meadows: they were already doing that. the best way to say that, they are announcing they are not complying with a swroint agreement that they never complied. to suggest that somehow this was a decisive moment for them not toll comply with uranium enrichment is not factually correct. i had doubts about the agreement and if you look back during the owe baum ave administration, there were certain noncompliance issues and they have got yep. [indiscernible question] mr. meadows: he has made the very right call and i was not in the room to ascertain or assess the intelligence that he was privy to. but i think based on what i just heard, i think not only did he make the right call but the right call at the right time. [indiscernible question] mr. meadows: what i do know, the same individuals that negotiated with north korea who have nuclear capability or who negotiated this previous deal and having a different outcome with the same negotiators based on the same set of circumstances doesn't bode well for america [indiscernible qu

this happening at the alpine meadows resort. you might remember a deadly avalanche in 1982 killed seven people there at alpine. i'm allen martin. now back to you. >>> and current conditions at alpine meadows. and in the last 24 hours, 25 inches of snow. we did have a winter storm warning in effect for this area this morning because of the winter storm that dumped a lot of snow in the sierra. and that snow depth at the top of alpine meadows. 108inches of powder there. so now let's show you our snowpack for the sierra. so looking at 83% of average month to date. and the snowfall for the south sierra, 81% of average. the snowpack on average, 82%. and we'll continue to monitor this situation as it comes available to us. >>> our other top story, house speaker nancy pelosi back in the bay area one day after the pretrial phase of the impeachment trial began. >> reporter: speaker of the house nancy pelosi is proud of how the impeachment has worked out so far and is pleased with the timing of it all. following an event to promote the 202

. >>> and a deadly avalanche at alpine meadows near lake tahoe. one person did survive with serious injuries. >>> and a mysterious virus causing airports to start screening passports and passengers of people coming from china. this is the four . >>> the 49ers and their fans are getting ready for the huge game against the packers at levi stadium. we are just two days away. welcome. i am alex savidge. >> and i am cristina rendon. come sunday it will be rocking at levi stadium. we have coverage. this is big business for the area including the hotels. >> as we go near game time the lease do issue advice and warnings to those who are thinking about seeing the game in person on sunday. let's go live to levi stadium with ann rubin. >> reporter: >> reporter: the ticket prices are high on the retail market. and some say you could be a victim of a scam and not realize your ticket is not even real. the stadium is ready as well as the team. if you hope for last minute tickets to the game, officials say let the buyers beware. >> be aware of someone coming up t

maria: nonsense, mark meadows. your reaction?'ve been covering this, trey gowdy, john ratcliffe, jim jordan and i knew the facts of this. we knew not only the third and fourth fisa application had problems with it, we also know there were real probable cause concerns with the first and second ones. so we haven't seen the end of this. why does it matter? it matters for this reason. adam schiff knew there were problems with that. he purposely went out and suggested that devin nunez was not correct with his analysis, just like he is purpose fully going out right now, spinning a narrative as it relates to ukrainian aid being held up for some nefarious purpose. it just didn't happen. maria: it is all connected, trey gowdy? >> yeah. four difficult times the united states government went and asked permission to surveil a presidential candidate. at least two of them they lacked the lowest level of evidence needed, the lowest level of evidence needed. this is not the search of some meth lab at a trailer park. it is surveilling a president

the last time this happened here at alpine meadows, 1982. an avalanche killed seven people. live at the alpine meadows ski resort kpix 5. >>> presidential candidate michael bloomberg bringing his campaign to the bay area today. former new york city mayor, made some stops in san francisco and oakland before heading to monterey. maria medina, live in the newsroom with plans that bloomberg unveiled. >> this marks bloomberg's third visit to california in his presidential campaign, he talked climate change, gun control, and education. while in oakland, he touched on california wildfires, and sea level rising to further his points on climate change. he drofunity, anplged to be a problem solver, not a problem creator. he also had some things to say about president trump's impeachment. >> i think it is time for the senate to remove him from office. that is the way i would vote if i were in the senate. if they don't, i will beat him and get on with fixing healthcare, and combating climate change, and creating an economy that works for everyone. >> bloomberg even wrote bart today, he

