Live Feed!    Christopher Dorner has been discovered to be an illegal firearms dealer for the past few years, and officially today declared a domestic terrorist.    He was hold up in a home with 2 female hostages he had tied up since Thursday. One of the hostages got lose after Dorner left and dialed 911.     There was a police presence just across the street, and news cameras were also rolling from there during the time he was inside, although no one knew he was in there with hostages. The home did have police come by in their effort to go from house to house, but there was no answer and it did not appear to have been broken into so they moved on.    Dorner then stole his hostages purple SUV and ran out of gas a little up the road where he stole a white pickup truck at gun point. A fish and game employee was following the vehicle and shot at. Police tried to stop the vehicle, and found themselves in a firefight at around 12:22 PM. Both cops were hit and one officer later was pronounced dead of injuries to the head area on arrival to the hospital, putting Dorner's death total to 4 and 5 more attempted on others. At least 500 rounds were reportedly fired during that firefight. One of the officers then called for backup and medical assistance.     Dorner fled on foot into the woods, and barricaded himself in a vacant cabin not too far away. Owned as a vacation home by a retired university professor, it is rented out on the holidays. It didn't have water nor a land line, and had spotty cell phone service, effectively limiting Dorner's contact with the outside world. But there was some propane reported on the premises by the owner.    The cabin was marked with smoke by police to help the various law enforcement officers and police air craft to better identify the cabin. There were many law enforcement agencies involved from local to federal, including U.S. Marshals, dozens of SWAT with automatic rifles, and even an unnamed large military craft was seen leaving the airport headed toward the cabin.    There was some exchange of fire from the cabin for 30 minutes. The police later shot tear gas through the windows and yelled for surrender. With no response, they used a bearcat armored vehicle to take down the walls one by one. there was a single shot heard by officers during this and a fire was later noticed. Police took no further actions after the gunshot and the building was allowed to burn for quite some time. At around 6:00 PM big bear time, the scene was declared no longer a danger and the fire department was allowed to enter the scene.    At around 7:00 PM big bear time, a charred body was reportedly found inside of the burned out cabin, and officials have identified it as Dorner, saying It's over.