on friday, the l.a. police chief charlie beck announced to reopen an investigation into dorner's firing. an lapd smith says it was about maintaining public trust in the police force. >> he is not opening it up because of the accusations or the musings of someone who is a multiple murderer now, but he wants to assure the public knows that the l.a. police department is fair and transparent. >> the manhunt for dorner began last week after he allegedly shot dead monica quan, the daughter of the former police captain who represented dorner during his disciplinary action as well as her fiancee. dorner is also accused of shooting several police officers, one of them fatally. police pursuing dorner as part of a multi agency hunt were involved in at least two separate shootings, injuring two people thursday after they came across vehicles that looked similar to the suspects. dorner's truck was found abandoned and on fire. for more go to california to berkeley where we're joined by a journalist who runs the popular websi

for much of its history, the l.a. police department had a reputation for excessive force, corruption, and racism, says this author. >> the department famously described itself as the thin blue line, the new centurions that stood between chaos, which implicitly has often had an actress and american face -- an african-american face. >> it was placed under federal scrutiny after widespread abuses. there has been recruitment of more non-white officers and improved training and the a row over site was lifted years ago. a poll by the los angeles times showed 77% of voters approve of the police force's job performance,. authorities are offering a $1 million reward for information leading to his capture and co

i want to get to william la jeunesse who is at the l.a. police department. the lapd said when they had news they would come out and tell you. this is their guy. he is targeting their police officers. any word from lapd. what is happening at the scene where you are? >> they have not come down yet. they are monitoring an active shooter situation, trace. the last news conferences, they have given away of what they known with investigative details. as i said moments ago, this morning it seemed like they were searching for a needle in a haystack, reiterating to people in big bear, if you have surveillance video that could show this guy and the vehicle he might be in, let us know. we do have information that why he is there. because he had a friend, the initials according to affidavit by u.s. marshal whose parents had a cabin in the area. he headed there when he couldn't go to mexico and steal a boat in san diego. maybe the car broke down or broken axle up there and that is what abandoned him in the area. the good news, he doesn't have the stuff. only what is on hi

this guy has been very well-trained not only with the the l.a. police department, kelly, but also an a member of the navy. the navy reserves. so we know what we're up against and to be honest, this is one of the worst types of situations any police department can find themselves confronted with, when you have to go after one of your own. so how will they in fact find this guy? here is what's going to have to happen, kelly. this guy is going to have to slip up at some point or he's just going to have to make a decision that he's going to engage the police in some type of a battle in which we probably anticipate he's going to want to do which is fine. he's going to lose that battle and now what? christopher dorner knows he's going to lose that battle so there also exists a possibility, kelly, that this guy may decide to become suicidal. >> kelly: and we're looking at his pictures right now, you can see that he was a captain so he was an enlisted guy, in the naval reserve when you look at a guy like this, you've got to figure what made him snap. apparently

in the news back to the mountains for l.a. police searching for the ex-l.a. ia. meanwhile, los angeles police chief is ordering a review of the disciplinary case that led to christopher dorner's dismissal. >>> an emotional farewell to a young victim of gun violence in chicago killed in a park just days after performing for president obama on inauguration day. michelle obama was among the mourners attending the funeral for hadiya pendleton. her death further fueling the gun control debate. >>> steven seagal is helping to train members of joe arpaio's posse in the hopes of preventing future school shootings. kids actually took part. >>>people in the streets of rio janeiro. one of the biggest parties in brazil. lots of costumes, dancing, just your typical day at carnival. time now for the weather and over to ginger zee in boston. ginger. >> good morning to you, ron. let's get a check of that big storm out in the west and on the northern side you have the blizzard warnings. on the southern side the severe weather potential from east texas all the way through alaba

