1:12:08
Okay, okay.
1:12:10
Two-minute break.
1:12:12
Two-minute break.
1:12:13
Scooper, what have you got now?
1:12:16
Sure, you can dig,
but you can't pull?
1:12:40
But wait a minute.
1:12:42
Just wait.
1:12:43
Now, this is my son.
1:12:45
Aren't you supposed to send
1:12:47
a search party or a posse
or something?
1:12:50
Look, ma'am...
1:12:52
we're sorry, but there's simply
no way to go through the pass.
1:12:56
And it's too windy
to send up a chopper.
1:12:58
I'm sorry.
1:13:02
Excuse me.
1:13:04
I couldn't help overhearing.
1:13:06
Did you say your son is out there?
1:13:11
To the men and women
of the Arctic Challenge
1:13:13
the Arctic flame is a symbol of hope.
1:13:15
It can't be extinguished
until the last musher has found
1:13:19
his way out of the wilderness
and crossed the finish line.
1:13:22
This year, that flame flickers
for one man
1:13:25
lost out on the trail
1:13:26
old-time sledding legend,
Thunder Jack Johnson.
1:13:29
But we've now learned
of a startling unofficial
1:13:32
rescue effort that's underway.
1:13:34
Ted Brooks...
- Yeah!
1:13:35
get this, a dentist
from Miami, Florida...
1:13:40
is bravely facing the storm
with his own team of dogs.
1:13:43
You go, Ted.
1:13:45
Tonight, somewhere in the darkness...
1:13:47
a story as old
as time itself unfolds
1:13:49
as man and animal work
together, braving the elements
1:13:54
in what has become not a race
of winners and losers
1:13:58
but simply a race for survival.