he could disappear the same way eric rudolph did. he can become a sniper like the d.c. sniper.is is a man very well armed choorgd to sources that i spoke tond and he has a plan. he's had three years to do this. so -- >> i agree. >> maybe media plays a role, but you have the police department on high alert. there is extraordinary tension. and one of the things dorner said is he said the lapd has suppressed the truth, it has led to deadly consequences. this man has no problem making sure that he makes his point and ending it even violently. do you think it ends violently? >> i think that the longer we don't hear from him and we haven't heard from him, the more he makes it clear that he is trying to get away so he can watch us having a serious discussion about him. i think the best thing that people in southern california can do is look at this case like the amber alert. if people heard he kidnapped a small child and was on the loose, everybody would be looking out for him. people have their issues with the lapd, people have their issues with police officers, but you cannot send a

eric rudolph is serving a life sentence for two separate bombings, one at the summer olympics and another at an abortion clinic in alabama. he released an autobiography behind bars. since federal law bars criminals from making money, he will not see a dime from his book sales. >>> a new york city elementary school teacher is under fire after giving her nine-year-old students math problems about the killing and beating of slaves. fox's linda schmidt asked some parents what they think. >> reporter: the parents we spoke with the with at ps-59 in mid-town are proud of the school and most of them support the teacher at the center of the controversy. >> she's just great with kids and she's learning and my daughter would be here and she's a great teacher. >> reporter: fourth graders were studying slavery in social studies class and they wanted to combine the topic with math. the math teacher asked the students to create word problems, which she then handed out for homework. one of the questions was in slaveship, there could be 3,399 slaves. one day the slaves took over the shift 1,897 are dead.

heather: finally, i was working in western north carolina during the search for the picked bomber eric rudolph. he spent five years in those mountains and he survived by gathering acorns. i went out there with the f.b.i. trying to find him. they could not. dorner is a well-trained former navy reserve it. he knows how to survive. the small arm that is hunting him, they have advantage of strength in numbers, access to resources. but dorner has the element of surprise. do you think he is possibly gone under ground? >> he could have gone under ground here is the distinction. it's very difficult to live on the run. it's very difficult to live as survivalist. you can take training in the military or with law enforcement but to live like that for years and years, like the unibomber it's very rare and is the exception. that is really important. you can take training but to really carry it out and do it, very difficult, very much the exception. >> heather: ellen, we hope they find him. mary ellen, we appreciate it. >> gregg: economists offering predictions for the years ahead. what they are forecasting

eric rudolph was captured by a lone very young deputy sheriff all by himself. so these things have an interesting way of resolving themselves. >> when you're dealing with man like this who has so much training and knows your tactics, as he was careful to point out, do you change game plans or what do you do? >> you don't really change. he does have knowledge, but the people that are looking for him know that territory better than he does. very very, very well trained and he is under a great deal of stress. he is not always thinking logically. and he will make a mistake, and they will ultimately find him or he may even decide that it's not worth it anymore and he could even commit suicide as happens often. they have to do what they do best, use technology and get the planes back up. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> shepard: we'll continued to follow this can, our correspondents are spread across southern california, from big bear to los angeles and beyond. we're also covering the with storm, starting to ramp up near new york system it was snow, then hail, the

greta, as you know, eric rudolph the olympic park bomber had a million dollar price on his head and he was out, been gone five years and no one knew where he was and whitey bollinger, underground for 12 years and a two million dollars price on his head. as much as we want it wrapped up like an episode of law and order, isn't necessarily the case, but these are new developments and information that we did not have before. >> greta: if i was the charges prosecutor, i would never add the special circumstances now, you can add it later. it tells them they're going to seek the death penalty and gives no incentive to turn himself in because they'll seek the death penalty. they may do that later and in many ways makes it much more difficult the chance he will surrender and not do a shootout and hurt somebody else in the process. william thank you and let us know if there's more breaking news. and christopher dorner leaves behind that eerie manifesto and not only vowed revenge on the lapd, but the people he liked. there was james, his college friend. nice to see you, sir, nice to talk to you.

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for perspective, jenna, the olympic park bomber, eric rudolph, he was bounty out there. whitey bolger was on the fbi most wanted list for 12 years. two million dollars, which eventually was collected. jenna? powerful words by the chief of police as well, on this whole surge. what is the status of this search at this time? >> well, there are no credible lead. there was possible siting this weekend. that turned out to be negative. coordinate information. now we do have information, video from a search up in big bear up in the san bernardino mountains. they have 30 officers this morning went out, back on the mountain looking what happened, vacation rentals that may be vacant. seeing up there in the higher elevations. they did find in his vehicle, two rifles and a hand gun. in addition to camping gears that was burned there on thursday. riverside police didn't release a photo of 34-year-old officer michael crane. dorner ambushed him on thursday. he had two tours in the middle east as a marine. behind a wife and two children. finally, jenna, to wrap up, chief he can about, l.

dorner, you should think about briefic in norway and stack fly ago plane into an irs building and eric rudolphon clinics and the olympic park in 1996. >> steve: a guy with a grudge. >> more than a grudge. somebody who wants to call attention to themselves, who knows that if he mails something to anderson cooper, they'll play to his vanity and manifesto will be read by everybody who sees it on facebook. if this was all about his grudge, he knew from his training how to kill many more officers, but it was about doing something to create a spectacle and then say, look at me. i'll post this on facebook, and like briefic, like rudolph and stack, wrapping himself around an ideology that we can all relate to. who hasn't had a problem with the irs? we all have. would we fly a plane into it? would we suggest that people start killing? of course not. so we need to look at this the same way. everybody has had a problem with a cop. but if we denigrate the institution, just as we would denigrate the army as whole for abu grahd, we're going to turn into the congo. you can't give this attention. it's complet