meantime, the entire l.a. police department remains on alert tonight and authorities say that includes beefed up security at tomorrow night's grammy awards. >> a maryland girl helping fire victims. nine-year-old lauren hahn sends care packages or drops them off herself at fire stations at local hospitals. surae chin reports lauren lost her own home to fire. >> she's always been a caring kid, but maybe because it gives her a tiny bit of putting the pieces back and a little bit of power that the fire took away. >> nine-year-old lauren has come to deliver her care packages to the fire department for future fire victims. the fire captain invited the little girl after hearing about, lauren's luggage. lauren puts so much thought in each one of these care packages for a little girl, she has a blanket, she has dolls, stuffed animals and coloring books. if anyone knows what it's like to lose a home, it would be lauren. >> after my fire, i wanted a blanket, so my mom asked around and we had some extras, so i asked, could we gi

this is someone who the l.a. police chief said knows what he is doing because we trained him. >> the police and authorities here have this area surrounded. so they do not think if he is outside of that cabin that he will get past them. now obviously the sun is starting to go down. that is going to create a whole new set of issues, but we heard ken wayne talking a couple minutes ago about how one of the things that authorities will have here are infrared sights so they can see at night. they can see where they have heat imaging ability so they can tell when there is something down there that is alive whether it's an animal or christopher dorner. that will help authorities once the sun goes down. that certainly is going to create a new set of issues. they won't be able to have the eye in the sky. >> it is a very tense situation. one that has been developing very rapidly all afternoon. we've been bringing it to you live on channel 2. thick black smoke and flames started pouring from that cabin where a man believed to be ch

the suspect, a former police officer himself. police right now looking for christopher jordan dorner. this man right here. police think he is very upset because he was recently fired from the l.a. police force. dorner has been on the run since yesterday and police say he shot and killed a college basketball coach and her fiance. police say they believe one of the victims was the daughter of an l.a. police captain. this morning officers say dorner was involved in three separate shootouts with police. one in corona and two in riverside. each of those instances an officer was hit. one of them suffered a graze wound. the two others suffered severe injuries. right now their conditions are not known but we'll of course keep you posted as more information

you were trying to explain this mind set on the internet and the call-in radio programs that people who hate the police and think the l.a. police is racist are trying to explain what put dorner over the edge. i got it. >> yeah. >> bill: but what you didn't do and number one, i don't even think that engagement is worthy this close to the crimes. you let things die down a little bit before you get into that. condemnation of dorner and the people supporting him absolutely. but you didn't do that. you condemn dorner not the people supporting him which i condemn the both. that's why you put yourself in a position to be chastised. do you understand my point of view? >> i do understand your point of view. i wish in retrospect that i had explained further. i don't think though that the fundamental argument that i was making was wrong even though if the message itself gets lost. if we are having this conversation then we are not having the conversation that i actually want to have. >> bill: you can't have a conversation on speculation. >> it's not speculation, bill. >> bill: it absolutely is speculation. because the system ruled

the former l.a. cop accused of murdering police officers for revenge. gary? >> reporter: leslie, the end of this manhunt started with a home invasion by this rogue former cop on the run. seen later by fish and game rangers who try to stop him, get their car sprayed with gunfire as dorner runs into the woods and then into the house. a big gun fight. two sheriff's deputies hit, one of them dies. a standoff, tear gas fired into the house which then catches fire. a body found in the burned-out rubble, dorner now presumed dead. the owners of this truck described a man matching dorner's spot who stole it from them in the mountains east of l.a. when he was spotted by officers, he repeatedly fired at them. >> he crashed the car and then took off into the forest. >> reporter: and into this house, which was soon surrounded by police. local cbs reporter cutter evans was 100 yards away listening to the extended firefight. [ guns firing ] >> reporter: two deputies were shot. >> one of our deputies was injured. he's being treated here at low loma linda. >> reporter: police

