gary giordano himself. and just two days after robyn went missing and before he tried to leave aruba, gary inquired about how to claim the insurance payout. >> is it normal to insure somebody's life and make yourself the beneficiary? or do you make the relatives the beneficiary? >> reporter: so police arrested gary giordano at the airport just as he was about to fly home to maryland. an aruban judge ordered gary held in custody while police investigated further. >> gary, over here! >> where's robyn? >> reporter: he was now a suspect in a murder investigation. aruban police also asked the fbi for help. and agents searched giordano's home looking for evidence. so who was gary giordano? he was a successful businessman running his own job placement agency and living in a $1.2 million home in suburban maryland. and gary, as it turned out, was not gay. the 50-year-old divorced father of three met robyn through an online dating website. they'd been seeing each other casually for more than a year and robyn had chos

sam has the story. [ "smoke on the water" plays ] >> like a lot of teenagers, nick giordano likes ton the guitar in his bedroom. >> now you want to do, like, "smoke on the water"? [ "smoke on the water" plays ] >> but nick doesn't only playcl. he plays the classics. >> well, classical guitar -- there's, like, three different things that that has to do with. the first is the guitar itself -- its specific shape, which is the traditional pear shape. the second is the style, which is you use these four fingers to play as opposed to a pick on another type of guitar. and also the strings -- instead of being made of steel, they're made of nylon. and the final difference is that the neck is wider, and so that makes it a little bit more difficult to play. and the final part of classical guitar is the repertoire, which ranges from renaissance to baroque to classical to romantic, and even some modern songs, such as by the beatles. >> well, i think that was more than three, but never mind that. check out those nails! >> when i first -- i went to a new school about a year ago, and when i got ther

that guy right there, vincent giordano. he makes more than $500,000 a year. who are struggling. anyway, the governor came out and said this -- >> i cannot express how disgusted i am by that statement. that level of arrogance. that level of puffed up, rich man baloney is unacceptable in this state. he should resign. >> what got it going was that guy, the nea guy said, you know, life just isn't fair is in new jersey, they spent an average of $17,000 per kid just across the state to educate them and there are a lot of parents who have kids in the school districts that are failing. they're going, you know what? we want to take our kids out of the school district. we want to get a voucher so we can put them in a private school and so mr. giordano representing all the teachers in new jersey said nope. voucher, bad idea. and that prompted what now is -- so christie said that guy has got to resign and mr. giordano says if he thinks, chris christie is going to bully me like he bullies everybody else, he doesn't understand who i am or the work that i do. >> this is a n

one of those clients is gary giordano, the gaithersburg man named as a suspect in the disappearance andof his traveling companion, robyn gardner. >>> when we come right back on news4 at four, it looks like kate and pip parks but it's not. the lookalikes who are having people doing double takes. >>> and how about an angel with a face of olivia newton john who is now a factor in a [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for an incredible price: just $89.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. it's an amazing deal, but it's for a limited time only. so don't wait. want to save even more? call right now and we'll add a special bonus: $300 back. unlike cable, fios delivers a 100% fiber-optic network to your home. get america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet, plus the best tv picture quality, and more hd. why keep paying so much for cable? switch to fios for just $89.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. save $600 in yo

new jersey education association executive director vincent giordano had this say when asked why lowvouchers to send their kids to private schools. >> most parents should have exactly the same options and they do. we don't say that you can't take your kid out of the public school. we would argue not and we would say let's work more closely and more harmoniously. >> they can't afford -- some of these kids, their parents can't take their kids out of school. >> life isn't always fair. i'm sorry about that. >> wow. he makes around $500,000 a year. republican governor chris christie is expected to address his remarks at a town hall meeting today. >> meanwhile, incredible story out of corpus christi, texas. two sick puppies get the medical care they desperately need by walking right through the automatic doors into a hospital. not a pet hospital. a human hospital. >> wow! >> that's right! the dogs both dangerously underweight went -- when a secretary noticed them hiding under a desk near the emergency room, that's when a couple of doctors jumped into action nursing the pups back to health.

>> just listen to the comments made in new jersey on public testify when giordano discussed education and whose child is in a failing school, why shouldn't that person, those parents have the same options to be able to get the kid out of a failing school and into one that works with the help of the state? >> those parents should have exactly the same options. they do. we don't say you can't take your kid out of the public school. we would argue not and say let's work more closely -- >> they can't afford it. you know that. some can't -- >> life is not always fair and i'm sorry about that. >> this is the message from the leader from the teachers' union. life isn't fair. an outrageous statement. i cannot express how disgusted i am by that statement by the head of the largest teach eers' unio in our state, but i have to tell you i'm not the least surprised. it so succinctly captures what their real position is. not the position they put on the slick 30-second ads when they say every child should have a great education. well, they mean every child except for the ones in the failing school