Let s begin with the one that pretty much had the country riveted. that s casey anthony. how do you think that trial changed the legal landscape? well, natalie, it changed it in two very significant ways. it changed the way the legal players in the field act, the judges, the lawyer, the legislatures and it changed the way the public will act when they re called in to participate in that process as a juror because as you know, when the verdict came down and it was so unpopular, jurors in this case got death threats, so now when you re called to serve on a jury and it has any kind of publicity behind it, you re going to be really skeptical about whether or not you want to do your civic duty and be involved in that process. so that s how it changed the public and legally speaking we re seeing a lot of states enacting legislation if you re the caregiver for a child and you don t report that child missing or dead within 72 hours we can now charge you with a
shooter. he s still at large in the park. we have other agencies assisting us with trying to apprehend him and meanwhile, we ve been evacuating visitors from the lower parts of the park and we ve got about 85 people who are staying put in our main park visitors center until we think it s safe for them to leave. but you already had a lot of people in the park, right, when this happened? yeah, it was a busy day. it was a sunny day with, you know, nice weather and the holiday weekend, of course, so people had come up to play in the snow and go snowshoeing and cross country skiing and so, yeah, there were quite a few people in the park when this happened. tell us what happened. we understand one of the park rangers tried to pull this man over. take us through that that s right. we had ranger dan komecha who tried 0 pull this person over. he refused to stop so ranger anderson set up a blockade with her patrol vehicle to intercept him and when he reached that point he jumpe