movement you make would have yes i'm allowed to build up on the most breckenridge bases you feel now that got a warming. planet to get what it bought me like it is shot at me. it's just another day for dr. eric. in his department in center and federal hospital where he puts on a small master class on how to wash your hands properly this. this. will force you every. wrinkle and. he is the don't as patient today. he'll be performing open brain surgery while other surgeons are removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simpler procedure. it seems he has a little while longer to wait and. if . i need to save my time and department talk it through tomorrow. doing. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but very nice and very life. finally it's don't to erick's. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tiles is to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated free wall in the brain. using the microscope humus can fully find his way to the aneurism and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain

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they sent me to breckenridge, colorado for the hartford ski particular and disabled sports u.s.a.d to snowboard again and found i couldn't snowboard like i used to. so they put me in this rig called a mono ski. i learned this is made for me. i had a lot of fun doing that. i guess i like to advocate for the fact that you can't do anything, it's how you do it. i got on the snow and started -- >> trace: you said made for you. you owned this thing. sergeant elliot is the sixth best mono skier in the world. giant slalom is your forte. >> yes. i didn't do as well as i wanted to at the games. i did well in the super combined event. >> trace: you spend a lot:0 time in mammoth now. there's a program up there called the mammoth mountain wounded warriors. they have about nine million of 18 million goal. it's a fantastic organization. >> that's what i'm here to talk about. mammoth mountain has a chapter of disabled sports. disabled sports eastern sierras. they were there to help me progress and help me move on into development program and on the national team. the director of that program, ka

do it in breckenridge, come on.rding talk, rob. >> in colorado it's still snowing. 10,000 feet doesn't hurt but we've had some cold spring just about everywhere and a little fresh snow there. they're going to be open until memorial day so get out there and get some fresh tracks here in the middle of may. we had rain yesterday and troughiness across the southwest, rain across parts of southern california, rain showers across parts of arizona and new mexico. kind of an odd shaped jet pattern here with almost an omega block but basically we're seeing now the heat rebuild into the southern -- southwest part of the u.s. after the cool showers exit today and back to normal across the pacific northwest as well. here's your mother's day forecast. showers across the inner mountain west, dry across the southern plains and of course the east is pretty much a mess everywhere east of, say, louisville, with cold, showery conditions. >>> happy mother's day to you. starting out with gray skies. everyone is pretty much in the 50s. w