that sid had suspected that thayne smika was stealing cocaine from sid.ka that night didn't have the cocaine or the money to give back to sidney wells. >> i'm the father of a college student, and i think it would be very naive to not think that your college-aged son might be trying recreational drugs. he might sell recreational drugs here or there. it's not a reason for someone to kill sid wells. it's not a reason for police not to investigate this case. sid wells was murdered in cold blood. that's what this case is about. >> at this stage of the investigation, thayne smika is the focus. based on the note that thayne smika had left his roommates, the police were able to locate him in akron, colorado, which is where thayne's parents were living at the time. >> testing one, two, three, four. this will be a taped interview with thayne, last name, smika. >> mr. smika did not appear to be particularly nervous, didn't appear to be too surprised that the detectives were there, certainly wasn't surprised to learn that his roommate had been killed. there was no em

$50 a week for sid for jokes. he is standing up doing a jewish pirate. [ laughter ] >> and he said i will never forget the first three lines, he said you know what it is costing to buy a yacht of sale cloth, he says $3.95 for a yard of this, i can't afford to pillage or rape any more. [ laughter ] we never put it on record you for the next ten years. >> you still have your friend mel. i assume you miss your friend sid cesar? >> oh, boy, sid, how could you not miss the man who made your career for you. i worked with sid seven years nose to nose and saw the greatest sketch comedian who ever lived. i think he informed the sketch comedy world by his performance. every comedian today owes something to him. >> rob, this is an age-old question, but how does one go about trying to find his or her own voice, come into their own talent. >> it's very, very difficult. when i was a little boy, they tell a story, that i was about eight years old, i went to my mother and said, i want to change my name. she said this poor kid liv

didn't get a whole lot of sleep. >> reporter: it was also very dangerous for sid. he has obstructive sleep apnea. when sleeping, his main airway gets blocked usually by the tongue which also causes snoring, but the condition can also lead to adverse cardiovascular events including death. >> it's really sort of frightening i can just go to sleep and die. >> reporter: this doctor at georgetown thought sid was a good candidate for the upper airway stimulator instead of the traditional c pap which wasn't an option. a pacemakerlike device was placed inside his body. >> there is a central unit that is implanted underneath the skin, the right side of the chest. >> reporter: there are two leads attached to the unit. one goes up to the nerve in the throat, the other inside the ribcage. it senses when a person stops breathing in their sleep. >> that lead sends signal up to the other lead through this processor and causes stimulation of the nerve, sends the tongue out of the mouth. >> reporter: this remote is used to turn the device on before sleeping and off when awake. it n

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what happened to him in real life there he was ill and had some issuing he was grappling with. >> he sidversation the nation should be having. if you disagree with palin or anybody else part of it is that's what we fight for in this country. >> on real time with bill ha maher, you said people who go see this movie are people who are angry. the actor gary sinise had a strong reaction bringing quote -- you certainly have a right to make certain blank statements. how is that helpful, sir? it tells the story of stress that multiple deployments have. it helps to communicate the toll that the war on terror has taken on our defenders. your reaction. >> something which i almost never done i apologize for the veterans. i haven't seen the movie, and i think it was wrong. i make for apologies to the thousands of right-wing nut jobs who have twittering me but i do apologize to the d. and it was much more nuanced than i thought. >> the people who tweeted me with lot of bad language they're chicken hawks. i have a lot of respect for the people who serve this country and i apologize. >> thank you sir.

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sid crosby and pittsburgh playing a visit, crosby a game time decision with the dreaded lower body injury what's been the caps' problem lately? simple, no d. >> we're just giving up too many goals right now. four goals in this league if you're trying to beat everybody 5-4, not going to do it. last four game we've given up four goals. >> the verizon neighbors wizards currently playing in the pacific time zone, so only vampires can keep up with them. washington rallying to beat the lakers. 98-92. john wall 21 points, 13 assists, nine rebounds. he's been dealing with that injured calf. >>> maryland basketball was blown out at indiana last week, outplayed for the most part by northwestern sunday. two games does not a season make, though, but as kristen berset reports, wednesday was time for a little introspection. >> reporter: after a tough week that ended in an emotional victory over northwestern, coach mark turgeon sat down with each player to get insight how they if the -- felt about the season and their confidence level as they head back out on the road to face another big 10 opponent. >>

