plus, the eyes of the political world are on new hampshire. a look at how the primaries are shaping up. and a fortune 500 company could be coming to norfolk. what you need to know ahead of tonight's meeting with city leaders. but first we have to talk about winter weather heading our way. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk clouds in the sky for now, but it is quite chilly out, and we're hearing a wintry mix may be making its way through the area. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. rest of today: mainly cloudy with stray showers possible. highs will be showers possible...little to no accumulations expected. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 10-15mph. wednesday: partly cloudy. isolated snow showers late in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. a strong

impact the region over the next 36 hours. this will bring us a lot of clouds, and we'll see some occasional showers and/or snow showers. temps will be above freezing for most of the time. so there should be little to no accumulations. colder air will surge in late tomorrow. a few snow showers are possible late in the day as this moves in. possibly in the evening. we'll be much colder thursday into the weekend. highs will be in the 30s with lows in the teens and 20s. most of the period looks dry, but some flurries can't be ruled out. stay tuned for updates. we'll see some nuisance to minor tidal

n-c-d-o-t is taking a look at how n-c-12 held up during recent storms. it says nc-12 is still closed between kill devil hills and kitty hawk. this stretch has fallen prey to strong wind and waves before. the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. also, nc 12 is closed on ocracoke. take a look at the these pictures of flooded streets on the island. hyde county officials say most of the water receded, but there are still some areas of standing water. take a look at this video at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the surf wash right over route 12.

cape hatteras schools closed yesterday. local leaders are meeting today - to talk about ways to deal with rising sea levels. they're addressing risks from flooding across hampton roads. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. officials say one flooding threat to our hard surfaces like roads and parking lots that keep the water from being absorbed. but they say - there's a solution. christy everett chesapeake bay foundation hampton roads director c 30 ches bay foundation we're looking at putting in some strageties.... but also to make sure it doesn't create flooding situation for our communities." hampton roads is second only to new orleans as the largest population

flooding. breaking news this midday we just learned the identitiy of the two people in last night's southampton county death investigation. deputies say 64 year old donald raiford and 59 year old vanessa raiford were found dead inside a home. deputies spent hours at this house on southampton parkway on monday afternoon. it's about four miles west of courtland. deputies says they got a call out for a gunshot victim around 12:30. we;re told duputies are not looking for any suspects. the medical examiner will determine how the two people died. virginia state police say they are investigating a northampton county as a homicide. the fire happened january 27th in exmore. when firefighters got to the scene on occohannock neck road, they saw the trailer completely engulfed. 70 year old shirley onley was found dead inside. the coroner in norfolk performed an autopsy and ruled her death as a homicide. virginia state police are now asking for your help

did this. call them immediately if you have any information about this. new at midday, police have arrested two people they say sold drugs out of the animal hospital they own. 64-year-old barrett welch and 54-year-old patrice welch turned themselves in. the dare county narcotics task force and nags head police raided the animal hospital of nags head last week. police say the welches illegally prescribed, obtained, and misused prescription medication. both are facing felony drug trafficking charges. they are both out on bond this midday. federal, state, and local police and attorneys promise to fight back hard against the heroin epidemic. virginia attorney general mark herring talked about the devastating effects of heroin today. that's a story 10 on your side has been following for years. today -- herring gave us more details on the latest plan to fight back. 10 on your side's erin kelly joins us live with more on that from outside the federal courthouse in norfolk. erin. federal, state, and local officials came out here

guilty plea hearing for a man who distributed heroin resulting in death. he faces a minimum of 20 years in prison. attorney general mark herring, who was joined by the us attorney, dana boente - says in 2014 - 728 virginians died from heroin and rx drug overdoses. herring says he's been working on this for almost two years and in hampton roads -- has assigned a prosecutor to work with us attorney's office to focus on high priority heroin cases. when you're talking about drugs this dangerous, this addictive, and this deadly, all it takes is a few bad actors to create a real public health crisis. in last year and a half - herring says he's worked with local and federal partners to prosecute more than 28 cases. majority were in hampton roads. live in norfolk, erin

