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and her alleged abductor, james dimaggio. they're preparing right now for a press conference in san diego. the reporters and the producers and camerapeople are getting ready and also members of police departments and investigators. apparently there has been, we believe, a culmination to this case. some news breaking. some developing news. i want to get straight to cnn's paul buchanan following the story from the very beginning. he is in san diego. paul, what are you hearing? what are your sources telling you? >> well right now, a top placed law enforcement official is saying that he, quote, thinks the suspect is dead stopping short of saying he is dead and not addressing whether or not hannah is alive. again, a top well-placed law enforcement sourcing he thinks the suspect is dead. interesting, don, because we heard from the suspect's friend that this is the anniversary of his father's suicide, and he had feared a eed all along that som could happen dramatic today involving dimaggio. >> paul, let's talk a little bit more abou

dimaggio's own father took his life 18 years ago to the day that james dimaggio was killed. he also had a background of an apparent infatuation and abduction of a 16-year-old girl himself for which he went to prison. tell me about this? >> i can now confirm that, i wasn't able to talk about it for various reasons. >> the family had a traumatic upbringing, they were emotionally and physically abused by their father who had an extreme problem with methamphetamine use. when the mother died of cancer, the father became worse. the parents had separated prior to that, and jim had decided to go with the father, and laura had gone with the mother. but as it turns out, i've been able to find out more and more information about how jim was basically abandoned as a child. and after the mother died, it was really up to jim to take on the father role for laura. >> this incident, what do you know? >> i can confirm everything that's been reported by the woman who's been speaking out is accurate. >> let's listen to a clip from this, this is an interview with the alleged victim of james dima

her abductor, james dimaggio is dead reportedly in a shootout with authorities. earlier in the show i had a chance to speak to hannah's father almost immediately after the information. hannah's father indicated he was on his way to meet his daughter. that all although he didn't have a chance to speak to her the first thing he would tell her is that he loved her. based on the press conference out of the idaho sheriffs department, they have indicated that hannah is well . i'm sorry, say it again? all right. the clip that i understand now is from dimaggio's friend. take a listen. andrew is a friend of dimaggio scene is joining us from los angeles. you were scheduled to be on the show to talk about dimaggio. now you just heard your friend is dead. so, tell us what your emotions are right now. >> first of all, i spoke to laura, jim's sister. the family wishes to express their condolences for all of the tragedy that's happened so far. right now, we're asking they be left alone and that people go through me while we deal with their grieving, as well. >> let's talk about

her abductor, james dimaggio is dead. killed we believe in an f.b.i. shootout at a camp siet in remote wilderness in idaho. this taking place in the last hour and a half. san diego's sheriff department saying there was a confrontation between f.b.i. officers who moved in after he was spotted at a campsite he had made with himself. we don't know whether it was a drone or helicopter. there was a confrontation. there was a shootout and hannah managed to survive. right now she is being taken to a hospital to be inspected to see if she is okay. her father who was very concerned about her appeal to dimaggio to let her go. they will probably be reunited in the morning. moments from now we are expecting a press conference from the f.b.i. and valley county sheriff's department to explain how the tactical operation played out. we'll have details hopefully how dimaggio died but the best news is that hannah is safe. this goes back a week when her mother and brother were killed at the house. he abducted hannah who we believe had a long obsession with and vanished f

obviously, you know the dimaggio's well, you were a friend of james dimaggio. i can reveal that tomorrow night we'll have the first exclusive interview with laura, who was james dimaggio's only surviving sibling. you also are a therapist, and you dealt with many issues like this, so many issues raised by what happened here, a friend of yours who completely snapped, it would appear for reasons we may never be fully sure of. hannah, who was obviously in a complicated situation with him. what do you make of it, now that you've had a time to assess it. >> i think it goes back to his childhood trauma. in my work, i've seen a lot of this. it's prevalent how mental health issues are. people don't bring on themselves. so there's 2.2 million schizophrenics in the united states. that's twice the number of people who have alzheimer's disease. there's four times that have a mood disorder. we've dropped any mental health services largely, we have the community mental health centers acts. the state and federal governments have largely dropped their responsibility taking care

