as robin gardener's boyfriend listens, rich forrester jose bias is on the phone. how are you doing? eraldo. you heard what richard said about your client that robin never would have gone -- he never would have gone in the water at 5:00 p.m. she had her hair done all ready to leave go out she wouldn't have gone snorkeling. >> he's getting close to a deaf ma' familiar may gos lawsuit if he knows what's best he should get council. number one why don't you ask him what happened the night before she left for aruba. he's so educated in predicting her actions did he know she was going to leave him that night and go spend the night with another man? i don't think so. did he know she was going to aruba? i don't think so. >> let's take the focus off -- let's keep the focus on gary right now. >> it is frustrating to sit here and listen to someone who doesn't know gary and assault him and he doesn't know anything about the case to sit there and de face him. i would love to hear his version of the events the night before she left to aruba. >> richard, what do you want to say to jose? >> withhat i

it is the same area where robin gardener went missing.she penitentiarytroke -- her traveling companion spent days in jail. >> this drowning is being investigated. >>> in baltimore, firefighters said a gas main was struck on north charles street and traffic was interrupted. no injuries reported. >>> a small camp fire ended with an explosion in baltimore county and three teens went to the hospital with serious burns. we are live in rose dale and what caused the accident. >> those three teens were engulfed in a fire ball and one put gasoline on the backyard fire. the fire officials said that the teens were in the backyard of a home on shady spring avenue. >> they sat around talking and just having a nice night. >> the teen's used twigs and branches to try to start a bonfire in a fire pit and had it did not last, one took five gallons of gasoline in a can and it exploded. >> a father of a teen ran into the yard to help and the three teens were taken to john hopkins. one 17 year old girl was burned over half her body. the neighbors here are sh

robin gardener vanished, and prosecutors were suspicious because he took out a million-dollar insurance policy online, and he said he was selecting both of them for himself and gardener had to be selected by default. >> if i am traveling and i disappear, i want them to be covered. medical was $150,000, or whatever. that's automatic. i can't unselect robin. when it came down to the accident insurance, you can't unselect her, okay? so when i selected that, i selected that for me and she got the same thing. >> giordano is not in the clear yet. under dutch law, they have three years to file charges against him. >>> and richmond already looking ahead to the governor's race. plus, a look at what stock prices are doing this morning after [ 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 our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two years with a 2 year agreement. it's an amazing holiday deal. but don't wait. it's only available for a limited time. so go to verizo

he spent months in an aruban jail after going on vacation with robin gardener. he said gardener was swept out to sea while snorkling. he says he alerted the authorities and told them what happened. he also addressed the accidental death insurance policy on gardener. he says it was part of a standard travel package. aruban prosecutors say they will continue to pursue the case. >>> next up, in this robo call case, former governor robert erlick today -- an obstruction gaens charge against erlick's aide. the judge says there was not enough evidence. >>> today is world aids day. and today marks 30 years since the first cases were reported. nearly 30 million people have died from aidz related ill -- aids related illness since the disease was discovered in 1981. and millions are still infected with aidz. but they're -- aids. but they're living longer, more productive lives. president obama announced his administration will redirect $50 million for hiv/aids treatment here in the u.s. >> we can end this pandemic. we can beat this disease. we can win this fight. we just h

it's frustrating for the family of robin gardener.his time, they say, the answer like the woman they've been looking for since that first day, still knt be found. >> joining us now with some insight is casey jordan, tru tv analys analysis. put on your criminologist hat. body language, what he says, the story, what struck you? >> he's very angry and defiant and trying to convince an audience when, in fact, he owes us nothing. he hasn't been charged with anything. yes, there's a lot of interest in this case. but why does he feel so compelled to be angry and clear his name when, in fact, no one is accusing him of anything in particular right now. they're just looking for answers. he doesn't deliver his information in a calm, collected way. it really is trying so hard to validate his story. >> they let him go because they don't have enough evidence. what they have are things -- the questions that josh asked about. your demeanor knocking on the door. you saw some other things about the swim suit that made you mention. >> well, nobody snork

. >>> in his first interview, gary adamantly denied al kbagss that he had anything to do with robin gardener. authorities became suspicious when he inquired about a $1.5 million insurance policy on robin. >> lopez said you need to call the insurance immediately because these rhelicopters said they might send you an invoice. they might be charging you for this because thae are civilians. >> gardener has been missing since august the second at the beginning of a week long vacation. >> and today is world aids day. more than a million americans are living with hiv. the centers for disease control and prevention says the latest estimates are said to be the most accurate ever. the president spoke about the plight against aids a short time ago. >> we can end this pandemic. we can beat this disease and win this fight. we just have to keep at it. steady, persistent. today, tomorrow, every day. until we get to zero. >> take a look at this picture almost half of those living within aids in the u.s. are black. three quarters are men. a prooiflt boarding school is being sued after not admitting a 13-year

robin garden -- gardener travelled with giordano to aruba and later disappeared. he claims to have nothing to do with her presumed death. >> absolutely not n. my mind -- [ indiscernible ] [ overlapping speakers ] >> the person that i cared about, okay, a companion. >> if you're telling -- you know, has this appeared on my watch? it will weigh heavily on me for a long time. >> reporter: he claims she was swept away while snorkeling and claims surveillance video after he got out of the water, he was upset looking from place-to- place to find help but no one was around. >> it's world aids day today and leaders from around the globe are speak out. >> how president obama honored the lives lost to the disease. >>> and taking a look at the white house ellipse right now, we're getting ready for a big night there as the first family, kermit the frog, carson daily are all turning out to light the national christmas tree. the 2011 national christmas tree. what a gorgeous night it is down there. sue palka is watching things for us and we'll be down there live the next 10 minu

robin, george, josh. we're going to start with pictures out of garden city, kansas.ur midwest blizzard is pulling out right now. but at its peak, 70-mile-per-hour winds, you couldn't see. they were closing roads in kansas. and that blowing snow will continue. you don't have to have the snow falling, as ginger told us at the top of the show, to have a blizzard. it can be snow picked up by the winds. here's the next system. a little less powerful. but denver will get snow in this one. they were left out in the last blizzard. in comes the colder air. watch the temperatures in denver drop to 18 degrees on thursday. salt lake city, by 28 on thursday. also something important to notice about that low down around there. that becomes a system we're watching very carefully on the models for the weekend and the east coast. is it a nor'easter that possibly brings a little hit of snow to some locations in the northeast? saturday night into sunday? >> and all of that weather was brought to you by capital one. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> now, to the latest on the frantic search

robin, george, josh. we're going to start with pictures out of garden city, kansas. blizzard is pulling out right now. but at its peak, 70-mile-per-hour winds, you couldn't see. they were closing roads in kansas. and that blowing snow will continue. you don't have to have the snow falling, as ginger told us at the top of the show, to have a blizzard. it can be snow picked up by the winds. here's the next system. a little less powerful. but denver will get snow in this one. they were left out in the last blizzard. in comes the colder air. watch the temperatures in denver drop to 18 degrees on thursday. salt lake city, by 28 on thursday. also something important to notice about that low down around there. that becomes a system we're watching very carefully on the models for the weekend and the east coast. nor'easter that posy brings a little hit of snow to some locations in the northeast? saturday night into sunday? we're watching it carefully. >> and all of that weather was brought to you by capital one. george? >> thank you, sam. >>> now, to the latest on the frantic