particularly aggressive. reporter: until they have an idea of where dorner is hiding the lapd is on tactical alert and looking forward planning extra security for the grammys. their problems are very interesting. can they get enough comes to police the grammys? everybody is deployed on this. reporter: as police try to protect themselves and potential targets, a deputy chief and senior cbs correspondent john miller says the momentum may have turned. they believe he has shifted from being the hunt to the hunted. reporter: not a moment of rest for the lapd until dorner is found and captured. they are still searching in that big bear area. however the search is also across all of southern california at the mexican border, border agents in if you had bol ardmore with assault rifles checking every car that goes through. there is a two-hour wait to get from u.s. to mexico across the border. edward lawrence, back to you. there are more than a dozen police agencies working
to get electricity back to about 650,000 customers. and i should mention that the governor here in connecticut lifted the travel ban earlier today. back to you. this ended up being a deadly storm. how many died and what are authorities concerned about now? reporter: well, the state or the governor of the state of connecticut confirmed earlier today that at least five people have died storm-related deaths. the major concerns are power outages. utility companies here in connecticut are saying there are at least 40,000 people without power tonight. marlie hall, thank you so much. operations are still getting back to normal at airports across the northeast. at sfo, delays to and from the east coast were minimal today mostly because so many flights were canceled. boston logan airport is scheduled to reopen at 8:00 our time tonight. if you are flying to an area affected by the blizzard, you are still advised to check with your airline. the former los angeles police office
aheaded extra security on the grammys. a man trained by the very department he s turned against. edward lawrence for cbs news, los angeles. los angeles police captain, who is on christopher dorner s hit list is taking the threat seriously. he says he has been afraid to leave his home since he learned that dorner threatened revenge against colleagues he blames for ending his career. he refuses to discuss the proceedings, saying they re confidential. well, there s been a starting increase in reported rapes in berkeley. nearly double the number in just one year. kpix 5 reporter don knapp is in berkeley with more on what police say could be behind those numbers. reporter: is it just more reporting or in fact are rapes up 95% from berkeley? the spike was reported to berkeley city council on tuesday. according to the oakland tribune. we re not sure what s behind the increase in reported rapes this year. it s too early to tell whether or not it s the beginning of a trend or
i d like to first of all, thank president chiu for his clear resolution that propped to all of you. i d like to thank all the members of the board of supervisors who are supporting it. i m going to add a few word. i came here as a young child with my parents escaping asiatry. my father was an attorney. my parents lived in one of the most libel cities at the time and one day my father did not come home. he has arrested and sent to a concentration camp. he has a jew he has really committed to humanity. it wasn t only the jews who were arrested it was the political opposition, people when were gay, people who were at that time, mental retarded. it can happen anywhere any time. i urge you to support president chu s resolution. thank you very much thank you. next speaker. my name is artie live in san francisco in district 2. and i also am a member of the san francisco 99 percent coalition. i want to thank president which you for introducing this resolution. san francisco has b
i want to thank all 8 of the could shares of the legislation or the budget promise. i m excited to address some of the funding for the domestic violence. most of you know that a provision has passed the senator today, we don t expect a sped i didn t passing through congress not because of the congress but because of the funding for legal services and services to indoctrinated immigrant and issues around american woman s receiving those services. so indeed the federal funding is an issue so we ve happy to have received some of the $118,000 since it wasn t going to be moved from the district attorney s office. currently when we come back i was just reminded that members of public aren t allowed to commit on issues we ve voted on today but you can also make general commits not on issues in front of us. i m sorry. and now that i want to commit on a family as they mourn the passing of they ve over turning of a guilty verdict in their case thank you. next speaker. hello my