mr. gardner and answers? >> commissioners. >> you have two minutes to make a comment. >> my name is johnny carter. part of the question that was raised was roughly a year-ago they were the lowest responsible bidder for this particular contract. they were sent notice they were rewarded a particular grade, and the district decided to scrap all bids because of questions around one was issued. i believe they found there were certain items that were not cleared, a responsible bidder awarded the contract, but it went out to bid, so a year later, it comes back out. they end oup with the lawyers ad bitter and to find out they have been in non-compliance, and the fact that evidently one of their references did not return a call back to the district, and if was felt that based on the information provided, they did not meet the minimum number of trips on the bid, which were 140 to 280, which is the flow the district is currently having. it was a little shocking to find out if they were found on compliance, because even

parliament and one of the very few and he's to a very serious against the intervention in libya mr gardner thanks for talking to r.t. today now we see that the rebels if we can still call them that have practically taken tripoli and looks like he's lost the fight have you changed your mind about the libyan intervention the point is the legitimacy of it and that's what in the beginning i think most people would agree that it was right to intervene on humanitarian grounds to save the people of benghazi that was never the its you know the issue was all this whether nato should then become involved as effectively the strikeforce for the rebel course and that's what it's been and that of course was in my view way beyond the brief that the united nations had given and it was wrong it was not this should have been about regime change the civil war in libya is something for them it's not something for the rest of the world to intervene how do you wish it could have been different then what would you have done if you'd been in charge i think what we should have seen in years we should have seen an

mr. gardner or ms. gardner and mr. giordano. here's the key.e profofe of him, there should b b perhaps information on his computer. there may be videotapes if he secretly recorded her, he perhaps maybe stalked her. there may be those videotapes. they're looking for communication between the two of them because they're trying to determine how abnormal his relationship was with her and is there information they could actually use to further potentially charging him in aruba. >> now, brad, in ron's piece, we heard that this man has a history with women before, restraining orders have been taken out against him. one woman describing a violent assault at his hands. does he fit the profile of someone who might have done harm here? >> the answer is, yes. the problem with obsessional stalkers is that their self-esteem is really tied up in controlling whoever is in their life, and what happens is obviously they push these people so far, they pull back. when they pull back, he becomes more obsessed. he becomes violent. and they also like to capture that

mr. gardner, memo, the polls show 71% of americans are blaming him for the economy this is what you are sayingnging out the puppies and the kids this is media manipulation. they have the defibrillators out because they have to jumpstart the campaign. >> sean: our last tape for the night. the outgoing cnn executive, on with howie kurtz sees too much balance on cnn and msnbc. way too much balance there. roll this tape. >> isn't there already a liberal -- liberal commentary network? do you see curran taking viewers? >> i see us taking viewers from them both. we see at msnbc and even at cnn as well. there's almost this false equivalency where everything is a minute on this opinion and then a minute counter opinion. by default it is like the program we had here crossfire. too much yelling and shouting for the appearance of balance. >> sean: huh? >> he went on to say, there's a lot of time on radio and television and on the web that actually goes to conservative points of view. there's not a lot of time for the left on television this is a man who has again from cnn to currant tv. -- to current tv.

mr. giordano and miss gardner, it's yet another piece of evidence that's inconsistent with his story. >>reporter: this is just the latest disturbing detail to emerge. last week, abc news learned that investigators were looking into a life insurance policy taken out on gardner which named giordano as the beneficiary. >> we're investigating that material to see if there's credibility to the investigation. >> reporter: abc news is looking into reports giordano tried to collect on that life insurance just two days after the maryland woman seemingly vanished. >> no one is saying she's dead at that point. obviously he's basically saying, she's dead. how does he know that? well, perhaps he knows because he was involved. >> reporter: t.j. winick, abc news. >> so much damaging evidence against this guy. we should remind folks he's not officially been charged in the case but they are detaining him at least until the end of the moh because he's obviously a person of interest in the case. there's suspicion he was involved but no official charge yet. you can imagine it won't be too much longer. >> it

mr. giordano and miss gardner, it's yet another piece of evidence that is inconsistent with his story. >>ter: this is just the latest disturbing detail to emerge. last week abc news learned that investigators were looking into a life insurance policy taken out on gardner which named giordano as the beneficiary. >> we're investigating -- there is relevance to the investigation. >> reporter: now abc news confirmed earlier reports that giordano tried to collect on that life insurancncjust two days after the maryland woman seemingly vanished. >> no one is saying she's dead at that point. obviously he's basically saying she's dead. how does he know that? well, perhaps he knows, because he was involved. >> reporter: the search for gardner will resume in aruba tomorrow. and as circumstantial evidence mounts, we should mention her body would not have to be found for giordano to be charged and right now can be held up to 60 days. >> 60 days. all right, t.j. thank you, we appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> time to check on the other headlines this morning and for that, ron claiborne is back in the seat

mr. giordano and ms. gardneranother piece of evidence that's inconsistent with his story. >> reporter: every day he's been take on the law enforcement office where he's grilled for hours. always with the same answers. >> he says that he's already answered that which makes it hard. >> reporter: now froro what investigators have managed to gather. that he tried to collect on an insurance policy, eir search through this waste land won't be for a living gardner but likely, george, for her remains. >>> let's get more from our gma legal analyly dan abrams. how critical is this piece? >> he tied himself to this story that they went to snorkeling. if he said that i don't know what happened to her, she disappeared. he's put himself in a particular place at a particular time and every witness and piece of evidence that they can find that undermines that becomes significant. >> if they can disprove the snorkeling is that enough to arrest him? >> it's probably enough if they can make it clear that his story isn't true. >> of

mr. giordano himself that travel insurance was taken out. that's what we're investigating. >> reporter: the abc news source also tells us that a witness was present when robyn gardnered gary giordano the beneficiary on that policy and that she was coherent when she signed it. for "good morning america," matt gutman, abc news, miami. >> lots of new details there. a response from robyn gardner's maryland boyfriend, richard forester and our legal analyst dan abrams. richard, let me begin with you. there's a lot of detail hear and corroborates what we heard from several other witnesses that robyn had been drinking that day and according to our source robyn was also taking pills that day. does that sound believable to you? >> no, it doesn't. i've never known robyn to take any sleeping pills in the middle of the day, nor do i know why anybody would take sleeping pills during the middle of the day. but, you know, let's go with his word for just a second here. so you say she was taking sleeping pills and then you give her vodka and then you take her snorkeling. really? why would anybody do anything like that? you know, obviously i don't believe what he's saying nor do i th