and in addition, to the los angeles police department. they have not been as involved as the local san bernadono he has been confirmed dead. >> pam: according to the los angeles police do you have a sense that the urgency has changed in the area since you are in big bear? from those earlier reports that he was confirmed dead. do you still feel that the police are still on high alert. >> once we thought we heard the word, often that he was dead it seemed like there was a little bit of a tension relief in the air. it has been difficult to even get deputies and law- enforcement to talk to us and even the basic about where we should be stationed in with our satellite truck. we do not know it was christopher dorner. >> we are all of all waiting word certainly, news agencies are stunned and what is next for you, chris? >> we are repositioning ourselves we will be continuing to bring you updates but for their way. there are going to be privy to a conference from other side of the mountain. we are not able to get to that point because those roads

that looks like commander andrew scott, let's go ahead and listen in. >> affairs for the los angeles police department. i have a couple quick announcements and quick updates. first of all, the hearts of the los angeles police department, chief charlie beck, we know they suffered a tragic loss. we know what it's like to lose a fellow officer and it breaks everyone's heart to let them know what those families are going through. on behalf of the los angeles police department and chief charlie beck, our deepest sympathies go out to the san bernardino department. with respect to the shootout and burning cabin. this is a san bernardino sheriff investigation. they have the lead on this particular part of the investigation. san bernardino county sheriff suffered the loss when their deputied tried to take this individual into custody and they will be conducting the followup investigation into that incident. i would like to clarify misinformation that has been put out there. i just got off the phone with the sheriff's department. that cabin is still too hot for anybody to make entry. there has been n

the los angeles police department is expected to hold a press conference, we'll bring live analysis and reaction to the fourth state of the union address. perhaps a bigger story, marco rubio's republican response in what is a very busy news night. police have not officially confirm that had is that of dorner but sources claim, it is in fact him. police launch aid tactical operation on the cabin after a man believed to be dorner barricaded himself inside. police say he never came out of the cabin and a shot was heard inside before the house was engulfed in flames. after dorner reportedly broke nrk a fire broke out and police launched tear gas as part of the operation. dorner founld the cabin after engaging in a gun battle with police that left one one deputy dead, one injured. police had been swarming the mountains of big bear lake since thursday when they found his burned out pickup truck in the area, standing by on the phone with the latest on the events, is alicia. >> yes, we're waiting confirmation on whether or not that is in fact krift fern dorner's body inside of the burned out ca

and kwan, the daughter of a former los angeles police captain. was a beloved assistant basketball coach at cal state fullerton. >> a really bright light was put out way too soon. >> the pair's senseless killing left a community in shock, and police searching for answers. three days later, a break in the case. >> today we have identified christopher dorner as a suspect in this double homicide. dorner was an lapd officer through 2009 and a reservist for the united states navy. a particular interest at this point in the organization is a multipage manifesto, in which the suspect has implicated himself in the slayings. >> dorner's angry manifesto was much more than a clue. posted on facebook, it was a clear and direct threat aimed at members of the lapd who dorner claimed ended his law enforcement career. in his manifesto, dorner warned that his targets would include not only police but their family members as well. writing, i never had the opportunity to have a family of my own. i'm terminating yours. dorner's chilling manifesto made clear monica kwa

he's doing it because he wants to insure that the public knows that the los angeles police department is fair and transparent. >> several southern california law enforcement agencies announced the formation of a joint task force to find dorner. now chief charlie beck of the los angeles police department says that he hopes that this reward, that there is going to be announced today, and also the fact that they're reopening this investigation, into the firing of dorner, could help persuade dorner to turn himself in. mart snn. >> we hope that's the case, casey wian outside of the lapd headquarters. >>> an l.a. police and the fbi as well as the l.a. mayor will be holding a press conference. we expect it to be at 4:00 p.m. eastern from the headquarters there. we'll bring it to you live along with the latest updates. >>> in the northeast is digging out after being buried in snow by a huge blizzard. the region slowly limping back to normal. airports in new york, boston and connecticut are open. amtrak restoring limited service between new york and boston and it has modified or resumed servic

tonight from los angeles, we bring you the story of one man who waged a deadly war of retribution and take you inside one of the largest manhunts in los angeles police history. for almost a decade, irvine, california, has been known as the safest city in america. but in early february, this l.a. suburb was the scene of after terrible double murder. a crime at the time that offered no hint of the terror to come. >> call came out at 9:10 this evening at 2100 scholarship at a parking structure. >> february 3rd, 9:10 p.m. when irvine police responded to a tip and found keith lawrence and his fiancee monica kwan. both had been shot dead in lawrence's parked car. each had been shot multiple times. >> we are trying to figure out what happened. >> initially police had no motive and no leads. >> they get it in to lawrence. >> lawrence was a well liked former college basketball player who had just begun a law enforcement career as a university of southern california safety officer. and kwan, the daughter of a former los angeles police captain was a beloved assistant basketball coach at cal state fullerton. >> a really bright light was put out way too soon. >>

