please help me in welcoming the riverside city mayor rusty bailey. >> greater love has no one that this, than to lay down one's life for one's friends. while many americans in the public enjoy a sabbath day of rest this sunday, our brave law enforcement officers are patrolling the streets, responding to calls for help and protecting our cities from evil. we lost one of those courageous souls this week and we stand here today in solidarity to ask christopher dorner to surrender without further loss of life. our hearts go out and our prayers are lifted high for the officers and families that have been forever impacted by this senseless manifesto and random act of violence in riverside. we also stand here in prayer for the safety of those that continue to search for the perpetrator of these evil acts. thank you for supporting our professional police departments and law enforcement agencies. god speed to you all in your ongoing investigations and search. while god is quick to forgive, he does demand justice. and there will be a day of reckoning in this world or the next. better is one day i

searching for him who is suspected of murdering a former captains daughter, her fiance and in riverside city police officer. >> police have released a new composite sketch of the serial groper who they believe has attacked 18 women in and around springfield. he is described as 5'6" 180 pounds. he is said to have acne on his face. the last attack was like just last night. tonight, police are searching a jessup garbage facility searching for the body of a patoddler. chelsea booth admitted to killing her daughter. the dumpster was transported to that facility. well tonight she is the star of "scandal." >> kerry washington has a strong interest in politics. >> the washington capitals travel four hours to battle the chief rival. were they on the right side of the first period scoring? >> a well-known politician still getting their money even though they have been sent to we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >> you are watching abc 7 n

hundreds turned out at a prayer vigil at riverside city hall last night. his 27-year-old partner was wounded in the attack and is expected to survive. the names of the two officers have been kept a secret because authorities fear donor could go after their families next. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the manhunt. we will update you with new developments during the newscast. the latest breaking news is on twitter at abc7 news bay area and on the web site at abc7news.com. >> in the bay area we are on the storm watch this morning as snow falls in the higher elevation and bay area roads are slick and will probably stay that way through the commute. now to abc7 news reporter live with that story. >> the showers are spotty this morning. it is not raining here but the streets behind me showed it was raining moments ago. it comes and goes but the good soaking happened last night when the rain started. lock at this video last night from civilian and daly city area. good rain came down. it has been a while. so, some people had their umbrellas and pa

and riverside city and also san bernardino. the offer of this $1 million reward is clear demonstration that we are collectively committed to solve this tragic case as quickly as possible. we thank you for all the partners for that. we will never forget that this senseless tragedy that started just last sunday in our city of irvine. seven days ago, our community lost a wonderful young couple that was preparing to get married soon. chief lawrence a safety officer at usc and monica kwan a basketball coach at cal state fullerton. it is important to know that they had dreams and aspirations. our irvine police department is committed to helping find this suspect every day and every night. >> gregg: we've been listening to the officials in los angeles. you heard the mayor of irvine talking about monica kwan the daughter of now retired police officer who represented the suspect in a termination hearing which resulted in his being fired and disciplinary charges against him. let's go back to alicia who is outside lapd headquarters. talk

the community gathered at riverside city hall to pay tribute to the three officers who were shot. officers have been identified but we do know the officer who died was just 34 years old. >>> and this manhunt no doubt has been nothing short of chaotic and now two innocent bystanders are in the hospital after being caught up in all of this chaos. a 71-year-old woman is in intensive care this morning after she was shot twice in the back by police. she and her 47-year-old daughter were delivering papers early thursday morning when police mistook their truck for dorner's. the officers ended up opening fire hitting that truck with bullets. the daughter went in for stitches in her finger. >> we'll bring you the latest on the manhunt online and on air at nbcbayarea.com. just search manhunt. >>> we're also watching the weather this morning as we give you a live look at sfo. you can see some cloudy situation out there this morning. flights into the east coast being canceled in advance of a very powerful nor'easter out there. the impact being felt right here in the bay area. "today in the ba

