to be a classic battle between two heavyweights alabama defeats clemson 45-40, they get the win and the national championship. they will face second in the country, country, the tigers say there is a lot totouild on for next year. >> what a year! what a year! incredibly proud of our team, obviously we wanted to win the game and came up a little bit short. i think that -- i think at least the nations also not -- the nation saw the heart of our team tonight. i think they gave us everything they had. they competed. i think we physically matched up great with these guys. i'm really proud of that. championship football is a game of few plays, plays, this one came down to a few plays.

i thought we should have one. like coach sweeney said there was a few plays that we did not capitalize on. we dropped some balls, just little things like that you have to force yourself, and the w hole. it's hard to beat a team like alabama. >> the end of the season comes to the conclusion not the way you wanted it to. a couple of tears here and there. happy to be here. here. all. obviously we left it all out there. much more you could have asked kudos to alabama for being the better team tonight. i am very confident that clemson will be okay. >> we did not always play pretty in this game. it wasn't one of our best games when it comes to flat execution. but when it comes to competing and making plays when we needed

i think that is the kind of competitors that win championships and that is why we are sitting here. >>reporter:going into next year there is a very good chance that clemson will be the number way -- number one ranked team. lot can happen between now and then but certainly after getting a test of what it's like -- taste of what it's like being at the top they plan on getting back into this game next year. reggie anderson, trying to >> good -- -- news 19 wltx. >> those who could not travel to the upstate to clemson to watch. >> we were there at clemson with those fans and has the reaction to the loss >>reporter:it was of the outcome the clemson fans were hoping for however they were excited they made it to the national championship game. we spoke to a few friends after the game that said even though they lost, they are looking forward to be back next year. >> we are so proud of the tigers.

i cannot be any powder for the way they played. we will be back next year. we are ready. they will be back to play again. >> they worked really hard up until the end. i'm so happy to be a tiger. great team. alabama is a great team in college football. end. i'm pretty proud of what we did tonight. >> they gave it a great shot, they will be back next year. no doubt. >> it's my freshman year and i had unbelievable memories here. it pretty much sums it up, the first semester is unbelievable. i'm extremely proud of this team, and i just want to bring it in one last time. i know we lost, but the memories i've had here i've been extremely proud of. >>reporter:this is the first time in decades that clemson n even got a chance to play for a national championship title. i know they are hoping next year they will be able to earn their way back to that field.

thompson, news 19 wltx. >> thank you, lauren. for those who cannot make it to clemson, fancied right here in columbia. daniel bonds was at the hickory tavern where they were having a watch party in downtown columbia, with those fans, and here's what they had to say. >> i think the season was probably the best season that we could have had in quite a few years. just the fact that we made it here was probably the biggest accomplishment we could've had. [cheering] >> great season, honestly if you would've asked me in the beginning of the year if we would have made it this far i would have said no. but, very proud of the team. we are a very young team, we will be back next year. >> ohio state got us last goddess last year but we redeemed ourselves this year and came back. you have to give clemson credit, they played good football. i

>> we will be back next year. the shaw is back, we have a lot of people back. we will be back here, at this game, next year. >> we are not done. it's going to be a long ride, i think dallas will stick around for a while. don't count us out yet. >> the cold weather sticking around for a while, time while, time to get a fresh start to the new day on tuesday morning. [laughter] efran afante we are looking up. we try to be positive about how cold it is to be. it is horribly miserable o utside. temperatures right now throughout the midlands, it is pretty cold. it is freezing right now and most of our communities, 26 alida, 31 winnsboro, the wind chill factor is what we are dealing with. the northern half of the middleton dealing with wind chills like we are here, 30

skies windnd5 miles per hour it feels like 25 degrees. when the kids had out to the bus stop make sure they are dressed very warm. we will deal with a lot of sunshine but we are going to be dealing with a lot of windy conditions testing up to 35 miles per hour with lots of sunshine. and tomorrow slightly cooler than it will be today. let's check on the road conditions, as you be the traffic you may need to give yourself some extra time to scrape off your windshshld. piney grove road traffic is light right now it has been picking up slowly and steadily but no issues on the interstate. a little bit of a merge delay on fish hatchery as you are going north on 321 towards the interstate. from i 26 and harvested a 13 minute commute from i 77 south to downtown a 23 minute commute. we will take a look at the cold

seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. ladies. >> thank you. a disaster recovery center in richland county will close tomorrow, but services will still be available through fema help line. the disaster recovery center at the richland main library will close at six pm tomorrow. 6 p.m. tomorrow. survivors of the flood can get help by calling the fema help line from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. seven days a week. if you are affected by the floods you were invited to an input meeting that will help richland county plan for future natural disasters. it is a series of of six meetings. the meetings are scheduled for january 19 through the 23rd throughout richland county. the meetings will include interactive mapping stations, questionnaires and opportunities for you to submit comments and share information about your experiences. you are encouraged to bring photographs and other information to document. the recovery for a group of

swing. ballet school which is home to the columbia classic ballet company was devastated by the flood back in october. the company had just spent $260,000 that summer for state- of-the-art renovations and had to watch it wash away. however, the show must go on, of course. the company made up of ballet dancers all over the world now rehearses in the richland mall. the mall. the director tells us the tragedy has brought everyone closer together. >> beside the fact that i i had a heart attack after that, it made me stronger and the company stronger. it really showed the unity of the dancers. from people all over the world..they hope to rebuild and make the studio waterproof as soon as possible. 3 3 we saved everything that was possible to be saved. it was horrible. i've never seen anything like this in my life. >> he went on to tell us that the company has received

they hope to rebuild soon and make the studio waterproof. the circus is coming to town next week, and this will be your very last chance to see the elephants perform. ringling brothers and barnum and bailey announced all of the elephants will be moved to their permanent home at the ringling brothers center for elephant conservation in florida beginning in may 2016. the may 2016. the entire herd of 42 elephants will live out their days at the center. the company had promised to move them all by 2018 at the building at the facility was completed sooner than expected. ringling brothers says even without the elephants they will provide families with amazing experience of the greatest show on earth. yale university accepted eight freshmen from south carolina this year, and one of them is the son of immigrant farm workers. we visited the small edgefield county town of johnston to root meet this remarkable young man who said ivy league schools want to make sure more students like him, low income, high achieving accepted.

he has been snipping peach trees six-seven days a week and snipping against all odds. this south carolina farm worker with a middle school education sends the biggest lesson to his kids was always to be responsible and respect every person you meet. but the sacrifice this man took to come here >> they both came here, gave up what they were doing, i dad was a farm worker in mexico, my mom was a lawyer. they both came here. dad became a migrant worker, mom became a maid. >>reporter:it's what got his son through the first semester of yale university. >> it is sad to know they had to give up their dreams just a we so we can pursue hours. i think it is motivation to know that we are not doing this just for ourselves. this is just not so we can say we didn't buy ourselves, it's to say that we did it. our family did it. >>reporter:he's there on a full ride scholarship through the quest bridge program for low

achieving students. >> my parents do not speak english, you are put into scenarios where you are the one translating so you have to learn things quickly. >>reporter:a standard his parents taught him. his message to all of us is to work hard so you do not have to suffer through the cold, like he does. sonja, news 19 wltx >> he goes back r his second semester this week. his goal is to make it to law school and one day pass legislation to protect farmworkers from harsh working conditions. his fathers probably out there today working in that freezing cold. >> i love what he said about his parents having to give up everything so i can have something. that it motivates him and pushes him. i love that. good luck to him, ivy league, that league, that is very impressive.

of the day let's meet her, miss ashley, she is a mother of one and was your ashley will put her needs last to make sure that her family is taken care of. she recently enrolled to continue her education to better herself. she is a role model role model and an awesome mother. congratulations to ashley. if you want to nominate the mom in your life or mom of the day go to our website wltx.com there is a banner you can click to send in your nomination. it is now time for our word of t t date. today's word is -- it is an adjective that means walking or traveling about. >> that was very good. that really rolled off your tongue there. [ laughter] >> i like saying it. but that it. still to come on news 19 this morning, we have all done it.