the current chief of the l.a. police department says he will reopen the disciplinary case that led to the firing of christopher dorner. the 33-year-old is wanted in three murders suspected to be revenge killings for a career he says was undone by racist colleagues. authorities are taking an advantage of a break in snowy weather to search for him. >> turn yourself in, because we will find you. you have disgraced the public safety, the police profession. turn yourself in. >> authorities say dorner is a military sniper and should be considered armed and dangerous. officers are guarding more than 40 people mentioned as targets in his manifesto. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast. >> quick check of the radar. still some flurries on cape cod and also up in the state of maine. we're going to switch our focus to a storm developing out to the west. in the dakotas and nebraska. moving into the mississippi valley at this stage of the game. it will be moving across the country and coming east by monday. we are in a mode kno

the massive manhunt spanned across several southern california police jurisdictions. it began when he thought the manifesto online where he claimed he was treated unfairly when he was fired from the l.a. police department in 2008 for making false statements. >> he communicated his -- the people would come via a grievance were fair game -- the people with whom he had a grievance were fair game according to him. police said thursday morning he ambushed to riverside officers. and it was killed, the other injured. >> of course he knows what he is doing. we trained him. he was also a member of the armed forces. it is extremely worrisome and scary. >> dorner's police and military training have authorities on high alert, sticking no chances. >> we will find him. you cannot have all these people looking for you and not be found. >> more than 1000 officers have joined in the man at -- in the man hunt. >> the president's picked to lead the cia face some tough questions to date. lawmakers grilled john brennan over the administration's unmanned drone policy targeting american terrorist. he said drawn districts are only used as a deterrent against him and the terrorist threats -- he said drone at

thousands of police officers throughout southern california and nevada are hunting for a former l.a. cop. police say thefficer has been on a shooting rampage that has left three dead and several others injured. sal castaneda joins us now from the newsroom with more on the suspect and his dangerous crime spree. >> reporter: tory, the suspect is a tomorrow los angeles police officer who was fired in 2008 for making false statements. he is suspected of killing two people over the weekend and then shooting and killing a riverside police officer this morning. 33-year-old christopher dorner is described as an african american man, 6'0," 270 pounds, last seen driveing a gray nissan pickup truck. he was seen here with then police chief william bratton, the police advisor relm hired by oakland. police say his crime spree began sunday night when he shot and killed a woman, monica kwan, the daughter of former police captain and her fiance, a 27-year-old man. last night police say he attempted to steal a boat from the harbor but was unsuccessful. now steal on the run dorner shot at 4 police officers at two separate

the death of 71-year- old geraldine mcintyre. police found her suffering from trauma to her body. she went to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >>> the l.a. police department now received more than 600 tips on the where abouts of the triple murder suspect, christopher dorner. dorner is that excop accused of killing a police officer and a young couple. now there's a million dollar reward still out there, if you know anything about where to find this guy. >>> metro released its report on crime today and here are a few of the headlines. motor vehicle thefts and thefts from cars are down 17 and 16 percent representatively. they say metro rails crime rate is lower than the jurisdiction it serves. metro is seeing an uptick in snatch thefts. crooks snatching a smart phone and running off. in 2013, metro transit police will add 52 new officers and 26 of them will be used for the new virile line. it will also be more uniformed officers riding along on buses. >> beware the red light traffic camera, especially if you are traveling around rockville. the city installed brand-new cameras last year. and they have seen a huge increase in violators ticke

we know the l.a. police department has had a history of some questionable incidents. t surprise me that there are people on the fringe who really are sympathetic and these sites are popping up. >> i want the three of to you hold on because i have more questions for you coming up. a quick programming note, as well. you can go inside the mind of an ex-cop and accused killer, the manhunt for christopher dorner tonight at 8:00. rt you - you sing to♪ ♪one smile that cheers you ♪one face that lights when it nears you.♪ ♪and you will be happy too. new griddle-melts to yourime usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. [ anouncer ] ihop's new griddle melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a xy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4.99. it's an epic breakfast sandwich. yeah we both relieve coughs, sneezing, aches, fevers. and i relieve nasal congestion. overachiever. [ female announcer ] tylenol® cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion. nyquil® cold and flu doesn't. stop! stop! stop! come back here! humans

