WHITFIELD: Mt. Rainier National Park's gates are open again one week after a park ranger was killed there. Margaret Anderson was shot to death on New Year's Day. A memorial service is planned for Tuesday in Washington. Authorities believe Anderson was killed by a former soldier by the name of Benjamin Barnes. His body was found face down in a creek not far from where he allegedly shot Anderson. About 100 soldiers on lockdown at a military base in Washington State that means no one in, no one out. Commanders at joint base Lewis- McChord are looking for anyone who may have possession of some sensitive military equipment that didn't turn up during an inventory last month. And a Russian fuel tanker carrying much-needed fuel to an Alaskan city is expected to get there tomorrow or, perhaps, even Tuesday. A U.S. Coast Guard ice breaker is helping it to plow through the thick ice to reach its destination. Nome has been iced in for months and runs the risk of running out of fuel before spring. Listen to what Nome's mayor told us earlier.</s>MAYOR DENISE MICHELS, NOME, ALASKA (via telephone): We have enough diesel fuel for the power plant to run. Right now it's not an emergency, but come March we would have a serious issue because the first barge, fuel barge, can't get here until June until the ice is cleared.</s>WHITFIELD: North Korea is marking the birthday of newly installed leader Kim Jong-Un. A video documentary that aired on a North Korean television today shows the son of Kim Jong-Il in his role as military leader driving a tank and inspecting troops and riding horses. Most analysts put the new North Korean leader's age at roughly 28 or maybe even 29. And fans have been awaiting months for this news. We'll tell you all about Jay-Z and Beyonce's latest production next.
Mount Rainier Park Is Open; 100 Soldiers Confined To Base; Fuel Tanker To Reach Alaska Soon