some people may suffer from a condition related to that scenario. we will explain later in the

welcome back, it has been cold here in the palmetto state. at least lately, but nothing like what residents in buffalo, new york are facing right now. check this out. this car was part next to lake erie and overnight the lake effect snow froze its car in its place. the area is expected to see more ice and snow as the week continues. this guy is not going to be driving this car for a while yet. >> i would >> i would imagine he is not going to drive it ever. that is probably ruined, i don't know. >> i don't i don't know either, you think about the gas freezing. all of the other fluids in their freezing. efran afante i don't i don't think he's going to get out of this anytime soon? that car is going to be there until april. it is still snowing right there. there. they have lake effect snow still falling there. on the radar right now, all of this white this is snow coming off of lake erie and they will not get out of it anytime soon. for us, no snow, just a lot of really cold temperatures.

at 27 degrees. unfortunately it gets worse. the wind chill is worse, 25 newberry, 26 newberry, 26 winnsboro, 27 camden it feels like 25 right now in sumter. in colombia we columbia we are at 30 degrees, clear skies, winds out of the west at 25 miles per hour so it feels more like 25 degrees. a cold front that is coming down from the north is actually going to squeeze all of the air we are looking at very windy conditions today. get ready, when you get to school today it will still be cold, very windy, 53 degrees, with a lot of sunshine. it is going to feel like 48 degrees as all of our highs today will range from low to middle 50s. columbia 50s. columbia expecting a high of 55 degrees. the winds out of the w est-seth

miles per hour. 200 for a low, as all of our lows tonight will range from the middle to upper 20s with a few communities especially down in orangeburg down to 31 degrees. that i area of high pressure moves off that cold front will start sagging down to the south. by the time we get to the palmetto state we are not expecting precipitation out of it. reinforcing cold air that will come in by thursday morning. for tomorrow, high of 49 degrees, a lot of sunshine. thursday morning 26 degrees with wind chills in the team. teens. friday a chance of rain come into saturday with highs into the middle 50s but 50s but once we get past that it will be windy on sunday am very cold on monday only a morning low of 26 degrees. now let's check on the roads and as we beat the traffic you will need to give yourself some extra time not only to warm up your car but

i 26 over by mile marker 66, traffic has been picking up but no accidents are being reported. on the interstates had no real conditions as far as traveling especially as you are going east on sunset boulevard heading toward the interstate. from saw -- shaw air force base a 24 minute commute.

you are looking at welcome back, you have probably done this, do this, do you ever think that your cell phone is ringing or vibrating when it really is not. you might have what is called phantom vibrations and drum.

remember that ring is real. >>reporter:that ring is real, so as a vibration. how many times many times have you reach for your m mile phone only to find out it is a false alarm. >> i would say at least twice every day. >>reporter:no surprise, a study of students found 90% of them said they felt that the phantom phone sensations >> we are so in touch with our cell phones now. we are cyborgs passively -- practically. >>reporter:the modern-day phenomenon has a name, the phantom -- >> there is a fear that we are going to miss a a text, somebody trying to reach us and we are not being responsive. >>reporter:doctor smith says new media and messages are exciting and rewarding. for some, they are an up s ession. >> i think it's a little scary

>>reporter:when she suggests students take media fast. -- it is a a warning that too much technology may be hazardous to human interaction. >> i almost walked into a pole you the other day. it could be hazardous, i guess. >> our. >> our phones are so intertwined with our lives, it is like a phantom when you don't have it on you you f fl that. you have w whdrawals kind of. i know when i got my phone and she took it to put the old stuff on my new phone i felt that way. >> you are checking for every -- plus the fact that everyone has a cell phone now. if you hear a vibration -- everyone is looking around. >> we are all tuned into the dean, dean, or whatever our phone is doing. >> it is scary how intertwined

coming up on news 19 good morning...thanks for waking up with news 19 this morning.... i'm savannah levins... and i am mary sturgillyour time now thank you for waking up with a news 19 this morning >> your time now is 6:30 am, if you are just waking up you are waking up to a very chilly morning. let's toss it over to meteorologist, efran afante for a a look at our forecast and how much you need to bundle up. i've been i been joking around for the last couple of days, this morning you need to dress like the michelin man with a lot of

but at least it will be warm. all of us are at the freezing mark right now. 26 saluda, camden 27 and saint matthews, sumter and manning 300. 30 degrees. columbia at 30 degrees but the windchill makes it even worse. it feels like 25 columbia, 26 winnsboro, 26 degrees in bishopville. a very cold start. when the kids head out to the bus stop, dress them in lots of layers. 25degrees as they wait for the bus. a lot of a lot of sunshine but it is not going to feel like 55 degrees. it will be very windy out of the west- southwest gusting up to 30. 30. overnight tonight light winds and a low of 28 degrees. tomorrow 49 degrees with a lot of sunshine. lets check on the roads, as we do and beat the traffic. give yourself some extra time not only to scrape off the frost off the windshield to warm up your vehicles. as you head toward saint andrews road traffic has been