. >> the l.a. police department is under attack. a former officer is the suspect in a deadly shooting spree. one police officer has already been killed. the shooter as threatened to kill even more. brandi hitt reports. >> a massive manhunt is underway for former los angeles accused of gunning down several other officers in a revenge killing. or you consider yourselves under attack? greg based on the circumstances yes. >> the lapd says 33-year-old christopher jordan dorner shot two officers in riverside early tuesday. one was killed and another seriously injured. minutes later, he also shot at officers in corona. publica bullet grazed and officers said. he is believed to have sped off in a gray nissan tighten pickup truck and he's probably changing the license plates. >> his whereabouts are unknown. we consider him armed and dangerous. >> he was fired by the lapd in 2008. he allegedly left behind an online manifesto corey claims he was terminated for reporting abuses. in the manifesto he blames the retired captain for getting him fire

you were trying to explain this mind set on the internet and the call-in radio programs that people who hate the police and think the l.a. police is racist are trying to explain what put dorner over the edge. i got it. >> yeah. >> bill: but what you didn't do and number one, i don't even think that engagement is worthy this close to the crimes. you let things die down a little bit before you get into that. condemnation of dorner and the people supporting him absolutely. but you didn't do that. you condemn dorner not the people supporting him which i condemn the both. that's why you put yourself in a position to be chastised. do you understand my point of view? >> i do understand your point of view. i wish in retrospect that i had explained further. i don't think though that the fundamental argument that i was making was wrong even though if the message itself gets lost. if we are having this conversation then we are not having the conversation that i actually want to have. >> bill: you can't have a conversation on speculation. >> it's not speculation, bill. >> bill: it absolutely is speculation. because the system ruled

. >> reporter: the l.a. police department says it's back to normal operations after the gun battle and fire that may have killed accused gunman christopher dorner. but it may not be over yet for the police and sheriffs in the l.a. area. the body has yet to be identified despite reports that his body may have been inside a charred out cabin from tuesday. >> sounded like one shot fired from inside the residence. >> there's still much work to be done. we just don't stop an investigation because the suspected individual may no longer be available. >> reporter: the l.a. times report that officers used tear gas to try and force dorner out of the cabin. once he was hold up there for hours. we're now learning that for days dorner may have been hiding inside a vacation cabin just across the street from a command post. the owner of the burned out cabin speaks out. >> the cabin has been used for many things. one was a post office at one point and to see it all go up in smoke is very sad for me but also for personal reasons, y

dorner claims he was treated unfairly when fired from the l.a. police department in 2008. he filed a wrongal termination case against the lapd but lost the case. >> the people with whom he had agreements were fair game and so were their families and so were any other police officers on and off duty. >> reporter: the killing spree began with a double homicide in orange county. the daughter of a former lapd captain was killed along with her fiance. and then he shot and killed an an officer and killed one. police mistakenly shot and wounded two women delivers newspapers when officers thought they spotted dorner's truck. >> of course he knows what he's doing. we trained him. he's also a member of the armed forces it's extremely worrisome and scary. >> reporter: stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it was a day of heated question for the man president obama wants to head the cia. john brennan was pressed hard on the use of drones and enhanced interrogation techniques by members of the senate intelligence committee. government memos leaked earlier this week showed drone

kill as many people as he can and he is going to be shot as well. >> judge jeanine: you know the l.a. police department. you though that they are going to not just protect themselves and their family but the public at large. do you think that there s enough out there to protect the public at large? >> there is never enough police officers. is one of the budget issues always with police. whether they are are looking at the people that he has targeted i would suspect that is where they are focusing their attention but there are always going to be police on the street looking to protect the people that they protect and serve. >> judge jeanine: dr. grasser thanks pore being with us. vote in our instapoll. tell us on facebook or tweet me @ judge jeanine. up next the latest on the deadly storm that buried thehee [ cheeping ] [ male announcer ] you hear that? that's the sound of car insurance compani these days. here a cheap, there a cheap, everywhere a cheap... you get it. so, what if instead of just a cheap choice, you could make a smart choice? like, esurance for example. they were born online a