police officers on protective duty in the los angeles suburb of corona, were flagged down by a man who had spotted dorner's truck at a nearby gas station. the police followed the truck. >> exiting the freeway of the officers made that turn to eastbound where the suspect exited the vehicle, was out vehicle, immediately, with a shoulder weapon and started to shoot at the officers. the officers took cover and returned fire. >> reporter: in the resulting exchange of gunfire, one bullet grazed abresponding officer's head. and their patrol car was so damaged then couldn't chase corner as he drove away. >> the suspect, christopher corner, he is driving a 2005 charcoal gray nissan pickup truck, the last license plate known was -- >> reporter: although he was being hunted, corner was not finished doing the hunting. 20 minutes after his shoot-out in corona in nearby riverside, as an 11-year police officer and his train he were stopped at a red light, corndor dorner pulle beside him and opened fire. veteran officer michael crane, a father of two, was kill

tonight >> judge jeanine: she was a chief psychologist for the los angeles police department. dr. debbie glaser joins me from los angeles. thanks for being with us. now -- >> you're welcome. >> judge jeanine: dorner was fired from the l.a. police department in 2008. why is he snapping now? >> that is a good question. i would suspect that there was something that has oh o curbd that has caused him to snap now. maybe it was looking for a job. maybe it was an issue with a relationship. i tonigh don't know. but i would suspect that something happened. >> judge jeanine: and doctor, you have dealt with a lot of l.a.p.d. issues and problems. >> right. >> judge jeanine: and you a lot of experience. you are well versed in this. can you tell us whether or not dorner is someone who, you know, should have been identified as being dangerous? i mean does something like this just happen? >> there is no way, unfortunately, for anybody psychologists included to predict who s going be dangerous and who s not. all police officers in the state of california are given a preemployment psychological scre

that evening the los angeles police department announced a new strategy a joint task force. >> insideficers from the los angeles police department, the irvine police department, riverside police department, the fbi, the u.s. marshalls service and other allied law enforcement agencies throughout southern california and throughout the region. >> reporter: day five, sunday, dorner remained on the loose. >> everyday that dorner is loose, the likelihood of an attack on either a uniformed police officer or a family of a police officer is likely. >> reporter: southern california remained gripped by fear and unse uncertainty. a home improvement store was evacuated in l.a. after the mere mention of a dorner sighting. the los angeles police were founding themselves spread too thin between the ongoing manhunt and extra security at the grammy awards. they announced that low priority radio calls might go unanswered. >> it was a tremendous strain on our resources. remember, we had to protect the 50 people that were targeted, protect their families as well. we were on a tactical alert for virtually

issues with the lapd, people have their issues with police officers, but you cannot send a message to the disgruntled that murder is an option. i think what he needs to see is the people of los angelesearing lapd gear the way we did in new york after 9/11. there has to be a solidarity with the institutions to say their channels, whether in the los angeles police department or the department of justice, to look into things, but if you are going to start killing people like quan's daughter, people who are innocent saying you'll wreak havoc, you heard everybody. southern california is paralyzed while he carries out his entitlement to draw attention to grievance. that's unacceptable. when you see charlie sheen saying call me, public information and those of us who inform the public have failed. because that's unacceptable. >> and i understand murder is never ever ever an option obviously in this case, but it's interesting when you read the top part of the manifesto, he starts to make sense. about halfway through, he digresses. not that he's not smart. we have to cut it, but thank you so much. >> every spectacle killer wraps himself in something righteous that people can relate to. alway

manhunt. >> reporter: the manhunt continues for accused cop killer for christopher dorner the los angeles police chief is reopening the investigation into his firing from the force. >> he wants to ensure that the public knows that the los angeles police department is fair and transparent. >> it is alleged online, he claims he was wrongfully terminateding for reporting police abuse vowing revenge by killing officers and their families. abc news has learned that he taunted a victim's family after the shooting spree. >> it's warfare. >> four days after she and her fiance were gunned down, federal documents showed a man called the father a retired police officer and said he should have done a better job in protecting his daughter. he represented him during his termination. then dorner shot three officers on thursday, killing one and then vanished. >> just because we haven't heard from mr. dorner doesn't mean that she not dangerous. >> the search appears to have gone cold with police still scouring the mountains east of los angeles where his burned out truck was found. law enforcement officials tell