downtown heading on millwood avenue traffic has been picking up but no issues on garners ferry or divine in both directions from i 77 into downtown. i 26 to lake murray a 22 minute commute. in the airport to downtown you are looking at a 16 minute commute. we will take a look at your seven day forecast and when we will finally start warming up coming up in just a few minutes. it is a a big day at the statehouse today as state lawmakers go back into session. they say there is a good chance that they will pass a plan this year to fix our roads. the bill got held up in the senate last june by beaufort senator, tom davis, he blocked it because senators had a much bigger gas tax than the house. and had taken out reforms at

>> there's a lot more appetite in the senate right now for those reforms to the dot and into the state infrastructure bank that were not there last june. i june. i think you will find an entirely new dynamic when session resumes. >> the plan has to include a tax increase and income tax cuts, and the department of transportation changes. the fact that it's an election year makes it tough because people will vote against you if you do not fix the roads, but they will also vote against you if you raise their taxes. president obama will deliver his seventh and final ate of the union address tonight and what the white house says will be a nontraditional speech. the president is expected to speak lightly about the nations challenges and opportunities and push for reform in the country's crowded prison system. nikki haley will offer this y ear's republican response. columbia mayor, steve benjamin, will give the state of the city address on january 26. that is two weeks from today. today. that will be held at city hall

for joaquin "el chappo" guzman's extradition to the united states, we are getting an incredible look at the violent raid that led to the arrest of the drug kingpin. the mexican government released video of marines in a shootout with his security team last friday. don champion has the latest from new york. >>reporter:newly released mexican government video shows joaquin "el chappo" guzman does not go down without a fight. dubbed operation black swan, the violent raid last friday ended trantwenty's six months of freedom. freedom. for a wealthy drug kingpin he truly lived like a man on the run. monday, the media toward the now bullet hold riddled hideout where he was found from the filthy kitchen to the drab bedroom guzman was not living lavishly. five of his men were killed in the shootout, but guzman

intricate tunnels. a tip eventually led to his arrest in a stolen car. he is now being held at the same present he escaped from in july. >> there is more eyes put on him. >>reporter:authorities say a secret rolling stone interview between the drug lord and actor, sean penn, led them to him. the meeting was set up by mexican actress kate castillo, mexican intelligence photos show sean penn and castillo arriving at a mexican airport in october and greeting a man who ferried them to joaquin "el chappo" guzman. e-mails to the associated press sean penn dismissed criticism over his interview. don champion, cbs news. >> trantwewey's extradition to the united ates could take months. he faces murder and drug trafficking charges in at least six states. a few days away from your next chance to win this huge powerball jackpot since no one won over the weekend.

the cash payout for that is a route 806 the $868 million and officials say that number can go even higher by the drawing tomorrow night. tickets are just two dollars each and are on sale until wednesday night at 10 p.m. you can watch the drawing right here just before news 19 at 11 p.m. we have all been talking about the powerball and what we would do with that $1.4 billion. but there are lots of things that that type of money cannot buy after the payout. for example, football fans you cannot by the dallas cowboys. that team is worth $3.2 billion. you cannot by the biltmore estates in asheville, that home asheville, that home is worth $3 billion, and d u guessed it, you cannot by star wars franchise, the network is out of this galaxy at $10 billion. savanna, i hate to -- your dreams there. [laughter] >> someday, mary.

