>> this is fox news alert, hannah anderson, the 16-year-old girl abducted by dimaggio is safe. dominick, talk to us. >> we've learned that indeed, hannah anderson is safe. her abductor james dimaggio is dead, killed in a remote camp sight in idaho, this taking place in the last hour and a half. san diego's sheriff's department

saying there was a confrontation between fbi officers that moved in over ground after he was spotted in a campsite he made with himself and hannah by over air support. we are not sure if it was a drone or helicopter. and hannah managed to survive a shootout. she has been taken to the hospital where she is being inspected to see if she is okay. her father, who was very concerned and had appealed to dimaggio to let her go is being taken from san diego to meet her and they will probably be reunited in the morning. we are kpe we are expecting a press conference from the fbi to see how the tactical operation played out and find out precisely how dimaggio died. hanna, 16-year-old is safe. her mother and brother were killed in a fire at dimaggio's house, he abducted hannah who we

believe he had a long obsession with. his car was found close to the catching site where they were found today. then the man hunt was under way. 150 fbi officers have been looking along with hundreds of local enforce many, going through the wilderness on foot and on horse back. finally they were spotted today and finally she has been found safe, judge, we will have more details as they come out in the next hours. back to you. >> all right, thank you so much for that. and certainly we will hope to be back with you, but on the phone right now, we have brett anderson. hannah's father joins us, brett, are you there? >> yes, i am. >> brett, i feel terrific. i can't imagine how you feel, talk to us. >> um, i am very mixed emotions now. i'm excited that my daughter will be -- we will be reunited. i'm still saddened for my wife and son. and i'm worried about what my

daughter has been put through. so i'm very a mix of emotions right now. >> well, of course. do we know whether or not hannah is away wear of the fact that her mother and her brother are dead? >> i am not aware of that yet. that is something hopefully i will know more about tomorrow and i'm sure the detectives are looking into that. and you know what? i want to say something to everyone out there that i appear a big advocate of this amber alert going out to all phones nationwide. it obviously helped make a difference in this case. and hopefully it can make a difference in a lot more cases as they come about. >> brett, have you had an opportunity to see hannah, do you know what condition she is? is she physically okay? >> all i have heard is that she appeared to be in good condition. and that she was going to be taken to be checked out and i have not seen her. i will not see her until i

arrive where i'm going. >> okay. and i assume that you will see her soon. and how do you feel about the fact that dimaggio is dead, and the fact that your daughter survived, did you ever think that would be a possibility in light of the fact your wife and son were murdered? >> you know, i feel like i have won the lottery. so, i have no concern over jim and i'm just worried about my daughter. >> well, you know what? the thoughts of all of us are with you brett, and we agree with you, the amber alert is something that is extremely important for the safety and protection of young children. so, is there -- is there anything else that you can tell us that we -- we are aware of since this is breaking now? >> you know, i only know as much as you do right now. and my thoughts right now are getting ready to go see my

daughter. but, you know, kudos to law enforcement they just did an excellent job and i can never show my appreciation enough to anybody out there that showed us love and support. terrific country. love you guys. >> well, all right, brett, and of course, law enforcement always working quietly behind the scenes and this appears to have been a joint effort by the fbi and the local police. there was talk of drones as well as infrared activity to locate this guy, dimaggio, in an area where there was hundreds of miles of trails. a roadless area in the lowest 48 states. black bears and ocean ma-- and other animals in that area. are you still with us, brett?

>> i am, but not for long. i have to prepare. >> i understand, let me ask you one question, is hannah strong enough to look at this and put it behind her? >> all we can do is hope and pray, we don't know what she has been through. she is a strong girl. she made it this far and all we can do is hope that whatever help she needs or whatever to get her through this, that we show the love and support and help her through. >> and what do you think you will say to her when you see her? >> that i love her. >> all right. thanks so much for that, brett anderson. the father of hannah anderson who is alive and has been taken to the hospital, james dimaggio her abductor is dead, reportedly in a shootout with the fbi and the local police, in an area i

in idaho. which was an area where apparently the largest roadless area in the lower 48 states. an amazing, amazing recovery of this young girl who has been through so much. her mother murdered. her brother murdered. her taking into this area by dimaggio who was apparently obsessed with her and you know, is now dead. but, in any event, we will have more of this as the evening goes on with andrew sandwic is joining us now, he is a friend of dimaggio, he joins us from los angeles, you were scheduled to be on the show to talk about dimaggio and now you just heard that your friend is dead. so, i mean, tell us what your emotions are right now? >> first of all, i have spoke to

