk. police say 22-year-old shawn hunter shot and killed his own mother,

hunter, saturday morning. it happened outside their home on westcliff drive, off east little creek road. 10 on your side spoke with the victim's family to find out why he would hurt his mother. karen cuffee/victim's daughter-in-law ((c208 8:25)) "he had issues. unaddressed issues that went untreated. and as a result of that sometimes things reach a tragic end." family members tell us hunter needs help for a mental illness. hunter faces murder and weapons charges. so far there is no motive in this case. today is february first, and that mean it is the start of black history month. in colonial williamsburg, the decendants of thomas jefferon and sally hemmings joined reverend jesse jackson, representative bobby scott, and the family of civil rights pioneer rosa parks, for a bell ringing ceremony. this was at the historic first baptist church. the church's bell is newly resotred and this is the first time it has

repaired. the ceremony kicks off the 240th year the congregation. york-poqouson sheriffs office is looking for this man who they say robbed a gas station. this happened at the exxon mobil on big bethel road near hampton highway around 6:30 saturday morning. the sheriff's showed the clerk a gun and demanded cash. it is not known if he got a way with any money, but he ran away from the scene. the man wore a surgical mask and all black clothes. if you saw him, or know who he is, call the crime line at 1-888-lock-u-up. remember, you don't have to give your name when reporting a crime. norfolk police need your help to find whoever sent three people to the hospital during a drive-by shooting over the weekend. one of the victims is just 13-years-old. it happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon near widgeon road and partridge street. that's just a few blocks behind norview high school. paramedics took that 13-year-old, a 16- year-old, and 20-year-old, to the hospital. police say all three

officers say a man, driving a blue s-u-v, fired several shots at a basketball court. neighbors tell us the court was crowded with people playing in the warm weather no super c23 5:34 - my first instinct was like to see if my brother was out there because i knew he was going to play basketball. c25 10:43 - after the shooting stopped, we came out and then we looked on the court and everybody was flying off. people was hopping in their cars and leaving. c23 8:12 - i see little kids jumping the fence and that hurt me because i love kids. if you know anything about this triple shooting, call the crime line. remember, you can remain anonymous and you could earn a cash reward if your information leads to an arrest. today is the first major step towards decision 20-16 for presidential candidates. the iowa caucuses are finally here. tonight, democrat and republican voters will decide who they want to nominate to be the next president of the united states. the caucuses are considered an important first step of the presidential election cycle. they

debates between the candidates. of course, all eyes are on the front runners. on the republican side, donald trump is leading the polls ahead of ted trump ahead by five points. florida senator marco rubio is third heading in to tonight. the race is much closer on the democratic side. the poll shows former secretary of state hillary clinton leading vermont senator bernie sanders by just three points. that is well within the poll's margain of error. all of the candidates did some last minute campaigning yesterday to get the crowds in their favor. and later tonight, new technology for counting votes will be put to the test. a new cell phone app from microsoft will be used to count the results from precincts in iowa. the app is designed to cut down on human error and speed up the reporting process. both democrats and republicans are expressing strong confidence in the app. the precincts will download the app on a smartphone, and log in to

freck says: "when they have the results, the precinct chair will pick up their phone get authenticated by entering some information and it checks to make sure they're the right people, provides them with a pin number. once they're authenticated they just enter those results, literally just tapping in simple numbers into the interface. and that gets submitted then it's sent into the central database that the headquarters gets a chance to look at." the new "caucus reporting app" will replace the old-school system of calling-in results by phone. and now we look ahead to next week. that's when new hampshire will hold the first presidential primary vote. the polls aren't as close as they are in iowa. both donald trump and bernie sanders lead by double digits over ted cruz and hillary clinton respectively. 10 on your side has been working to find out how difficult it is for ex-prisoners to find work once they get out of prison. investigative reporter chris horne looked into the support and hurdles inmates face as they try to leave their past behind. c 1 00:43 adrienne person human resources manager

want to give them that second chance but to give chance. we found a factory in hampton roads that has turned former inmates into part of a productive convicted of a crime, and if they say yes, then we just ask them to explain and before they get hired - programs are in place to help former inmates develop the skills to find a job. c 1 2:38 madonna flores norfolk prisoner reentry program because we know that's it's important for them to come back to the community, to find employment, to contribute to their families and be productive members within the community and sometimes the face of a convicted felon might not be what you would expect. this grandmother went to fedderal prison. c 1 14:56 linda rowland released felon i made a mistake, but my mistake caused me to be away from my family for five years and this man said three years behind bars was what he needed to begin to think seriously of a life without crime. c 1 15:08 geoffrey beckelic released felon fortunately in this area we have plenty of resources for people that are being released, it's just whether you decide to use them or not, and that's

your resources standup close even the best system of community services and willing employers is far from fool proof. we found out how tough it is for a former offender to remain just that - a former offender. and that's when this investigation took an abrupt turn. chris horne, 10 on your side you can see chris horne's investigation, "life after release," on wavy news 10 tonight at 6, with coverage beginning at 4 pm. still ahead on midday- lending a hand. what plumbers are doing in flint to make sure people have safe water. plus - lighting up the sky. a fireball across the sky in the region what experts say it was. plus - we're on your side

super doppler 10 forecast hundreds of plumbers faucets in the homes of flint residents. about 300 plumbers spread out around the city to start installing water filters. residents have been depending on water bottles since the city switched it's water system, which caused lead to get into the lines, contaminating tap water. homeowners say they are very grateful for the repairs and the plumbers say they are more than happy to help. (s/ ben ranger/ organizer :10) "it's our community. it's right here. this isn't some other country. this is america. these are all our american brothers and sisters." (s/ oscar brown/ resident :09) "it's very important. because me