york won the mega millions jackpot on friday night so that means the jackpot shrinks back to $50 million for the next drawing tonight. take a look at this, tesla has entered the same software that will allow cars to park themselves. the upgrade will let model as and x suv owners parking garages or perpendicular spots without anyone being behind the wheel. the car can also exit the spot when the driver summons the car. the updates will go into about 60,000 vehicles. drivers will be able to use the software in just a few weeks. >> technology blowing my mind every day. [ laughter] one bargain puts in and to all of your exercise excuses. >> we know there are many. money man, matt granite gets you and your wallet in shape. >>reporter:great to be with you , finally, those new year's resolutions can come to life was something i just

take a look at jim and a bag a portable gym that brings all of the talk ways to stay fit and lose weight into one ideal kit. you get resistance bands, everything for stronger upper arms, better abs and exercise guide and i asked a local trainer to put it to the test. >> being a personal trainer and having a lot of clients who are on the go that cannot get to the gym, per this is a perfect tool for them, you can change the way to from five-75 pounds. depending on your level of beginner are more experienced you can still get a good workout in. the nice thing about this it that you need. if you want to do stuff at home of money. >>reporter:love the portability, love the price -- i i know, there is nothing start ususg it. wltx.com. back to you. >> he will have some guns before

>> i love it. >> i will say the trx band that you put on the door is an exercise piece of equipment it's like $150. this does the same thing for what did he say -- $30. >> interesting. a great thing for you to bring to work. still to come, the show must go on how the ballet company is not letting the flood wash away their dreams. that story coming up later in the show. a lot of us are waking up

the s. welcome back to news 19 this morning as we are starting off in the midland, most of us, not all of us are

saluda, 27 saint matthews, bishopville 31 degrees, columbia at 30. the windchill is the big story it feels like 25 in downtown columbia, and sumter, 23 degrees in newberry. the setup we have right now is an area of high pressure down to the southwest and georgia is allowing a westerly flow. as this cold front starts to apprprch from the northern lanes, the winds will be squashed over tennessee by the time he gets to us it is going to be a very windy day today. we are looking at 52 in winnsboro for a high, 55 saint matthews, manning 55 degrees, columbia 55 degrees a lot of sunshine with the winds 20-30 miles per hour it will feel like more in the upper 40s. tonight freezing temperatures once again, as all of the lows in the midlands tonight will range from the middle to upper 20s with a few communities down to the south, into the lower 30s. we will not have a lot of

high of 49 degrees. 56 on thursday with another approaching call for giving us a chance for some rain on friday and saturday with highs in the upper 50s as we get into sunday, as the sky start clearing out it will be windy once again on the morning of martin luther king day on monday, 26 for a low and only 41 for a high. lets check on the road conditions as we beat the traffic, you will definitely need to warm up the cars as you head out this morning. taking a look at i20 eastown over at mile marker 75, traffic is light right now it has been picking up steadily right now. no delays right now in the southern part of our community coming up 321 both directions all the way up to i 26 traffic

highway 277 and i 22 downtown 3 a disaster recovery center in richland county will close tomorrow but services will still be availble through the welcome back, a back, a disaster recovery center in richland county will close tomorrow, but services will still be available through the fema helpline. the disaster recovery center at the richland maine library will close at 6 p.m. tomorrow, but survivors of the flood can still get help by calling the fema helpline from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. seven days a week. if you were affected by the floods, you floods, you are invited to an input meeting that will help richland county plan for future natural disasters for the community input and recovery project is a series of six meetings. . the meetings are scheduled for january 19-23rd throughout richland county. county. the meetings will include interactive mapping stations, questionnaires and opportunities for you to submit comments and share information

you are encouraged to bring photographs to document any recent, as well as recurrent flooding in your community. floodwater plundered their dance studio back in october. heading back to the stage has the group of columbia artists in full swing right now. news 19 g&a shows us how they are recovering and moving forward. >>reporter:perfectly pointed toes and gracefully stretched arms. worn by members of the columbia classical ballet company is a sight to behold. dancers from all over the world preparing for their upcoming show, and less than typical dance studio. the richland mall. >> all of the doors were busted, when they went in -- >>reporter:the company was forced out of their studio at ballet school in forest acres. the owner is still coming to terms with the devastation.