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and he is at alpine meadows for us tonight. >> reporter: alpine meadows shut down three hours ago, but it was very busy, packed earlier in the day. a lot of folks taking advantage of the fresh powder and the three-day holiday weekend. they were all very sad to learn and avalanche killed and experienced skier. >> we have been skiing here for over 30 years. >> reporter: authorities say the avalanche took place in an area called the subway ski run. a place few skus go. >> it is definitely an expert area to ski. it is never groomed. there are lots of trees, rough terrain. and really, you need to have a lot of skiing capability. >> reporter: just before 10:30 this morning, witnesses saw two people skiing down the hillside when the avalanche occurred. authorities say it killed 34- year-old nicole comstock. his facebook page shows pictures of him skiing down steep slopes. the sheriff's department says the experience skier left about an hour and a halfnorth of the alpine meadows ski resort. >> the area they were in was not a prohibited area that they cannot skiing. >> reporter: ski patrol resc

[applause] >>a day on the sierra slopes takes a deadlyturn an avalanche takes one life at alpine meadows and has severely injured another person, the skiers involved or experts enjoyg a couple feet of fresh powder which increased the potential danger. the area they were in was not a prohibited area that they could not skin but it is definitely an advanced area for skiers tonight what we're learning about the victims in the path of the deadly avalanche. thank you for joining us at 5 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis the deadly avalanche happened just one day after a major storm. >>dumped more than 2 feet of new snow in the region last year avalanche center had warned of dangerous conditions today for all elevations because of the snow pack instability in kron four's gayle ong has been tracking new developments this afternoon. she's live in the studio with what we're learning about the people who are involved here. gayle. >>the a grant of a key we're learning a 34 year-old man a coal comstock is identified as the man killed and the other skier has not been identified, but th

2 fellow skiers eager tohit 2 feet of new fallen snow were trapped in a morning avalanche alpine meadows resort we now know 34 year-old cold comstock of blr's didn't was the one who died was no race down the subway run area his friend rushed into emergency surgery after suffering severe inries to his lower body what's really discouraging and upseing is they were in downs, they were not outside the park. so. what happened the unpredictability of mother no amount of checking can nd change resort staff report that they had avalanche control patrols out between 07:38:16am the incident that claimed one life and tried to take another happened abt 2 hours after the patrols are completed and the review to areas deemed safe to open to the public he immediately coordinated a search and rescue and he had surgery ski personnel from nordic placer county search and rescue we alshad. >>numerous volunteers that had avalanche avalanche receiver be ken's and that avalanche dogs t here and those first moments was so much snow so many questions. >>arriving search teams didn't know how many people they might

what people tell alpine meadows had to say about the incident that claimed a live. >> a deadly virusutbreak half a world away. health officials on full alert at sfo in an effort to keep it from becoming a problem here in the u.s. >> trouble on the chart. more horses die at seven california facility. >> alpine meadows reopen some of its lifts today after an avalanche that killed a 34-year- old man and seriously injured another yesterday. some skiers are taking extra precautions when on the slopes. >> has been pretty busy today at alpine meadows. it has been steady and it has been nice. every single skier and border we talked to say they realize what happened here less than 48 hours ago. >> a warm day on the slopes at alpine meadows. >> it is a beautiful day out. >> skiers and boarders are enjoying the day. they know yesterday was deadly. >> that was the first time i heard of it happening the last couple of years. i didn't actually consider it being something that could happen. >> call died after being caught in the avalanche on this mountain at alpine meadows friday. his wife caitlin

alpine meadows was closed at e me because of the heavy snowfall.p to 13 employees and some people on vacation were also there when the avalanches hit the buried the parking lot d destroyed several structures there. ming up on kron 4 news weekend details on the disturbing reports of a pastor threatening to shoot up a chch on the peniula will explai how poce caught him. >>and then a y area toddler is safe afteran hour'slong stdoff will look into how the one year-old got dragged into this troublg situation to begin with. and additional health screenings are being conducted at several major airports, including sfo. but officials are saying no ne happening today, alth officials plan to start screening passengersat sfo who fly into the us from central china. >>it's all part of a precaution to deal with anew virus. it is already sickened dozens of people in killed too. it's prompting worries about a new international outbreak. krn four's dan kerman has more >>beginning sarday passengers arriving at sfo from the central chinese city han will be diverted to

wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> so here's another look at alpine meadows ski resort. the avalanche happened in this area you see right here. that's between scott chute and scott chair. this is considered an advanced ski area but not the back country. so what were the weather conditions like. sandhya? >> there was considerable avalanche danger just 15 hours ago. we have a snow pack that's in place, and then last night, all the way through the wee hours of the morning, the snow was piling up. this is taking you back in time. this morning, the snow began to ease, but it was still snowing in the mountains. i want to show you how much fell. tahoe donner, 26 inches. 20 inches in sierra tahoe. and sugar bowl 21 inches of snow. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> sporting gear companies have been adding features to their ski products to help victims in an avalanche or accident. abc 7 riz visited the ski shop . the experts say they now have a feature, reflectors that rescuers can detect under the snow. >> definitely a peace of mind thing as far as i can tell. it makes me feel

alpine meadows is considered an a level avalanche area. it records the largest numbers of avalanches. >>> hours from now travelers will be screened for a new and potentially deadly virus. sfo sees the most travelers from china, a major transportation and business hub where the virus was first identified last month. we are live at the airport with the latest on the story. >> reporter: good evening. about 15,000 to 20,000 passengers arrive on international flights every day here, but only a small number come from the city in china. spe with passeer who arrived here. they said they did have their temperatures checked before they boarded flights to the u.s., but sfo will start screening passengers tomorrow when the first direct flight arrives here from the area. starting saturday passengers arriving from china may face extra screening at sfo, especially those on direct flights from the city. >> we're applying necessary measures. >> reporter: a spokesperson says upon arrival passengers will be sent to a special screening area and interviewed an

live at the alpine meadows ski resort, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> let me tell you more about alpine meadows, the other deadly avalanche was decades ago and 7 people were killed and 5 severely injured in march of 1982. it was a wall of snow and ice that dropped from some 700 feet above the northeast area of alpine. it took out one chair lift and damaged others. it buried structures including the main lodge. and a major avalanche at squaw valley in 2018 caught 5 people near the olympic lady chair lift. 2 people were seriously injured. a snow boarder's rescue captured here on cell phone video. no one was killed in that instant. sincntthreat of avalanche, it's something the rescue teams train for. this exercise from 2017 is typical. they use specially trained dogs, probes to practice looking for victims buried in the snow. >>> brian hackney has been in the weather center for us trackinns. yeslet'juloiteea cycle ofa lot snow followed by a thaw and more snow, and that led to unstable conditions in the sierra. this is a loop from yesterday that shows first the snow and another system coming in. th

hit at alpine meadows in lake tahoe also serious and seously injuring another skier, thanks for joining us tonight, i'm can win and i'm pam moore that fatal avanche struck this morning that tonight we are learning more about the life that avalanche claimed kron four's gayle ong joins us live now here in the studio with more gay. ken and pam in that statement from his wife also said he loved seeing and also left a living life his iend was also seriously injured at this at the start of a busy skiing weekend. >>the largeide happened around 10 30 this morning, alpineeadows ski patrol rushed o save 2 male skiers on the resort's subway run described as rugged and mote expert terrain the information we have that the area they were in was not a prohibited area that they could not skin t it is definitely an advanced area for skiers witnesses saw 2 people skig when an avalanche occurred. >ne man died the other seriously jured and taken to the hospital the pler county sheriff's office identified the man killed as 34 year-o cold comstock oblair's did pictured here with his wife, the valanchecomes a

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kpix 5 da lin outside alpine meadows with what we know tonight. >> reporter: busy early here at this resort. a lot of snowboarder skiing very sad to learn and abstinence killed and experienced skier. gifty fort ann: 30 this morning, when this is not to people skiing down the hillside when the avalanche occurred. >> we heard screaming, agonizing pain, you know obviously there is a serious injury. he just disappeared in this almost like a cloud of snow within one second. it just double. back >> reporter: it killed 34-year- old cole comstock. the experiencea half north of the alpine meadows ski resort. >> the area they were in was not a permitted area that they could not ski in, but it's definitely an advanced area for skiers. >> reporter: ski patrol rescued the man skiing with comstock. they say the survivor has severe lower body interest. >> when you get conditions like this, unfortunately there is always risk of avalanche and avalanche danger. >> reporter: the storm yesterday dumped about two feet of snow at alpine meadows. resort officials say workers performed added village medicat