have the money to do it myself, so it's important to have someone come in and do it." plumbers say the homes they worked on received state-issued filters, but residents should still have their water regularly tested for lead. now a look at some of the top stories from around the world. the taliban says it is responsible for a suicide car bombing in kabul earlier this afternoon. one person is dead and 16 others are hurt. a government spokesman said the attack happened in a busy part of the city, right by the zoo. the attack was reportedly aimed at a military police heaquarters. it is typical for the taliban to attack local security forces. a chinese man suspected of killing his two nephews while in the u-s went to the hospital after he told a hong kong court he was ill. deyun shi is accused of killing his nephews in los angeles last month. their bodies were found january 22nd. shi flew to hong kong the next day and authorities arrested him at the airport. shi told

blood and felt a lot of people were trying to kill him. the court allowed him to go to the hospital for a check-up. no date has been set for his possible return to the u-s for the murder charges. hundreds of newly elected officials met for the first time as members of myanmar's new parliament. the session marks the innauguration of the country's first democratically elected government in more than 50 years. it's also a historic turn a round for the ruling party. the military suppressed it for several years. the party won 80 percent of the elected seats in the general election in november for the upper and lower houses. however, despite the victory, the new government will still have to share power with the military, according to the country's constitution. cuban president raul castro is vistiting france today. this marks the first time a cuban leader is in europe in two decades. the trip comes after a breakthrought deal in paris in december, which

cuba's foreign debt. castro attended a dinner with president francois hollande. the cuban delegation was also expected to meet french business leaders. a steel shortage is forcing toyota to stop production at all of its plants in japan. the shortage is being blamed on an explosion at one of its suppliers' facilities. toyota says the shutdown will start next week. the automaker produced nearly three-point-two million vehicles in japan last year. that's an average of more than 60- thousand vehicles per week. here's something rare. sceintists got video of a sub-antarctic volcano erupting. this is the big ben volcano on heard island in the southern indian ocean. three eruptions of the volcano have been recorded since 2000, but eruptions of big ben are rarely seen by people. the scientists were very excited to see something most people haven't s/ jodi fox/ university get to see the summit

we rely on other data. so to come down here and see the volcano and see it erupting is really amazing." scientists will use the video to better understand the volcano. now to the story that has a lot of people talking. hundreds of witnesses from newport news to baltimore, maryland reported seeing a streak of fire across the sky around 6:17 saturday evening. this is a still picture of the fireball a viewer caught on his dashboard camera and shared with our affiliate station in washington, d-c. it was only up for a few seconds. nasa says a fireball is a very bright meteor that burns up in the atmosphere. so far, there have been no reports of any fragments hitting the ground. (weather anim - with track) rest of today: mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 70s. isolated evening showers are possible. wind: sw 10-15mph tonight:

otherwise, chilly. lows in the lower 40s. wind: nne 5-15mph. tuesday: partly-mainly cloudy sky. cooler with mid 50s. wind: nne 5-15mph. a cold front is moving towards our area today. ahead of it, warmer weather continues with highs well above average in the low 70s. as the cold front moves into our area this evening, isolated showers may accompany it. so, if you're heading out for dinner tonight...grab the umbrella. in the wake of the front, tuesday (groundhog day) will be cooler, but the clouds will hang around. temps warm up again for wednesday ahead of a stronger cold front that'll cross wednesday night. scattered showers

front as it crosses. cooler for the end of the week. super bowl sunday will have near average temps with a mix of sun

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some call it the toughest race in the world.

of competitors went to england to find out just how tough it is. competitors took on a nine-mile course of mud and a ton of obstacles, including a wall climb, underwater tunnel, and the anaconda, a series of concrete pipes fixed with hanging electric wires. this is the 30th year for the event and people from all over the world try to tame the course. hundreds didn't finish. 22-year-old hannock won this time around, making up for coming in second last year. s/ conor hancock/ tough guy 2016 winner :14 "yes, you know what to expect. it is just down to your kit and how you are going to feel and there was a guy in second who was really fast, like a whippet, so i had my eye on him all the way. i knew i could catch im at the end. i loved it, it was really good." the money raised by competitors goes to a horse sanctuary. you need to check this out. a surfer's dream wave, turns into a bit of a nightmare. tom dosland caught a big wave off the coast of

he described it as a see monster rising out of the ocean. the monster won this off his board. the terryfying fall had witnesses holding their breath. fortunately, he came out of it with a stiff neck and was out surfing again the next day, although, he needed a new board. the internet may have been broken by a pair of pants. people couldn't stop talking about carolina panthers quarterback cam newton's fashion sense. after arriving in san jose for the super bowl, other players got off the plane dressed in suits. newton was wearing something much differeent. he is known for his unique taste in style, but the snug fitting gold and zebra striped pants took it to a whole new level. the pants are versace and go for $850 dollars. soon after cam was seen wearing the pants, retailers had a hard time keeping them on the shelves. all online stores that carry the pants are sold-out, so unless you make them yourself, you won't be able to wear them for

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>> philip: if you can be patient just a little longer... >> deimos: why should i do that, philip? you obviously have this miracle serum in hand if you're planning to patent it. >> philip: we're not nearly there yet. we have only one test subject, caroline brady, and she suffers from a very rare form of-- >> deimos: i don't give a damn what she suffers from. i want the formula that victor uses on her, and i want it now. >> philip: i told you, we're still tweaking it to make sure-- >> deimos: i'm a very patient man, philip. i waited 30 years to doy your father. now, if you continue to disappoint me, i'll be happy to put that plan on hold a bit longer. >> philip: why would you do that? >> deimos: to turn my attention on destroying my brother's son.