. >> reporter: about three dozen bay area cities have some sort of limitation or ban in place. the argument come out of riverside where a city used zoning laws to ban storefront marijuana shops and one sued the city to try to stop the closure. we spoke with one who wants cities to have the final say in this. we'll hear from him coming up in about 30 minutes. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:05. after much controversy and debate, richmond city council will swear in a new councilmember later today. there was almost five hours of debate last night over who, which of the 12 candidates would fill the seat currently held by gary bell in the hospital in a coma. last night the council selected a 27 year old who currently works for assembly woman nancy skinner. >>> let's get a check on the tuesday forecast. christina loren is here. enjoying a lot of nice temperatures outside. chilly today. >> chilly and cloudy as well. nothing like yesterday. temperatures are going to be pretty nice. not too bad. you don't have to worry about dodging heavy rain showers until we hit thursday

it involves a dispensary and the city of riverside. riverside banned the pot club from operating within city limits. they say that's a slap in the face to voters who leaguized medical marijuana in 1996. the rules could impact cities all over the bay area. some that have banned pot clubs within city limits. bay area dispensaries are closely watching this case. >> i mean, i'd be very disappointed. because as a voter, i wouldn't feel like my voice is being heard. this is something that's been decided 16, 17 years ago. 1996. >> san jose is the only city in santa clara county to allow the sale of medical marijuana. >>> the city counsel bracing for a fight today taking on the issue of marriage equality. several members are expected the counsel put it on a future agenda and also call on the city to join a case currently before the u.s. supreme court aimed at overturning the defense of marriage act. that one defines marriage is the legal union between a man and a woman. now, this question will not receive the mayor's support. in a recent inter

band that is exactly the opposite of what the legislature was trying to accomplish. >> but the city of riversidern argued koit still be available chbl the banl is onlyúw$wÑ on store front pot dispensary autos this is an effort by cities to regulate in an area that dealú+zbç was te store front type medical marijuana facilities. so it's just one method. >> the high court has 90 days to make a decision. in the city the police chief says his story's ban would not prohibit growers from forming a cooperative. >> i can't find anything in the legislation or compassionate use initiative that allows for dispensary autos we're going to hear from a head cal marijuana(.rkñuser wo says relying on growers is impractical. it's a story we're working on for abc 7 news at 6:00. >> let's focus on the weather. it continues to be nice but sit changing just a bit. >> yes, showers on the wi we have cold showers on the way. we're looking at live doppler 7 hd showing high clouds around. it's partly cloudy and mainly sunny skies. 57 across the bay in oakland. 60 degrees up north in santa rosa. this is the forecast it will

this is a joint fund put up by the city of los angeles, the city of riverside, where a policeman was killed on thursday, and the city of irvine, where two people, the first victims were believed to have been killed a week ago today. this money is coming from government organizations, from police law enforcement, from private donors, from corporate donors in the city, these cities. they say they've raised about half of the $1 million goal, but they sdpoekt gexpect to get tha million to put up for a reward for the information leading to the arrest and capture of dorner. the search is going on. the most visible part of the search up in big bear lake in the san bernardino mountains. very snowy up there right now. the san bernardino sheriff says they have about 25 officers out today supported by a helicopter. that's about a quarter of the number of officers they had at the beginning of the search. but as they've sort of whittled down the number of vacant lodges and cabins up there that they've got to check, they're shifting the manpower accordingly. and of course, that is the area where th

this case involves a southern california medical marijuana dispensary and the city of riverside. riverside banned the pot club from opening within city limits and the club says that's a slap in the face to voters who legalized medical marijuana back in 1996. the court ruling could impact cities all over the bay area. some that banned put clubs within city limits. bay area dispensaries are closely watching the case. >> i would be very disappointed. as a voter i wouldn't feel like my voice is being heard. this is something that's been decided 16 17 years ago, 1996. >> for the record san jose is the only city in santa clara county allowing the sale of medical marijuana. today's hearing starts at 11:00. >>> 4:35. san jose city council will take on the issue of marriage equality today. several council members are expected to request the council put a resolution supporting marriage equality on a future agenda and call on the city to join a case currently before the u.s. supreme court that is aimed at overturning the defense of marriage act. they will not receive the mayor's support. in

none of those are in the city of riverside. we know is that approximately 20 minutes preceding the attack on our officers, there was an incident in the city of corona where we believe the same individual attacked lapd officers. at this time i would introduce the chief from the criminal police department to speak on that. >> thank you, sir. chief michael abel. as the chief mentioned, 20 minutes before their incident that will take us shortly after 1:00 this morning, the corona police department received 911 calls regarding an officer shot at the magnolia off-ramp at northbound i-15. corona dispatch dispatched to surrounding agencies. s several surrounding agencies rendered aid to the injured lapd officer. about 20 minutes later at 1199, an officer down broadcast put out which all responding officers responded to. the crime scene in corona is being processed in cooperation by local police department and the corona police department. on behalf of all law enforcement, our thoughts and prayers are with the riverside and los angeles p

