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
it s a lot. her outstanding film career, from sex symbol to oscar winner. her workout empire. do you work out? i try. you know, i sort of it s what i call a british workout where you do it so you can carry on eating and drinking. and what she says about her life now. i ve never been happier, frankly, and that s the truth. i m not being coy. jane fonda for a remarkable hour. this is piers morgan tonight. if i could talk to just one hollywood star, that star would very probably be jane fonda. the stories this woman can tell, in fact does tell from her beginnings in one of the first families in movies to her ground breaking roles in politics and multimillion dollar businesses, even her life with the man that created cnn. she s not resting on her laurels. she has a book called primetime and she s here with me now. jane, welcome. thank you very much. i m glad to be with you. when you look at this extraordinary life that you ve led, when do you think your prim
risen more than 400% over ever the last 30 years. things sure have changed. take baby boomers. many were the first in their family to go to college. right? well, today their children and grandchildren may told a degree but it comes at a steep price and they re still looking for a job. student loan debt stands at $865 billion, topping credit card debt for the first time. let s bring in ryan mack, president of optimum capital management, and from austin, and aaron smith, co-founder of the group called yun invincible, a non-partisan organization based on issues facing young americans and a cnn.com contributor. aaron, it s your generation. millennials, ages 18 to 30. how do they feel about this shifting, this shifting situation for education? it costs more. you re not guaranteed a job but you know you need it. there s tremendous concern out there. we know that as young americans that we need that education to get ahead. there s huge benefits from getting a college degree, but a
it s going to be hilarious. stay home. deep on cnn. stay with us. the countdown to the republican caucuses. the first contest over who will face president obama in november. we ll take you live to des moines. and a corporation bows to public pressure. verizon convenience fee, fuhgedaboudit. captions by vitac www.vitac.com we start with iowa and the republican presidential race. there are just three days now until the first votes are cast, which means plenty of action this weekend in places like goblin goat and bloomers. a taste of what potential voters are hearing. we are just a few days, you know, before, before an important election. some people say, why does iowa have so much clout? it s a small state, and it has such great meaning, because it s sending a message around the country. a week ago we in last place. so right now people are thinking my whole emphasis on brain science coming in directly from dealing see that ambush, dealing with the real probl
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