you can see that the fares are down. that's in part due to the free muni programs that we have authorized over the years. our other parking related and other fees are largely flat at best. so when you put that together, our projections for the next two years on the revenue expenditure side we were initially looking at $43 million two-year shortfall we needed to close. this is just a little context of kind of where that baseline comes from. on the revenue side, it assumes all of the indexing of the fees, fares and fines per board policy. there are some funds that come in that flow through the operating budget for capital use such as prop b, the population baseline as well as development fees and state cap-and-trade funds. we are assuming that the sb-1 funds that i referred to earlier will be there. we have made other assumptions you can see here in terms of the revenue side, including the continuation of free fares. we're going to walk through fare proposals. one thing that i don't think i mentioned last time and we're no

here's what's not in the baseline -- anything we have done with regard to fares, the fare proposals that we think are largely revenue-neutral or changes expanding free muni to all youth, which would have a $3.4 million negative impact. that's both revenue and expe expediture together, revenue loss and expediture together, roughly that amount. we don't include any other new proposals. the baseline doesn't include anticipated use of reserve funds or fund balance. and it doesn't -- i guess this is redundant. it assumes that the population prop b are going to capital budget and not operating on the expediture side, there's a number of things that kind of are on the table, but that are not included in the baseline. that includes all of the new lightrail vehicle service. as you know, we'll have 24 new cars in service this summer. we'll have a total of 64 in regular service by the end of next year, plus the four that the warriors' project is funding and will support the warriors' arena service. we're opening up a new bus facility, which construction will be largely completed this month and expe

two and a half times the muny fare. those those who may want to take more rides in a day, we want incentive to use transit. whether you ride muni often, seems or never, the more people that get on muni, the better for everyone else. it leaves more room for people choosing or wanting to drive or to ride a bike or walk. the more people on muni, the better. we try to use the fare policy to encourage people to ride muni. that is why we have the free programs for disabilities and seniors. we have half pricetor low income adults. it is at equity and getting more people to muni. those are the things we are thinking about as we develop the next budget. we are coming towards the end of the budget development process, getting feedback from a forum such as this and other public meetings we have had. it is a big part what informs the budget. the charter requires us to submit every even year a balanced budget to city hall by may 1st. we are at the begin of march. we have this meeting will be going back to the board one more time thi

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and thirdly, do not raise the fares. i believe -- and i recall that one of the conditions for increased fares was that the service had to be more efficient. that the buses had to arrive on time. the arrival times had to be better. and that, i believe is written in proposition aa, if i recall. from 1999. so those are the suggestions i have. i don't believe the burden should fall on the passengers. i think we have not gotten good service. i don't care what the polls say. you know if our service is so good, i dread to think what the worst services are. thank you. >> the chair: thank you very much, mr. josena. welcome back. thank you, board members i too would like to ask you either to reduce or wave the medallion fee for all medallion holders. you know sub dividing groups is not a very good thing. and quite frankly, i have another problem. i want you to sell my medallion 2, 3, 4 years ago but unfortunately, there was a little jerry mandering in the list of how medallions were sold and all of a sudden it was a priority on pe

so my fare plus my parking.nk that if everybody paid, maybe we wouldn't have a price increase. >> people do evade the fares every day. i watch them walk through. people go past and don't pay. >> reporter: this is all part of an effort to deal with a serious fare evasion problem on bart. the agency estimates it has been losing out on $25 million a year because of people who ride for free. bart's board of directors last year pass what had is called a proof of payment ordinance, requiring anyone inside a station or on a train to have a valid ticket. that rule went into effect on january 1st. >> our fare inspectors will be collecting daily data. the number of people that don't have the proper fare media and the number of citations issued. hopefully we will see a decline over time that a smaller percentage of people are contacted that don't have the ticket processed properly. >> reporter: now, bart says fare inspectors will be moving from one passenger to the next. we saw them at the bottom of an escalator checking e