this all stems from a southern california court case where a city, the city of riverside was taken to court by a dispensary claiming cities and counties cannot ban or restricted something the voters have already approved. as you can imagine, this is being closely watched in the bay area. >> i am having a hard time understanding why it keeps coming up. >> reporter: she has been using medical marijuana since it was approved. it would appear more cities would rather limit pot clubs or ban them all together. >> there are regulations already set up. guidelines around it and i just feel like i think everybody that should be able to do what they want to do it. >> reporter: nearly three dozen bay areas have limited or banned dispensearies. >> what they decided is that cities have a choice. 14 cities have decided to ban them. santa clara being the only one to allow it. >> reporter: they will be tested as the state supreme court will decide whether cities can have the right to restrict them. they decided to limit the number but wants the cities to have the final decision. >> it is disconcerting

opposite of what the legislature was trying to accomplish to make this available. >> but the city of riversideattorney argued it could be available with a ban through cult vacation co-ops. >> this is an effort to regulate in an area. so it's just but one method. >> the chief of police says there is no ban on co-ops growing medical marijuana as long as they don't tell sel it ask don't december pens to it people not amongst the co-ops. december pens riz are a money maiblging venture, a business. >> the supreme court has 90 days to make the decision. we$ú should know if the ban will stand. the reason they're holdingely it today is that school is sell briting it's 100 university. >> good open opportunity. >> thank you very much. >> you beat we want to take you back now to breaking news forestville. >> abc 7 newsb8e3÷ is joining us live tonight wlt latest from police. >> as mejsed we're not far from the entrance to the ranch and wibry just off 116 and forestville. this is the son noma county wine country sprawling with vineyards and the sheriff's department got a call. a woman says her boyfriend fo

. >> reporter: medical marijuana advocates are maintaining the state's law rules but the city of riverside says california's power gives them to control the use of land. according to the "mercury news" 160 cities have the ban 35 in the bay area and after today, after the california supreme court justices hearing the oral arguments, they will have 90 days to issue an opinion. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> thank you. and this just in. british parliament legalized same-sex marriage. the bill passed 400-175. while it's still several steps away from law, it calls for legalized gay marriage to begin in 2014. >>> u.s. government is suing credit rating agency standard & poor's. the justice department says the company gave high ratings to risky mortgage bonds. those bonds then plunged and the value contributed to the 2008 financial crisis. s&p denying wrongdoing. the state attorney general kamala harris this morning filed a separate lawsuit against the s&p. >> our investigation shows that s&p ratings pla role in the mortgage feeding frenzy on wall street. s&p called it

university of san francisco, the case involves a southern california pot club that sued the city of riverside over its decision to ban pot clubs. one side argued that state laws especially powers local governments to ban the establishment of pot clubs and the other side that they can only regulate the pot industry, not ban it all together. attorneys were interrupted by the justices several times and they appeared skeptical of the argument challenging the right of cities to ban pot clubs but one of the attorneys said that the court appeared divided. >> i feel that we clearly have certain justices in our corner. some of them showed their hands more than others. and i am -- feeling optimistic that those justices will be able to convince the ones that have a doubt. >> the court's special session at usf was to commemorate is school's history. the court will issue a ruling on the case within 90 days. >> sad and not surprised, that was the reaction of people that witnessed a crash that sent a woman to the hospital. a 29-year-old woman, a seven-year-old and a 1-year-old were crossing crestview drive

for several riverside, california, city officials, october 6, 1998 is a date they will never forget. - good morning, ameal. - good morning. ameal moore: stress, to me, before october 6, would have been a hectic day or a busy day with a lot of activity. all that changed dramatically after october the 6th. there's no comparison to the kind of stress that one goes through on a regular basis as compared to the stress that i underwent following that october 6 incident. a distraught riverside resident, angry that his chess club meetings had been canceled, decided he would take his revenge. ameal moore: and when we walked into the council chambers, the person that turned out to be the shooter was standing right just within the door at a table against the wall. he was a regular figure out in the audience. minutes later, the gunman entered the room next to the chambers, pulled out a gun, and began firing at the mayor and council members. ( gunshot ) laura pearson: i was turning very slowly and looking at him and thinking, "that's a nine millimeter. that should be a lot louder." you know, and