voters are out in full force in new hampshire. in most places around new hampshire, primaries started at seven this first presidential primary vote in the country. donald trump and bernie sanders lead their respective polls in the state by double digits. earlier this morning, people in the town of dixville notch counted their votes. there are nine voters in the town. they got to vote at the stroke of midnight because of a state law. ohio governor john kasich won the repubulican vote in the town, while bernie sanders won the democratic vote four to zero over hillary clinton. stay tuned, we will have much more on the primaries coming up at 12:30. we're learning more about a deadly train crash in germany. the two trains crashed into each other in the southern part of the country earlier today. we first told you about this as breaking news on wavy news 10 today. since then -- another person has died. that

been killed, and 150 are hurt. many of them have critical injuries. rescuers say anyone who did survive has been didn't even see each other before the collision. authorities are trying to figure out how they got on the same set of tracks heading towards each other. new at midday --- we can show you pictures of a hit and run scene in chesapeake. a truck appearantly ran into a car and a fence on battery park road yesterday afternoon. a viewer sent us these pictures. witnesses say they saw two people riding in the truck, but police say they couldn't get a good description of the people inside. police are still trying to track the truck down. call crime line if you know anything. today nasa centers across the country are opening their doors for the"state of nasa" event. that includes our nasa center in hampton. that's where former astronaut and nasa administrator charlie bolden will speak later this afternoon. he will discuss the agency's scientific and technological

new projects they're working on. norfolk councilman andy protogyrou is officially in the running for mayor. annuciation greek orthodox cathedral. family, friends and supporters all turned out for the speeches, food and entertainment. of the three candidates running this year -- protogyrou says his experience stands out. what sets me apart is the oaths i've taken in my lifetime -- vmi cadet -- army national guard -- lawyer -- councilman -- substitute judge & now i'm ready to be your mayor. protogyrou says he's focused on open government, business development, schools and building up neighborhoods. norfolk sheriff robert mccabe and state senator kenny alexander also announced their run for mayor. the election is in may. you might be able to help catch a thief. check out this video of a man rummaging through a

point drive in portsmouth. it happened just before 2 a-m on february 2nd. the victims say the man stole pricey textbooks before searching for other vehicles. police say this is one of six reports of car break-ins since january 24th. they haven't said whether they are all connected. a coordinator for the neighborhood watch is now warning thieves to stay away. c1 denise bradley cochran - neighborhood watch we will see you and we will call the police... we have a huge huge family in our neighborhood, you know pinehurst green acres sterling point." the coordinator says the group started about a year ago - after there was a rash of home break-ins. she says the burglaries came to an end within weeks. still ahead - shocking video out of california. a canopy came crashing down at a gas station. we'll get a closer look

plus - cruise goers off the coast of north carolina saw this frieghtening scene out their cabin windows. more on this incredible video of the storm. also still to come...you know the roads can be more dangerous in the rain. but now we're learning, your car might put you at risk, too. experts talk about how to protect yourself during wet weather. plus - an economic deal could bring a major company to norfolk. we'll give you the details about the potenitally deal between city leaders and a-d-p. and - your drive home could be tricky. keep it

super the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs where a suspect shot and killed three people is set to reopen next week. it's been closed since the end of november. that's when a man allegedly killed three people including a police officer...and hurt nine others. 57-year-old

felony charges. a judge ordered him to undergo a mental evaluation in decemeber. the center will have more security when it reopens monday. we are about to show you some incredible video. a gas station canopy collapsed on two cars while workers were on the roof! take a look at this. all of a sudden, the roof just comes crashing down. this happned in southern california monday afternoon. somehow, nobody in the cars or on the roof was seriously hurt. the two maintenence workers say they noticed cracks in the roof, and right when they were getting off the awning, the roof collapsed. one of them managed to get away, while the other just rode the roof down. he was just slightly hurt. this next story is absolutely bizzarre. a florida man is facing assault charges after authorities say he threw an alligator through the drive through window at a fast food reastaurant. it happened at a wendy's