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currently the offensive coordinate for alabama and recently said he would return to the crimson sid. kiffin was fired by the raiders went to tennessee left there to coach usc, where he was fired before heading to bama. stay tuned. >>> let's move over to college hoops. for the women, cal hosting arizona. lost two straight coming into todayment brittani boyd, catches arizona napping. boyd, 11 points seven assists. brittani drives had to the rack. cal takes takes the lead. gray misses gets her own rebound, put is it in. bears win 16th straight against the wildcats 56- -- 68-56 the final. >>> final round of the hsbc championship in abu dabi. martin kaymer had the lead heading into today but collapsed late. 3-over on the day. 22-year-old gary stall ranked 347th in the world, shot a 7-under 65. circumstance birdies through 11. able to overtame kaymer. first win on the european tour, 19-under on the tournament. win gives him an exemption on the european tour. and jimmy walker wins the sony open in hawai'i for the second straight year with a 7-under 63. one of the most phenomenal title games

currently the offensive coordinate for alabama and recently said he would return to the crimson sid. the raiders went to tennessee left there to coach usc, where he was fired before heading to bama. stay tuned. >>> let's move over to college hoops. for the women, cal hosting arizona. lost two straight coming into todayment brittani boyd, catches arizona napping. boyd, 11 points seven assists. brittani drives had to the rack. cal takes takes the lead. gray misses gets her own rebound, put is it in. bears win 16th straight against the wildcats 56- -- 68-56 the final. >>> final round of the hsbc championship in abu dhabi. martin kaymer had the lead heading into today but collapsed late. 3-over on the day. 22-year-old gary stall ranked 347th in the world, shot a 7-under 65. circumstance birdies through 11. able to overtame kaymer. first win on the european tour, 19-under on the tournament. win gives him an exemption on the european tour. and jimmy walker wins the sony open in hawai'i for the second straight year with a 7-under 63. one of the most phenomenal title games ever. so, congratu

sid miller declared amnesty for cupcakes.s, state wide rules once banned parents from taking cupcakes and other sweets to their kids' classrooms. >> that policy has changed. kids everywhere are happy today. >>> president obama and reggie love is spilling secrets in his upcoming memoir him he said then senator obama walked in on him when he had a female guest in his hotel room. love says the senator quickly apologized turned around and left the room. >> that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. what else is he going to do? i am joined by best author -- >> that would have been a good story if reggie walked in on barak. >> a few study out says basically americans are feeling good about getting a job right now. the economy is looking better gas prices are down. does this mean the president has the momentum now even if he faces a republican congress? >> it would be better if they were paying better wages. there are a lot of eh-eh wages out there. he has momentum. don't forget this government is solid, they will force the pr

sid cesear made live sketch comedy a weekly tv event in the 1950s. >> can we talk?rter: not everyone loved joan rivers and her caustic humor, but many did, and she blazed a trail for female comedians becoming the first woman to host a late night talk show. that's before she started policing the celebrity fashion. >> i am mork from ork. >> reporter: one of a kind is a phrase often said but rarely as fitting as it was for robin williams. graced with a comic mind that worked at lightning speed, he brought laughter to millions but his dramatic talents also moved audiences to tears. >> you don't know about real loss because it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. >> reporter: more than a few were shed at williams' sudden passing but the legacy he leaves behind will bring smiles for years to come. mark barger, nbc news. >>> just ahead, it starts today and will affect millions and their health insurance. are you one of them? >>> plus, what did she do? why taylor swift is telling disney, let it go. you're watching "early today." i take prilosec o

this sid yo from new dezealand. that is a pool. people are trying to cool off.here's a sea lion and the sea lion doesn't want to exit. they've taken off part of the fencing to kind of gently guide the sea lion out. >> a pitching wedge and a 7 iron. >> field hockey. >> f >> they say that the sea lion went through two sets of automatic doors reception area and a cafe before it got to the pool. >> why would you want this thing to leave? >> right. >> you've gone to the cmunity lion there. >> yes, please. >> look at him. he's just swimming around in whatever the kids' pool or jacuzzi. he's made it through that many gates and reception, they should let the sea lion stay because it wants to be there. >> because he didn't pay, that's the problem, you know what i mean? >> adults stayed in the adult pool while this is going on until. >> going into the big pool? >> -- the sea lion did get into the bigger pool. rare species these new zealand sea lions are not afraid of humans. they made all of the humans evacuate the pool because they wanted to bore this thing. they realize

