. >> so, your name is mike schultz? >> i came up at 19 and i'm 61. it's some of the nicest people in the whole world here. >> how long have you two lived here in barrow? >> october 2009. >> so, you're a newbie? >> we're originally from american samoa. >> so, this is completely different. >> we actually moved up from minnestry. >> i've been so cold i think i've seen jesus a couple times. thank you, that was actually genuine. thank you. i just want to ask you, how long have youi ivlived in barrow? >> i live in california, not many work activities. it's like a culture shock, it's different but we like it. >> their median house hold income is $25 thousand higher than the national average but that's partially to compensate on the high cost of goods p goo. the salaries are to inties people to the many jobs. including civil services and selling over priced wint ee eers to travel show hosts. >> we're very much a melting pot. vietnamese, filipino, white, mexican. we're a little bit of everything. >> i'm black. you got a black? >> yes. my dwayne, he's good. >>

>> so your name's mike schultz. >> absolutely. >> and how long have you lived here in barrow?> 42 years. i came up when i was 19. i'm 61. >> what's sneer what's good? >> some of the nicest people in the whole world here. >> how long have you two lived in barrow? >> i moved up october 2009. >> so you're a newbie. >> yeah. we're originally from american samoa. >> so this is completely different. >> yeah. >> do you like this, the cold? >> yeah. we actually moved up for ministry. >> it's interesting you say you work for the ministry because because i've been so cold i feel like i've seen jesus a couple times. i appreciate that. that was genuine. thank you. how long have you lived in barrow? >> two years. >> what brought you here in? there's better work opportunities here. >> than where? >> in california. >> i live in california. i can get you a job. >> but it's different. it's like a culture shock, it's different but we like it. >> maybe we should all think about moving to barrow. their median household income is $25,000 higher than the national average. but that disparity is part

in my conversation with mike schultz, he talked about how the native people are losing their traditionsi saw no better example than dogsledding, and i met with the lash musher in town. >> yeah, sad but true, slowly whittled down over the years. >> how long you have lived in barrow? >> since 1986. >> when you got here, were there other sledders? >> yeah, other teams. they kind of all switched over to snow machines. >> hope you don't take this the wrong way, and you are the last dogsledder, and you seem to be -- how do i say this, not a native. >> yeah, kind of ironic, being that the natives invented dogsledding. >> the four-legged companions were used for track prey and keeping their owners alert of dangerous animals. >> any tips for me? >> just hold on tight and i will kind of teach you the commands, and yell g and they turn right, and yell kita, and that means go. g is right, and paw is left, and -- whoa is please, please, stop. >> yeah, and if they don't stop, it's stop [ blee. >> are you sure they hear the dogs revolution. a dog just peed on my cameraman. wait a minute. i am the only

appreciate it. >> in my conversation with mike schultz he spoke how the native people of barrow are losingo i discovered no better example of this than dog sledding. hello. i'm here at the home of joff carrow, the last dog sledder in town. sound like a movie. >> yes, i am the only one running a dog team. >> how long have you lived here in barrow? >> since 1986. >> were there other teams? >> yes, other teams, and guys who spent half of their lives to run the dogs, but they switched to snow machines. >> you are the last dog slider, and i don't know how to say this, but you are not a native. >> it is ironic, because the natives were the ones who invented dog sledding and the dogs were vital to the culture. >> he is right, because the four-legged companions were used for nomadic traveling and carrying supplies for hunts and tracking prey, and keeping the owners alert for dangerous animals. and so, any tips for me as i get out there op my first dog sled? >> well, hold on tight, and i will teach you the commands and the yell gee and turn the right, and hoe and they go left. >> so gee is left, an

gets run right out of the position by justin schultz to make sure he can't get on that rebound. >> mikeack off and taken on by zubrus. and he laid it back in going off to play to brian dumoulin. former manchester monarch junior hockey player gets this one ahead as far as center. hornqvist carried ahead by crosby. drive! and he wound up hitting off the glass. a scorcher on martin jones. >> pierre: never saw it. >> eddie: not alone. >> mike: around the outside to crosby. back over for letang. le tapping, able to battle on the board, but is doing very well there by nick spaling, his ex teammate in pittsburgh. trying to get away from pavelski. a pass behind, could not be played effectively. and it's thrown by crosby, but force away by braun, kept alive by dumoulin. yanked back up the boards. dumoulin taken out of play. up against the sharks and zubrus. >> pierre: eddie talked about zubrus earlier in the game. he should have got called for a hook. the best official in hockey makes the call. he's not going to get away with this one. we watch zubrus skate right into dumoulin. down goes dumouli

. >> mike: kessel on one side, malkin on the other. letang and schultz. hit off crosby. played back up by teern thee. working out there with karlsson. karlsson got a touch on that. wanted to work further and crosby comes by and takes it. karlsson hurries to the bench, is replaced by joel ward. nieto comes out as a penalty killing forward, as well. vlasic back on defense with braun. malkin there, sent it on across and it's hurried back up again by phil kessel. leading goal scorer for the penguins. second leading among active players in these playoffs. pavelski being the leader. 14 for him. 10 for kessel. kucherov has been out for a while, but he has had 11 for san jose. sheary bumps it back this. martin to play it there. across by hornqvist, blasted around by polak and down. a not a shot on the power play yet. 35 to go in it. 7:30 to go third period. ahead now is bonino. moving back in, he has sheary nearby. played it back in deep. along, it is controlled there and cleared. back down the ice. what a play made by karlsson. to the last quarter minute. letang