what they're doing to stop fare evaders... (vicki) plus... an investigation into how u-c berkeley handles sexual misconduct cases.. and tonight-- the feds say school officials should have done more to protect their students. (grant) taking a taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... rain is about to move back into the bay area.. we will have more on your forecast after the break. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (anchor1) time now to check on our weather... this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar. you can see where the rain is falling right now... (anchor2) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with how long karnow is

has finally begun its crackdown on fare evaders. it's been a problem for a while, but some bugs needed to be fixed in the new scanners and now they have. thousands of honest riders scan their tickets at b.a.r.t. stations every day. while others find a different way past the fare gates, estimated loss of $15 million or more. officers have long patrolled the entrances, but now -- >> this was less than $2.50 and could not be used to enter. >> b.a.r.t. is unveiling new card readers to help track down fare cheats anywhere in the system. >> what proof of payment does is it broadens that to anywhere along your trip, you can be stopped and asked to show your ticket. >> reporter: and a new dedicated strike team of fare inspectors didn't waste any time, checking passengers as they exited the escalator. each inspector carries readers, one for normal tickets and one for kicker cards. >> i don't want to stop, usually i'm in a hurry to go somewhere. >> it seems like they're pretty efficient, in terms of going on the train, asking everyone to have

at the same time the mta is also considering more fare hikes in other areas. they will debate numerous fare changes later today to help close a $20 million budget deficit. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," walmart turning up the heat on amazon and food delivery services like blue apron. the retailer launching a line of meals. we will tell you how much it will cost and where you can get them. that's still ahead. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher this morning after yesterday's big rally. the dow snapping a four day losing streak as investors looked beyond the threat of a global trade war sparked by president trump's tariff announcement to focus more on positive economic data. we will get a report this morning on factory orders. the dow jumping 336 points to 24,874, the nasdaq rising 72 to 7,330. in order strum has rejected an offer to take the retailer private. that bid worth $8.4 billion is less than the company's actual market value. the move comes as the industry is facing a re

and from a sexy vintage car fare to the world's leading fare for jewelry and luxury watches that and more in today's express. to watch and jewelry industry is currently showcasing its latest wares at basel world traits that seven hundred exhibitors have gathered in the swiss city of fossil to present their new creations like this diamond studded wristwatch with a price tag of nearly five million euros smart watches are center stage this year as a sustainable luxury some watch and jewelry brands are now using only fair trade gold around a hundred and fifty thousand visitors are expected through may twenty seventh. this weekend byzantine island in mexico saying no it's really is open to visit is usually i don't stress to the public but every here on the third weekend of march the italian environmental foundation opens the doors to a thousand different hidden treasures across the country. with centuries old trees and seven churches the island was once the summer residence of the pope. today it is privately owned and uninhabited. the fossilised skilled in the largest terror attack that e

(steve) kron4's maureen kelly went out with the team of fare inspectors.y're trying to crack down on those slipping into the transportation system without paying their fair share. do you have a bart ticket or a clipper card on you?this is one of the team of fare inspectors who's job is checking that riders paid up before entering the system. those stopped are asked to hand over their tickets or clipper cards to be swiped by handheld devices that can tell if the rider used it to enter gates.bingor not.boop.the new proof of payment policy that went into effect january 1stas a way to deter fare evasion.which is problem that costs bart an estimated $15 to 25 million dollars a year. today one man declined to hand over his ticket and ran away.. he got away, which is fine since the team is still issuing warnings today but.today will be the last day that warnings are issued going forward those without proof they paid their fare share will be slapped with citations...bart police hold that the presence of these inspectors will cut down on fare scofflaws as well as i

i imagine that some people who arejennifer lawrence fare.le who are jennifer lawrence fans fare. i imagine that some people who arejennifer lawrence fans might find it hard to take. it is saying this is really rough, and nasty stuff. then you think, well, jennifer lawrence's fans have come through mo: she is having a run of peculiar films. and that strange science fiction movie. like the fact she makes bold and strange choice, i like the fact she doesn't play it safe. she is the centre of movie. it is very changeable tonely so some times it is high camp, sometimes it is people chewing the scenery and sometimes it is really, you know, nasty and i mean properly nasty gritty and i know some people have found that intolerable. i think it is interesting, i think it is nothing like as mainstream as i expected it to be and that is for the better, but it is not for everyone. i cannot handle violence at all as you know. you are not going to embrace it. so. it is not going to embrace it. so. it is not going to embrace it. so. it is not going to happen