. >> when they are not claiming they are sleeping in tents dangling from the sid of cliff. >> thanks for joining us. >> i did crazy stuff but that is not one of them. >> would they chase tordoes with me? >> to each his own. >> that is scary. >> i will tell you would you not chase the tornadoes. >> it has been quiet with record highs and a light breeze with stagnant air and as far as any rain or adverse weather we have had the "spare the air" to deal with. live doppler hd shows light and blowing barely offshore. they have kept the fog away. the golden gate bridge is breezy. no fog. high clouds. record highs are over. the wind shifts late today. it will bring cooler weather tomorrow through the weekend. we have a chance of rain late next week. today, low-to-mid 60's from 60 in fairfield and antioch to 65 in san jose and livermore and fremont and oakland. 66 is the warm spot in morgan hill. tonight the clouds overtake us and milder than this morning. low 40's inland and most of us in the mid-40's to around 50 degrees. the setup looks different with high pressure moving off and losing th

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we do it on the 3's on the other sid >>> growing concerns over the flu outbreak. the cdc now says this year's vaccine has been one of the leasee negative in a decade. don champion takes a closer look. >> in oklahoma sit, so many flu patients, need help, at times, there haven't been enough ambulances to transport people to the hospital. >> it has been a little worse than anticipated. so we have seen a big increase in those type coughs. >> it las vegas hospitals report beds quickly filling up with flu patient. shows how bad this year's outbreak has been, now possible reason. why the centers for disease control says this year's flu vaccine is only 23% effective. doctor alicia fry an epidemiologist. >> ten to 60%. >> the flu is very active in more than half of the states, the 26 you see here in red and so far this season, 26 children have died. part of the problem with this year's flu vaccine is each year experts reform late the vaccine by guessing which three or four strains of the flu will be the biggest problem. but that decision is usually made in february, month

. >> also, why nurses and workers find themselves on open sid sides of four bay area hospitals. >> lingering haze and a continuing dry spell i'll see if i can find a bright spot in the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> the violent end of the search for two suspects wanted over 20 years 31 million students started college, but didn't complete a degree for lots of reasons. at devry university we believe there are also lots of reasons to finish. so we help you maximize qualifying credits you've already earned. so you can graduate sooner and get on to a great career. because whatever kept you from finishing before... all that matters is your reason to do it now. see more reasons to finish and get started at devry.edu. >>> final hearings over proposals of sick hospitals in the bay area. workers and patients are divided and were vocal about it >> the state attorney general's office hosted those hearings because they have to approve the company that buys the chain of hospitals to see if it's in the best interest of the communities they serve. >> the president of the company that

. >> also, why nurses and workers find themselves on open sid sides of four bay area hospitals. >> lingering haze and a continuing dry spell i'll see if i can find a bright spot in the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> the violent end of the search for two suspects wanted female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows and free same-day delivery. are you next? make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> final hearings over proposals of sick hospitals in the bay area. workers and patients are divided and were vocal about it >> the state attorney general's office hosted those hearings because they have to approve the company that buys the chain of hospitals to see if it's in the best interest of the communities they serve. >> the pres