recently tracked down the suspect. police say 23-year-old joshua james pulled up to the drive-thru for his order. after the server handed him a drink, james reached into the back of his truck, grabbed a three-foot gator, and tossed it through the window. now he is facing charges of aggravated assault and unlawful possession of an alligator. his parents say it was a harmless prank and the story is being blown out of proportion. (s/linda james/mother:40-:53) "mother: just a stupid prank that he did, that's now turning into this. definitely believe this was a prank. mother: oh, 100 percent because he's a prankster he does stuff like this because he thinks it's funny." officers say james admitted to picking up the animal from the side of a highway. animal control later released the alligator back into the wild. some residents of a town in alabama are literally on edge. a sinkhole is swallowing up their land. people in prattville say they've had enough of the

drainage ditch is now a massive, gaping hole in the ground. residents say it's all because of storm christmas eve that caused land to erode. franklin says: "used to love to listen to the rain but now every time more of the hill." franklin says: what is happening, because if they keep me in the loop, that's fine. if they are doing something, let me know what they are doing because i'm the one who lost the most." town leaders say they are working on the sinkhole and it will take time to fix. look what we have here. it looks like that dreaded tidal flooding made it's way outside our station in portsmouth this morning. we affectionately call this, lake wavy. we can show you incredible video of a cruise ship getting caught in a storm off the coast. this is a royal carribean cruise ship getting pummeled by high winds and swells off the coast of cape hatteras sunday. the

crew made guests stay in their rooms during the severe weather. passengers got out their phones and started recording what was going on out their windows. some of them say they were scared by the storm surge. royal carribean says the ship wasn't damaged and the ship never sent out a distress signal. ( weather anim - with track) rest of today: mainly cloudy with stray showers possible. highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few light snow showers possible...little to no accumulations expected. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 10-15mph. wednesday: partly cloudy. isolated snow showers late in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. a strong upper level system will impact the region over the next 36 hours. this will bring us a lot of clouds, and we'll see some occasional showers and/or snow showers. temps will be above freezing for most of the time. so there should be little to no

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wet roads are not only dangerous for drivers... but, you probably know, the water can also damage your car. ?should you be concerned if have you noticed your car acting funny when you're driving in the rain? bob hansen has some answers.

when a car ends up under water... the damage is tremendous. but for most of us... it's not this dramatic. (sot: tim kotter, mechanic) "i actually had three customers come in yesterday, they all had engine check lights come on, misfiring, car was stalling, they wouldn't run right." mechanic tim kotter says car problems like that are typical in heavy rain, especially when driving fast or through puddles. (sot: tim kotter, mechanic) "it's like going through a car wash, it gets blasted into the engine compartment." but what does the water do? (sot: tim kotter, mechanic) "electricity doesn't like water, so it power, check engine light, you can feel the engine stutter, sputter whatever." water under fan belts can impact power steering. but in most cases... the moisture will quickly dry and the problems go away. gotten wet enough where it needs to be looked at and addressed." (stand up: bob hansen) "now again, most water damage to your car will not be long lasting, you'll be ok. but what if you face some real damage?" (sot: walt waggener, insurance agent)

from people running into each other, not driving into creeks." state farm insurance agent walt waggener says claims will pick up after a rain like this. but what about the people with the sunken cars? is that covered? (sot: walt waggener, insurance agent) "whether it was parked somewhere and the water rises, or you made a be covered if you have comprehensive." coming up on midday-- the new hampshire primaries are in full swing.

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breaking news this midday. we just learned the identitiy of the two people in last night's southampton county death investigation. deputies say 64 year old donald raiford and 59 year old vanessa raiford were found dead inside a home. deputies spent hours at this house on southampton parkway on monday afternoon. it's about four miles west of courtland. deputies says they got a call out for a gunshot victim around 12:30. we;re told duputies are not looking for any suspects. the medical examiner will determine how the two people died. a lot more to get to in the next half hour. but now it's time to get a look at the forecast. and we can tell you, we are tracking snow for tonight. here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk.