bart is cracking down on fare evaders...hat they have planned. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. slow nb 880 from 238 to 980 ( james ) bart is now employing fare inspectors to make sure riders are paying their fair share. bart's deputy police chief stood with the fare inspectors yesterday... as he showed off their new handheld gadgets. those devices will let them know whether or not tickets and clipper cards were used by riders to enter the system. the team then went out and put those devices to work. bart says evaders costs bart an estimated 15- to 25- million dollars a year.

find out what they're doing to stop fare evaders... (grant) plus...n unsettling week for students here in the bay areaafter at least four incidents of school threats... tonight we hear from a criminologist on why kids are making these violent threats. (vicki) and this latest storm is bringing fear to north bay residents after last year's firestorm... what they are doing to prevent a disaster áálike the deadly mudslides in southern california-- from happening here in the bay area.... (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... we will have more on your forecast after the break. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com

two young men are holding out a man from afghanistan and fareed from iran. they've been living here in appalling conditions for over a year the other refugees chose them to be their contact patience for the authorities. this supposed to update the list of those refugees allowed to cross into hungary and the european union every day. until recently families would have to wait in various holding camps here in serbia for a year. now things are much worse for the last three weeks hungry has only been allowing one person a day or one family a week to pass through. that increases the waiting three or four years. people here are pressed gradually going crazy from having to wait so long. nobody knows when they can go. two years ago this camp in serbia on the hunger in border was badly overcrowded it had no electricity or water only fifteen refugees were allowed into hungry through the hardest checkpoint per day hoping to provide some relief aid organizations and the serbian authorities moved the refugees to camps with better living conditions and further back from t

for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week.on "gps," president obama's former top military adviser, martin dempsey, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, on what he would advise the current president to do on military matters, starting with north korea. ♪ (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> my next guest is general martin dempsey. he was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the highest ranking u.s. military officer from 2011 to 2015. in that role, he was the top military adviser to president barack obama. general dempsey, thanks for joining me. >> good to see you again, fareed. >> so the big news is north korea. when you think about the north korean position, putting yourself in their perspective, their shoes, doesn't this make sense from their point of view, which is that they have now built up a robust nuclear arsenal, intercontinental ballistic missiles that can

fare inspectors want to see it. the crackdown is on fare evaders.t costs the transit agency up to $25 million a year for people who skip out on paying. violators will face a fine of $75 for adults, $55 for minors. >> as we've been telling you, we are under a microclimate weather alert. one last look terrain for what to expect the rest of the evening when we come back. takin city hall. the action business leaders are taking following our investigation into san francisco )s filthy streets. that story and more, >>> tonight at 6:00, taking plaints straight to city hall. looking into san francisco's filthy streets, tonight at 6:00. >>> jeff, you get the last say about the rain. >>> we think the wet weather will continue into santa rosa into the 6:00 hour, also through cal calistoga as well. more chances of rain tomorrow and saturday. >>> jeff, thank you very much. thanks for joining us. nightly news with lester holt coming up right now. >> we're back at 6:00. >>> tonight, vladimir putin's chilling warning to the world. boasting that russia has a new nucl

until now fare cheats were given a warning. monday they get citations. >> these are civil citations like a parking ticket and people will either pay the option or they can perform community service. >> initial fines for adults $75. the question now is whether this tactic will work as there are only 6 inspectors for all 46 stations. bart says fare evaders are costing the system $15 million to $20 million a year. >>> a san bernardino county couple is in custody accused of forcing their three children to live in a large plywood box. the sheriff's department says the family had been there for years on a remote property without running water, electricity or adequate food. deputies discovered the scene while conducting routine checks yesterday in the joshua tree area. investigators say there were mounds of trash and human feces on the property along with 30 to 40 cats. >> we are in the desert. people come up here to get away from it all. people come up here to live off grid. >> two people are charged with willful cruelty to a child.

