jane yamamoto has a look at the demonstration. >> reporter: carrying signs that said clear his name, christopher dorner. >> we want the truth. >> reporter: some wore masks, representing victims of police brutality. you wish that christopher dorner survived? >> yes, in a way. because it would have been really good to hear his side of the story. >> reporter: a small group of demonstrators gathered outside the police headquarters, saying they stand for christopher dorner. the ex-police officer suspected of killing at least two people, the focus of a manhunt that ended on tuesday in a gun battle, followed by an explosion in a cabin, and then christopher dorner's death. this former marine, one of the organizers of the protest questioned how the police standoff ended. the san bernardino county sheriff john mcmahon said they fired the tear gas into the cabin, but denied they intent n intentionally set the fire in the cabin. >> the law enforcement is not the judge or jury, they're not supposed to be the executioner, and if you have those three things it is probably called a police state. >>

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admiral yamamoto was the senior most commander of japanese naval forces in world war ii.ng new. what's new here -- or i think is two things. one is that we have the technology now to target people with a minimal cost to the united states whether through drones or through other means. >> stephanie: american soldiers. >> right. right. relatively little cost to the forces. and then the other thing that's new is that in this case, it involved a u.s. citizen. and so the question becomes how do we make sure that if someone is a legitimate threat to the united states as bin laden was as yamamoto was, we can still take appropriate action while at the same time making sure that there's some checks. >> stephanie: legally ian again, because i'm trying to understand it legally at what point -- do you -- is there a point legally where you cease being an american citizen and become an enemy combatant if you're actively aiding terrorists? >> i think that the u.s. citizen point here matters less than the need for oversight generally. >> stephanie: right. >> if someone is actively engaged