obviously the van had british columbia, canadian plates, which adds kind of an element of mystery to it. did he go to canada first? how long was he in the los angeles? was he in the los angeles area with his mother? those are things that are still kind of unfolding. and things that we are pursuing in reporting this story. but, again, obviously four days of pretty terrify nights where the fires were just popping up all over the place in a very tight period of time. we appreciate it. reporting on the immigration story and whether the man had originally been from germany is the man who broke all of that for us. well, in washington state tonight. the massive search for the killer who went on a shooting rampage and gunned down a ranger at mt. rainier national park is over. authorities say a body found in snow-covered terrain is that of benjamin colton barnes, an a iraqi war veteran. he was suspected of murdering park ranger margaret anderson on new year s day. she was a victim of two, s
he was suspected of murdering park ranger margaret anderson on new year s day. she was a victim of two, shot at a checkpoint leading into the park. the gunman who allegedly wounded four people at a house party then fled into the woods. barnes served on front lines in iraq and may have served post-traumatic stress disorder. at least that s what some are saying given what happened. although there is no definitive link at this time. the big question is, what is the motive? what happened? why would a 24-year-old man go on a horrific shooting spree like this? it s a mystery that a lot of people want to solve, especially as we have so many people who sacrifice so much coming home from the iraq war. joining us forensic psychologist michael brannen. good to have you with us. we appreciate it so, in your thank you. in your expert opinion s this something that would indicate by any of the behavior or what you saw that it could be linked to ptsd? well, it certainly could be. with post-tra
get above 25%? well, what good is it getting 39% in august or september when now you re at 11%? i think that if you look at governor romney s support, he s had a very strong resilient number all the way through this entire campaign. that was the plan, which is to make sure we re competing very hard so that when you get to these contests, where we re here in january, going to iowa and new hampshire, this is where you get those voters, who have yet to be persuaded, undecided to come into your fold and you try to win those you compete very strongly in those contests and then win the nomination through the long part of the calendar. all those other campaigns have gone up and down very quickly. governor romney has stayed right there competitive the entire way. kevin, thank you, talk to you soon. tomorrow night at 7:00 our special coverage of the iowa caucuses, wolf blitzer, anderson cooper, the rest of our political team analyzing results on cnn starting at 7 p.m. eastern. i have to
i think that if you look at governor romney s support, he s had a very strong resilient number all the way through this entire campaign. that was the plan, which is to make sure we re competing very hard so that when you get to these contests, where we re here in january, going to iowa and new hampshire, this is where you get those voters, who have yet to be persuaded, undecided to come into your fold and you try to win those you compete very strongly in those contests and then win the nomination through the long part of the calendar. all those other campaigns have gone up and down very quickly. governor romney has stayed right there competitive the entire way. kevin, thank you, talk to you soon. tomorrow night at 7:00 our special coverage of the iowa caucuses, wolf blitzer, anderson cooper, the rest of our political team analyzing results on cnn starting at 7 p.m. eastern. i have to tell you, we got the acrobatic wall and it is very, very cool. let s turn to james carville, de