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wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> so here's another look at alpine meadows ski resort. the avalanche happened in this area you see right here. that's between scott chute and scott chair. this is considered an advanced ski area but not the back country. so what were the weather conditions like. sandhya? avalancheplace, and then last n the way through the wee hours of the morning, the snow was piling up. this is taking you back in time. this morning, the snow began to ease, but it was still snowing in the mountains. i want to show you how much fell. tahoe donner, 26 inches. 20 inches in sierra tahoe. and sugar bowl 21 inches of snow. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> sporting gear companies have been adding features to their ski products to help victims in an avalanche or accident. abc 7 riz visited the ski shop . the experts say they now have a feature, reflectors that rescuers can detect under the snow. >> definitely a peace of mind thing as far as i can tell. it makes me feel safer. if anything happens, somebody can find me quick. >> bruce major says today's avalanc

alpine meadows has a history of avalanches. in march of 'will 2, an avalanche killed 7 people and left one woman buried alive for five days. there is an aggressive program to maintain the safety of these slopes. >> where is your refuge. >> when matt stewart hits the slopes, he carries a shovel and an electronic avalanche beacon. >> we both turn ours on, and one sendses out a signal and one receives that signal. >> that is no guarantee for survival. >> she was on the chair lift heading up, and heard a lot of screaming. >> we soon learned that dave is an emergency room physician who treats skiing injuries every day. >> this situation, this gentleman was swept into trees, that's what kilt is the down siw and gravity on an otherwise perfect day. >> i surf a lot, and i can't be afraid of sharks, i can't be afraid of avalanches. >> wayne freedman, nbc 7 news. >> a stanford student has been found dead inside a fraternity house. the discovery was made friday morning. the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating, says foul p

alpine meadows issued a statement sending their sympathies. the ski resort is working closely with the family of all those affected. the incident has cost caused many skiers to think about what they would do in case they are in the area when an avalanche hits. this is a case that surprised others. and one person talks about airbags that float. >> the enemy is time and if someone is buried in an avalanche maybe you need to get an airway in that person within 15 minutes. >> in an avalanche, try to skew to the side and shut others. and no work to search. >>> stanford is offering counseling to everyone on campus following the death of a student at a fraternity house. stanford daily reports a male sophomore was found dead at the beta delta chi fraternity on almeda drive yesterday morning. so far the sheriff's office has found no evidence of foul play. a pastor rested after police that he threatened to shoot up a church. police say 79-year-old paul michaelson wrote a letter that he was planning to carry out an attack tomorrow. he was a part-time pas

that brought him to alpine meadowes with 2 feet of new snow. about 10:00 a.m.  he and a friend were swept away by the avalanche. witnesses to the slide narrowed the search. >> we would be out looking without the witnesses and resources and volunteers. >> the resort remained open and busy with skiers for a long weekend. avalanche while rare do happen. >> the reason we have lunches we have a layer snow pack. >> richard trains people in avalanche safety and most happen out of bounds in back country, this surprised him. he uses how to use safety deer. but his overriding advice. understand the danger and avoid being caught. >> the enemy is time, if someone is buried in an avalanche we need an open airway within 15 minutes. >> try to ski to the side. shout, and punch and thrash the snow. skiers should have the tips in mind. >> fight like hell. that's whatever to the. have your transponder on and now how to use it: . >>> 30 people die in avalanches every year in the u.s., most in colorado followed by utah and washington state. >> let's bring in mark

>> sean: who would you like, mark meadows? >> if we don't get the whistle-blower, we need hunter biden because we know that he was involved in at least, at best, touting a resume that didn't deserve the job and then he got it because he was the vice president son. i see this all coming to a close hopefully on saturday. >> sean: louis. >> we need adam schiff's staff. >> sean: well said. thank you. these three guys, we need them. when we come back, oh, another confrontation. joe biden telling voters, don't vote for me. we've got it on tape. also, what does cnn fake news really think of we the people? well, i think we'll show you. pretty revealing, sick, kind of ugly to me. we'll let you decide. >> sean: it's no secret the media mob is almost always wrong. they hate donald trump and they hate everything he doesn't clearly they also hate everyone who supports him. just like irredeemable, deplorable, bitter americans that cling to their god, constitution, bibles and religion. i got the good of worse things. that was obama. here's t

but alpine meadows does have a history of avalanches. in march of '82, an avalanche killed seven people and left one woman buried alive five days. alpine has more avalanches than any ski resort in the united states and has an aggressive program to maintain the safety of these slopes. >> if a slide happens, where is your refuge? >> when max stewart of belmont hits the slopes, he carries a shovel, a long probe, and most important an electronic avalanche beacon. >> we both turn them on. one continuously send out the >> that's no guarantee for survival. >> what happened when she was on the chairlift heading up and heard a lot of screening. >> we soon learned dave is also an emergenry >> this situation, the gentleman was swept into the trees, which is what killed him. that's more common. people are swept into things and they die of trauma. >> that's the downside of snow and gravity on an otherwise perfect day. >> i surf a lot. i can't be afraid of sharks. i can't really be afraid of avalanches. >> reporter: at alpine meadows, wayne freedman,