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school where his mom was anxiously waiting on the sidewalk ringing her hands, she looked at him and sid, well -- what did you think? he looked back at her and said mom, if i go here, i'll flourish. will if i go here, i'll be a leader. he just started a few days back, and his mom told me just this morning, nathan's doing great. that really is what it's all about kids like nathan, and opening gores of opportunities to more hoosier kids to have more options for the kind of education that will work for them. today some 30,000 low and middle income kids are able to have that choice. to attend the school that works best for them because of their choice scholarship program. let's open more doors of opportunities to more hoosier familyies by lifting the cap on the dollar amount, raise the cap on the choice scholarship program. because charter schools receive significantly less, total funding per pupil than traditional schools, let's adjust funding to allow more communities to offer more choices for families just like nathan's. that's a win for them, and a win for indiana nothing's more importan

hasta el momento, todos los intentos por comunicarse habian sid fallidos, y no se sabia nada del artefacton las cosas de la madre naturaleza. vienen cambios, aproveche este fin de semana largo, el domingo a la noche y regresa el mal tiempo para todo el noreste. inclusive hasta philadelphia. actividad, acumulados de nieve. fuera de eso lluvia helada, condiciones muy peligrosas a partir del domingo a la noche amaneciendo del lunes. asÍ cerramos nuestra semana de trabajo con condiciones bastante estables. tenemos la acciÓn en el noroeste. actividad de precipitaciones, una mezcla de lluvia heldafa. la actividad de precipitaciones y la mezcla de nieve se queda hacia el noroeste. nosotros en california tambiÉn vamos a estar disfrutando de un fin de semana muy agradable con 78 grados. pero en comparaciÓn a semanas anteriores, estÁbamos hablando solamente de un dÍgito. asÍ va a estar el panorama durante las prÓximas 24 horas. asÍ que le deseo un excelente fin de semana, me voy a seguir recuperando de esta gripe. pero nos mantenemos en contacto a travÉs de mi twitter personal. es todo de mi parte.

meet your next employees, it saetd sid. mcdonald's has been changing to do-it-yourself where they are replacing the entire. >> but will they pass off the savings? >> they certainly won't raise the rates due to higher health care. >> will the hamburgers be made with that extra touch of love if it's a robot. >> he may not know i want my sauce on the side. >> do they wash their hands? >> they don't have them. >> hey now, look at that. >> so many questions. >> the plot thickens, right in this morning our plot in the weather department has thickened quite a bit because we're talking about fog and cloud and cooler weather, quite a difference from what we saw just a few days ago when we were talking about 70s and 80s. the fog has made its way all the way into the inner bay. definitely there will be some, especially at the coastline and traveling through san francisco, and over toward the bay bridge. otherwise we have cooler weather, it it's not a strong system, will not bring rain to us but it will improve our air quality with the

my sid kick. >> reporter: she adopted -- side kick. >> reporter: she adopted her and she made a fulls giving back. taking part in fundraisers and benefits for san francisco animal care and control. >> raised 3500. >> we can do something good and give back to the community. >> reporter: she got a lot of attention after she was rescued but her story is more common than you think. she was also found at the recycling center in san francisco two days ago. this is what she looked like. hard to tell there is a dog underneath that matted fur. it is not clear if she strayed in or was dumped but she needs a home. >> the awareness brings in donationchise off sets -- donations which off sets the cost to care for them. >> reporter: reminds them behind the wounds there are many diamonds in the rough at the shelter. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> day long donate-a-thon just wrapped up at the goodwill in san francisco. [ music ] >> that is former mayor willie brown. he helped kickoff the event. people dropped off items like clothes, computers and cars. the donations help pu

. >> reporter: he sid over the years, he has made it his mission to get as many of these devices as possibleo do exactly what it did, today. >> i think you would be hard pressed to find facilities that don't have them, now. but if you don't have them, by all means make sure you get them. >> reporter: this is the same time the exact advice has been used to rescue someone. last time, it was a 55-year-old man, this time, a 14-year-old boy. >> >> let's go over to mark tome o, for the end of vacations and holidays. it looks like a change in the weather, too. >> that's a good point, kind of back to normal. last week, we have been talking about the 20s, we have all been shivering, get ready. as we head into tuesday and wednesday of this week, more rainfall. we had a very active december, so we are okay, but not much in the immediate forecast. santa rosa, 126% of average. san francisco, just over 15 inches and san jose 10.31 inches. san jose, 190%. a few weeks ago, it was near 250%. you get the idea. the dry weather pattern has an impact and cannot last for too long. right now, rainfall is up to our

