a former l.a. police officer accused of killing three people after posting a revenge and a faster online remains on the loose in california. on friday, the lapd announced it would reopen a probe into the incident that caused the former officer, christopher dorner, to lose his job. dorner was fired in 2008 for making false statements after he complained his training officer had kicked a mentally ill suspect during an arrest. in a statement announcing the new investigation, the lapd to said it would be reexamined. at a news conference, commander smith said the police department is not seeking to appease dorner, but encouraging transparency. >> we're not opening it up because of the accusations or the musings of someone who is a multiple murder, he is doing it because he wants to assure the public knows that the lapd is fair and transparent. >> on sunday, the l.a. mayor announced a record $1 million reward for information dorner's. more on this story after the headlines. at least nine people killed in

but today l.a. police rejected any suggestion they'd review his allegations. >> it is not going to happen. >> reporter: dorner's manifesto indicates he is prepared to die if they do manage to find him, don't be surprised if the lapd obliges. i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >> still at large tonight. thanks to david wright. we will keep you posted on that story. >>> coming up, we're going to turn the page and go inside whole foods, see how a radical ceo grew a tiny health food store into a grocery empire that's changing the way america shops and eats. i'm serious, we compare our direct rates side by side to find you a great deal, even if it's not with us. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we invented that. it's like a sauna in here. helping you save, even if it's not with us -- now, that's progressive! call or click today. no mas pantalones! ahh, cloudy glasses. you didn't have to come over! easy. hi. cascade kitchen counselor. look! over time,

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we'll get back to more state of the union coverage. >>> first, the l.a. police department is holding a press conference to talk about the breaking developments. let's listen in. [ speaking spanish) >> what police have said is they found a charred body inside that california mountain cab inthat they believe -- cabin that they believe is the body of christopher dorner. if we get more information we'll go right back to that. >>> right now we want to go back to the state of the union, because we want to know how you think the president did tonight. we wanted to know what our neighbors thought, so we invited some of them to the station for a focus group tonight. and debra alfarone watched the address with them. so deb, what did they thin ? >> reporter: leslie, we had a diverse group. some are working government jobs. some unemployed. dads, moms, resent grads -- recent grads. everyone is affected. everyone who came to watch had an opinion. >> the president of the united states. thank you. >> tell me your name. >> reporter: wusa 9 invited 16 people to watch and

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 hom

>> we know that san bernadino swat is on the scene, and l.a. county is at the san bernadino airport waiting to be air lifted to the scene. two helicopters. i'm told the cabin he is in, has a large stone chimney. the kill will stop when i have justice. earlier today, inside the building behind me. they said they would reopen the case that he claimed he was unfairly fired partially due to race. so they agreed to conduct internal review of what happened and reinterview witnesses. to allow them to speak freely and not fear retribution themselves. on the other hand, we expected to lure corner in and give him an opportunity to say listen, we will have your day in court. you can speak out and we will look at what you have to say with the allegation against the department. on the other hand, yesterday, you had a riverside county district attorney filing murder charge against special services against corner that called for or allowed for the death penalty. if you believe that this guy was in mexico or out somewhere, who might be enticed to the idea i mi

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meantime l.a.'s police chief has reopened an investigation into the circumstances of dorner's firing. >> if he was to give himself up, we would be glad to listen to what he has to say. >> dorner claims he was fired for reporting a fellow officer for [ indiscernible ] excessive force. thursday they found his burned pickup truck near a mountain resort. >>> one man killed another injured when a gunman opened fire in a santa clara county neighborhood. sheriff's deputies found the dead man on rhonda drive in the cambrian neighborhood shortly before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. around the same time, good samaritan hospital reported a man with gunshot wounds suffered at the same lecasion. that man is expected to be okay. >>> san francisco police are gearing up for the final rounds of hearings on tasers. the pilot program would arm 100 officers with tasers. police chief greg suhr says the tasers would help save lives and reduce instances of gun use, aclu and homeless advocates disagree. the planned community m