should the community of riverside still be concerned? >> the cityelfless service, continued selfless service, and all law enforcement across southern california, we thank them for their efforts to keep us, our residents safe and secure. the riverside way is to lead by example and take care of your troops. we will continue to do that here in riverside and across the southland. >> i want to emphasize that there is no connection to our city that we've been able to discern by reading the writings or through the investigation. we think that it's hard to know without interviewing this gentleman, but we think that he came upon randomly these two officers. and the last time he was seen in our city was as he fled from that scene, where he attacked the officers. so, we're not currently actively looking for him within our city. we're hoping that he is found today and that we can arrest him and bring him to justice today. >> what are you telling -- what are you telling your fellow officers, chief, about his capabilities, the weapons, what they should be doing?

today we're in sacramento at one of the really iconic restaurants of this city, the riverside clubhouse. you know, it's a place that's known for, well, the large cow that's atop it. kind of unique, right? that brings us to our first story. you know, in san francisco, they have more than 3,500 restaurants, and it's a number that's constantly changing because of some closing and some opening, but we found one restaurant that takes the farm-to-floor concept to an entirely different level. you may remember matthew and terces engelhart from our story a few years ago. they're the owners of the small but popular chain of restaurants in the bay area called cafe gratitude. >> it's amazing. it's delicious, amazing, beautiful. >> you may also remember cafe gratitude because the menu was particularly unique there. none of the entrees were cooked. nothing but raw food was served, and in a town where being different and unique is embraced, the idea was a success, and so the couple recently opened another eclectic restaurant called gracias madre in san francisco. the menu is mostly vegetarian, but unl

at usf today the seven justices of the state's top court heard arguments from one of those cities, riverside, which banned them and was sued as a result. the justices appeared skeptical of the arguments made on behalf of the medical marijuana industry. >> we're only asking for a very simple ruling, exactly what the statute says. you can't ban -- >> i just think it lends itself to lots of different kinds of unanswered questions and further litigati litigation. >> reporter: the justices were less severe in their treatment of the one who pointed out there's nothing in the medical marijuana law prohibiting local government from enacting bans on pot clubs. >> the state and federal government and implement a safe distribution for the medical use of marijuana. that has not happened. >> reporter: a medical marijuana advocate who attended the hearing said it seemed clear to him local governments can only regulate the medical pot industry, not ban it altogether. >> we need regulations through prohibition. prohibition has not worked for 100 years and it didn't work with alcohol. it doesn't work with an

. >> reporter: right now 200 cities and counties in california have a ban on retail medical marijuana dispensaries. this case they talk about today comes out of riversideused zoning powers to ban storefront marijuana shops and one of the shops went ahead to sue to stop the city from shutting it down. seve justices expected to hear the case in san francisco at 11:00 this morning. reporting live from san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:52. the u.s. government says sunnyvale high tech firm badly underpaid immigrant workers literally paying them pesos. >> scott mcgrew says this is flat out embarrassment for bloom energy. >> bloom accused of paying mexican workers to repair and clean power generators right in sunnyvale for the equivalent of $2.66 an hour. that would be a serious accusation against any company but this is a special company. bloom was an absolute media and investor sweetheart back in 2010 when it was the subject of a gushing "60 minutes" report and then investor meeting showing off technology. bloom makes these fuel cells at the time promoted as the energy production future. the u.s. federal judge ordered bloom to pay the

according to police he shot one officer in the city of carona later shot two other officers in the city of riverside latest photo of dorner. this is from the chp. officers say he is armed and extremely dangerous. investigators say he is wanted for killing the daughter of a former lapd captain and her fiance in irvine over the weekend. monica quan was a basketball coach at

the shootout with police happened early this morning in the city of corona and the city of riverside.e say this man, former lapd officer christopher dorner wrote a multipage manifesto linking himself to the killings. there's a strange twist. the father of the basketball coach who was killed represented the suspect in a hearing that result eed in the suspect being fired from the police department in 2009. we're hearing reports of an