her captor, james dimaggio dead. hannah was rescued after a group of horse back riders saw something and felt it was out of place. >>> why a 16-foot wide sink hole began to devour a building near disneyland. the building looks like it's cracking in half. >>> and a story that we have been tracking here on "new day," a young man jailed for months and facing terrorism charges overan online post. he says he was merely joking about shooting up a school, but authorities, they think otherwise. we'll bring you the very latest on the case. >>> another case we have been watching very closely, the family of 16-year-old hannah anderson is now returning home to southern california. she's now with her father after being rescued in idaho over the weekend. hannah and james dimaggio were spotted by a group of horse back riders who spotted them and felt that something was just not right. >> reporter: this story has so many twists and turns, the important bit right now is that hannah is doing fine physically, she'll have a long recover

and james dimaggio was killed. let's listen in on all that's taking place now. >> got a ranch up in sweet. former county sheriff, retired army officer, army rangers. this is my wife christa, she's been with me for 52 years -- actually, 53 or 54. so we're hanging in there. >> so you guys can get started by asking questions. as you come up you guys can talk about -- >> i'd like to have mike and his wife. >> mike and mary young. we're also from sweet, idaho. got a ranch there also. >> so questions? >> which one of you guys made that first phone call? >> i made the first phone call. when we got up on the mountain that morning, we hadn't been into the lake fishing for quite a while, so that tuesday morning we took off and went up to the lake and that wednesday morning we rode in, we set up camp and rode in. mike here was the first one to encounter the two hikers, the guy and the girl. red flags kind of went up on him. >> what red flags? >> the girl -- i'll let mike explain that to you what he saw. and then when we went

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what caused suspected killer james dimaggio to snap? we'll take to a fbi profiler next. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. ensures support, a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like. sooner than you'd think. you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. piccadilly. >>> now, back to the story that rescued california teen in idaho, the manhunt for suspected kidnapper james dimaggio ended after he was killed by fbi agents yesterday. what is frightening about this case is dimaggio was a friend, who for years was entrusted by this family only to end up betraying them. mary allen o'toole is a former fbi profiler. good morning. you've spent years studying criminals. how does any know or suspect that something could go awry from a very long friendship, which was the case of this family? >> it was. and when we go back and look at other high profile cases that have recently been in the news, we've seen ariel

and her alleged abductor, james dimaggio. we have just been told by investigators that james dimaggio is dead. 16-year-old hannah is safe and with police officers. her father is being transported to meet with her. this happened in western idaho where dimaggio's car was found yesterday. the teenager was last seen a week ago at her cheerleading practice in san diego county, california. cnn is on top of this story. we have reporters in the region as well as a former fbi profiler who can speak exactly to how this man was found. how hannah, why happnnah is ali and how he was taken down. according to investigators, a campsite was spotted from the air at a campsite, or at a park in the wilderness, in idaho. ground units were sent in, and then an fbi tactical agent took down james dimaggio. this is at the north end of moorhead lake in idaho. it happened around 4:22 pacific standard time. i want to go now to cnn's miguel marquez. is miguel marquez with us now? miguel is on the scene. miguel -- >> i'm here. >> you have been following t

the family friend, so called, james dimaggio. police say killed hannah's mother and brother before kill ki -- kidnapping her. she's now back in san diego. she's reunited with her dad, who spoke out just minutes ago. >> as a country, there are many missing children, and though some of them -- sorry. some of you might find the amber alert annoying, please pay attention, keep your eyes open. let's bring those children home. no one should have to go through this. now, it's time for us to grieve and move on to the healing process. i respectively ask you to give me, all of our family, and our friends the respect and time to allow this to happen. as for my daughter, the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous horrific ordeal. i am very proud of her and i love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family, friends, and community. again, please, as a family, give us our time to heal and grieve. >> let's get some more now with dr. drew pinsky, the host of hln's "dr. drew on call." tell us what kind of s