. >> just before we came on the air we got a statement from mark meadows, the republican congressman from north carolina. he is working behind the scenes with the defense team here. he said the following. "we are talking about an unpublished manuscript that anonymous sources have seen and leaked at the 11th hour. just as democrats are losing the momentum. using this playbook before." i want to talk about momentum, because republicans, when they came out of the trial on saturday afternoon, they really thought they had momentum.

he was at alpine meadows ski resort when a wall of snow engulfed him. the last time someone died in an avalanche in alpine was in 1982. the avalanche hit at 10:15 yesterday morning. it was called the subway cirque trail. the alpine meadows ski patrol and the nordic team used avalanche responders, probes and rescue dogs, but they were unable to save that skier. he has been identified as 34-year-old cole comstock of plymouth county. on thursday comstock's wife posted on social media about how much she loved him and now let's go play in the snow, she wrote. skiers and snowboarders are heart broken and shaken. >> it really shakes you up especially in small, local areas. everybody is, like, oh, my gosh. we lost somebody to this. >> it's really sad. that could be anybody. >> a second victim sustained serious injuries to the lower half of his body. we are told he had surgery yesterday and is recovering. >> coal comstock's wife caitlan released a statement in part saying cole was the most kind-hearted and caring person to his friends and even strangers. he went

and i'm pam moore, a mar feet of snow on the region, the avalanche haed this morning at the alpine meadows ski resort near tahoe city. >>it is the same location where 7 people were killed in an avanche back in 1982. we have live team coverage tonight as we continue to learn more about the man who died what led up to this tragedy and if another avalanche is expected. we begin tonight with kron four's gayle ong with details on how it all unfolded gayle. >>ken and pam all is unfoldinat the start of the busy liday weekend. the avalanche hit some of the steepest to rain at the resort. alpine meadows ski patrol rushed to save 2 skiers on the rort subway ran it described as rugged and remote expert terrai for it's really discouraging and upsetting is they were in downs, they were not outsidethe park. >>so. what happened the large side happened around 10 30 this morning witnesses on people scheme when an avalanche occurred34 year-old co comstocof blair's dan has been identified as the man killed s friend it seriously injured and taken to the hospital the avalanche comes a passed through the sierra

it happened attall pine at alpine meadows. the cole comstock and the avalanche but had severe internal injuries. >> cole comstock kaitlyn who loved skiing and loved living life. that brought him to alpine meadows. 10:00 a.m. on the expert run he and a friend were swept away by an avalanche. the ski report didn't know how many may be buried. >> we would still and looking if we didn't t witnesses and resources and volunteers in the resort remained open and busy. reminded avalanches while rare do happen. >> the reason we've avalanches is we've a layers know pack. avalanche safety and says most happen out of bounds in back country, so this surprised him. he teaches how to use safety gear. even air bags that float viabilities on top of the slide. understand the danger and avoid being caught. >> the enemy is time. if someone is buried in an avalanche. we need to get an open airway in 15 minutes. >> try to ski to the side. shout so people see you. punch and thrash the snow. have the tips in mind. >> fight like hell, that's the first

an avalanche at alpine meadows ski resort in lake tahoe. a plumas county man was an avid skier, skilled skier and was inbounds on the trail when a wall of snow engulfed. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more from placer county. >> reporter: people couldn't wait to hit the slopes this morning after more than two feet of snow fell yesterday. but what started as a great day quickly turned tragic. >> it really shakes you up and like i think in small local areas, like everybody is like, oh, my gosh. we lost somebody to this. >> reporter: that's how skiers and snowboarders are feeling at alpine meadows. >> we have one confirmed fatality and we have another victim with serious injuries. >> reporter: rescue teams responded immediately but were unable to save 34-year-old cole comstock. comstock's wife posted on social media just yesterday how much she loved him. now let's go play in the snow, she wrote. >> it's really sad. that could be anybody. >> reporter: the avalanche warning center forecasted today's avalanche risk as considerable. >> if you'r

