. >> for richard forster the arrest is a painful reminder. his girlfriend robin gardener disappeared on a trip with giordano. he was eventually released with no charges filed against him. >> are you worried we will never find out what happened to robin? >> of course. that's every day. that goes through my mind. >> hope for answers about what happened to robin continues to fade as the months go by. >> reporter: giordano refused to comment on these latest charges. >> the fbi says it's still investigating the disappearance of gardener. >>> this morning we've learned a flight that made an emergency landing was never in danger. a woman handed a note to a flight attendant. it said in french the woman had a device surgically implanted if her. most -- in her. most passengers didn't know of any dangers. >>> a state delegate is calling for mayor stephanie rawlings blake to take action or resign. the back and forth is getting ugly. >> state delegate pat mcdonalds donalds -- mcdonna said they were fearing for their safety. he called the group a young bla

margin and david forster were coming home from the theater when someone threw a rock at their vehicle. mr. forster got out to affront the assailant and was set upon by approximately five african-american young men who beat him. the thugs then attacked ms. rastami as a crowd of about 30 surrounded the vehicle and witnessed the assault. hysterical. she called 911 and the police arrived. the initial police report described the assault as a biased crime. and a 16-year-old has been arrested. but, now, the norfolk police say it was not a biased crime and are refusing to release the 911 tape saying that would hurt their investigation. how? how could that be possible? in addition, both victims have filed complaints against the norfolk police department alleging the investigation was mishandled and the cops didn't really want to arrest the assailants or even find them. at the same time the newspaper the reporters work for the virginia pilot didn't cover the story for two weeks. despite the fact the reporters had to take a week off from work to deal with their wounds. the editor of the pilot de

margin and david forster were coming home from the theater when someone threw a rock at their vehicle. mr. forster got out to affront the assailant and was set upon by approximately five african-american young men who beat him. the thugs then attacked ms. rastami as a crowd of about 30 surrounded the vehicle and witnessed the assault. hysterical. she called 911 and the police arrived. the initial police report described the assault as a biased crime. and a 16-year-old has been arrested. but, now, the norfolk police say it was not a biased crime and are refusing to release the 911 tape saying that would hurt their investigation. how? how could that be possible? in addition, both victims have filed complaints against the norfolk police department alleging the investigation was mishandled and the cops didn't really want to arrest the assailants or even find them. at the same time the newspaper the reporters work for the virginia pilot didn't cover the story for two weeks. despite the fact the reporters had to take a week off from work to deal with their wounds. the editor of the pilot de

from behind the duke net, it's the freshman kevin forcer with -- forster with the nifty turn. maryland leads in the second yachter 6-2. >>> -- quarter 6-2. >>> d.c. united getting ready for tonight's home match with the new england revolution. the black and red currently stand at 7-4-3 which is good enough for second place in the eastern conference. get out to rfk tonight because they won't play another whole match till june 30. needless to say they don't want to rest on their laurels. >> the one thing that we can't get now is complace sent. you know, yeah, okay, we won a couple of games. if we look at standings we're sitting pretty nice. but you don't get complace sent. this is just -- complacent. this is just the start of the season. in terms of the second half of the season, it really determines who is going to be the playoff teams and who's going into the playoffs hot. >> tucker, you were a soccer player. >> way back in. >> would you contribute to d.c. united if somebody went down and they were to throw you in? >> [ multiple voices ] >> it wouldn't be fast if i did. >> tuc

camp center is to get the majority to join in on oppressing citizens and then some of the best in forster's of the authoritarian system are those that are actually in the reeducation camp they're finding people not to break them but who will enjoy serving the system that's what these camps are really about just like they've used abu ghraib but more importantly they've used camp x. ray at the base in guantanamo bay to create the new al qaida that they used to go take over libya and they're using to attack syria so the truth is it's actually a training ground to find and create double agent al qaeda well that's the same thing here these reeducation camps are actually factories to create collaborators alex i want to talk a little bit about the memo where it says that it invokes a special restriction on the posse coming tatas act but i thought that bush and then john warner defense authorization act in two thousand and seven already suspended the posse qantas act i was going if you can explain what that exactly means to civilians. well i got to say from all the artsy shows i've done that are ex