looking too bad .... for now any way. let's get the latest on what meteorologist jeremy wheeler is looking at in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: mainly cloudy with stray showers possible. highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few light snow showers possible...little to no accumulations expected. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 10-15mph. wednesday: partly cloudy. isolated snow showers late in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. a strong upper level system will impact the region over the next 36 hours. this will bring us a lot of clouds, and we'll see some occasional showers and/or snow showers. temps will be above freezing for most of the time. so there should be little to no accumulations. colder air will surge in late tomorrow. a few snow showers are possible late in the day as this moves in. possibly in the evening. we'll be much

weekend. highs will be in the 30s with lows in the teens and 20s. most of the period looks dry, but some flurries can't be ruled out. stay tuned for updates. we'll see some nuisance to minor tidal flooding during high tide today. state road inspectors are taking a look at how n-c-12 held up during recent storms. nc dot says nc-12 is still closed between kill devil hills and kitty hawk. this stretch has fallen

waves before. the mayor tells us, there was some overwash over the weekend, but the asphalt held up. even though there's no rush, he says a road expert will check to see if it needs any repairs. also, nc 12 is closed on ocracoke. take a look at the these pictures of flooded streets on the island. hyde county officials say most of the water receded, but there are still some areas of standing water. take a look at this video at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the surf wash right over route 12. conditions were so bad, cape hatteras schools closed yesterday. local leaders are meeting today - to talk about ways to deal with rising sea levels. they're addressing risks from flooding across hampton roads. the environmental defense fund says they can take what they've learned in our area to other coastal cities facing similar threats. officials say one flooding threat to our area is the increase of hard surfaces like roads and parking lots that keep the water from being absorbed.

solution. christy everett chesapeake bay foundation hampton roads director c 30 ches bay foundation 1;08;21;07 we're looking at putting in some strageties.... but also to make sure it doesn't create flooding situation for our communities." hampton roads is second only to new orleans as the largest population center at risk for great flooding. new at midday, police have arrested two people they say sold drugs out of the animal hospital they own. 64-year-old barrett welch and 54-year-old patrice welch turned themselves in. the dare county narcotics task force and nags head police raided the animal hospital of nags head last week. police say the welches illegally prescribed, obtained, and misused prescription medication. both are facing felony drug trafficking charges.

this midday. virginia state police say they are investigating a trailer fire in northampton county as a homicide. the fire happened january 27th in exmore. when firefighters got to the scene on occohannock neck road, they saw the trailer completely engulfed. 70 year old shirley onley was found dead inside. the coroner in norfolk performed an autopsy and ruled her death as a homicide. virginia state police are now asking for your help in tracking down whoever did this. call them immediately if you have any information about this. we're learning more about a deadly train crash in germany. the two trains crashed into each other in the southern part of the country earlier today. we first told you about this as breaking news on wavy news 10 today. since then -- another person has died. that means nine people have been killed, and 150 are hurt. many of them have critical injuries. rescuers say anyone who did survive has been pulled out of the wreckage. the a-p reports that it's likely the train drivers didn't even see each

before the collision. authorities are trying to figure out how they got on the same set of tracks heading towards each other. new at midday --- we can show you pictures of a hit and run scene in chesapeake. a truck appearantly ran into a car and a fence on battery park road yesterday afternoon. a viewer sent us these pictures. witnesses say they saw two people riding in the truck, but police say they couldn't get a good description of the people inside. police are still trying to track the truck down. call crime line if you know anything. a major economic deal could bring a fortune 500 company norfolk. during tonight's council meeting, city leaders are expected to look into giving a- d-p a five million dollar grant over several years. a-d-p is the world's biggest payroll processing company. if city leaders agree to the deal, a-d-p has said it may be heading to south hampton roads. city leaders have not given us more specifics on the deal, but we learned it is expected to bring a large number of permanent full time jobs to norfolk. and,