>>when an avalanche hit alpine meadows ski resort friday morning call lovedto ski and he loved living life his wife caitlin said in a statement. she says if there's one thing to take away about his life it's to be kind to one another because it's the right thing to do comstock is from small town in plumas county. he was skiing with his friend who was seriously injured and taken to the hospital what's really discouraging and uptting is they were in dos, they were not outside the park. >>so. alpine meadows ski patrol rusd to save the 2 skiers onthe resort'subway run described as rugged and rete expe terrain, the large they happened around 00:30am in the morning witnesses saw 2 people skiing whean avalche occurred the avalanche comes a day after a strong storm passed through the sierra dumping ver 2 feet of snow on the mounin ski slope for most avalanches are either caused by obviously either environmtal or human triggers. >>and considering with this on skiing you can. well, i aw conclusions from there. >>sergeant michael powers insist the sort mitigates against avalane danger. the resor

>>other people with them because they were oalpine meadows property. and if you've been to the rea you might be familiar with this region because of the chalet restaurant right here thatsia whereyou might stop midway down a run and you get a you something to eat or drink. that's the region wee talking according to the resort avalanche mitigation work had been performed in the area before they open the slopes this morning. they knew it was more dangerous than normal deemed it a 3 out of 5 n the danger scale nonetheless they open this morning around 9 o'clock this happened about an hour later pam d ken back to you all right, thank you grant. well avalanches asski resorts are considered ra. but of course. >>there arerisks which are simply inherent to all of the snow sports, which cannot be fully controll today's avalanche is actually the sond of the deadly want to take place at alpinmeadows an avalanche on march 31th. >>1982 killed 7 people at alpine, the resort was closed because of snow that day but up to 13 employees and some vacationersere there when

but alpine meadows does have a history of avalanches. in march of '82, an '82, an '82n killed seven people and left one woman buried alive five days. it has an aggressive program to maintain the safety of these slopes. >> when the slide happens, where is your refuge. >> when max stewart of belmont is on the slopes he carries a shovel, electronic beacon. >> we both turn them on. one continuously send out the signal and one receives the signal. >> that's no guarantee for survival. >> what happened when she was on the chairlift heading up and heard a lot of screening. >> we soon learned dave is also an emergency room physician who treats skiing injuries every day. >> this situation, the gentleman swept in the trees, which is what killed him, that's more common. people are swept into things and they die of trauma. >> that's the downside of snow and gravity on an otherwise perfect day. >> i surf a lot. i can't be afraid of sharks. i can't really be afraid of avalanches. >> alpine meadows, abc 7 news. >>> such a stadium story over the weekend.

mark meadows, the great state of north carolina. all right. i didn't do you justice, jim jordan.our things that never change.iv and can i add a fifth? there were five follow-up meetings. >> yeah. >> key meetings in that 55 days that the aid was paused. key meetings never once linking aid to an investigation never come up. the facts are all on the president's side. no matter what the democrats do with this the spin, they are on the president's side.ev today as you pointed out, sean, we had to listen to adam schiffu i think for over four hours. the same adam schiff who told us there is more than circumstantial evidence there was collusion. the same adam schiff the fisa process was just fine. the same adam schiff who said the nunes memo was adequate. -- inaccurate. the same adam schiff who did his false story the parodyua at the hearing right after this came out. and then the same adam schiff who mislead the american people yesterday, the politico story about the text message that mr. parnas had. a this guy, we are now supposed to believe when he talks for four hours that he is tell

mark meadows. lawmakers will appeal to the fisa court to remove the official from the fbi's review.ere is sara carter. all right, so this is a guy, just to remind everybody, sarah, david chris. you know, he was the one in this particular case, who openly was criticizing the republicans like devin nunes will join us, and defended the fbi bureau's premeditated -- >> this is the question that everyone is asking, sean. this is what is stunning about this. david was appointed by the new fisa court judge to basically lead this oversight of the bureau. he is the same man, as you said, who both defended the fbi's surveillance of carter page and went directly after congressman, devin nunes, which was validated. he still defended the fbi. he played it down horwitz's report. he is going after devin nunes. he accused him of obstructing justice and says he should be charged. people are asking the very question that you asked. why was he appointed? senior republican lawmakers led by mark meadows are going to send a letter to the judge demanding that he be removed from this oversight. they actuall