do you see glimmers that the demand sid weak? is that a proxy for the economy? >> right now it is. weigh on geographic areas, texas and north dakota. but oil goes up in price. commodities always swing. that is where if you believe in one of your oil companies whether chevron or hess. charles: so, but, scotti, you were the cockeyeed optimist two sigments ago. looking at oil, bill with durable goods, and listening to 18 company in row lowers 2015 guidance. >> i would never get out of bad if i just listened to those things. but there are some businesses shallow wells. charles: like the one that jed clampet hit? >> kind of, they are making a lot of money, there is great tune in shallow wells. charles: a name or symbol. >> i can talk about the industry. charles: okay. >> i don't know. a ripple affect from capax spending. biggest driver sector is energy. i think that is why market hesitates to move higher, oil will find a base, spending will come back. all things will be fine. charles: are they being hard headed? the oil executives who keep pumping it out? is this a smart business decisi

the important work of sid vicious. i have been a member all the time. something happened. yield the grass is on the board. one of the inventors of xm radio. we advocate for planetary science because -- i left the room and came back and was ceo. i don't no what happened exactly. him on the payroll now. we advocate for planetary expiration because it is only one and a a half, not even want to have playing dollars year. it's a line item within an as a line item and it changes the world. if we were to find evidence of life on mars or stranger still something so live on mars or if we could fly through these plugs which are believed to be spewing out of europa twice as much seawater is the earth maybe there's something alive in the ocean water never change the world and it would be like to thought it would not be done by one person. it would be done by all of us. it would be fantastic. >> perfect. i was going to say were done. >> and no water on mars. >> were done? >> well, let me tell you this part of tonight's entertainment is finished. entertainment is finished. as the great

let us know what you think about it on the >> pep sid tylenol and advil, they look like they belong in the stockroom of your local drugstore n reality all these were stolen in an elaborate shoplifting ring. >> they go into stores. they'll steal the product and ultimately they'll sell it to a middleman. >> that person would take these medications and try to resell online. sometimes by as much as 30% less. but this game actually poses a serious health risk. you can see the side many of these medications must be stored at a specific temperature in order to be safe. a lot of times in the scam they are not. >> when these things are stolen, they're either stored in warehouses and sometimes in cars in the hot weather. >> the criminals involved are focused on money and not temperatures or expiration dates. >> someone consume a product that's possibly spoiled. they can get sick and one of our main concerns was a lot of product in the scheme was baby formula. >> some advice, be weary of online deals far below typical market value. >> well, it closed its doors just a few weeks ago. >> up next on

. >> reporter: malaysia is the oil producer funds support its policies and future plans few sid is havebeen reduced meaning malaysians will pay more for petrol and less to spend on essential items. this analyst thinks the government is making the right decisions but needs to be careful. >> the mime minister has come across to show that the government is not panicking. the government has a plan to deal with the sliding oil prices and instilling it's spending economy. but i think there is a sentiment that it's not -- the cuts are not going deep enough. >> reporter: the prime minister has had to rethink government spends. the devastating floods that hit malaysia last december displaced as many as 200,000 caused millions of dollars of damage. the rebuilding and rehabilitation of the region may government the government an estimated quarter of a billion dollars. >> the malaysian government needs to counter the falling oil price and rebuilding it's looks if it's to see its policies implemented, then this won't be the last that we hear about budget cuts or tax rises. a new general service tax

somebody sid, i think it's john braybender, that every day she's not in the numbs is a good day no her>> gives us less to talk about. >> i know. >> i would say in terms of delaying the announcement because it would make her look political or subject to attacks look at what mitt romney was talking about. she is already being treated like she's a candidate, so the wisdom of waiting, she's smart to disappear for a while, fall out of the headlines, but if she waits too long, it just adds to the sense that she's the inevitable anointed nominee -- >> but she is. >> i think that's true. >> i think that image hurt them in 2008. >> how does that hurt if it's true? can she come up with some phony partner, and have hi other her run against her? the hurricane steak fry when she was playing coy -- >> i don't buying that part. >> i heard iowaen saying don't play coy. >> i think the fact that i was kidding with ann in the dress many room. if you delay things, there must be something you're delaying. >> there's no problem with her taking time. >> she's running. >> veers she's running. her problem is n

