a 16-year-old girl is reuniting with her father today after living through a horrible ordeal. hannah anderson s mother and brother were killed, and she was kidnapped by the suspected killer. a family friend she had known for years, james dimaggio, took her across state lines and into the woods in idaho where fbi agents tracked them down yesterday. dimaggio is dead. and hannah is alive. paul vercammen is live for us right now in san diego with hannah s grandparents who have been through so much this week. paul. reporter: well, fredricka, joining me now are sarah and her husband ralph. of course, you now have had time to process a little bit of this information and tell us how you re feeling now that you know that hannah s safe. we re very excited. just ecstatic. jubilation. we couldn t ask for anything more. this is the outcome we wanted. it s relief. relief. i was hoping it wouldn t be a long confrontation, and it wasn t. so thankful for that. reporter: i m going to s
0 while your paycheck s still flat now that jobs are coming back. christine shows you the truth behind the numbers. have a great weekend. hello everyone. i m fredricka whitfield in the cnn newsroom. a look at our top stories this hour. a 16-year-old girl is found alive after nearly a week with a suspected killer. the intense manhunt ended yesterday with fbi agents rescuing hannah anderson and killing her captor. her grandparents talked to us live next. and a new iphone could be just around the corner. apple is apparently getting ready to make their next big announcement. and athletic clothing store lululemon is taking heat. what one former employee has to say about all of that. a 16-year-old girl is reuniting with her father today after living through a horrible ordeal. hannah anderson s mother and brother were killed, and she was kidnapped by the suspected killer. a family friend she had known for years, james dimaggio, took her across state lines and into the woods in idaho whe
truth? yes. so that specific exchange happened in court. it has since been struck from the record here. there was a hearing can jurors strike it from their minds? the jurors go home and they have an entire evening to digest it. the last thing you ve heard. let me bring in darren kavinoky. also with me, sunny hostin and former federal prosecutor. carrie hackett and mike brooks, hln law enforcement analyst. let s go back to mark osster man, darren and sunny. i want to begin with you two. let s chew on what mark osster man said, specifically the issue that the state is hoping to seize upon because, again, this guy talked to his buddy and
gave this explanatory back and forth with hannity. now we re waiting. we watched the doors open to see who then awe then at this cates the tape that we just saw. so we re going to learn together and i m going to stop talking here in a minute. carry hackett joining me in studio. mike brooks, hln law enforcement analyst. been watching in the weeds this trial as we all have. so we wait. it s interesting in this trial in particular where we don t know. a lot of times we get witness lists. we don t hear. why? well, there is a prospective witness list but we don t have a witness list of everyone who will come on and what order they re coming on. it varies from state to state. florida, you have to tell the other side who you may offer as a witness but not when and exactly who. okay. let s listen. district 4. we have three counties, duval, claire and nassau. are you the chief medical examiner in your district? yes, i am. how long have you been a medical examiner in total?
suspicion. so i would think he would be likely called. could be other investigators here. maybe the medical examiner because the body of trayvon martin has a story to tell unto itself. and then, of course, we have all wondered why whether the parents of trayvon martin could take the stand. there s potential for dramatic moments in the courtroom before the prosecution rests. all right. martin savage, thanks so much in sanford, florida. attorney mo ivory is host of her radio show here in atlanta. the mo ivory show. carrie hackett is a criminal defense attorney. good to see both of you ladies again. it was a riveting week of testimony. i don t think anyone expected really the potpourri of witnesses, you know, styles and and testimony that were received. carrie, as we head in to the next week, what do you suppose jurors are mulling over this weekend? well, i think jurors are