walls of snow. this is before this next system. in south lake tahoe, a jeep sliding down a road, people rushing out of the way. in southern california tonight, families still trapped, county crews using heavy equipment, still trying to clear theed radios. families now out of food, and at our matt gutman learned, out of critical medicine, too. reporter: tonight, with walls of snow up to 20 feet high, families hemmed in in san bernardino county, and in survival mode. as communities like crestline begin to dig out, teresa wells eating her first meal out, desperate for necessities, she and her daughter had previously braved the snow with her grandaughter, turning her baby tub into a sled. they got food, but have been unable to get teresa s cancer medication. this is, what, your sixth day, starting on your sixth day when you haven t been able to take your medication? yes, yes. reporter: your chemo medication? yes. reporter: teresa telling us
humanitarian disaster in china, with maybe in the next few weeks, maybe 200,000 to 300,000 chinese dying, over the next year, over a million chinese dying. we should be pouring mrna vaccine into that country. the chinese were resistant, all their vaccines were made in-country, with technology that turned out to be inferior, and they didn t vaccinate very well, the people who are most vulnerable, particularly their elderly. 30% of people over the age of 60 in china have not been vaccinated. and 60% of people over the age of 80 have not been vaccinated. so, that s where i d be putting my money, getting mrna vaccines to them. dr. jonathan reiner, thank you so much. my pleasure. a mother springs into action when doctors cannot get ahold of the life-saving cancer medication for her daughter. that s coming up next. thankfully, we also have
probably suppressing some of their stress in order to keep kids calm. this is absolutely devastating. what can people do, what should people be thinking about loved ones who have family in florida as they see their loved ones go through this, what can they do to help alleviate that? reporter: it is traumatizing and you are right, i worry about the most vulnerable groups as we most vulnerable groups during the pandemic, the seniors, those who need their blood pressure medication or their cancer medication or their asthma inhaler but the best thing you can do is heed the warnings of local officials and if you have a neighbor, may be a senior neighborhood lives alone check on them, we have distress hotlines for seniors specifically for seniors and mental and emotional distress if you are feeling unwell but the best you can do to be prepared is number one put your medications in a plastic bag in case it gets wet, we don t want it to get damaged and you could
number one, they corner up the world s supply chains and create dependencies. the united states, for example, no longer makes antibiotics and cancer medication. the chinese cornered the market. the suit they handed over to their military. carley: congressman, we have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. fox & friends starts right now. we got a long way to go because of messaging. hate mary from a president presiding over record high inflation. ultra maga republicans shameful. they are not allowed to have positive spin. illinois parade shooter suspect at contemplated shooting up an event in madison, wisconsin. we got to look at the parents. they had to know something. governor gavin newsom on vacation in montana, despite california s ban on state sponsored travel citing policies