jim's sister, laura and the family wishes to express their condolences for all the tragedy that has happened. and right now we are asking that people leave them alone and people go through me while we deal with their grieving. >> let's talk about you and james dimaggio, he was your friend, did you ever expect that this kind of thing could happen? >> yes, i have been expressing to the media since two nights ago that it was my belief that he was reeacting to the suicide of his father, the fact that he burned his house down on the anniversary date of his father's disappearance 15 years ago and i predicted that he would kill himself or be killed today. it was the anniversary date of his father's suicide. >> do we know why his father

committed suicide and why would that be relevant to james' life? >> his father had a long history of -- a troubled history. he was in and out of jail. he had a crystal meth addiction. and he ended up taking a large overdose of crystal -- i'm sorry, methamphetamine intravenously and walked into the desert and committed suicide. >> why do you feel that his son, james dim aaggio, you said you expected this. why is the 15th anniversary significant, instead of the 10th? did you see him break down? >> i'm not only jim's friend, i have been involved in psychiatric work and i run clean treatment centers and working with laura a and the family, you know, i discovered these dates. and when i discovered them i

announced them to the fbi and it was clear to me that it fell into the pattern of what we often see with people that have a suicidal plan, often when people are suicidal or depressed they will make a plan of how they commit suicide. that is where we often ask people, do you have a plan? >> did he? did he? did you ask him? did you ask him that? >> no, i never had a chance to. and i was hoping that, you know, there would be a chance to completely verify my suspicions, but it appears to coincidence with the dates. >> did he speak to you about an obsession that he had with hannah? >> he never spoke to any family member, neither laura, her husband, barry or myself about any obsession with hannah.

and you know, there was never any sign, i think even mr. anderson has expressed that he did not see any warning signs of this coming. certainly if we would, we would have stepped in. >> and i understand that. i don't know that i would expect the father to have seen this. but, you as a friend and confident, someone with a psychiatric background, no indication that he had any feelings for hannah? how often did you talk to him? >> no, none. i mostly spoke to him indirectly through barry and i spoke at length with barry who is of course, laura's husband, laura is his sister and barry said their conversations, we were planning another camping trip in the next few months and the conversations were pretty much normal. there was discussion that he was

starting to smoke marijuana recently and that wassing. has he talked about having girlfriends? >> yeah, he had girlfriends but he came from a traumatic family background. he left for training with the navy and you know, he went off and took -- tried to take care of his family and never really dealt with these issues with his father. he often did not like that his father committed suicide. >> he should have dealt with his issues on his own, instead of murdering and harming other people. >> i could not agree with you more. >> and later a fox exclusive interview with the bus driver from this shocking video. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar, for every dollar

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>> this is a fox news alert, hannah anderson is safe, suspected kidnapper, james dimaggio is dead, the sheriff's department making the announcement just minutes ago. >> during an arrest attempt at the north end of moorehead lake in idaho, suspect james lee dimaggio was shot and killed by an fbi tactical agent assigned to an fbi headquarters unit. hannah anderson was located with dimaggio, she appears well and was rescued and was transported to a hospital in idaho. >> great ending to a tragic story. hannah anderson is alive and apparently being looked at at a local hospital and james dimaggio dead, let's bring in tom brown, the founder of the tracker school that teaches

wilderness survival techniques and former fbi special agent. good evening, gentlemen. great news, classic example of law enforcement, you have them in there, a marksman takes him out, there's a shootout, what do you though? >> i can tell you this, when the fbi tactical teams do a lot of work in environments such as this. and tom, has experience training with individuals like this. so, it's very very important for law enforcement to have this type of training and this type of a situation, it looks like it worked out well. >> tom, you are a tracker. you are a infamous tracker, you have a great background and written book on the stuff. now do we have the ability with drones, there was talk of infrared devices that could identify him. this was dangerous. is it is easier now? >> definitely easier now with