i'm fareed zakaria. today's main event, condoleezza rice, the former secretary of state, former national security adviser. i'll ask for her take on the trump administration. >> i think america is just fine. do i like some of the language that comes out of this white house? no. >> and we'll talk about russia and the divisions back home in the united states. and xi jinping, will he be china's president for life? the chinese national people's congress looks poised to make that possible. how is that being received in china? what does it mean for the rest of the world? two top experts will discuss. also, we were warned about jihadis returning to america from syria. so what happened? we have the answer. then on the eve of the academy awards -- >> mom and dad, my black boyfriend will be coming up this weekend. >> is hollywood finally changing its ways? we will examine diversity in america's biggest soft power industry, the movies. but first, here's my take. amid the usual trump reality show in washington this w

what i love are increases to fares. as i leave the city, i leave you with a plea to support the city's transportation system because it's great system. please pay your fare and it's okay to get a parking ticket and get your car towed. it's already. -- all right. if anybody wants my job, or know somebody who you think may want to do my job, forward my name to ed. i need time with my successor to show them where i hide the money, particularly from ed. lastly, i'd like to close by sharing a poem that summarizes my 12 years with the mta finances by an anonymous author called the cork and the whale. a brown cork fell in the path of a whale who lashed it down with his angry tail, but in spite of the blows the cork arose and floated before the whale nose. said the cork to the whale, you may slap and frown but you can't keep me down for i'm made of the stuff that is buoyant snuff -- enough to float and never drown. thank you very much. >> now you know why we put her last. i hope you understand that. thank you to the award winne

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. today on the show, a stunning development. president trump says he will meet with north korean leader kim jong-un. will it happen? what could get accomplished? is the denuclearization of north korea actually in the cards? i have a great panel to discuss. >>> also, four-star general martin dempsey, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the man who advised president obama on all matters military, talks about the challenges facing president trump. and i ask for his take on the many generals around president trump. is it appropriate to have so many in a civilian government? >>> but first, here's my take. the news on the korean peninsula is being described as a diplomatic break-through, and it is, for north korea. it has been the goal of north korea for decades now to have a high-profile one on one summit meeting with the president of the united states. kim jong-un's father, kim jong-il wanted such a meeting with president clinton. the clinton administration agreed to send secretary of state madeleine albright to north

fare inspectors are going to start proof of payment insurance today using new ticket readers. the agency plans to show off the new technology at 10 a.m. anybody who is caught cheating will get up to $250 in fines. >> so just follow the rules. it's really easy to do. >> $250 a lot more expensive than that bart ticket, i'll tell you. >>> that's true. weather out there man, it's coming down. >> it is coming down very strong in some areas. but a drizzle in other areas. it's quick moving. across south lake tahoe what a beautiful winter wonderland it is. finally some winter weather for you as we start in march. kicking off march with a bang, there is blizzard-like conditions expected out there and sideways blowing snow. they are expecting a lot of snow to fall. it's already been coming down strong throughout the night. let's get to hi-def doppler. showing you areas of heavy rain. it's easing up for places like burlingame but to the north it's still not letting up here through hot springs, sonoma, napa, glen ellen, look at yountville, yes, this whole area has been inundated with rain

bart's deputy police chief stood before the six fare inspectors today ... as he showed off the new handheld gadgets... that will be used to tell whether or not, tickets and clipper cards were used by riders to enter the system.... the team then went out and put those devices to work . checking for fare evaders.... bart says evaders costs bart an estimated $15- to 25- million dollars a year.(sot) once a person is enter the system and legally if they haveit in the back of their minds they could be stopped at any point along their trip and be asked to show their ticket we're hoping it'll be a discouragement to people and fewer people will fare evade (pam)(ááá vo ááá the fine for not being able to prove payment is $75 dollars for adults... and $55 dollars for children. (steve) the d-m-v oakland coliseum office is extending its closure over flooding last month. the office will remain closed for about one more week. crews are still working to repair water damage...stemming from a february break-in where thieves stole copper pipes. the office is honoring all appoi

