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much of it has to do with what s going on below them. the weather is horrible and the search and rescue parties that tried to get to them as of yesterday could not do so because the roads have been impassable due to the flooding. the pictures you have on the screen, we ll continue to follow this story. winnie yang, thanks for coming in. please keep us posted, certainly if they re able to get another text out. thank you. winnie yang with us live here in new york. we have another big story we re following as well. a huge explosion rocking a u.s. consulate and this time, afghanistan. yes, again, afghanistan and yes, the taliban to blame. more if a moment. nashville part and charlotte parent magazines, along with the mayors of those cities, in the fit family challenge. a community wide program that offers free classes that inspire families to get out, enjoy moving together, and even track their activity online. it s part of our goal to inspire more than three million people
last. been here for one day. trying to wait it out. that s not the message you want to be receiving if you re a sister of one of these stranded hikers. now the families are hoping that a search party will be organized to help to find them. and connie s sister, winnie yang is live with me here today. this is really just sort of chilling to get that message from your sister. you re in new york, they re in colorado. you saw the stories we were airing about the flooding down below. give me the sense of how first responders are going to get potentially a search party to your sister and her friend. well, apparently yesterday they tried, a group of rangers tried to get to the trail head and the roads were impassable. they were thwarted. because of the flooding? yes, because of the flooding. i think there were road blocks as well. has your sister continued any texts or was that the last you heard. the last i heard was 9:12 yesterday morning and no one s
first responders and emergency personnel are facing down below. do you get the sense that you re low priority at this point or these two hikers will have to wait a long time? that s what it sounds like. i mean, last we heard last night the rangers said they were going to try to get a group together this morning at first light but we have not heard anything from them today. winnie, stand by if you will. i want to bring in elizabeth cohen who s standing by as well. you ve seen these stories where people have been in an emergency situation when they ve been hiking. the weather has changed, temperatures have dropped. can you give me a sense of, when she says there s a danger of hypothermia and she s experienced, there s got to be a danger. absolutely there s a danger of hypothermia. the question, how long can they last is unclear. first let s talk about the conditions. my colleague chad myers says it s about 34 degrees where they are with 20 mile-an-hour winds. so it is cold. how lon