l.a. authorities have upped the stakes in the search offering a record $1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of christopher dorner. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say this is christopher dorner dumping a gun belt, a helmet, lapd uniform, and ammunition the morning after his first two murders. the surveillance video captured across the street from a san diego police station. >> the helmet was sitting right up top, and the magazine and the belt was hidden under the boxes. >> reporter: the former cop, now fugitive, accused of killing three and wounding two others, was fired from the lapd after making false complaints about his training officer. now the los angeles police chief says a week after the killing spree began, he'll reopen dorner's case. >> people think that maybe there is something to what he says. and i want to put that to rest. the only way i know so how to review what's been reviewed at multiple levels. >> reporter: the search for dorner in the mountains i

l.a., where a truck had been set ablaze. that truck turned out to be dorner's. but the suspect was nowhere to be found. cnn's anderson cooper revealed dorner had sent him a package. >> inside the package was a hand-labeled dvd with a yellow post-it note, reading in part, quote, i never lied, referring to his dismissal in 2008. >> reporter: when the truth comes out, the killing stops. l.a. police reinvestigated any suggestion they review his allegations. >> it's not going to happen. >> reporter: dorner's manifesto indicates he is prepared to die. if they do manage to find him, don't be surprised. i'm david wright in los angeles. >>> we've learned overnight that dorner apparently posted messages online to various celebrities before he went on his rampage. among the recipients of those messages, tim tebow, charlie sheen, chef anthony bourdain and the west borough baptist church. >>> john brennan told lawmakers that drone strikes are only used against targets planning to carry out attacks agai

l.a. cop on a killing spree is centered in the mountains east of los angeles. the weather could complicate an already very difficult and dangerous search. cbs reporter, edward lawrence, begins our coverage from l.a. edward. >> yeah, elizabeth, but the weather is helping at the moment. there's snow on the ground, so police confirm they found footprints in the snow there around the burned car. they did find, they say, is christopher dorner's car up in big bear. the sheriff department said they followed the footprints. they searched the area and have not found him. there's 125 police officers up there right now who are planning on working through the night in order to go door to door and also search the woods up near big bear. police are scouring the mown tans of big bear, california, hunting one of their own. >> certainly it could be anywhere at this point. >> former los angeles police officer and navy reservist is wanted for a shooting rampage that left three people dead, including a cop. >

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the "l.a. times" there may be hostages involved. two deputies, we are not sure if they were officers, fish and game or county were airlifted to a hospital with injuries. that is the latest we have now. conditions are fluid there. waiting to hear update from lapd. >> bret: this is the fugitive ex-los angeles cop sought for three killings. you said that the authorities believe he tied up a couple. stole their truck and up with perp was able to get away and make a call. that is where they converged on this particular area up in big bear? [ no audible response ] >> bret: i think we lost william up there at the lapd headquarters but we have trace gallagher. there are reports that might be according to the authorities holding hostages. >> but again, bret, that hasn't been confirmed. that was something that the "l.a. times" put on the blog. and some organizations ran with that. the thing they are saying now is the police are warning everybody do not buy in to any other reports unless we confirm them.

back at l.a. county on an attempted murder charge, he told us he doesn't care much for the new generation of gang bangers. >> when i was out there, i would steal cars. joyride, whatever you want to call it. look at the new generation, car jacking. these kids go out, stick a gun in someone's face to go joyriding in a car, turn a misdemeanor crime into a death penalty case. they don't get time around guys like me anymore to tell them they look stupid. you don't want to sit on death row for a crime you could have got out of jail in 24 hours on. >> it was a generation gap between gangsters. there's a code of ethics amongst killers and felons. he felt like the new generation was not abiding by that. >> when my dad was a small-time mafioso back east, he used to say there are thugs and gangster. thugs come and go. gangsters are about making money and respect. you have to know two things, you don't kill cops and you don't kill innocent women and children. if you live that way, most cops will let you make

