Views from the Kim search in southern Oregon Video

Video description: Here are images from the mountains near Grant's Pass, Ore., where the search continues for CNET Editor, James Kim. Video includes an aerial image of the Kim family car, showing that most of the snow has now melted.

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The three rescued members of the Kim family are in good shape, despite nine days in the snowy mountains of southwestern Oregon.

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Officials in southwestern Oregon confirm they have found a pair of pants along the trail taken by missing CNET editor James Kim. They believe the pants were left as a marker and are encouraged that they are looking in the right area.

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