in which authorities say dorner took the life of a police officer, a sheriff's deputy, and to other people. jim spellman has the latest from outside the los angeles police department. >> christopher dorner the former police officer turned murder. >> it is difficult to identify the remains of someone in the building. that could take weeks. it will be a forensic dental analysis. >> he was spotted driving in the area by california fish and game officer. >> i noticed a white truck driving erratically at a high rate of speed. because he was drawn to this erratic behavior he took a good look at the driver. >> the suspect fired on him before carjacking another car and retreating into the woods into a cabin. >> to sheriff's deputies were shocked one later died. >> this is a very difficult day for law enforcement. >> the swat team stormed the cabin and smoke the devices were detonated. tuesday marked the final finale to a violent killing spree that started a week ago. >> the suspect was out to avenge his firing from the police department. the suspect went after the families of police. >> he fired on four different police officers onto different encounters

the search for chris dorner. los >> we will continue the search and i also have with me assistant chief from the los angeles policetment. >> thank you, sheriff. good evening. this complex and violent investigation led to this mountain. joining the sheriff and the sheriff's department, the los angeles police department, river side, and other -- riverside and others. we are committed to working with them in apprehending this individual. thank you. >> thank you. we have been in communication with our board of supervisors. they are committed to making sure we have the resources to continue this investigation as long as we need to. representing the third district of the county, this area, the supervisor. >> thank you, sheriff. on behalf of san bernardino county our hearts and prayers go out to the victims. we are here to take sure he has the resources that he needs to make sure the job is done. we are here to commit and to make sure we stand with the sheriff. >> thank you, supervisor. >> that is all we have. if there are questions i will take a couple before i have to go. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> what i s

the manifesto, was shot and killed along with her fiance while sitting in their car. on wednesday, police officially named dorner as the suspect. quan, who was 27, was the daughter of retired los angeles police officer randal quan. in dorner's alleged online rantings, he blamed randal quan for mishandling the appeal for his termination. dorner lost his appeal in 2011. before monica quan was killed, dorner allegedly made this threat in his writings. i never had the opportunity to have a family of my own. i'm terminating yours. police here know what they're up against. neighborhoods are on lockdown. intersections sealed off. officers on edge. so much so that two undercover lapd officers opened fire on a pick-up truck they thought was dorner's. turns out it was two women delivering newspapers. one was reportedly shot in the hand. the other in the back. but they'll be okay. meantime, the lapd says it's doing all it can to insure the safety of their personnel and their families. >> of course, he knows what he's doing. we trained him. he was also a member of the armed forces. it is -- it is extreme ly worrisome and scary. especially to the police officers involved. >> those officers know if

the citizens in los angeles are safe. >> are you looking for accomplices? >> as the investigation unfolds, anybody that assisted him in hietding from the police department, assisted him in avoiding capture or in any way is criminally culpable and i can assure you the los angeles police department and the district attorney's office will leave no stone unturned to find out if in fact someone was assisting this man in his terrible crimes and his eluding capture. okay. last question. >> we are still on tactical alert and maintaining high profile in all of our facilities to make sure they're secure and still maintaining security on protected employees. i will turn it over to the spanish speaker for a few minutes here. >> just heard from commander andrew smith of the los angeles police department saying that despite what cnn and a number of news agencies have reported based on multiple sources they say no search has been made of that cabin, that it is simply too hot. he said as of eight minutes ago when he talked to the sheriff's department which is the lead investigative agency on this site, it is simply too hot to go in and search for a body. therefore he says no bod

people serving in the archdiocese of los angeles who may be open to prosecution for their behavior during the years in question? >> well, i know that the distric attorney's officend the policee in los angeles are reviewing, combing through the files to determine whether there were, in fact, activities or conduct that took place during a period of time when the statute of limitations hasn't run. unfortunately, many of these crimes occurred in -- a decade or so ago so the statute of limitations has s likely run on virtually all if not all of them. >> suarez: can you give some some examples of individual priests or cases where the kind of behavior that's beenalleged over a long period of time that in many cases the church denied was, in fact, going on? >> father miller, who served in various parishes throughout los angeles in the '70s there were complaints of sexual abuse relating to him. he admitted to the fact that he was sexually abusing children. he was sent for treatment at one of the treatment facilities of the catholic church and yet put back into ministry and continued the sexual abuse again. you have father cafoe who early on there were reports that children were bein