meantime, l.a.'s police chief has reopened an investigation into the circumstances of dorner's firing. >> if he was to give himself up, we would be glad to listen to what he has to say. >> dorner claims he was fired for reporting a fellow officer for excessive force. the last clue investigators have of dorner's whereabouts was thursday when they found his burned pickup truck near a mountain resort. >> one man was killed another one injured when a gunman opened fire in a santa clara county neighborhood. sheriff's deputies found the dead man on rhonda drive in the cambrian neighborhood about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. around the same time another man showed up at good samaritan hospital with a gunshot wound from that same address. that man is expected to be okay. >>> palo alto police released this sketch of an armed robbery suspect described as a black male in his late 20s to early 30s about 5'8" with a thin build. the suspect robbed a man at gunpoint on saturday in a carport of an apartment complex nea

the story took a scary turn at 5:43 this afternoon when cnn quoted the l.a. times as reporting that dorner has hostages with him in that cabin, a couple, but that reporting has not been confirmed by authorities. police have been combing big bear lake since dorner's pickup was found there after he shot the daughter of a former l.a. police captain and her fiance and shot officers in the l.a. area last week. police have been looking for the dorner since wednesday. the shootout began after dorner staged a home invasion, stealing the vehicle of the occupant who gave police a description. two fish and game officers saw the car 27 miles away, tried to pull it over and were shot by dorner who ran into the woods. cbs affiliate reporter, carter evans was there less than an hour ago and heard gun shots and saw officers racing to surround that cabin where dorner is believed to be pinned down. listen to his phone reports and hear the gunfire and the chaos. >> i hear gunfire from several directions. the phone reports of carter evans less than an hour ago. the latest inform

l.a. county the biggest county in the united states. but then you go east, and you get into mountains, you can see the mountains from the city. and big bear is a very very well attended ski resort as i said. a lot of cabins. that's where this guy went because he knew the area, obviously. the l.a.p.d. do they have officers up there? are they involved in this shootout? >> they have guys up there task force. fbi, u.s. marshall. l.a.p.d., riverside county sheriff. remember, l.a.p.d. was somewhat ancillary. first victims were irvine. second were corunna. third were riverside and now san bernardino. they weren't taking a lead role in many of these. however, they were heading up the task force. they up the million dollars. the task force upstairs here. they were involved in this as jen said calling the shots out there was the san bernardino sheriff. l.a. police chief beck was still in decide here. they have emotional tie to this. this was one of their own. chief beck as you remember said he trained this guy at news conference last friday. they

by probably l.a. reid. i think he's boring. >> you just ruined ozzy's record deal. >> i know, but he's doing it -- like l.a., get back to the bloody record company and sell some records and stop being a silly judge. >> no good. >> well, wow. >> you are ozzy's record company boss. >> yeah. >> you have it in your power to now fire him in receipt rib yoougs. >> i wouldn't dare fire ozzy. i wish i had it in my power to fire sharon. honestly, i've never watched her. i'm not even going to kid you. i've never watched her. she's an amazing person. i don't know why she decided to take a jab at me. >> she really did take you down. >> i think she might have wanted my job. i don't know. i think that's what it was. i think she was hoping simon was watching so simon would say, you know, sharon, you're right. you should have this job on "x factor." >> now, you have this glow about you which i recognize because i had the same one. which is that glow that comes about a few hours after you realize you no longer have to take

"l.a. times" suggesting that this gun battle possibly may be involving dorner, may have occurred when he was trying to burglarize a home as part of an effort to steal a car. we know his other car had been burned to a crisp, if you will, these are unconfirmed reports, there are a lot of local tv stations, the l.a. times now suggests there has been an exchange of gun fire believed to be with dorner but we have not independently confirmed that, the "l.a. times" tweetding just a little while ago, christopher dorner was engaged in a shoot-out with authorities in the big bear area. when we say federal authorities, fbi, local authorities, a lot of law enforcement are involved in this massive man hunt. >> and we also know through law enforcement that they expect and have anticipated that dorner is very well armed, very dangerous, his manifesto, they talked about his expertise as a marksman trained in the military. he delivered to our own anderson cooper, a medallion that had bullet holes in it. so

