don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go.o, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's

don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bowl in other shops are cracked and cheap as these. how do i drink the soup if it's like this it will hurt my lips. i don't care this is a good design. oh, this smells good. i eat your noodles almost every night and i can tell if they're good or not by they're smell. [slirping] disgusting. that's okay. that's okay. hot water. much more. much more. this is good, i guess. any way noodles are important. some times the noodles are too soft and soggy and they are not good. these are nic

thank you, don. >> go ahead. >> i think i get some extra time here. >> yes, you do. en former candidates are going to endorse, it matters somewhat, but herman cain had such a spectacular flameout that i don't think it matters. it matters to him because once he endorses, that day will be the very last, if any, relevance that he has in this campaign whatsoever. i think it only matters to him. it's not really going to matter to any of the candidates. >> i can't wait to get your reaction to this one, our buzzer beater's really awesome. 20 seconds each. iowa pastor is circulating a video that slams newt gingrich over his personal life comparing him to kim kardashian. listen. >> newt respects marriage about as much as kim kardashian. that's right. newt gingrich is the kim kardashian of the gop. >> all right. with that kind of pr, can gingrich keep or win over evangelicals in iowa. cheri? >> if he does, it's because he's shown contrician. he's been very honest about his marriage issues. they were resolved with divorce and remarriage. i don't think a video has much impact. it

oh, man, we love it. 56 years, still going strong. don and marty. >> thank you very much. >> -- ron -- >> -- caboose -- >> -- tomorrow? >> hey, tomorrow we are going to be in arbudas at the lead's auto body shop and i am told, i have gotten tons of phone calls and e-mails, that the train garden is nothing less than spectacular, we look forward to it. >> a train garden in an auto body shop. i can't wait. >> i can't wait either. >> come on out. >> we ought do ought to get our trainer to set up a tailgate. >> if you are wondering how big it is, it is the size of a fire truck, they pull 1 truck out and it takes up the whole space. >> that is cool. >> yeah. >> we started doing train garden week last year and i am glad we are doing it again. >> uh-huh. ,,,,,,,,is cool. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's

don. hello. what's going on? champagne? all i ever get is beer.eah, well, we can change that right now. there you are, my boy. all right, well, to charlie, who, uh, seriously pulled a rabbit out of his hat today. well... oh, sounds like you have restored your faith in your brother. whoa. when did i ever lose it? uh, i think i've lost count. oh, come on, bro, i'd put my life in your hands any day of the week. well, that's great, because millie and i are now going to dinner. i will leave you with your brother... bon appétit. ...who will be your designated chef. no, i'm going skating. see you. we're having hungarian goulash. going skating. i'm preparing a nice goulash. where's everybody...? well, i guess it's goulash for two. captioning sponsored by cbs paramount network television and brought to you by toyota. moving forward. choose any direction as long as it's moving forward. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >> i am not going to be silenced and i am not going away. >> he is dropping out, but still defi

going strong. gentlemen, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great to see you. all right, don and marty, oh, i am going to show you 1 more thing here. >> i like your billboard. >> yeah, we saw that. >> yeah, we like the billboard. >> is newman paying you anything for that? >>> thank you very much, that is great. fabulous guys. >> they need to set up manic monday. >> we will do that. next year we will set up manic monday. i will bring the singers. all right, guys. >> hey, ron. >> yes. >> real quick where are we tomorrow? >> tomorrow we are at the fire museum of maryland in lutherville. >> nice. >> as train garden week continues. >> all right, buddy. >> on the eyewitness news morning edition see you. >> that is just great, taking a break and coming right back with more of the eyewitness news morning edition. ♪ write "you're pretty." you're pretty! ♪ i think he hurt his tibia. what's a tibia? [ female announcer ] cards are not for sending. ♪ they're for bringing us together. this holiday, select cards come postage-paid. >>> 6:25, here is mary bubala with this report. >> reporter:

don, well, christopher hill served as the american ambassador to iraq from 2009 to 2010. and we are goinge in denver. don and i are going to have a conversation with you. what are your thoughts as all of this draws to a close, ambassador hill? >> well, you know, in a perfect world, it might have been better to keep some troops there, but clearly this wasn't going to be possible because the iraqis were always of two minds. on the one hand, they appreciate what we've done for security, on the other hand, they wanted us really to leave and for them to assume tear sovereignty. so i think it is going to be a tough period. we're already seeing signs that malaki is having troubles with his coalition partners. and so i think we're all going to have to fatten our seat belts. but i think at the ends of the day, we have to realize this is their country, their politics and they're going to have to work this out. >> is nuri al malaki, you've met him, obviously -- is he the man to unify some iraq or as some fear, the man who will try to consolidate his power at the expense of others in iraq? >> well, i

don, what's going on now? >> they are mopping up.they got here, there was a three story wooden building on fire. the fire was spreading into buildings on either side. the deputy chief told us that they jumped on the fire fairly fast. it was a three alarm, which means may had 100 firefighters on the scene. 20 engine companies went after it fast. they got the fire out and right now they are mopping up. nobody was hurt. no serious damage beyond the building itself and we are just about one block from san francisco general hospital. of course the hospital was not involved. so this happened very quickly. they got on it fast and it's out. >> all right, good news. thank you very much, don. at least three people are dead after a major earthquake rocks southwest mexico. it was centered 78 miles north. amazingly, there's been very little damage. it did pack quite a punch. it sent high-rises more than 100 miles away swaying for more than a minute. the deaths are being attributed to falling debris. >>> a father of three killed in his bed in a dr

here you go, don. try that out. >> are you sure that's human food? bacon hot sauce. anywhere from $3 to $18 to think geek. the crew is going to eat bacon croutons. dude, you guys, eat it! step up. they're not as good as our light sabers from yesterday, but we brought some unique stuff. this is a jawbones jam box. looks like a little giant brick. this is one of my go-to portable speaker options. what's awesome about it, it's wireless. you can be in the kitchen or the living room, this will connect to anything with blue tooth. your computer, tablet, smartphone. you can use this as a speakerphone for conference calls. >> jawbone? >> known for audio and giving you good quality sound. something that's a little small. a nice go-to audio option for the music lover in your life. this is a rainbow maker. my friend gave this to me as a present and it's my go-to lift for under $20. 20 bucks, amazon.com. put this on any window in your house and it creates all these mini rainbows all around the room. it's really amazing. every single time it goes off, it makes me

now, if you want to go ahead and check if you are that person, don, listen here. k your status at irs.gov. go ahead and click on where is my refund, which is located on the right-hand side. now, keep in mind, the irs will not get out there and try to contact you, really up to you to go after your money, don. >> i think it takes like 60 days or something. they put a tracker on it. i did it and went to irs.gov. i'm familiar with this. interesting, interesting. let's talk about things that affect most people in the country, their markets. are you still expecting a flat open after yesterday's runoff? >> nothing huge, not too bad. when we see this kind of monster rally like we saw yesterday, we often see a big pull back. this really shows that the market, hey, may actually believe the central bank's moves may help support the global economy, but the reality of this situation is that this fixes, it looks to help the symptoms. it doesn't necessarily fix the overriding issue that europe's massive debt load is still there. don? >> all right, thank you, alison. we'll check b

strike at the root, don. >> i'll let you go. i'm a nice guy. middle. >> no talking points, don. >> well, listen. you don't want to go there. i'll get in trouble for that. the truth is not ideological. listen, now your buzzer beater. 20 seconds each. mitt romney announces his campaign song, kid rock's "born free." listen. ♪ i was born free ♪ ♪ >> okay. maria, you first. what should newt gingrich's theme song be? >> first i came up with changes by david bowie. that would be better suited for romney. my song is a song called "breakfast at tiffany's". >> cheri, what should president obama's song be? >> president obama's song should be the movie sound of music where the kids sing so long, father well song as they back up the stairs. they're not big enough and grown up enough to hang out with the grownouts at the party. even the one that's 16, going on 17. that's president obama's song. good-bye, farewell song. >> pete, what should ron paul's song be? >> ron paul's song? well, whatever song we choose for ron paul, it's got to be available to listen t