forster got out to confront the attacker. as a result he was attacked and so was she. both took a week off to recover from the assault but their own newspaper did not report the story for two weeks. the factor has been critical and believes the editor are did not cover the story because of its racial component. well, tad, virginian pilot columnist karrie dougherty shot back at the factor writing and i quote the reporters didn't deserve this act of aggression but what about the pilot? does this paper deserve to be kicked in the head by everyone from fox's bill o'reilly to hundreds of our readers? it was a lapse in judgment not to report on a violent mob on a norfolk street but not a left wing conspiracy. the reaction as been obscenely overblown ." it is worth noteing that our request to the norfolk police to release the 911 call made during the assault was denied. the police claim that it would disrupt an ongoing investigation. now, there has opinio been onet in the case, a 16-year-olded whose name is not being released. shockingly, some local residents don't seem surpr

forster got out of the car to confront the assailant. he was set upon and beaten. ms. rostami called 11 and she was beaten by the men. a hate crime box is checked off. but police now say that was a clerical error. we asked the police for the 911 tape. late today they told us they would decide tomorrow whether to release it to us. we certainly hope they do. the folks have a right to know what happened. today norfolk police arrested a 16-year-old in the case. we don't know much about him. we do know that the couple had to get medical attention and miss a full week of work at the newspaper. incredibly the virginian pilot didn't cover the story until two weeks later. editor dennis finney saying the paper thought it was a simple assault and they don't cover that kind of crime. the factor does not believe mr. findlay. he had to know that two of his employees were attacked by a mob. we believe findlay avoided covering the story because of its racial component. the paper simply tried to cover it up. consider what would have happened if the mob of white mendes sended on a car a

forster and -- reporters for the newspaper were driving along when he they were attacked by a mob of african-american men at a stoplight. their vehicle was stoned. they were assaulted. but the pilot newspaper didn't report the crime for two weeks. and police have not charged anybody, joining us now from virginia beach. dave parker radio talk show host on' wnis. so do i have the story right, mr. parker? >> basically. and there are two aspects of this story you just covered them both, bill. one is the act itself, 100 people walking down a sidewalk about 30 of them broke off, attacked this -- this couple, both of whom, of course, work for the virginia pilot. the woman was pulled by her hair, punched in the face. so there is that aspect of the story and then the other aspect that people are furious about and of of course they are upset about the other aspect as well. the one we heard the most about is why in the world did our community not find out about this for two weeks, and, bill, the way we found out about this was not on the front page. was not above the fold where it should have b

forster got out to confront the attacker. as a result he was attacked and so was she. both took a week off to recover from the assault but their own newspaper did not report the story for two weeks. the factor has been critical and believes the editor are did not cover the story because of its racial component. well, tad, virginian pilot columnist karrie dougherty shot back at the factor writing and i quote the reporters didn't deserve this act of aggression but what about the pilot? does this paper deserve to be kicked in the head by everyone from fox's bill o'reilly to hundreds of our readers? it was a lapse in judgment not to report on a violent mob on a norfolk street but not a left wing conspiracy. the reaction as been obscenely overblown ." it is worth noteing that our request to the norfolk police to release the 911 call made during the assault was denied. the police claim that it would disrupt an ongoing investigation. now, there has opinio been onet in the case, a 16-year-olded whose name is not being released. shockingly, some local residents don't seem surpr