. >> it is a crime under military law, officials have not sid that middleton is not connected to hisations are that terr's death was a suicide but there has been no final determination. >> a navel officer had an affair that was totally inappropriate. >> but the alleged love triangle has nothing to do with the guantanamo prison. >> inside the prison itself he has nothing to do with that. that is run by an intelligence agencies and everyone is well cared for. >> he has not been named a suspect in terr's death, and that it is important once again to note that the u.s. base in guantanamo is made up of an airfield recreational facilities, a chapel school and a golf course as well as the prison. he was described as the mayor of the base providing all of those services to those entities but not involved in anything concerning guantanamo's prisoners. >> susan, thank you for that report. now with me to talk about this story is former army jag officer jackie robins. this is a military investigation of top brass. give me a sense when you're dealing with someone who is like the mayor of this ent

this is long after he decided not to leave a recity sid dual force. i don't mean to keep pounding him about it. but it shows to me it was already evident because they had already taken fallujah at that point. he's calling it jv. >> i think he tries to under estimate that, you know, marginalize the threats and oversell the successes. bin laden is dead but al qaeda is not decimated. the biggest mistake is yet to come. if we continue on the path we are with the iranians. they'll wind up with a nuclear capability like north korea and one day have a bomb. he's about to make the biggest mistake of this presidency. that is allow a nuclear capability, thousands of centrifuges to be operated by the iranians to be overseen by the united nations. the only difference will be the u.n. that did not work in north korea. it will not work in iran. i really believe the biggest mistake is to come and that's the iranian nuclear program and his decision to withdraw all of our troops by 2017 in afghanistan is literally insane in light of iraq. all of his military commander

he sid -- asked the cia, one is this effective and then asked the attorney general two, is this legale attorney general says it was legal and the director of the cia said it's effective, and the president, after months of circling around this said well okay then. >> philip zelikow, i have a feeling with those recommendations coming out now, obviously, there were no recommendations in the initial report, but with these recommendations coming out now there will be some policy reckoning not with congress but within the administration. as that happens i'd love to talk to you more about this. >> thank you rachel. >>> we'll be right back. t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. [cheering] everything okay? we're here because you're

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. >> yes and if you notice both in sid and in this incident -- sydney and in this incident the policeappear to be approaching the entrances from two different angles. shepard: again this happened about 18 minutes after the takedown at the printing press out by charles de gaulle. so where are we now? authorities are trying to piece together more about this connection, and there is a fourth person greg talcott a fourth person who is missing, and that is a woman who was believed to be involved in the shooting of a policewoman who was an accomplice in all of this and is somehow either missing, unaccounted for, on the run or dead somewhere. do you know? >> reporter: yeah, shep. she is believed to be an accomplice in the shooting yesterday of the policewoman. perhaps she was a getaway driver. we know she's either a girlfriend or wife to the suspect that is now shot. there was some conflicting reports that she might have been involved in this operation today, it doesn't appear to be that case. she, like a lot of other people with questionable records here in paris and france right now, appea

like i sid, the u.s. ski team is really just in shock over this tragedy. sandell with the story. >> reporter: high on the mountain, search teams in helicopters wirth a desperate task after a sudden avalanche buried two rising stars in american skiing. >> the rescue crews were on the scene immediately with multiple helicopters and other rescue crew. they were able to extricate the two skiers but unfortunately it was too late. >> reporter: four skiers escaped the wall of snow an the austrian slope. those two olympic hopefuls killed. >> my name is bryce astle. i'm an alpine ski racer out of sandy, utah. >> reporter: bryce astle's skills earned him a right to train with the u.s. ski team. he posted this youtube video in the fall to rase the money he needed to reach his dreams. >> hopefully get me that much closer to reaching the top of the world cup circuit. >> reporter: ronnie be rlack bounced back from a knee injury last year to compete around the world. his father saying his son organized his entire life around ski racing. even the best skiers are sometimes