and i want to acknowledge all of the county and city officials from riverside and irvine who helped out here and, of course, it may be that these people will qualify. that will be a determination made by the city attorney's office, not me or the police department, as andy neiman said. but if they qualify, they'll get the money. it's as simple as that. >> mayor villaraigosa, it's good that you spoke to those who have been living in fear after this now reign of christopher dorner is over. and i think that the family members and friends of officer crane whose funeral that you're about to attend will likely appreciate it greatly as well. thanks so much for your time. and thank god this is likely over. >> yes, thank god. >> mayor antonio villaraigosa joining us from los angeles on his way, again, to that funeral. we showed you the funeral procession just a little bit earlier on. >>> and when we come back, we are going to take you to the scene of the crime. you will hear things that are absolutely remarkable. the gunfire, the showdown, the fire that ultimately may have led to the death of the

he was last seen in a nearby city called riverside.he is being acaused of killing one police officer and injuring another one. and the pickup was found on fire here. and we just got a look at it i just posted a picture of it to twitter. it was first spotted by a passer by, shepard, near the ski resort. i called it in and said hey there is is a car on fire here at the mountains. the forest service rushed in and quickly identified it was his car. they couldn't get to it right away, shepard. they were very concerned that it was booby trapped. it turns out it was not. so they are operating on the premise that he is still in this area. >> shepard: so they are thinking at least is that he set the fire and took off so he must be close enough and they got to pounce right now. >> right. they are looking for him everywhere. there are reported sightings all over southern california. they are keeping their guard up. they are even looking for him in los angeles where he he was known to live. right now the focus is this mountainous area. let me tell

. >> riverside a safe and secure. we had a prayer vigil at city hall in public. there were no incidents. a great turnout and people showed that by coming down and you know, voting with their feet so to speak and letting us know that they feel safe and they want today show support for the officers that have been involved in this and their families and to let the prayers on their behalf. >> greta: chief, i just heard the mayor say that the riverside is safe and secure and i'm sure that you, know, i hope that people feel that way and hope indeed they are. and the fact is that you had two armed police officers on a routine duty who are not safe and secure, they're armed and they're police officers, this is a very dangerous situation, a rogue cop who threatened to kill more. >> well, for riverside, this was a random act of violence that came into our city so we responded appropriately and the police chief has led by example and taken care of his troops, as well as our city. >> i wish all of you-- yeah, go ahead, chief. >> i just wanted to add that we do believe that t

riverside, this was a random act of violence that came into our city. and so we responded appropriately and the police chief has led by example and is taking care of has troops, as well as our city. >> well, i wish all of you -- >> greta -- >> go ahead, chief. >> i wanted to add that we do believe that there was no specific target in riverside. i believe that these two officers unfortunately were the first uniformed officers that this individual came upon. he mentioned in his manifesto that the people who had aggrieved him were fair targets and their families were. by the way, any police officer, on or off duty. that was the way he was going to avenge his grievances. >> thank you both very much. and good luck, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> now, the fired lapd officer posted a lengthy manifesto online. here are some of his chilling and threatening words... >> this is so random and this guy is on a rampage, i don't know why in the world they can feel comfortable saying that. >> i don't want to alarm anybody in california. but let's be very candid here. nobo

city or town represents the executive branch of local government. motion to second to approve recommendations of staff. please vote. the role of the mayor of riverside is both complicated and simple. you're involved in chairing meetings and being the official spokesperson for the city. in addition to the kind of formal things, i try to see problems, get people who can make some difference ing them together and say, "let's do something about this." [ narrator ] the city council makes the laws that govern the city. they represent the legislative branch of government similar to congress on a national level. i'm having some concern, not feeling comfortable about... what our long-range plan is at the sewer plant. what we'd like the opportunity to do is to review the report, have the different departments look at it and come back with the council in the second week of february. [ narrator ] in this city, like many others a city manager administers the services the city provides. i work for the mayor and city council. they're the elected representatives. and they hire me to operate the city on a day-to-day basis providing services to the citizen. all the w

city council. the l.a. board of supers and the riverside board of supers add $100,000. so the reward could be 1.3 million by the end of the week. >>> the international community is reacting to north korea's third test of a nuclear device. the u.n. security council gathered for an emergency meeting and condemned the act. the underground test triggered an earthquake that measured about 5.0. it was done ducted against orders by the u.n. to stop all atomic activity or face more sanctions. >> the test is a clear and grave violation of the resolutions of the security council. together with the rest of the international community, i have repeatedly called on the due leadership of pyongyang to give up nuclear weapons. >> the white house responded saying the move by north korea is a highly provocative act that threatens international peace. president obama is expected to talk about north korea's nuclear test during tonight's state of the union address. >>> witnesses said it sounded like a war zone in a vallejo neighborhood. dozens of gunshots rang out on eastwood street last nig