christopher dorner here, the ex-cop accused of killing three people, including a riverside police officer. a civilian employee of the twin towers jail, not too far from the l.assibly seeing dorner. that jail is now on lockdown. the last tangible clue, as i mentioned, came from big bear. here was his truck. this is a burnt out truck from just yesterday. pictures from yesterday. they're going through evidence. they wouldn't tell media yet what was found in that truck. it had been set on fire. there were footprints leading from it. but the trail went cold in a nearby forest. and, again, there is new hope today that the storm, some of the snow will help them track dorner. searchers tell us any tracks dorner might leave will be much easier to see in new fallen snow. miguel marquez live in los angeles where this manhunt began. and miguel, what is the latest you're hearing? >> reporter: well, that manhunt is still continuing. and across all of southern california there are, you know, twitchy people everywhere. it was downtown, it was the latest one that the jail center there, jail had to go on lockdown because they thought they saw him there. earlier today in barst

the manhunt for the former l.a. policens east of los angeles. that's where christopher dorner's burned-out truck was found. searchers followed footprints in the? he but did not find anything. it's cold there this morning with more snow expected. cbs reporter teresa garcia with the latest from the heavily fortified l.a. police headquarters. >> reporter: police say helicopters equipped with infrared and thermal imaging searched through the night for 33-year-old christopher dorner the ex-lapd officer they say is now hunting his former colleagues. >> the streets will be full of patrol cars. >> reporter: the heaviest search is taking place in big bear, california. dorner's burned-out truck was found there thursday afternoon and a door-to-door search is under way. >> we'll head back down closer to where we live and keep my family safe. >> reporter: dorner posted a manifesto on his facebook page where he vowed to get revenge for being fired in 2009. >> he is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: outside lapd headquarters, officers ar

. >>> los angeles police offering a $1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of fugitive ex-cop christopher dorner. he's suspected of killing three people. today, the l.a. police chief emphasized how much a threat the department considers him to be. >> this is the largest local reward ever offered, to our knowledge. some may ask why so large? this is an act, and make no mistake about it, of domestic terrorism. >> multiple agencies are helping in the search, including u.s. customs and border protection. the agency is also using drones to track him down. a spokesperson says they don't discuss methods or assets they might deploy. >>> more than 4,000 people are stranded on a cruise ship off the coast of mexico tonight. it's operating on energy power after an engine fire. the fire was put out, but the ship will need to be towed. a tug boat is on the way, and it will tow the ship to the nearest port in mexico. another cruise ship is on the scene, delivering supplies. >>> five people were killed during a cruise ship's safety drill in spain today. one of the cables snapped on a lifeboat, causing it to plunge 65 feet. none of the 1400 passengers on board was hu

. >>> the l.a. police sergeant have cracked a case. she had a hunch dorn never was the one who killed the young woman and fiance in california. he had a connection to the woman. >> and a "wall street journal" says there's been a wave of car bombs in damascus, syria. 90 people died from separate atacts. most died from a powerful car bomb. >>> "the new york times" says seven republicans are cautiously moving to expand medicaid. it could give an u unexpected min f for the president. it's a very interesting story. >> very interest ig. the former owner of a peanut company has been charged with an outbreak. containers were covered in dust and rat droppings. the salmonella outbreak in 2008 >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by macy's. >>> a former san diego mayor admits taking millions from her husband's charity to pay for a ranging video poker habit. >> i was an electronic heroin. the more you did the more you needed and the more you weren't satisfied. >> later this morning she'll tell you whooi illness caused her to gamble.