cnn affiliate k-f-m-b in san diego interviewed a woman who says dimaggio's father, james everett dimaggio, pursued her when she was a teenager. the woman, who didn't want to be identified, said this happened in the late-1980's. the senior dimaggio, she says, had dated her mother-- but broke up with the mother and told the then-teenager, he loved her. "he stuck around for me, and wanted to take from good he could take james dimaggio father broke into her house, carrying a sho and handc to kill h "asked him to, you know, please not kill us and he said ' be re t him." she says she asked to use the bathroom-- then escaped. dimaggio's father, she says, then ran off. public records show that james dimaggio's father was a defendant in a criminal case filed in 1989. but no specifics were im i asked forensic psychiatrist van susteren about the alleged pattern of toward "people who have poor impulse control, peop who3 may to ten very much inheritable6 c account, the elder dimaggio also used his son to get to her. the younger jam dimaggio, she school wi day mes "he came up to me think it was was fat

do you know where james dimaggio is right now? >> no. we don't have a lot of clues in the case, anderson. and we appreciate your efforts in getting the word out. we need all the eyes and ears to get this story out to get her home. >> he might be in texas and there was a report in canada, but right now, no information pointing to that, correct? >> no, we have no real good leads that take them any particular place. we're trying to get the help from anybody anywhere that might see this car or any individuals involved. >> i know the remains that were found in the house were consistent with those of an 8-year-old. have the results of the dna testing come back? >> no, no, we expect those to come back hopefully in the next day or two. they are a small child. he hope ethan is there with hanna and will be returned but we don't know at this time. >> do you know anything about james dimaggio's connection to the family? >> we talked to brett anderson, the father of the girl and ex-husband of christina and this is a life-long friend of theirs. they k

perhaps a clearer picture of james dimaggio is his friend andrew acting as the family's spokesman. welcome back, andrew. complicated development in this story, which i want to cut to right now with you there is a request from james dimaggio's only surviving sibling laura for dna from the anderson family. why is this? >> it's a story that's largely been blown up in the media and not exactly accurate. there is a leak through social media that laura dimaggio picked up on that there was a possibility that either ethan or hannah had been the -- or may have been the children of james dimaggio, but it's not something that she actively believes. she already has dna samples and has not asked the anderson family at all for dna samples. in fact, they spoke on friday night, brett and laura and it was very clear that they both had misgivings about the tragedy. what we're really dealing with here is trying to get answers. there is -- you know, there is a difference between trying to explain a tragedy and condemn a tragedy. certainly, we condemn james for the actions that he took. this has been a

breaking news on the search of james dimaggio accused of abducting hanna anderson. the amber alerts includes california, washington, oregon and nevada and police fear dimaggio may have explosives and rigged his car with bombs. joining me now is a friend of dimaggio, they knew each other for years. thank you for joining me. what is your reaction to what happened here with your long-time friend james dimaggio? >> obviously, it's been a tragedy from the beginning for me. you know, i heard about it while i was up in washington state, and i heard that he had actually burned in his house, that's what berry called me, my good friend and berry, jim and i have known each other for at least seven years and regularly go camping and it was just truly a shock. >> now berry, you mentioned there is in fact berry robinson, we understand, who is the season of the motown super star -- i'm getting more information -- >> that's correct. berry robinson works for me at clean treatment center. >> just to clarify, he's the son of smoky robinson who obviously is the super star singer. you,