the city mourns the deaths of monica kwan, keith lawrence, and our brave riverside police offic officer. i also feel great sadness for the injuries suffered by my officer, the second riverside officer and the two uninvolved citizens in torrence. with that, i'll answer a very few questions, i will not answer specific questions about the irvine homicide investigation. that is the primary agency on that investigation is irvine police department, but i will answer general questions. >> is there a barricade situation at the a hotel at point loma base told by san diego police department, helicopters over it. do you have any information if this is indeed dorner holed up in that hotel? >> i have nothing i can release on that at this time. >> chief, the confusion on the color of the vehicle, are you sure, what, what-- for a while it was blue, now it's gray. >> well, for those familiar with the nissans, they have a series of dark colors that are very similar, especially at night and they have a blue-gray, blueish-gray so they're easily confused, but we believe the manufacture listed color is gray

. >> the prosecutor, the riverside county district attorney is briefing reporters. >> -- shot at in the city of corona in our county and then the surviving officer from the riverside police department. so those are the three additional counts for a total of four separate charges. i'd like to identify the people on stage with me. to my left, captain tom weeks, here on the behalf of the corona police department. i'm sorry, jose perez, who is a deputy chief with the l.a. police department. sergio diaz, the riverside police department chief. and michael moriarty who is a chief in my bureau of investigation. along with my filing of the criminal complaint this morning, we also have obtained a no bail arrest warrant for this individual's apprehension. this individual, by both his words and conduct, has made it very clear to all of us that every law enforcement officer in southern california is in danger of being shot or killed. every day, our law enforcement officers patrol our communities to protect us, as citizens. to keep us safe. now, it is our opportunity, as citizens, to assist our law enforc

in riverside, two officers stopped at a traffic light we are also fired on, one of them died. >> the city mourns the deaths of monica quan, keith lawrence, and our brave riverside police officer. i also feel great sadness for the injuries is suffered by my officer, the second riverside officer, and the two uninvolved citizens in torrence. >> reporter: to compound the tragedy, a man and woman delivering newspapers were shot by officers who mistakenly shot that dorner was inside their car. thee hospitalized in stable condition, but it gives you a feeling for the absolute tension that is covering the entire los angeles area right now. back to you. >> jackie bensen, thank you. >>> please believe the body of an annapolis toddler is among the trash of one of these railcars. they say the toddler's mother chelsea boothe compared to smothering 2-year-old cassidy and throwing her in a dumps terr. neighbors called police yesterday after they hadn't seen her daughter. she was charged with first-degree murder today. she's being held without bond. >>> there is a new sketch of the man accused of groping

city of... and county of riverside, the county of san bernadino, the marshals service, the f.b.i., we're all working and collaborating to find christopher dorn eras soon as possible. >> suarez: you mentioned the large number of leads. have some of those come in response to your recently offered million dollar reward? >> yes. some have come in response to that. but we're following every single lead. we take this matter very, very seriously. remember there are three people dead, killed in cold blood by christopher dorner, a man who is obviously armed and dangerous, who has targeted some 50 individuals and families, who clearly is bent on some kind of revenge. we're doing everything we can to find him, to arrest him and to bring him to justice. >> suarez: you mentioned the target list. you've also got a large number of l.a.p.d. assets involved in the search itself. add to that an event like the grammy awards with a large number of v.i.p.s in town. has your police department been spread a little thin the last couple of days? >> well, they're certainly feeling the strain of having to deploy as many resou

. >> the city mourns the deaths of monica kwan, keith lawrence, and our brave riverside police officer feel great sadness for the injuries suffered by my officer, the second riverside officer and the two uninvolved citizens. >> the police chief mentioned the two citizens. police say officers fired on a car in torrance who they mistook for the suspect. s those two people were taken to the hospital and will survive. they say one of the most troubling aspects of this aspect is he has been using assault rifles and is heavily armed. >> well, of course he knows what he is doing. we trained him. he was also a member of the armed forces. it is -- it is extremely worrisome and scary, especially to the police officers involved. >> here in the bay area and all over the state the changeable message signs have been flashing his license plates and a blue alert for all law enforcement in the state will be in effect until this incident is resolved once again this suspect has threatened grave violence against law enforcement and anyone who stands in his way. police say anyone who sees him should call p