. >> it was in advanced ski area, alpine meadows, area that reopened today.ayne freedman spoke to skiers at the resort. >> reporter: this year in winter nothing beats lure and thrill of gravity combined with snow but gearing up, few had short memories. >> some shock but skiers understand there's a risk. >> reporter: driven home after avalanche high above. >> alpine meadows avalanche. >> reporter: radio call not in time to save skier who died on the mountain or other with severe lower body injuries. two were friends, area presumed safe but alpine meadows has history of avalanches. in '82, killed five people, left one move buried alive for days. has most avalanches. he carries a shovel, long probe and electronic avalanche meter. >> we both turn ours on. once one sends signal, one receives it. >> reporter: no guarantee for survival. >> saw it happen, on the chairlift, heard screaming. >> imagine room physician who treats skiing injuries every day. >> this situation, he was swept to the trees, that's what killed him. swept into things and die of trauma. >> report

representative meadows, meet lev parnas. if you're looking for allegations, crimes from someone who was there who says he was part of all the wrongdoing, there's your boy. he says he was part of everything that was wrong. that the president knew, the vice president knew. you don't know him? funny, that's what the president said. remember this? >> i don't know parnas other than i guess i had pictures taken which i do with thousands of people, including people today that i didn't meet. but just met him. i don't know him at all. don't know what he's about. don't know where he comes from. know nothing about him. >> you believe that? here's what parnas says. >> i welcome him to say that even more. every time he says that, i'll show him another picture. >> he's lying? >> he's lying. >> credibility issues? absolutely. credibility issues on both sides. you got a guy with a shady past, investigated for messing with foreign powers, political contributions. now suspected of strong-arming ukraine for dirt on the bidens. and then you've

>>back now to our top story tonight, a deadlyavalanche at alpine meadows near lake tahoe killed one man and left another person seriously injured yeah that happened as we said rlier today we want to live now to eric rocker from our sister station to get the latest eric tellus what's ppening now. >>we can tell you that some emergency personnel still remain on scene with the majority of them have gone home for the day done with their investigation. this goes all the way back to just after 10 o'clock this morning and no other way to describe this that an absolute tragedy is going show youwho suffered in this the an who lo their life his name is cole comstock he's 34 years old he is from plumas county in a town called players. dan that is about an hour and 20 minutes, north of the tahoe area. the circstances around how this individual lo their life in this avalane is still unknown right now whether he was trapped undneath happen to come in contact with a tree. we don't know that will be part of the investigation, we also know that there was another invil who was a seriously hurt in hit in a

alpine meadows closed the area and the nearby lift after it happened. now skiers and snowboaraders say they'll use more caution. >> you know, it's a scary time. it really makes you think about how big and dangerous this place can be, even though it's such a great place to come to. >> the man who died in the avalanche was cole comstock. his wife says his last words to her were, i love you. >>> san francisco's pride parade organizers have banned another group from taking part. order against moms for housing that happened in oakland last week. the vote comes after similar resolutions to ban gd youtube from and participation. san francisco's pride parade is in june. >>> it has become an annual tradition. millions of women across the country banding together for the women's march. march has brought awareness to climate change, reproductive rights and equal pay today. there were more than 180 marches across the country including 24 one in san jose. people also took to the streets in oakland and the biggest one in the bay area in san francisco. that's where we

. >> the avalanche happened at alpine meadows. christen all rig christen. >> reporter: the avalanche happened this morning near here in this area. we have that marked in red. it is an advanced ski area, but that's not the back country. the ski resort specifies it was between promise land and scott chair and within an open area of the resort. the skier was pronounced dead at the scene. they say the 34-year-old was from a small town in california with just a few dozen people cr muter t avche.oe. iuries the cause is under investigation. >> most are caused by eithertao down you can probably draw a conclusion from there. >> reporter: the ski resort issued a statement that says the entire team, including all of the first responders, extend their deepest sympathies to the family and friends. we are working with the families to ensure their continued care. i want to show you a shot. this is from the web cam showing where scenes like the avalanche occurred. mitigation work had been performed in this area before it was opened to skiers toda