all the technology we have and the infrared than it was 30 years ago when it was just a person following a set of footprints with a back up. you know, he -- this boy was out of his element. he was way too deep. >> how do you know that? >> just the way he approached the situation. what he was carrying in with him. >> how do we know what he was carrying in with him? >> the people on horse back said that he was packed too light for the area. and it -- didn't appear to them to be seasoned. >> all right, so, let's talk about hannah, i prefer to talk about her, she is obviously been through a great deal of trauma. but at the same time, those people on horse back who apparently saw the 2 of them said that she was not behaving in way that was you know, not ordinary. so, what is your take from that, jonathan? >> we could look at it, let's

hope it was the case. she was smart enough not to over react, it's sometimes best not on over react. and commit to that. >> you agree with that, tom? >> absolutely. either that or the outside chance that he had her so brain washed that you know, kids, 16, 17, mom and dad are against me. and this guy comes along, i will take care of you. >> that poor young girl, hannah anderson, who on is alive and well, thank god, and thank law enforcement and the fbi is alive and well and hopefully she will be fine. thank you for being us on this story. >> all right, coming up, the driver of this bus under fire for not stopping a vicious being. in a fox exclusive the driver joins me live and later, you will not want to miss my opening statement on president obama's press conference yesterday. stay with us. what are you doing back there? ow! that hurt! no, no, no, no.

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>>. >> judge jeanine: this video showing three teens viciously beating >> this video showing three teens beating another teen on a school bus has shocked millions viewers, the 13-year-old victim suffered a broken arm and two black eyes and i suspect a lot more injuries, the victim reported that the three 15-year-old attackers tried to sell him drugs. take a listen to the bus driver trying to intervene. >> we have to get somebody here quick, quick, quick, quick, they about to beat this boy to death, there's nothing i can do. >> that bus driver is coming under fire for not stepping in sooner. here is the bus driver, john moody and his attorney, frank

mcdermott, you did not physically intervene. do you wish that you had? >> your honor, this is just a bad situation. it started at school. they let the kids get on the bus in the afternoon and did not get me a heads up or anything as to what happened in school, so i did not have a clue. >> one of the things that we don't know, was the bus moving at the time? >> no the bus had stopped. >> was it still on school grounds? >> no, it was on private road on a road. >> okay. >> i was stopping to let the student off. >> now these three teens have you had trouble with them before? >> no, i had not. not during the summer, anyway. >> and are you sorry you did not

intervene? >> well, i will tell you like this, your honor, i had nightmares over it. i wanted to do something but policy said the bus driver should not intervene in a fight like that. call it in and get help out there. >> how long did it -- >> believe me -- >> how long did it take to get help, john? >> your honor, i'm not sure. it probably took about 5 or ten minutes. >> frank, do you know how long it took for help to the get there? >> it was 3 or 4 minutes before help got out there, i know that once mr. moody called dispatch, they got on the line and they started calling law enforcement officers out to the scene. >> all right, and john, you made the decision to retire. did it -- were you asked to retire, is this something that you did on your own? >> no, it has nothing to do with my retirement. i was going to do that anyway.

>> and john, you know, this, this young boy, the 13-year-old, you were very upset as you watched that beating. was there any other student on the bus who tried to help the 13-year-old? >> no, because the bus was just so crowded and then the kids are not supposed to get involved in it either. i had 45 kids on the bus. >> how many kids on the bus? >> this was about 45 kids on that bus. >> but it's interesting, john, you say the kids were not supposed to get involved. i understand that some of them actually stood up and used their cell phones to take video of this beat down. >> yes, they did. which that is a no-no. >> well, you know, shame on them. anyway, john and frank, thank you for being with us this evening and joining me now is florida prosecutor, stacey honowitz, stacey, everyone

including me is furious about this beat down on the school bus, the place where we put our children to get to school safely. can these teens be charged as adults? >> they can. they can be waived up to adult court or there could be a direct file. even if they had no prior contact with the criminal justice system. >> and quickly do we know whether they had any prior contact. are you a wear of any other juvenile record or contact? >> they have no stated whether or not there's been a juvenile record, a lot of that is confidential, i'm sure we will find out in the coming weeks whether they had contact with the system. >> is there an obligation for the school bus driver to get at least get involved. he said something that interesting that he is not supposed to get involved? do you know? >> every school has a policy,