in this case the l.a. police department, where they have an incident where they feel wronged, aggrieved, and they spend the rest of their lives sometimes simply xeroxing copies of their complaint to everybody they know and then piling up their copies and they spend the rest of their lives trying to deal with something instead of moving on. this is obviously a much more grievous case where a person has been killing people because of this incident where he feels aggrieved. [ inaudible ]. >> i think we're missing -- we're going to have to get a better connection with you. we're going to have to try to get a better connection. we'd like you to come back and tell us -- let's go back to john yang at our bureau in los angeles. john, how long has this been a front page story out there? how long has this been, this manhunt, been a focus of attention? >> this has dominated the headlines since thursday. that was the day there were the shootings -- the gun fight in torrens between lapd officers who were guarding a home, one

stay with abc 7 news for coverage of the l.a. police shooter manhunt. we're going to update you during this newscast. whit happens we'll be here up and date you on this major story happening. >> bun violence is on the top of the list. abc 7 news joins us now from sacramento with more on the battle over guns. >> new york pass aid slew of bills, california loss says democrats here want that title back. >> 50 shots fired in a span of 50 seconds. the police chief says he needs help getting guns off the streets. >> i live a mile from that intersection. so i can tell thu is a quality of life issue. >> senate democrats unveiled bills in recent weeks they required a pemplit to purchase ammunition and weapons. but they now want to ban detachable magazines change definition of an el little shotgun to include new technology. and require all guns to be registered with the state. >> we need to lead the way. california needs to answer the call. >> bilz are infringement autos gun owners say this won't have stopped massa kerz like handy hook had they been enacted. >> wh

in a manifesto posted online, he raged about being a victim in the l.a. policeepartment and being wrongfully fired for police misconduct. he posted a manifesto. he killed the daughter and fiance of a high-ranking member of the force. >> an internal affairs review will determine if the department acted properly in firing dorner. >>> olympic star, oscar pistorius. the defense says it was a tragic mistake. tina kraus reports for wjz, with the latest on this story, making international headlines. >> reporter: former olympian oscar pistorius, headed back to jail, after another emotional day in court. the 26-year-old accused killer broke down in tears, during a closed court hearing, where his lawyer called the shooting of pistorius's girlfriend, an accident. the double-amputee track star, known as the blade runner, says he shot reeva steenkamp in his home because he thought she was an intruder. in his affidavit, he said he felt vulnerable when she thought there was someone in the bathroom and fired shots while he was not wearing his artificial legs. then he felt horro

teresa evans had trained him and worked as his partner in the l.a. police department. he accused her of police brutality. leading to his dismissal for making false statements. now evans tells the "l.a. times" that in her words something told me there was some kind of connection. >>> 4:48 now. our nation's leaders now have less than a week to agree on a budget plan ordeal with the consequences of those automatic spending cuts. yesterday president obama called john boehner and mitch mcconnell. none of the parties involved discussed the details of the phone calls. members of the house and senate have been on vacation and are due back on capitol hill this coming monday. >> both sides i think aren't really making a move and both look bad in the process. >> the so-called sequester would mean automatic cuts of $85 billion between march and september. that would include cuts of 8% to the pentagon, 5% to domestic agencies operating budgets. >>> president obama will meet today with japanese prime minister shinzo abay. they will be discussing the north korea nuclear threat. the un

the l.a. police chief will reopen investigation into why dorner was fired in the first place. >> i'm not doing this to appease him i'm doing this so the community has faith in what the police department does. >> dorner claims he was let go from the force because he accused top commanders of corruption and racism. there is also new surveillance video shot last monday after dorner shot a young couple. shows a man getting out of that truck. he dumped something into the dumpster. police say that was an ammunition clip. >> one of the employees went through the trash. he came back with a clip. like a magazine full of bullets, a belt, a military belt and helmet. and he brought it to me and said where did you find it? he said he found it in the back of the dumpster. >> the man hunt has led to extra security and long lines at the mexico border crossing. he may have wanted to flee to mexico when he tried to steal a boat in san diego. dorner is suspected of killing an irvine man and fiance. last night the team

