BALDWIN: A twist in the Hannah Anderson kidnapping case. James DiMaggio, the man believed to have killed Christina and Ethan Anderson and kidnapping 16-year-old Hannah Anderson named the teen's grandmother as the beneficiary of his life insurance policy. DiMaggio was a family friend of the Andersons, like an uncle, they said. He was shot and killed by the FBI in the Idaho wilderness back on August 10th after a weeklong manhunt. A spokesman for the DiMaggio family told the "L.A. Times" the policy was for $112,000. And it's not exactly back to business for San Diego Mayor Bob Filner as he is trying to sort through his legal problems after taking out some time for behavioral therapy in response to the increasing number of allegations against him. At least 16 women accusing the mayor of sexual harassment, but his supporters who gathered for a rally at city hall say he deserves the benefit of the doubt.</s>ENRIQUE MORONES, FILNER SUPPORTER: When you stand united in stopping the public mockery of our judicial system, due process for Mayor Filner and due process for the accusers.</s>BALDWIN: The mayor is involved in mediation trying to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former staff member. New in the next hour of NEWSROOM, a case that has a lot of parents concerned. At least two daycare workers fired after posting allegedly these photos of these little kids on Instagram with these cruel captions. Now the Department of Social Services is investigating. More on what happened and how the mom of one of these kids is speaking out.
Captor Left Money To Teen's Family