say they definitely have made up their minds, people can still change their minds with one month to go, don. >> thank you very much, paul steinhauser. our next political update one hour. a reminder for all the latest political news, go to our website, cnnpolitics.com. >>> as european leaders start their summit and work to address their debt crisis, wall street's watching like a hawk today. developments there are expected to drive u.s. markets as we close out the year. treasury secretary timothy geithner has been criss-crossing the continent this week expressing support and some pressure for a solution. well, today he met with the italian prime minister and praised his new austerity measures. more now from london with more on the eu summit and the reaction to it internationally. how are these meetings being covered around the world. >> reporter: not just traders but journalist as well. three headlines that will give you an idea of what's at stake. "the guardian" has the headline the crisis won't be solved in a few days. it's a long battle against euro oblivion. europe will not be saved in br

i was distracted because don was going like this. i hope his wife was not watching.ork' square. good morning. how are you? it's always exciting, right? did i hear you having tony bennett this year? >> tony bennett started singing with the waiter in 1942. he had his first number one l bum and he was performing on the show. >> you will countdown the top five game changers of 2011. >> that's something we do in the prime hour as a way to reflect on the things in popular culture in sports and politics. there was a few things that happened in the past year that will highlight and pay off. it will be a fun thing to do before we get into it. >> is it true that brian williams who only had six or seven jobs as it is and has lots of time on his hands did something for you? /%[wmç and knew more about music than i did.ç he did it from the nightly news post and it is flawless. >> i have to ask you this because it's the tourist season here. it can be like a million people around time square. watching you which is a good thing. what are the people thinking? the truth is the applian

don lemon. thank you so much for joining us. we're going to begin with new details in the child sex abuse allegations against the former head of the athletic union. robert bobby dodd was dismissed from his post about a month ago. that's according to a pr firm hired by the aau firm hired to take care of this crisis. dodd denied the allegations when confronted but the aau saw fit to tell dodd to leave his post and not return. george howe, they must have found something to force dodd out. do we know what that was? >> reporter: don, at this point that does seem to be the case. in fact, we are learning new details as we examine the time line of events. how long did this group know about these allegations before making the call to contact police? now, what we do know is that two men spoke publicly to espn outside the lines to share their story about the alleged sexual abuse that happened back in the 1980s when the men were teenagers. what we learned is that a third person may have also contacted that group with similar complaints but it all goes

it's going to be bad. donning to our viewers at home, this may be something you don't want your children to hear. this is something that he probably sat down and said to his lawyer, do we really want this information out there now, and it's going to be out there in the public. this graphic testimony. for all the time when we're waiting for that jury to get picked. >> yeah. every time you hear it -- this is the first time we've heard anything official, besides what was in the grand jury report and sandusky speaking on television. we've heard from mcqueary and we'll hear much more and it's going to be even more graphic. >> it is. it's heartbreaking, don. that's unfortunately what the state has to do to meet their burden. got to prove the elements happened. yeah. it's going to get ugly. no uglier than the original crime on those poor victims. >> no. you got that right. >> absolutely. holly hughes, thank you. >>> the death of a florida a&m drum major, roomed a homicide. the latest on the hazing scandal and what ba

secret service for analysis and an investigation which is on going, liz? >> don, thanks. >>> the environmental effects of the costco oil spill might be more thanking long lasting -- might be more longer lasting than originally thought. it caused long-term damage to the population. the san francisco bay's only commercially fished species. as recently as last year, scientists say that the herring embryos continue to show the heart defects. typically a symptom of oil exposure. >>> the man suspected of shooting a young soldier here is now in police custody. the 22-year-old christopher sullivan was shot on friday night. the 19-year-old rubin gerrardo turned himself today, a guest at his homecoming party when witnesses said he shot sullivan twice. he is now paralyzed from the neck down. he received a purple heart last year after being injured in a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan. >>> in texas, police say that the man who shot six family members before killing himself was dressed up as santa claus. officers responded to an apartment in the dallas suburb of grapevine

