>> there's also speculation that robin gardener and mr.giordano are trying to get the insurance policy. >> he is paying the ultimate price sitting in prison for so long. >> what about reports of blood found on the rocks near the scene? >> if you look here you can see there is a certain red allergy that grows on the entire sandy area on numerous rocks through out the area. . it got to the point where the prosecution had to come out and refute that story. >> if he is released by aubir rubian authority would he still be able to cash the policy. >> he didn't answer but can he ge the life insurance? before you answer that how long can they hold him? >> they could hold him for 60 days. they just ruled august 31st there was enough proof to hold. they can go another 30-days beyond that or they can charge him. >> hold on. so august, september, or october, november, december. if he is not charged -- >> if he is not charged they could go another 30-days or they could pile it on top of that. murder, manslaughter accidental death or insurance fraught.

now jose baez defending gary giordano accused in the disappearance of robin gardener in aruba.he went missing on that island more than a month ago and hasn't been seen since. the attorney is in aruba right now. the laws on the island will not allow him to actually try the case in court. a missing autistic boy found safe and sound in california and all thanks to ozzie osborne and this song? >> ♪ no more tears no more tears ♪ >> 8-year-old joshua robb ran away from school since he's autistic, he often hides from loud noises and strangers so searching for him would prove to be difficult but his dad hoped that if searchers played his favorite song, ozzie osborne's "no more tears" over the address system, he wouldn't be afraid to be found. well, it worked. after 30 hours, josh walked towards the rescuers and he's doing just fine. and those are your headlines. wow, what a great way to size up our news this morning with a good story. >> i know it! and apparently, that kid actually thanked them for finding him which was extraordinary because he really doesn't talk much. 11 minutes afte

he's the key suspect in the disappearance of robin gardener.week the judge ruled he could be held in court for an additional 60 days. prosecutors say they have enough evidence to keep holding him. a three-judge panel could release him as early as today. he reported the woman missing august 2nd. he told authorities she was swept out to sea when they were snorkling. >>> to italy where a judge's decision has dealt another blow to prosecutors in amanda knox's appeal. the court rejected a prosecutor's request for new testing of crucial dna evidence. knox is hoping to overturn her conviction for murdering her roommate. a review harshly criticized how evidence was used. prosecutors hoped for a new test. >>> president obama will address congress and the nation tomorrow night to play out his plan for creating jobs. how that plan differs from republican plans. >>> also, how many is too many? dozens of babies fathered by the same man in some cases more than 100. why some are trying to prevent these triple digit dads. an accident doesn't have to slow you d

also tonight, the latest out of aruba and missing american woman robin gardener.lic's health on a mystery car spotted on a camera. they believe the driver of that car may have seen her right before she disappeared. we have a live report from aruba. also the latest on the wildfires, devastating parts of texas, also tonight's ridiculous and a lot more at the top of the hour. >> looking forward to all of that, especially i've been off for two weeks. it's been awhile for ridiculous. see you in just a few minutes. >>> we have no doubt on labor day 2011 that jobs and the economy will dominate the general election contest for president in the fall of 2012. but we're also reminded tonight that contested nominating fights often lead to interesting det r detoudetou detours. for republicans that can mean abortion and gay rights especially in a state like south carolina where in the 2008 republican presidential primary 54% of the voters described themselves as evangelical christians. no surprise those issues were a part of today's republican presidential forum. >> i would lik

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garden with a bunch of workers who would be helped by this. the democratic national committee is also running ads about this jobs bill, calling on congress to act. >> jake tapper, thanks very much. robingoing turn to the extraordinary interviews with jacqueline kennedy, recorded almost 50 years ago and kept locked away until now. they're being released in a new book out wednesday, "jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy. they are the basis of a fascinating abc news special airing tomorrow, hosted by our dear friend, diane. >> good to see you. >> always. >> first of all jacqueline. we called her jackikior jacqueli jacqueline. but her name was jacqueline. these are her tames. let's give her her name back. i think people will be stunned when they hear her. she is a brilliant, funny, and at times unsparing observer of human nature and human foible. >> how did the interviews come about? >> she decided to make them for histo history, for an oral history project. four months after his assassination. she still has his life and their marriage fresh in her heart. and you'll hear all of that in her voice, too. >> and it is. when you hear her voice, you get a glim