they are not charging him with neglect of a child. he h he had no obligation to get involved. >> stacey, what is interesting is that he came out right away and said that the school did not tell me that there had been a problem. it makes it clear to me that if there's a lawsuit, the school probably should be included. and finally, the possibility of this child almost being a whistle blower, he goes to school and said these kids are selling me pot and they beat the hell out of him, the school has a responsibility to protect him. >> absolutely. you are going to see lawsuits cop out of this and one of them is going to be the whistle blower that it was in retaliation for what he was telling. and it will cause a big problem

for what goes on in school. >> as well it should. stacey, thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you, judge. >> all right, we will have the latest from the dramatic rescue of the 16-year-old hannah anderson, later the political fall-out from the president's press conference and one of the irs bozos got promoted. [ whispering ] uh! i had a nightmare! the house caught fire and we were out on the streets. [ whispering ] shhh. it's only a dream. and we have home insurance. but if we made a claim, our rate would go up... [ whispering ] shhh. you did it right. you have allstate claim rate guard so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. [ whispering ] are we still in a dream? no, you're in an allstate commercial. so get allstate home insurance with claim rate guard...

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>> at least one person is dead, and three others missing outside of colorado springss, witnesses describing the flooding as chaos, in someplaces, wells of water and mud have lifted homes off the foundations. the devastation partly the rule of a wild fire last year. the charred ground cannot absorb the rain. and a wave of car bombings across baghdad leaves at least

40 people dead, it targeted markets and restaurants as people were celebrating the end of the holy month. the country could spiral into a new round of sectarian violence. more on the dramatic rescue of 16-year-old hannah anderson coming up next. this week, president baobama trs to get in front of one of those so-called phony scandals, by having a discussion with the washington press. his first in over three months. it was a tour deforce presentation taken directly from the obama play book, when caught in a lie, just deny, if the truth comes out, take on a crusade. fix the problem as if you never

knew the problem was a problem in the first place. there's a news conference right now on hannah anderson. >> special agents with the fbi's hostage rescue team along with the salt lake city fbi observed hannah and the suspect at a campsite. agents moved in to rescue hannah. the suspect is deceased. the fbi dispatches a shooting review team from washington. special agent discharges a firearm. the team will interview witnesses and tell exactly what happened for this reason. no other details are released at this time. when incidents like this occur, no one knows where the investigation will lead. our team faced a challenging

situation. our team of fbi agents. idaho state police. u.s. marshals, the u.s. border patrol and the rest of the team worked tirelessly to find hannah, fbi victim specialists are working with hannah and her family to get them the resources they need as they enter the next challenging phase. of this incident. as the grateful as we are that she was recovered safely, we remember the other victims in the case that lost lives. the evidence response team, along with detectives from san diego sheriff's department will process the crime scene at the site of the rescue. this will still take some time and require a great deal of coordination. as the idaho portion of this case wraps up and transitions

back to san diego county. we will continue to work with our colleagues both in idaho and san diego and provide them with any continuing support they might need. it has been said that the greatest weapon against crime is the cooperation of law law enforcement with the understanding of the public and i think this case has proven that. thank you. >> patti bollen, hannah is safe. and that was our first priority from the beginning. we are so appreciateive of all the law enforcement partners. and members of our community who all played a role in bringing hannah home, thank you. >> can you describe the complexity of this? >> i'm the acting public information officer for this

incident. i also have jason park with the -- pack, rather with the fbi here. we will attempt to field questions, now, agains a the special agent in charge explained, there's a special investigateive team that comes in after incidents like this so there's little information about what transpired this afternoon that is releasable at this time, so, happy to try to answer questions, however, please understand that the details available are very, very limited. >> was it because he was seen with a thermal imaging? >> i do not have information about how they were spotlighted. but they were spotted in the air. i do not have information. whether or not the suspect fired. we do not have details about what hannah is experiencing, our top priority is to make sure she

is okay in every way possible. she was removed from the area by helicopter. did you get a rescue team involved? was there a negotiation between dimaggio and the fbi team? >> it's simply a team that is trained in these kind of situations. so i cannot release any specifics on what transpired leading up to thmpt these are the teams that go in whether or not there's negotiation or not, they are trained to handle the situations no matter what transpires. >> how far from the original site where they were spotted on wednesday were they today? >> not far, they were relatively close to the same area. >> does hannah have any physical injuries? >> no, she appears to be doing okay at this point. >> she is in a boise hospital right now? >> i cannot tell you where she is, she was taken to a local hospital? >> they were swimming.