like this in my life. >>reporter: he had just spent $260,000 renovating the studio this past summer to see it all wash away. but, the tragedy has built strength. >> despite the fact that i had a heart attack after that, it made the and the company stronger. it really show the unity of the dancers >>reporter:he and his company have not found strength from each other, but also from the generosity of strangers. >> it's been amazing how much support we have gotten from dancers in columbia, and dancers all over the country, and all over the world. we have people tweeting about us and raising money. >>reporter:work is just beginning on their older studio. because, the show must go on. jin a frazier, news 19 wltx

or make the studio waterproof as soon as possible. they are still waiting to be approved for a building permit. still to come, a close game last night for the national championship. how fans are reacting today after the tigers failed to claw

night.3 team. obviously we wanted to win the game and we came up a little short. but, i think at least the nation

so successful. they have seen the heart of our team. >> without the alabama crimson tide takes the national championship. thank you for waking up with news 19 this morning, it is tuesday january 12, the time right now 6:54. >> hi there, the clemson tigers gave it their all, but they were not on able to hold off the crimson tide. tide. >> the final score was a close one, 45-44 alabama head coach this marks his fifth national title. after the title, crimson quarterback and coach sweeney spoke to reporters calling it a tough a tough loss but said they plan to make another run at the title next season. >> i mean, going >> i mean,, going into this game i was expecting to win, i thought we should have one. like coach sweeney said, there was a few plays that we really did not capitalize on. obviously some shows -- throws, we dropped some ballll so, just the little things like that if you really want to force yourself in a hole, and

team like alabama if you make those mistakes. >> you cannot let one game define you. right now, all of our hearts are broken. we really wanted to win this game and be 15-zero. but, last year's national champion was 14-one, this year's national champion is 14- one. so, we stand toe to toe with everybody in the country. this program doesn't take a backseat to anybody. we can. we can play and beat anybody. thats a fact. it's not just this season, this goes back for a long time now, we have 120 -- we have been consistent. this year was special. it really was, because a lot of people we were the third youngest team in the country. we played 28 freshmen. a lot of a lot of people, i think, did not think we would be very good this year. >> many clemson fans were able

see the big game. game. >> for those that could not make it some made the trip to the upstate to greenville, to greenville, to watch, and here's what they had to say about the tigers loss. >> it means the world to me. it really brings the university together, it brings people who do not even go to the school together. you can see everyone came out, and everyone supported the tigers that they love. all the way to the end. no matter what. >> i am so proud of these guys to go up against a powerhouse like alabama and only be be by five points, i am so proud of them. i will always be be a clemson tiger and we are all in. >> we will be fans no matter what. their characters, the coach, the way that they play tonight. they never gave up. >> the fact that they made it to the national championship is pretty awesome for our school in general. being able to watch the pit play was truly a privilege. a privilege. >> probably not the last time we will see the tigers in this position. >> especially if coach sweeney has anything to say, the

any of you stayed up to watch the game may not be going to work, but lots of people are. let's check in with efran afante to get a check on the traffic before you head out the door. traffic has been picking up substantially this is i 26 over by mile marker 104. as you are heading east on i 26 toward st. andrews road traffic has been picking up. a delay we have right now anywhere within the areas around columbia is on lexington from across the road down to i20 as you are heading south on s. lake southlake drive. that is the only issue we have is first congestion. as far as the weather concerns, temperatures right now it is downright cold out there, 25 soluna, a slew of 30s from lexington down to manning. columbia 270, the wind chill is the problem. if it is like 22 in columbia, 23 newberry, 25 in saluda. a very cold three newberry, 25 and soluna. a very cold start to the morning, when the kids had out to the bus stop make sure they

25degrees at the bus stop, as this area of high pressure continues with a westerly flow, we are going to see a lot of wind compacted and the winds are e going to be pretty strong today. it is going to be 530 after school, very sunny, but it will not feel like 530 53 degrees we are expecting the winds out of the west-southwest gusting to 30 miles per hour with a high of 55. very cold tonight, 280 for the low, tomorrow we will have a lot of sunshine but a little bit cooler, 49 for a high, we could be looking at wind chills thursday morning in the upper teens with a low of 26. as a cold front approaches by the weekend, a chance of rain by hot -- with highs in the upper 50s. once that moves off cold temperatures are back and we could be dealing with middle 20s for morning lows on monday morning. >> that windchill is no joke. even though you look at the temperature and is has a certain thing it will feel much colder out there. >> my hands are so -- are white

is outside this morning. >> thank you for joining us on news 19 this morning. we will see you back here in just 25 . good morning. it is tuesday, january 12th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." new video of el chapo answering sean penn's questions before the raid that led to the drug lord's capture a. surge by bernie sanders forces hillary clinton to attack heir democratic rival on issues like guns and taxes. a never before seen "b 60 minutes" interview with david bowie, why he said searching for music is like searching for god.

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