with elected officials. did he seem unstable? really. he usually had his facts. he would come to council on different issues and then really not a confrontation per se, but he would dig in, but i met with him individually at times in the mayor s office and he was more calmer, he wasn t in a public meeting. all the council meetings were televised and he wanted to be an elected official help ran for office. i don t know if he was really that antigovernment or just wanted to use that as a forum to run for office, but totally different situation in the 80s and 90s with him and what you re hearing today. it s interesting because you knew him personally, and he is being called a drifter. living in a nearby mow temp was married, divorced, has kids. did he seem like a family man to you? did he seem like a drifter as some are referring to him as? not back then. after that, after 2007, 03 4,
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armed cop turned killer. the search focussess on the noee mountains of big bear lake. police found his burned out pickup truck. a police spokesman says they do not know what dorner will do next but they know what he s capable of and they need to find him quickly. william la jeunesse live in los angeles with more on this very tense search. william. reporter: well, jon, we believe this is the largest manhunt in lapd history. the irony of course the fugitive was one of their own who was fired for lying about another officer, and now he is targeting his former colleagues with revenge. as you said the focus is 80 miles east of los angeles in the ski resort of big bear. it is very cold, the weather is deteriorating there right now. for the last 24 hours it s been in lockdown. the schools are closed, the slopes are open but there have been 120 law enforcement there on foot, in helicopters, with thermal cameras basically looking for this guy. we don t know if he is hiding
and it s just going to continue as a ripple effect across the country. jon: do we have to come to work on monday? reporter: do i have to write you a note? jenna: janice, what do you think, are we going to make it? reporter: hopefully, they ve got the plows and salters out. i think they re really on top of it because, you know, a lot of these areas are hurting pretty badly, and we need to be on top of it to get things cleared up. jenna: well, it s certainly something we re going to be paying close attention to. thank you, as always. reporter: okay, you bet. jon: now this fox news alert, we are waiting for a news conference. police are telling us about the massive manhunt for an accused cop killer. it is centering on a ski resort about 80 miles east of los angeles. fired police officer christopher dorner wanted in the killing of one cop, also a young couple. police say he s bent on revenge and willing to kill even more people. police found dorner s burned-out
i m erin burnett, outfront tonight,a major concession the president and leading democrats will drop a surtax on millionaires as the way to pay for the payroll tax cut extension. this is a huge step in breaking the impasse that threatened the tax cut and may have shut the government down again. here is the bottom line. the ds and rs each fought for one big thing this payroll tax battle and that is a nonstarter for the other side. the surtax for the democrats and the keystone pipeline for the republicans. now whether you love or hate either one of those ideas, the fact was this, both were deal breakers. we ve been saying this all week. and compromise really isn t that hard. here s the decent proposal we ve been putting out there as an example. extend the tax cut for those makes less than $75,000. that costs about $48 billion. but you can pay for it by charging more to mortgage lenders and more to millionaires for medicare. it actually comes out even. and there s a lot of differ