>> give us a sense of how complicated, sort of qualify how complicated and how sensitive a mission that was given the circumstances? >> of course, this is a homicide suspect that was in a rugged area and we had a 16-year-old girl that we wanted to bring home safely. that is what we wanted, we wanted her home and we wanted it to end safely and that is what happen. as with any of these things, safety had to be taken into consideration, we had to look at the tactical issues. both because of the nature of the investigation but because of the land we are talking about. so it's a complex search. >> do you have any reports of injury?

>> i do not have reports of any injuries to any personnel on the ground. [ inaudible question ] >> i don't know when that will happen, i know they will reunite her with family as soon as possible. >> is she being attended to by a victim counselor? >> yes, absolutely, we will make sure she has as much care physically and emotionally as possible. as in any case like this. i have not released the specific times and i do not have all of the times on that part of the investigation. >> do you know the direction that original spot that they were? >> i do not have the exact directions. i apologize. this is our last on camera briefing that we will do on this incident. our teams are now demobilizing so a lot of the federal teams will be heading back to their home bases and so, we will continue the to send out any

updates via e-mail as we get them, but we do not expect any new updates until we can get this team in place and they can process that. so, all other information after today will come the fbi office. we -- you have been very, very helpful in getting the message to the community and of course, our thanks to everyone that called in tips, this was a -- you know, started essentially in earnest yesterday morning and today, less than 36 hours later she is home and she is -- she is safe, hannah is safe and that's the best outcome that we were hoping for. our top priority. so we appreciate all of your help. >> are they processing the scene now or waiting until morning? >> they will continue to process the scene as they can. i do not know when the crews will be there and all of that? >> how many people were on the ground doing that sort of rescue

effort? >> that part is still under investigation, it's unclear right now, it's part of the questions that the review team will look in to. we will not be able to he see much anymore about the incident itself, because we have to wait on the shooting review team to come, they will interview the witnesses and determine the facts if we release anything possib public publically, it would skew it a bit. what is important is hannah is safe tonight. >> were there a lot of agencies on that team -- >> all right, thank you. thank you for everything that you did. >> all right, all right, we are coming out of a press conference by the idaho sheriff's department on the rescue of hannah anderson who is safe and presently in a hospital, found out some interesting

information. number one, from the public information officer saying that they were first spotted from the air. that they had no information as to whether or not the suspect actually fired. that they were relatively close to the area where they entered that wilderness area, that hanna looks okay, and no reports of injury to anyone on the ground and the shoot and review team will review this shootout but the good news hannah anderson is safe and james dimaggio, her abductor is dead, shot apparently by an fbi team. we will be right back. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for at insurance.

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acting irs commissioner said that no procedure has changed that will turn away from the targeting of conservative groups. >> john, do we need a procedure. isn't this just about misuse and abuse of power in. >> it's about accountability. >> issa and everyone is looking for a smoking gun. >> why do you say that? >> there's zero evidence. there's thousands of stories, there's zero evidence linking the president or the white house to making these decisions. >> wait a minute, wait a minute, if they are bringing the people to washington and giving them plum positions because they targeted conservatives and tea party and patriots and -- >> what people? >> i just told you sarah hall

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this is a fox news alert. after days of searching that spanned multiple states the

manhunt is over tonight. 16-year-old hannah anderson is safe and sound. and will soon be headed home. 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 you and james dimaggio. how do you feel about it? he was your friend. did you ever expect this kind of thing could happen? >> yes. i have been expressing to the media since two nights ago that it was my belief that he was reacting to the suicide of his father of 15 years ago. the fact that he burned his

house down on the anniversary date of his father's disappearance, 15 years ago. and the fact that i predicted he would be probably kill himself or be killed today. >> be sure to stay with fox news for the latest in the rescue of 16-year-old hannah anderson. that's it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. don't forget to pick up my new book "clever fox." another novel where danny fox fights for justice. and also, i wasn't able to complete my open this evening, but if you go to foxnews.com or "justice with judge jeanine" you will see my open i didn't have a chance to read to you. follow me on twitteren, instagram and facebook. see you next week. have a great night.

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