good morning, everyone, i am jessica kartalija, in for don scott. let's go over to marty. >> the maximum temperature we are seeing now though is 32, 42 area wide on its way to a high of 44, this evening clouds, mild air pressing into the air, 38 is the dinnertime temperature, jay cart take it away. >> marty thanks now over to sharon at traffic control. >> it has been a quiet morning is what i was trying to say. we continue to have two problems, an accident in the glen burnie area, a vehicle into a pole there. also ice an issue in rosedale, all because of a water main break on philadelphia road. use caution in that area. if you are headed on the beltway speeds remain in the 60s, the low 60s, so no problems there open on the beltway. no problems there either. this traffic report is brought dow by your toyota dealer. back over to you. >> sharon, thank you. >>> at the top of the news this half-hour a man who was not only robbed but also stripped and pepper sprayed at a bus stop. derek valcourt has more on this bizarre attack. >> reporter: it is a story many neig

assertions about how penn state handled allegations against him in susa susan, what's going on here? >> reporter: don, jerry sandusky says no one at penn state ever demanded his keys to the locker room after he was accused of so domizing a boy in the shower. but there's also an unsettling response when he's asked about that interview. his new interview, at least parts of it arguably, are raising as many eyebrows as his first one. >> in an interview video taped, jerry sandusky not only repeats his denials of wrong doing, he tells the paper, "youngsters might say i was a father figure." a father figure who stands accused of 40 counts of raping and molesting young boys. in an intriguing exchange, sandusky tries to explain the way he answered nbc a few weeks ago when asked whether he sexually attracted to young boys? >> am i sexually attracted underage boys? sexually attracted, you know, i enjoy young people. >> he tells the new york times at first he wondered what to make of the question. off camera, you'll hear the voice of sandusky's lawyer prompting his client. >> if i say, no, i'm not attr t attract

i remember having thoughts of, am i going to lose my leg? >> on the ground, donnd andy's dad, tim, are still trying to figure out the best plan to get andy down safely. >> the plane was going to land. the pilot was going to have to put it down. they were running out of fuel and it was time to make the serious decision. >> don knows what has to happen. he knows it could mean death for his friend, but he makes the most difficult decision of his life. >> at this point, i brought tim back into the office and explained i was going to land the aircraft with his son underneath it. and he pretty much said, no, you're not. after a bit of talking, between the both of us, it was a teary moment, but we decided that that had to happen. >> andy doesn't know about the plan but he does sense that an end, good or bad, has to be near and prepares himself. >> i guess whenever you're faced with the potential of death for that long of a time, for 45 minutes, i mean, you kind of give yourself up to that possibility. >> preparations are made to bring the plane down. a rescue team, emt,

don, take it away. >> thank you, let's go straight to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning,te the dry morning we are dealing with a lot of problems this morning. a few new ones in, including an accident there. another problem on 95 northbound, a vehicle fire there approaching route 32. watch for a crash on 83 northbound, the jfx approaching ruxton road. a new accident edgewood southbound 24 at 95 and another one there. if you are headed on the beltway fortunately speeds still up to par at 56 miles an hour as your averages, 11 and 12 minute drive times on the top and the west sides. a live look outside at the jfx, south of pimlico road no delays, 95 running smoothly still at 198. this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you. >> all right. let's go right out to the ronster. good morning. how are we? >> we are live at the museum here. a great place, train garden week continues on the eyewitness news morning edition, we ran into a problem this morning, it happens, here is rob williams, the assistant director. what happened? >> the track had a circuit blow so we

going on there? >> well, since we spoke, don, the clashes have still been on going between the protesters and the police and the army. today the video we acquired -- the video of the woman that was beaten severely and stripped of a substantial amount of her clothes, i spoke to the man who filmed the video, and he was very devastated because when he was filming he saw how brutal the army was. they were beating elderly, children, and the girl herself was extremely beaten. just now i spoke to a friend of hers, and she told me that the girl does not want to speak to the media. she's worried that the situation might be escalated. her parents still don't even know what happened to her. they don't know she's the one in the video, especially that the picture has been on the front page of several newspapers here in cairo and it has fueled a lot of rage, and many protesters i spoke with -- actually joined the protest only because of that video. >> we should have warned our viewers. if you have kids in the room. this is very disturbing images. can we take this down for a second please? come back on camera here. if