they're excited about the huge impact the move may have on the city. joel weintraub - the decker law firm 4:56 i think that the restaurants on granby street would love that i think it will do amazing things for the downtown area including macarthur mall 5:07 butt to ross rogers - the vineyard trattoria (30)15:51 more businesses coming in more people wonderful i enjoy downtown norfolk great place to live 15:57 if the deal is approved, the board of directors for norfolk's economic development authority is expected to adopt a resolution tomorrow approving the grant to bring a-d-p downtown. you can learn more about the potential deal by clicking on this story on wavy dot com. the new hampshire primaries are going on right now democrats and republicans are standing outside polling places. they're smiling and shaking hands... hoping to make one last impression on new hampshire voters. nbc's tracie potts is in manchester this afternoon with more on the final push. (--- insert pkg ---) (nat sot) hillary: "you one of

worker: yes maam - hillary: bless your heart." hillary clinton... taking pictures at the polls this morning... hoping for another new hampshire comeback. (sot hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate :12-:16) "we're going to doors: (sot eric bottcher / clinton campaign worker :20-:26) "at 7p, 8p on tuesday, they're gonna get a phone call, have you voted yet. you haven't voted yet? do you need a ride?" overcoming a double-digit deficit on the last day is tough. chris christie says he'd be thrilled with second place: (sot voice of: gov. chris saw with barack obama, second place finishes have made presidents, so we'll see." ben carson greeted voters this morning. so did jeb bush. bush admits, it's been tough: (sot jeb bush / (r) presidential candidate :44-:47 too short to super) "this is a place marco rubio - any one of them could finish behind donald trump... or win. (sot sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate :55-:57 too short to super) "we feel real good we're going to finish short to super) "we had a great turn in iowa and i think we'll

manchester, nh 1:03-1:08) "the mayor's election we had over 3,000 - i betcha we'll have 5,000 to 6,000 on this one." the secretary of state's expecting a record turnout. (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. (--- reporter live tag ---) critics worry new hampshire's new voter i-d law could suppress turnout. people who manchester, now back to you. firefighters in newport news put out a car fire in a neighborhood. this is what it looked like last night on gateway court in the kiln creek neighborhood. firefighters say the heat melted the siding at a nearby home. no one was hurt. several poquoson residents are glad developers pulled the plug on a proposed wal-mart. mayor gene hunt confirms "cres" will no longer build a "wal-mart neighborhood market". we first told you about the proposal in the fall. residents came together to keep the project from moving forward. they told us they had enough grocery stores in their area.

office needs your help finding this man - wanted for sexual battery. we're told nicholas edwards allegedly touched a woman inappropriately at the wal-mart on route 17. deputies say this happened back in decemeber. if you recognize edwards or his car - call the crime line. if you look closely -- you'll notice something new on york-poquoson patrol cars. sheriff's office vehicles now say 'in god we trust.' sheriff danny diggs says he wanted to promote the national motto and show his department's patriotism. diggs said he's not advocating for religious support...but wants to honor how god blessed him and his deputies. diggs doesn't anticipate a lot of backlash. sheriff danny diggs/york-poquoson criticism but there will be those around the country those groups who are anti

their voices known and that's this country is all about" the sheriff says he paid for the decals himself, and did not use any taxpayer money. and even though he didn't predict a lot of attention...this story's gotten a whole lot of it on social media. you can go to wavy-dot-com or our facebook page to join the discussion. still ahead on midday- something falls out of the sky and kills a man. why scientists are intrgued by what happened. plus - hackers target the f-b-i. what investigators say they did with employee information. plus - we're on your side with another look at the

rescue workers in taiwan are using heavy machinery to get to people buried in a collapsed high-rise apartment building. the building went down after an earthquake three days ago. victims are still buried deep in the rubble, so crews are using excavators to get to them. however, they are afraid the deeper they go, the weaker the structure will become. another collapse could be dangerous for survivors stll trapped. at least 41 people died in the earthquake. all but two of the deaths came in the collapse of the building. survivors are talking about their experiences being trapped under the rubble after the quake. a man had already given up hope of being rescued. but, that's when emergency workers heard calls of help from his girlfriend.