the shooting deaths of a police officer, the daughter of a retired lapd captain, and her fiancÉ. they discovered his burning truck on thursday. so far, he has eluded capture. the mayor of los angelesdelivered a strong message to him today. >> turn yourself in. we will find you. you have disgraced the police profession. turn yourself in. >> authorities say he is angry about his dismissal from the los angeles police department and left and online manifesto declaring war on the people he believes to be responsible. the manifesto includes several law-enforcement officers. dorner is also trained military sniper and considered armed and extremely dangerous. stay with us. john will have to check on the forecast when >> the 11 insta-weather forecast with john collins. >> today turned out pretty good. we did not get any snow at the airport. just east, there were lingering snow showers around sunrise and on the eastern shore. it did not amount to anything. the accumulation jester they were minor. temperatures today were fairly close to the averages. 1944 was a cold year, seven degrees below zero. there were several days that year that made the record low. we were not close to that today. he

it was four years ago today that he was fired from the los angeles police department. investigators say they believe that dismissal is what led to the murderous rampage. so far three people have been killed. two others injured. investigators released a new image of dorner taken january 28th by a security camera at a hotel in orange county. the search for him continues today in the snowy mountains in big bear lake where investigators found his burned-out truck. >> my understanding is that the car got stuck in the mud up there. so there was some thought that there was a die versiversion to attention, but there was some speculation that he got stuck there. >> turn yourself in. turn yourself in because we will find you. you have disgraced the public safety, the police profession, turn yourself in. >> profilers don't believe dorner will give up. he is suspected in the shooting death of a police officer a university security officer and his fiance, the daughter of a retired l.a. police captain. that captain is named in dorner's online manifesto declaring war on the people he

chris donor, not so much behind what he did, his actions they don't support the actions of the los angeles policeepartment and that manifesto made by chris dorner, he made wide, sweeping accusations of abuse and corruption against the los angeles police department. in fact, when i was there last week, i asked the los angeles mayor, antonio villaraigosa if any legitimacy or credence should be given to dorner's words. >> there is nothing, absolutely nothing, that was done to this individual that would rationalize in any way the murder of three innocent people. the notion that somehow this deranged individual should be given any creed dense boggles my mind. >> reporter: deb, it is the the way the lapd handled this dorner manhunt and investigation. last week, on thursday, they opened fire against two innocent civilians, two hispanic women, delivering newspapers at dawn in a neighborhood being given that security detail that does of families were receiving after dorner's manifesto surfaced. >> absolutely. clearlying that something that even the police themselves will be looking into, the car those two

so far there are no signs of the former los angeles police officer. some investigators say or think he may have possibly fled to mexico. security has been increased at the border crossing. los angeles police department says they are trying to make amends to the two women mistakenly shot by police. they mistack took the woman who were delivering newspapers in a truck to dorner. the 47-year-old was hit in the back and still in intensive care. her daughter was not seriously hurt. the l.a. police chief apologized to the family and told them they would receive a new pickup truck. >>> texas governor rick perry is beginning his trip through california today. perry will meet with executives in high-tech, financial insurance, and film industries. he's trying to encourage them to relocate their firms to texas. and this trip follows a controversial week long radio blitz. >> building a business is tough. but i hear building a business in california is next to impossible. this is texas governor rick perry and i have a message for california businesses. come check o

. >>> also tonight, the los angeles police chief says he will reopen the disciplinary proceedings thatris dorner's firing and look into what may have insure gaited it. >> he is not opening it because of the accusations or the musings of someone who is a multiple murderer. he wants to do it because he wants tone sure that the public knows that the los angeles police department is fair and transparent. >> dorner alleged that he was wrong fallly fired after alleging that his partner used excessive force in an arrest. >>> there are still no signs of christopher dorner. they believe dorner is heighting out in east los angeles. more on the latest developments from los angeles. >> reporter: california authorities say that the search for fired los angeles cop christopher dorner is the most significant man hunt in the state's history. they say they have discovered new clues left behind in dorner's abandoned burned out pickup truck. cps found that dorner had two long range rifles, cold is viefer gear, gas mask. he says he is out for revenge in the 2008 firing from the lapd. l.a. police chief tol

we suspect to learn more on this when the los angeles police chief takes the podium and there the press conference is getting ready and that will happen at any minute and we'll bring it to you. in the meantime, we have fox news coverage and trace gallagher is in our news room. and adam housley is in riverside, california with the latest on the manhunt. and i know it's changing by the minute and what's the latest? >> it is, and you mention heed at that press conference is expect today begin any minute with the police chief of los angeles and he's also named in that manifesto, as somebody who could be a target by christopher dorner. and as you were talking moments ago, we have video and turn it around for you, a gray nissan type pickup similar to the one they are looking for, through the intersection. and we saw riverside, california, the crime scene, two officers shot a few yards from where i'm standing and these officers got it at the ready and took the rifles on top of their cars and made the man roll down all of the windows and checked the vehicle and ensured it wasn't the suspect's v