James Kim pants recovered

James Kim is still missing but some of his belongings have been found. Search teams who tracked a creek at the bottom of a rugged Oregon canyon Tuesday found pants they believe belong to James Kim who set out three days earlier seeking help for his stranded family. He was remained missing a day after his wife and two daughters were rescued at their car, stuck in the snow on a remote road in the Coast Range. Searchers Tuesday afternoon found a pair of pants matching the description of those Kim was wearing when he was last seen, said Lt. Gregg Hastings of the Oregon State Police. The pants were found about a mile down the drainage from where Kim left the road. About 100 rescue workers and four helicopters were searching for Kim, following his footprints down a drainage called Big Windy Creek that leads to the Rogue River.