they are cracking down on fair evaders -- fare cheaters today.using special readers to check for tickets and cards to make sure they are valid. the agency estimates it has been losing out on $25 million a year because of people that ride for free. fare cheaters who are caught during this crackdown could have to pay as much as $75. >> we have a citation where people will go to court or jail but that's not going to happen with these. these are simple citations, much like a parking ticket. they will be processed and people will either pay the fine or they also have an option, anyone can perform community service. >> reporter: bards -- b.a.r.t. 's board of directors past a rule requiring anyone to have a valid ticket and that rule went into effect january 1. b.a.r.t. says they will be moving from one passenger to the next to check tickets to try to reduce any perception of profiling. these inspectors will be wearing body cameras so the footage of any particular interaction can be reviewed after the fact. up until now, these b.a.r.t. officers had simp

i talked about it earlier this evening with fareed zakaria. host of "fareed zakaria gps." fareed, is the white house giving kim jong-un exactly what he wants and what all leaders in north korea have always wanted, which is one-on-one relationship with the president of the united states? >> exactly, anderson. it's important to remember this has been a north korean goal for at least 25 years. kim jong-il, kim jong-un's father, had tried to achieve this with bill clinton, and the clinton administration said, no. we're first going to try to figure out whether you're serious. then finally as a reward, madeleine albright went out there, and they wanted the ultimate prize, the north koreans did, of the presidential summit. and the clinton administration decided, no, they hadn't done enough in terms of concrete steps toward denuclearization. >> because it gives legitimacy to a dictator. >> it gives legitimacy to a dictator who's engaged in incredibly bad behavior. this has always been viewed as the sort of ultimate prize. they want, the north koreans want to be treated almost like

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from london today. on today's show, a secretary of state fired. a poisoned spy and the kremlin holds elections. first up, the american secretary of state gets fired via twitter. what does rex tillerson's departure mean for america and the world? then, a poisoning in britain sets on a major international incident with russia. >> the united kingdom will now expel 23 russian diplomats. >> where does the former spy go from here? >> it's also election day in russia. but that really begs the question, will putin be president for life? i'll ask one of his opponents, but first, here's my take. if confirmed as secretary of state, mike pompeo will arrive at a department that has been battered by proposed budget cuts, hollowed out by resignations and vacancies and neutered by president trump's impulsive and personal decision-making style. but pompeo's most immediate challenge won't be rebuilding the department or restoring morale. it will be dealing with an acute foreign policy crisis of the president's own making

. >> bart is cracking down on fare evaders. the new penalties you could face. >> and the rain is here. i'll take you hour by hour to let you know what the storm is going to do today and how long it's going to last. >> tough ride out on the roads this morning. we are tracking many accidents blocking lanes and causing major delays. we'll have all the details coming up. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. saying: you will be caught. the c-h-p confirms they're using decoy buses on commuter shuttles after 7 shootings at tech buses happened on the i-280 corridor since the beginning of the >>> a sh

bringing more demand will be affected by and the fares. raising is a broad industry concern.an we deduce anything from airline and applied to others? >> pressure on fares will affect not just southwest or united but airlines across the world. major players are down today, delta, united, laguardia is affected by the weather. the work -- newark. the east coast affected by the nor'easter. the fourth one this month. they have canceled nearly 4000 flights which is not good for airlines. the winter storms in the spring are not good for these players. vonnie: not good for any of us. hope you are not traveling. thank you for the stock of the hour. mark: that is the currency board , stocks are lower and sterling is up against the dollar today after the strong wage data, employment data, setting up the bank of england meeting tomorrow and if possible rate hike in may if market expectations are to be believed. the close is three minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: back to european headquarters, stocks finishing the wednesday session awaiting the outcome of the meeting, --ling for t