stay propped against a wall, so his body wouldn't fall on top of his girlfriend. the couple remained trapped for 20 hours before workers finally got to them. both the man and his girlfriend are recover in a hospital. scientists in india are taking a look at a small blue object that fell from the sky and killed a man. authorities think the object is a meterorite. the object hit the ground at an engineering college over the weekend. it shattered a water cooler and that debris hit and killed a bus driver standing nearby. scientists are trying to figure out if the object came from space, or maybe from a passing airplane or satellite. the object is small enough to be held in a closed hand. lunar new year celebrations turned into chaos in hong kong as protesters and police crashed. dozens of people were hurt and several more were arrested after a dispute over people selling food on the streets turned violent. the officers had to run past smoke from fires in the streets just to get the large groups of protestors. the leader of hong kong condemned the

s/ leung chun-ying/ hong kong chief executive :18 "they damaged police cars officers, including those who had already been injured and were lying on the ground, seriously jeopardizing the safety of police officers and other people at the site." the violence is the worst in hong kong since pro-democracy protests rocked the city in 2014, leaving a growing gap of trust between the public and authorities. concerns at the f-b-i after hackers published contact information of 20- thousand employees. it happened yesterday... and a day before that -- someone posted personal data of 10-thousand homeland security employees. the group that tweets from an account named "at-dot-govs" said someone pulled the information from the department of justice's database. account named "at-dot-govs" said someone pulled the information from the department of justice's database. it includes names, phone numbers, and email addresses. officials say it does not appear hackers

information, like social security numbers. the justice department is investigating. voters in san diego will vote on a proposal to increase minimum wage. the city council put the issue on the june primary election ballot that would hike the minimum wage above what is required by state law. if it passes, the minimumn wage would rise to 10.50 an hour immediately, and then to 11.50 an hour on january first of next year. however, some are against the wage hike, saying it could push businesses out of the city. "businesses, their customers and the economy are generally much better off if employees are paid fairly." (sean karafin/ chamber of commerce) "there's a lot of things we could be focusing on to make it easier for business. and that would create jobs rather than making it more expensive." voters will also decide if workers should get up to 40 hours of sick pay a year. snow pummeled massachusettes as a winter storm blew through parts of that state. the storm forced businesses to

up for the day after roads became too hard for people to drive on. snow plows went out in full cleanup mode, but they had a hard time keeping up. the snow wasn't the only problem. the storm also brought some flooding. caise says: "you got to respect the water, and be safe. you got to know when to leave." jackson says: "we are going for a walk even though it's a blizzard. we have to go to cvs and pick up a prescription." the national weather service says a two foot storm surge sent water throughout some low lying coastal areas. (weather anim - with

rest of today: mainly cloudy with stray showers possible. highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds west 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few light snow showers possible...little to no accumulations expected. late in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds west 10-15mph. a strong upper level system will impact the region over the next 36 hours. this will bring us a lot of clouds, and we'll see some occasional showers and/or snow showers. temps will be above freezing for most of the time. so there should be little to no accumulations. colder air in. possibly in the evening. we'll be much colder thursday into the weekend. highs will be in the 30s with lows in the ruled out. stay tuned for updates. we'll see some nuisance to minor tidal flooding during high tide today. up next on midday - football season may be over, but the punishments for

football are just getting started for some.

up next on midday - football season may be over, but the punishments for losers in fantasy football are just getting

if you like carbs, today is your day. not only is it fat tuesday, it is also national bagel day. the favorite round treat is usually eaten for breakfast, but it can be enjoyed any time of the day. bagels get their shape because the bread is boiled, then baked to make it soft on

if you decide to have a bagel, don't forget the butter or cream cheese! and if you're not into bagels, you're in luck. today is national pizza day. three billion pies are sold in the u-s every year. that's according to pizza dot com, the intenet authority of all things pizza. 62-percent of americans prefer to have meat on their pizza, whil 38-percent prefer veggies. and if you want to celebrate the bagel and the pizza, have yourself a pizza bagel. the carolina panthers lost super bowl 50 sunday night. but, they weren't the only losers in the football world. this guy lost his fantasy football league this season. the winner of the league gets to pick the punishment for the person who finishes last. so the winner decided john zarse had to dress up in a football." he says bad drafting lead him to this point. zarse says: "you know it was just a tough year for and he had a tough year." zarse actually won the

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