friends say james dimaggio had told hannah anderson that he had a crush on her. james dimaggio may be driving a blue nissan versa. >>> a federal appeals court has upheld a death sentence for a former officer convicted of killing six people 30 years ago. jack sully received the death penalty for the killings of five women and one man over a six-month period in 1983. the bodies of three victims were found stuffed in barrels in golden gate park. a three-judge panel rejected arguments that sully did not receive a defective defense. >>> today, a dozen health insurers signed contracts to be part of california's health insurance exchange as part of the new health care reform law. they include anthem bluecross blueshield and kaiser permanente. >>> fire crews are attacking another major wildfire in southern california right now. the fire started in riverside county near banning about 2:00 this afternoon. we've just learned that it has now burned 5,000 acres. and just in the past 90 minutes or so, we saw the fire spreading to homes. more than 200 firefighters are working t

show your car a little love with an oil change starting at $19.95. >>> the hunt for james dimaggio and his alleged kidnapping victim hannah anderson has turned to a vast wilderness area in idaho. >> roads into the area are being blocked off as police hunt for the pair, and a few minutes ago we spoke with sergeant jason hicks with the washington state patrol to learn the latest on the search. >> there is an investigative crew on ground in idaho. we here in washington in cooperation with the oregon state police have kept the amber alert in effect hoping for new information from the investigative team in idaho to kind of point us in the direction that we need to go in order to assist them in any way we need to. >> but you don't necessarily -- i mean, are you being extra vigilant in your area? obviously not. the idea is that this is -- the police recovered the suspect's vehicle about eight miles from where a horseback rider said he spotted the pair. what does this really tell you about the suspect's location? >> well, the original assumption was he was headed north to canada. based on the

that's from my exclusive interview with lora dimaggio, the sister of james dimaggio. she said there is no proof he abducted her or murdered her mother and brother. i'll talk to dr. drew pin ski. dr. drew, welcome to the show again. good to have you. what do you make of this case, because it's very intriguing, it's complicated and this astonishing interview with james dimaggio's sister, i had no idea of what she was going to say. what do you think of what he said? >> i spoke to you once about this already and i'm telling you what, the fact that she is so intent on protecting her brother and doesn't contemplate an alternative view is troubling. most troubling is at the core of this we have a child, a teenager who may or may not have been provocative. that's a sign that adults need to maintain boundaries and assist that child in creating that acting out behavior. people have is this grave misconception that teens will be teens but the reality is teens are in trouble will begin to behave in these ways and that is precisely when adults need to step up and not get sucked in

james dimaggio's family is trying to resolve rumors the father of hanna or ething. the andersons have not replied. it was revealed that he left $110,000 life insurance policy naming hanna's grandmother as the beneficiary. >>> a former prime minister is avoiding people to travel to the u.s. after an australian baseball player was shot and killed by three teenagers that said they had nothing better to do. christopher lane was jogging and he ran by three teenagers. the oldest of the three said they were bored so they followed him in the car and shot him in the back. and he died in the hospital and thousands of miles away, his family reacted to the news. >> it's wrong. and we try to deal with at the time best we can. >> a 15-year-old and 16-year- old are being charged as adults with first-degree murder. the 17-year-old is being charged as an accessory to murder. australian prime minister said there are far too many guns and american streets. >>> classes are to resume in georgia this morning where a 20- year-old man opened fire on campus. michael brandon hill slip into t

a group of horseback riders who spotted hannah and james dimaggio and tipped off police. how their quick thinking probably saved her life. >> and also, sanjay gupta was on here last week talking about his powerful special about marijuana. we knew it was going to bring heated opinions and it did. sanjay will come on and talk about his own evolving view. >> being fired is bad enough but imagine being fired in front of 1,000 of your colleagues and co-workers. it happened by an aol employee, fired on a conference call. >> able, put that camera down right now. you're fired. out. >> wait until you hear why the ceo did it. does the punishment fit the crime? >> after that horrific week that saw her mother and brother