he feels he was wronged by the l.a. police department.as wrongly fired because he turned in a police officer for what he said was excessive force against someone that was being arrested. they had a hearing and they deemed he was lying. then he was fired. he said he would not live to see his name cleared, but that he said, i'm quoting again here, that he would in fact seek revenge against the sheriffs or police officials who took away his life and his good name. saying he never had a chance to have a family and now he was going to take their family and first two victims, say police, the soften and the daughter rather and fiance of the man who defended christopher dorner during that hearing that ultimately led to him being fired. >> neil: trace, separate issue, they check the border thinking he may have fled there. obviously did not seem to be the case here. with reports now that some officers down, do we know for example if he is by himself or any hostages or anything like that? >> the reports we have heard so far, he is in fact by himself

it could also help officers as they look for tracks in the snow. l.a. police chief said last night schools and businesses that were closed or in lock down would reopen this morning but according to the school district website that is not the case. schools are still shut down and we have contacted area ski resorts that are in a stand by mode. sheriffs deputies and local police have been going door to door warning of the 33-year- old. they are also conducting aerial searches and using canine units to try to track dorner. his burned out pickup truck was found on a forest road. today they will be tracking for the tracks. >> we want to have fresh people out there in the field on the ground and as i said we'll have plenty law enforcement in patrol cars all throughout the area. >> reporter: now the entire state of california is under a tactical alert and the search for dorner has now extended to arizona, mexico, and nevada where he owns a home near las vegas. a naval base was in lock down after someone spotted a person that looked like dorner there. perhaps trying to

kill as many people as he can and he is going to be shot as well. >> judge jeanine: you know the l.a. policeartment. you though that they are going to not just protect themselves and their family but the public at large. do you think that there s enough out there to protect the public at large? >> there is never enough police officers. is one of the budget issues always with police. whether they are are looking at the people that he has targeted i would suspect that is where they are focusing their attention but there are always going to be police on the street looking to protect the people that they protect and serve. >> judge jeanine: dr. grasser thanks pore being with us. vote in our instapoll. tell us on facebook or tweet me @ judge jeanine. up next the latest on the deadly storm that buried the northeast under several feet of snow. including me. wouldn't it be cool if we took the nissan altima and reimagined nearly everything in it? gave it greater horsepower and class-leading 38 mpg highway... advanced headlights... and zero gravity seats? yeah, that would be cool. introducing the comp

dorner claims he was treated unfairly when fired from the l.a. police department in 2008. he filed a wrongful termination case against the lapd but lost the case. >> the people with whom he had a grievance are fair game and so were their families and so were any other police officers on and off duty. >> reporter: the killing spree began sunday with a double homicide in orange county. the daughter of a former lapd captain who represented dorner in his suit was killed along with her fiance. then on thursday morning he shot and injured an officer and shortly after that ambushed two more at a traffic light killing one. >> during the morning's chaos police mistakenly shot and wounded two women delivering newspapers when officers thought they had spotted dorner's truck. >> of course he knows what he's doing. we trained him. he's also a member of the armed forces. it's extremely worrisome and scary. >> reporter: in his manifesto, dorner says he won't stop until his name is cleared. stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it was a day of heated questioning for the man presid

he lodged a deadly vendetta against the l.a. police. teresa garcia reports. >> reporter: it is indeed the body of wanted cop killer christopher dorner found inside a charred cabin near big bear lake. the identification was made three dorner's dental records. law enforcement engaged an intense four-hour shoot-out tuesday finally catching up with the f the fugitive. the coroner has not yet given a cause of death. the san bernardino county sheriff says the situation has come to a close. >> we believe that this investigation is over at this point. >> authorities say dorner was carrying out a deadly revenge campaign, upset over his firing from the los angeles police department in 2008. by the end of this rampage, police say dorner killed four people, two of them law enforcement, and wounded two others. theresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> in south africa, oscar miss tore ya, the double amputee murder appeared in court this morning. pistorius arrive at the pretoria courthouse to face charges he murdered his girlfriend. she was shot four