they are considering reduzing fares that will -- reducing fares.ll also consider increased fees for residential parking citations and they plan to introduce a day pass to lure more riders. or look at the traffic, and that will lure them. >>> today is a grit day for mass transit -- great day for mass transit. we are tracking very slow runways. dart is on time and muny, no delays but the ferry, the 6:30 departure will be replaced by a bus because of mechanical factors. let's take it out to the roadways where we are tracking major problems. for drivers along southbound 680, this is not due to a crash, this is debris in the roadway that is causing a big backup along southbound 680. right now, your travel times just jumped into the yellow. as you head closer towards the vunesia bridge, not a problem. into walnut creek, the ride gets congested towards 24. and on 24, there are three separate problems creating a big back up well beyond highway 13. this accident is closer to 580 and blocking one lane, there is about an 18 minute ride. the backup is not look

as fareed said, that's their insurance policy. so there's going to be this kind of negotiation, and at the end of the negotiation or even in the beginning of the negotiation, the north koreans are going to say, here's what we mean by denuclearization. it means no nuclear weapons. it means we're going to have some kind of strategic limitations between us -- between north korea and the united states. it's going to mean perhaps the u.s. withdrawing its troop presence from south korea, all these things that the united states can never do. and so then it's going to be well, wait, a second. we were promised denuclearization, and we're getting nothing. we were played by the north koreans, which is absolutely clear, which is why no former president was willing to take this step. >> rich, i mean the national review, your publication also says don't meet with kim. >> yeah. the president's very sincere. you know, he has a great gut-level instinct for people, and he's a good negotiator for his own interest in terms of business and markets, bu

the new fares will be called economy light, economy classic and the most affordable, economy light. there will also be a fee for checked luggage. the new economy class will be available starting this spring. >> here's a sweet challenge, you could decide the new m&m flavor. starting next month, you'll see three new m&m limited edition flavors, espresso, raspberry apr mint. people can vote on which one they like the most. voting is open until may 25, and we'll see the winning flavors in stores three months later. if i had to guess, we'll see all three of them. >> voting for espresso espressos here. >>> accuweather managed to squeak out a fair amount of sunshine today, temperatures responded nicely, but tonight showers return for some. live doppler 7 tracking the action now, and you can see it's confined to the northern half o the viewing area. in the ynext hour, clover dale going to see some showers, santa rosa in the next hour. not everyone will see the wet weather. our south beach camera showing you sutro tower in san francisco. we had sunshine about an hour ago, and now those cloud

. >>> bart fare evaders are warned that the agency is cracking down starting today. fare cheats cost bart up to $25 million each year so this morning, inspectors will start proof of payment enforcement using new ticket readers. anybody who is caught could face up to a $250 fine. >>> there will be extra police patrols at alum rock schools in san jose today after someone tweeted a threat. the superintendent tells us the threat was made two days ago. >> we called the police department immediately to make sure that they investigated. we let them know what happened. they came and saw the message. and at that point, they determined there was no danger. >> some teachers said they weren't made aware of the threat. the superintendent says principals were told to relay the information to their staff. >>> the renewed battle over gun control is prompting more businesses to take a stand. retail giant walmart announced yesterday it is going to stop selling firearms and ammunition to anyone under age 21. walmart already stopped selling high-powered rifles back in 2015. the store al

believe it or not, in some cases the fares will go down.orts the mta considering drops in fares for two groups, people who buy monthly passes and visitor passports that are offered to tourists. at the same time the mta is considering more fare hikes in other areas. they will debate all of those changes later today to help close a 20 million budget deficit. >>> new video coming in this morning of a dramatic rescue of two men caught in an avalanche saturday in washington state. this is helmet cam video from one of the rescuers. the drama laid out 50 miles west of seattle. the men were snowboarding when they were caught up in that avalanche. sadly, two other people died in that very same slide. >>> dramatic new video to show you with a happy outcome here. you have to see for yourself. take a look at the little girl in the pink damageling from a chair lift. there was a crowd gathered below. she was being held by the hoodie of her jacket by someone in the chair lift above. it was actually her ski instructor. the crowd gathered below trying to ge