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let's face it, the l.a. police department had some what of a questionable history when it comes to race relations. let's be fair about this. they have come a long way. are they a perfect police department, no. but they have made a lot of progress. and i don't think it is fair for this guy just because he has grievances, geraldo, to start taking out his griefances and hostility against innocent people. that is totally unfair. >> geraldo: you know, well, rod, you first and then i will ask bo the same question. it is not, you know, that he is making this justification in his own is sick mind for his murder including killing the daughter of the guy that represented him for god sakes. it is also the fact -- i have a radio talk show as i hope you know. on talk radio 790 my l.a. affiliate we were flooded with calls from the black community saying you know something, dorner was right, he is right, the lapd is this and that. i was shocked by how people are saying it is like rodney king happened yesterday, rod wheeler

l.a. times" reports that he tied them up and left. but one of them escaped and called 911. as police searched for him, a man says dorner carjacked him at gunpoint. >> he said i don't want to hurt you. just get out and start walking and take your dog. and i said okay. can i get her leash? and he said no. just start walking and that's whether a i did. >> he said that's -- he said dorner was wearing camouflage, packing a big rifle, quote, dressed to do some damage as he put it. investigators say that suspect crashed the guy's truck and got into a gun fight with police and deputies killing one of them. casey in los angeles, local reporter carter evans reported some -- recorded some of that shootout. [explosions] >> carter evans was not hurt. investigators say dorner then barricaded himself inside this cabin officers report they heard a single shot from inside before the whole thing went up in flames. now the corner's office is working to confirm whether the body investigators found inside the

hello to lara and sam, up early again, out in l.a. this morning. just about an hour, we're going to have that live announcement on "dancing with the stars." stay around for that. robin getting some rest after the oscars. we're looking forward to sharing her interview with michelle obama. great to have elizabeth vargas here. >> great to have you both back from los angeles. >>> we're going to have details on the crash coming in and on the monster blizzard, that sam was talking about. we're going to get that from him just ahead. it's been hitting throughout the northwest. some major developments overnight. >>> we're going to start with josh and the balloon air crash in egypt. quite a few people dead. >> right along the nile. this breaking overnight. 18 foreign tourists killed when a hot air balloon exploded and plummeted to the ground during an egypt tourist mecca of luxor, along the banks of the nile. witnesses are describing the terrifying moments as people tried to jump for their lives. egyptian officials said at least 20 tourists were flying over

in a press conference this morning the l.a. police chief mourned the victims. >> the city mourns the deaths of monica kwan, keith lawrence, and our brave riverside police officer. i also 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 th

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is how that fire started and they're not doing it i was on huff post live yesterday with one of the l.a. times reporters leading the reporting on dorner and he promised to get to the bottom of it i've seen nothing so far and i've seen nothing to challenge the lies of the san bernardino sheriff's department so this is just it's a very dangerous scenario right and i mean even if one reporter says you know he's committed to find the truth of course the top down establishment of that organization might prevent that from happening but i want to talk about just the overzealous response from the get go i mean almost launching surveillance drone gunning down two cars on mere suspicion and now you know burning a high of a suspect in a heavily forested area and letting this fire blaze for hours what do you think about this overzealous aggressive response just a fine one person. well i listened to the scanners as the the sheriff's deputies who had surrounded the cabin and isolated the media from the area carefully manage the fire they had they had clear details i think through remote controlled re

gayle king live in l.a. with a preview of the grammys here on kpix 5 sunday night at 8:00. ♪ [ music ]♪ captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is friday, february 8th, 2013 welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> california on edge an ex-cop wanted for a deadly rampage vows revenge. we'll talk to his former boss brill bratton. >>> the blizzard that could bury the northeast, smash records and bring new torment to sandy victims. >>> and here in los angeles, we're getting ready for the grammys, with ll cool j, carly rae jensen and the nominees. we begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we have a trained and heavily armed person who is hunting for police officers. >> a massive manhunt across california. after a gunman goes on a rampage of revenge. >> former l.a. police officer christopher dorner. >> word the suspect may have been spotted. >> his burnedout pickup truck has been found in big bear. >>