Christopher Okula/KPCC

Officers from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department ride an armored police vehicle outside the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in Los Angeles on Feb. 8, 2013, following reports that murder suspect Christopher Dorner was seen in the area.

With a $1-million reward out for Christopher Dorner, hundreds of tipsters have called police.  One such call over the weekend led police to evacuate and search large hardware store in the San Fernando Valley, but no evidence was found that Dorner had ever been there. Also over the weekend, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck announced his department would review the firing of Christopher Dorner from the LAPD.  Why did Beck make this decision? What do you think of the racial aspect of the current Dorner case?

Also, how should media cover Dorner's manifesto?

Guests:
Connie Rice, civil rights attorney and co-director of The Advancement Project

Tim Maher, Professor, Criminology & Criminal Justice, University of Missouri-St. Louis, former police officer, expertise on policing, polce deviance and police policy

Kelly McBride, Senior Faculty, Ethics, Reporting, and Writing, The Poynter Institute