don lemon. thank you so much for watching. you're in the "cnn newsroom." we're going to begin with big political news. >> so as of today, with a lot of prayer and soul searching, i am suspending my presidential campaign. >> this is where it comes to an end. the last stop for the cain train. herman cain today in atlanta effectively ending his bid for the white house. the candidate who just a month ago was being talked about as the frontrunner for the republican nomination, suspending his campaign. in recent weeks, cain has denied allegations of sexual harassment and an atlanta woman's claim that she had a 13-year affair with him. today, his eyes hidden behind dark shades with his wife, gloria, by his side. cain broke the news to supporters. >> i am at peace with my god. i am at peace with my wife. and she is at peace with me. >> okay, even as cain was announcing the end to his 2012 dreams, he was promising that he wouldn't be silenced and that he wouldn't go away. cnn's shannon travis standing outside the atlanta headquarters that cain just opened today as he was suspe

don king, i hope that costco responds. you're goingolitics. >> you just said it. take a trip back in history. thomas jefferson said many years ago that our liberties are more dangerously imperilled by the banking institution than by standing armies. it causes unemployment, he says, homelessness, joblessness and this is like 200 years ago and it's all coming to bear fruit right now where people are homeless and jobless and their houses are being foreclosed on. and in cleveland, they're tearing down houses that were good houses because the house -- the mortgage is double what the people would owe. or what the house is worth. it's a sad commentary for us in america, the greatest nation in the world and to be able to suffer this type of situation where our people are starving and not having jobs, we should just create a job -- >> we have to do it. we're going to bring you back on and talk at length and go through the points. don and tamika, thanks for joining us. >> only in america! >> let me say this, as you see these people lined up in h

wjz is going on a half hour early. don and tim will have the latest on the first warning forecast. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. a reality causes real life damage in california. we'll tell you what came crashing through one family's door. >>> he was once the most powerful man in illinois. now, rod blagojevich. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 6:29. 50 degrees and rainy outside, business as we look out into the inner harbor. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. 14 years in prison. that is the sentence for disgraced former illinois governor rod blagojevich as he is sentenced for corruption in office. >> reporter: rod blagojevich fought his way through the crowd, minutes after hearing his sentence. >> this is a time to fight through adversity. this is the time for me to be strong for my children. to be strong for patty. >> reporter: the judge ordered the former illinois governor to serve 14 years in prison for corruption. a stiffer penalty than most of th

don: all right, just hang tight, okay? you keep that line open. we're going to get you out of there. it's going to take at least half an hour to get the bomb squad to roll. all right, look, we got to find another way then, all right? think i see it. hey, i need to talk to you. i'm busy, professor. retrieving what your fbi friends took from me. i need your help. i gave it to you, remember? there's a bomb, all right? it's likely your design. malloy's the target. i know your history, but you're her only hope. personal animus aside, sounds like a job for the bomb squad, not me. there's no time. i'm sorry. i can't help you. glaser! i know what rf59 means. it's richard feynman's 1959 lecture on nanotechnology, the future, right? i applaud your insight, but i'm not sure i see your point. feynman loved ideas, but he would never have used incendiary words without regards for consequences. would have never walked away from someone who needed his help. you were his student! what happened?

don could get his winter wish! >> but it gets so cold up there. >> yes, but we'll all be together. >> hmm. we're goingaching! >> ooh. see? i knew it. c-cold. >> awk! up here the sun barely rises above the horizon in the winter. >> and there's snow on the ground but not a lot. >> and none coming down from the sky. >> what are we looking for, eh? >> travis troodon! >> hey, you guys. great to see you back at the good old north pole. >> we're here to see snow, travis. there's supposed to be a buzzard. >> don means blizzard. >> yeah. that's what they're predicting, which reminds me. i got to finish my game before the blizzard hits. >> are you playing knock the frozen gourd around? >> yeah, what else? best game in the world. have a fun visit, pteranodon clan. maybe i'll catch you later. >> awk! come on. let's go down to the frozen pond! >> [giggling] >> ahh. still no snow falling. oh, well. no winter wish. unh! >> unh! >> [gasp] hi, there. need some help? >> oh, hi. that would be great. i'm moving it to help shore up my nest over there in that patch. >> i'm don, don pteranodon. >> i'm soren saurornitholeste