forster got out of the car to confront the assailant. he was set upon and beaten. ms. rostami called 11 and she was beaten by the men. a hate crime box is checked off. but police now say that was a clerical error. we asked the police for the 911 tape. late today they told us they would decide tomorrow whether to release it to us. we certainly hope they do. the folks have a right to know what happened. today norfolk police arrested a 16-year-old in the case. we don't know much about him. we do know that the couple had to get medical attention and miss a full week of work at the newspaper. incredibly the virginian pilot didn't cover the story until two weeks later. editor dennis finney saying the paper thought it was a simple assault and they don't cover that kind of crime. the factor does not believe mr. findlay. he had to know that two of his employees were attacked by a mob. we believe findlay avoided covering the story because of its racial component. the paper simply tried to cover it up. consider what would have happened if the mob of white mendes sended on a car a

a toxic combination of political correctness and lazy police work has led to my clients, david forster and marjon ross ross tammy. these two guys were brutally beaten. i call on the commonwealth of virginia right now to release any relevant 911 calls. >> bill: we ought to tell the folks maybe they don't know the case. they won't release the 911 tape. the norfolk police saying there is an investigation and that might hinder it. >> bogus. how many times have we heard 911 call including in the trayvon martin case. you hear 911 calls. they release it when it is convenient for them. i call not only on rostami's 911 call to be released but all 911 calls because i surmise that there were other people witness to this incident who dialed 911. i want all 911 calls released. furthermore, i want every shop keeper in the area of brainstemmableton -- give us access to your surveillance video. i want every video. i want every personal device, ipod video. blackberry video, anyone who has video please bring it to me, and minor folk virginia office. i am imploring you as good citizens to give us access

a toxic combination of political correctness and lazy police work has led to my clients, david forster ross tammy. these two guys were brutally beaten. i call on the commonwealth of virginia right now to release any relevant 911 calls. >> bill: we ought to tell the folks maybe they don't know the case. they won't release the 911 tape. the norfolk police saying there is an investigation and that might hinder it. >> bogus. how many times have we heard 911 call including in the trayvon martin case. you hear 911 calls. they release it when it is convenient for them. i call not only on rostami's 911 call to be released but all 911 calls because i surmise that there were other people witness to this incident who dialed 911. i want all 911 calls released. furthermore, i want every shop keeper in the area of brainstemmableton -- give us access to your surveillance video. i want every video. i want every personal device, ipod video. blackberry video, anyone who has video please bring it to me, and minor folk virginia office. i am imploring you as good citizens to give us access to that video. f

forster and -- reporters for the newspaper were driving along when he they were attacked by a mob of-american men at a stoplight. their vehicle was stoned. they were assaulted. but the pilot newspaper didn't report the crime for two weeks. and police have not charged anybody, joining us now from virginia beach. dave parker radio talk show host on' wnis. so do i have the story right, mr. parker? >> basically. and there are two aspects of this story you just covered them both, bill. one is the act itself, 100 people walking down a sidewalk about 30 of them broke off, attacked this -- this couple, both of whom, of course, work for the virginia pilot. the woman was pulled by her hair, punched in the face. so there is that aspect of the story and then the other aspect that people are furious about and of of course they are upset about the other aspect as well. the one we heard the most about is why in the world did our community not find out about this for two weeks, and, bill, the way we found out about this was not on the front page. was not above the fold where it should have been beca

. >> what's your market forstering? >> for cable, we're seeing it a lot lower.he 23r569. if greece does exit we're thinking of taking the euro down to around 75. >> stick around. we'll talk with you. there's plenty more going on today. in particular, an zwrjen la mer has talked to cnbc. silvia joins us now. this is the key point, right? if greece cannot fulfill the terms of their bailout package, what would she do? >> she quite clearly didn't answer the question. she was asked by several people ser several times. she said i'm not going to say. i think what the eurozone governments need is a greek government or greek counterparty that says, look, we want to work with this plan, but can you give us some help in making it easier for us. i think that's where it comes in. the piece offering saying, look. you have to say, yes, we want to fulfill our commitment. but only if you can help us make it easier. i think we're going to have real trouble. and the unthinkable, she didn't want to certainly not want to talk about. >> silvia, thanks for that. we're now bringing in