>>a snowstorm brought eag skiers to alpine meadows, but it also brought danger warnings about an avalche started thursy night. an hours later cole comstock was swept away. the man skiing with him rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. >>ice in pain it's see there's a seous injury crystal bauer was on the slopes and watched in shock as this happened she says she saw cole cotock take hilast term she just to stay here in the us. yes, you my second almost comstock was a beloed husband, his wife caitlin shared kind words about him this evening saing he loves skene any love living life he deeply loved his friends, hifamily and above all his wife. >>he supported everyone with all of his heart anwas a true example of unconditional love the alpine meadws ski patrol was dispatched immediately after this happened anfollowed by search and rescue crews. first responders are thankful for the dozens of voluntes who the avanche we're still be r out there lookingat we didn't have those witnesses that we didn have all resources and the volunteer search and child. >>pele familiar with the opes at lp

mark meadows is upset about it. devin nunez is upset about this.usive, abusing the fisa court to spy on carter page. your reaction to this story? >> i certainly understand why mr. nunes and mr. meadows are so concerned because you're right about the position mr. kris took. he took it vocally and more broadly, it raises a question of whether or not the fisa court is tone deaf? you know, why would they possibly appoint someone this type of record to look into these issues? it does not make any sense to me at all. liz: devin nunes is saying like the fisa court wants to abolish itself. sam, great to see you. come back soon. liz: thank you very much for having me. same here. we love having you on. next we'll ask texas attorney general ken paxton on the breaking news, house judiciary democrats, now want to probe the trump administration's remain in mexico policy for central americans seeking asylum. remember canada and europe have the same type of policies that debate coming up. it'll ruin your house. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem,

a pound meadows got 2 feet of new snow this week. the resort remained open although an area surrounding the avalanche site was closed and they identified the skier is 34-year-old nicole comstock of blairsville. this type of incident is rare. a member of ski patrol died from an explosive blast while doing avalanche control. in 1982 and avalanche left seven people dead including some ski resorts employees and one woman rescued after she survived five days. in the snow. it. >>> several buildings including the main lodge in. the resort parking lot. a one-year-old girl had been reunited with her family this morning after she was allegedly kidnapped by her father and santa cruz county. the baby was turned over to her grandmother and you can see her carrying her there. brian someone took off with the child after domestic dispute. officers pinned his home and tracked him to a santa cruz apartment complex and they negotiated with him for hours. >> our baby is safe and we got her out. i don't know what is going to happen to him and i really do

thanks for joining us. >> the avalanche happened at alpine meadows.> reporter: the avalanche happened this morning near here in this area. we have that marked in red. it is an advanced ski area, but that's not the back country. the ski resort specifies it was between promise land and scott chair and within an open area of the resort. the skier was pronounced dead at the scene. they say the 34-year-old was from a small town in california with just a few dozen people north of lake

but of course, there are a core group of house members, myself, jim jordan, mark meadows, i would sayee zeldin, matt ratcliff who have lived these facts day in and day out for two years. we can add a lot to the defense in terms of the context, the witnesses, and also, a really reflection of who the relevant jury is. i don't think that the united states senate is the only jury that matters. this is the case we make to the american electric into the world. we are the shining example of democracy in the world, if we allow the votes of tens of -- tens of millions of americans away from to see, that sends a message to the country. >> shannon: democrats speaking out saying a writer or group that claims to see unredacted emails involving officials saying the president gave direct orders to hold up this aid. the intel chairman adam schiff said this. they directly cooperate witnesses who testified that military aid was withheld at the direction of the president and that the white house was informed doing so may violate the law, chuck schumer says that his new evidence that raises questions i c

. >>> now to alpine meadows. the ski resort near lake tahoe reopened after an avalanche killed one person and injured another skier on saturday. the last deadly avalanche was in 1982. they closed the area and the nearby ski lift and now skiers and snowboarders are hitting the slopes with caution. >> it is a scary time and makes you think about how big and dangerous this place could be even though it is such a great place to come to. >> the man who died in the avalanche was cole comstock of plumas county and his wife said his last words to her were "i love you." >>> pride parade organizers have banned another group from taking part. sf pride voted to ban the alameda county sheriff's office from marching in uniform in the parade. they say their decision was based on the department's enforcement of an eviction order against moms 4 housing in oakland last week. this after a similar resolution to ban google and youtube from sponsorship and participation. the sf pride parade is in june. >>> and it is become an annual t