saw several years ago at the height of the insurgency, what is the security situation going to be, and importantly, dona big question for western nations as well, the iraq of saddam hussein was a counter weight to iran. that is now removed. so now what is the new picture going to be? what influence will iran have with its allies? syria, for instance? and i think we have to look at it within that context. it's a regional picture. >> the yeah. i look forward to more of your thoughts. it's interesting you saying it was a counter weight to other countries in the area. and we're talking about syriaen an all of those places there. and i think next if we are to be doing this soon, obviously, it will be afghanistan and we don't know the when that's going to happen for sure. but right now, we know the u.s. president has said by the end of the year, all combat troops out of iraq and more of our coverage with hala gorani moments away. don't go anywhere. forty years ago, he wasn't worried about retirement. he'd yet to hear of mutual funds, iras, or annuities. back then, he had something more important to do. he wa

don incident. >> it's probably going to be more safe than before. >> this is the second murder here since 2005 since teacher william bassett was gunned down while shopping. two murders were at randal mills last month. >> you think your safe, but you're not. you're not safe anywhere. >> in towson, retailers hope what appears to be random violence won't deter customers. police won't say whether they're looking for more than one suspect. mike hellgren, wjz eye witness news. >>> we'll bring you the latest on the news and online. >>> police don't know what caused this sailboat to capsize leaving one man dead and one lost. the 18-foot sailboat, like this one, tipped over in a big gust of wind. someone on board tightened the sail instead of losening it. the only survivor is a 25-year-old woman. >> ron smith loses his battle with pancreatic cancer. weijia jiang shows us how ron's family and friends are remembering him. >> reporter: no matter how difficult the words, ron smith was not afraid to say them. >> i owed it to my audience to be honest with them, as i try to be honest with them on my comments on pol

clicking like it should and when they got lost trying to get to you we need to know what's going on. here is don harrison on that story tonight >> reporter: this is the new 911 system. >> calvert. >> reporter: it replaced the 26 year old dispatch communication system, some firefighters and police say the new system has put their lives in danger. >> officers going hands on with this system it was not meant for them. . >> reporter: a corporal with the order of police. he said the new system is giving them wrong information at times and not enough at other times. >> there are so many issues i think it's going to be impossible to get all the issues straightened out before someone is hurt or injured. >> we feel we will be able to work our way through that. as the issues arrive any potential safety issues being addressed. >> reporter: the system also operates to fire and ambulance center for the county. the chief said the new system has advantages over the old system. >> the satellite that is here with this new system is an advantage we have from the old system. in this case, it can help the dispatche

what is going on in our society, in our country, when you hear about cover-ups and things like that? >> you know something, donis has been going on for years and years and years. it's just that, with social networking and the 24-hour media cycles that today, it has come to the surface the way it hasn't historically. with one in six boys molested before the age of 18 and one in four boy girls, this is not a new story and these cases with penn state and syracuse and elsewhere highlighted are important, but my concern, don, is that most of the abuse that we're seeing happening in this country is not highlighted. it is not with big celebrities or important or prestigious people. it's down in the trenches with nearly 50% of boys being molested in homes by people that they know. so i don't want us to demonize these people as the epitome of evil at the expense of overlooking people in our communities, in our neighbors and even our relatives who have access to our children. it's time for parents to really take a sharp wake-up call and build the kind of communication mechanisms with their children so that we can really

. >> reporter: good afternoon, don, good afternoon, everyone. instead of going home to gaithersburg gary giordano was in new york city, giving his version of events the day his travel companion went missing. back on american soil gary giordano gives his first network news interview this morning since being arrested in aruba, he appeared on good morning america, telling his side of what happened on the island the day his travel companion and frederick native robyn gardner went missing. >> i feel -- >> -- she -- >> -- cared about, okay, a companion, if you or you, has disappeared on my watch. >> he says gardner was swept out to sea while the two went snorkeling and he frantically searched for her afterwards. he also discussed the $1.5 million life insurance policy taken out on her before the trip. >> there is a holland hand handbook for travelers it tells you what to do. the first thing is call authorities, the second thing is call your insurance company. >> back in august they raided his home. his attorney is the same man who represented casey anthony, he says he