they know it's james dimaggio's car. but he had covered it up. >> look, my blood is running cold right now. the idea that you had on wednesday horseback riders who came across these people, thought, huh, a little strange. two people out here in the middle of nowhere. wednesday night, get back, see the amber alert, realize who they were. and now james dimaggio and hannah anderson are somewhere in the wilderness in idaho. it's -- it's frightening beyond belief at the moment. covered by brush. the license plates removed. they were able to get the vin number so we have a positive id on the car. we know that the ids of the two individuals they saw, what the sheriff did say, the most important question is, were they okay, they seemed to be in good health. it's not clear she was struggling. it's not clear she was trying to get away or trying to signal them in any way. perhaps she was -- if she witnessed whatever happened in that house, i'm sure she was scared to death. having talked to the family so much over the last few days

perhaps a clearer picture of james dimaggio is his friend andrew acting as the family's spokesman. welcome back, andrew. complicated development the in this story, which i want to cut to right now with you there is a request from james dimaggio's only surviving sibling laura for dna from the anderson family. why is this? >> it's a story that's largely been blown up in the media and not exactly accurate. there is a leak through social media that laura dimaggio picked up on that there was a possibility that either ethan or hanna had been the -- or may have been the children of james dimaggio, but it's not something that she actively believes. she already has dna samples and has not asked the anderson family at all for dna samples. in fact, they spoke on friday night, brett and laura and it was very clear that they both had misgivings about the tragedy. what we're really dealing with here is trying to get answers. there is -- you know, there is a difference between trying to explain a tragedy and condemn a tragedy. certainly, we condemn james for the actions that he took. this has bee

authorities say family friend james dimaggio killed christina and 8-year-old ethan anderson and kidnapped 16-year-old hannah, the fbi rescued hannah and shot and killed dimaggio

an fbi agent shoots and kills james dimaggio. his captive, 16-year-old hannah anderson is safe, we're happy to tell you, but the end of this ordeal was playing out in the rugged idaho wilderness. >> and miguel marquez is in idaho and coming up next, cnn's casey wian. we start with miguel. hannah is in the hospital. do we know what kind of shape she is in? >> reporter: well, according to officials here, she is in good shape physically. she's also with an fbi victim specialist for both her and her family when her father comes in later today and he is expected to be here later in boise later today. she's in a hospital there. but while the physical injuries may not be bad, the trauma of this last week will take a lifetime to get over. exclusive cnn video of fbi hostage rescue team members and other federal agents heading out on a dramatic rescue mission. amazingly, the teams in full tactical gear were delivered to waiting helicopters in a u-haul van. a modest start to an enormously successful mission. >> suspect james lee dimaggio wa

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james dimaggio accused of double murder and taking hannah. that map was taken out by law enforcement and the huge amounts of assets deployed to find the young girl and this man in one of the worst areas to look for somebody because of the treacherous terrain and wilderness area and called no return in ida ho and they had a huge job to search the 2000000 acre roadless property in ida ho. beautiful country and a nightmare to find somebody in. this man was an outdoors man and xout terrain. >> they had hundreds of law enforcement officers and federal agents and now the report that hannah is okay. her father was contacted to let him know she is looked at medically to make sure she is okay. this is a huge story breaking on saturday night, no one knew if she would be okay and what it would turn out to be okay. hannah is safe and the perpetrator taken out. san diego sheriff department giving the update and hopeful ly we'll see hannah anderson going forward. we return you now to huckabee. >> even chaplains in prayers and churches they can. in the pray

that's from my exclusive interview with lora dimaggio, the sister of james dimaggio. she said there is no proof he abducted her or murdered her mother and brother. i'll talk to dr. drew pin ski. dr. drew, welcome to the show again. good to have you. what do you make of this case, because it's very intriguing, it's complicated and this astonishing interview with james dimaggio's sister, i had no idea of what she was going to say. what do you think of what he said? >> i spoke to you once about this already and i'm telling you what, the fact that she is so intent on protecting her brother and doesn't contemplate an alternative view is troubling. most troubling is at the core of this we have a child, a teenager who may or may not have been provocati provocative. that's a sign that adults need to maintain boundaries and assist that child in creating that acting out behavior. people have is this grave misconception that teens will be teens but the reality is teens are in trouble will begin to behave in these ways and that is precisely when adults need to step up and not get