good morning, linzie. >> reporter: nathan carman has not been charged with any crime but his aunts saylieve he is responsible for his mother's death and say there is evidence he murdered his grandfather years earlier. they're asking a civil court judge to declare him a murderer so he can't collect his inheritance. this morning, the family of nathan carman who was rescued after being lost at sea for more than a week is trying to stop him from inheriting millions of dollars from his missing mother and murdered grandfather. attorneys for carman's three aunts filing a petition alleging their nephew was the last to see both family members alive. asking a civil court judge to invoke the slayer rule, prohibiting a person from inheriting money from someone they killed. >> family is alleging that the evidence indicates that nathan carman killed he should not profit from his actions. >> reporter: nathan has not been charged with any crime and denies any involvement in the 2013 killing of his wealthy grandfather, john chakalos. >> i had absolutely no involvement in my grandfather's murder. >> rep

. >> this morning the nathan carman who was rescued after being left at sea for a week is trying to stop him from inheriting millions of dollars. his three haunts are filing petition alleging that he was the last to see both family members alive. asking for him to invoke slayer rule to prohibit them from inheriting money from a person they killed. >> the family is alleging that it indicates that nathan should not profit by the actions. >> 23-year-old nathan carman who has aspburger syndrome has denied any involvement in killing the grandfather who was wealthy. >> i had no i don't havement in my grandfather's murder. >> they point to a gun they say he purchased but was never recovered. for linda, they were nearly 100 miles offshore last september when the boat began taking on water. telling us it sank so quickly he didn't have time to make a mayday. >> i was calling out to my mom. >> in hours of the dramatic rescue by a chinese freighter the police again not buying the story. searching for his home of evidence he deliberately sank the boat. >> "7 on your side" call center, we have a phone

lawsuit says that carman purchased a rifle at a new amp gunshot -- he and his mother went fishing and she fell off the boat and never recovered. his aunts are determined that he will never see a dime. >> there is a lot of money at stake. larry: imagine going to see the war of the planet of the apes and seeing chimps. i will tell you hoy they responded. alison: plus, this is must-see video. a crash turned into a fireball in an instance. larry: what are the rules when it comes to the police body camera on "a you each drive a ford pickup right? yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.. the current chevy silverado it's the chevy summer drive. silverado 1500 lt pickups. that's over eight thousand two hundred dollars on this chevy silverado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. alison: it is a shocking story. police officer opening fire on an unarmed woman in minneapolis

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anyone remember where in the world is carman san diego? that was one of the only games.iled the people who created that game. that was one of the first games and that's why the girls liked it because it had a story to it. goldilocks in a lot of ways, that was the vision for goldilocks to make that connection between building and the narrative and realizing gross and boys, we are different and we learn differently and we are anxious to do different things and it's okay to try to appeal to us in different ways. i feel it's very hard to overcome what we are supposed to be. i really hope there is emphasis on diversity in technology. it's part of a macular, hope it goes a long way. >> also talking about s.t.e.m. math and other sciences that are taught in school. everyone has to take their math and science and there is less of a gender disparity in those fields where as coding and engineering are not required courses in k-12. computer science for all initiatives are being worked on. it's being rolled out in chicago public schools and i think new york might have a ticket comput

issue in remember carman san diego? >> about the only ones i played. >> that was one of the only games -- i worked on the documentary. we profiled the people who created that game. one of the first games that actually had a narrative and that is why girls liked it. there was a story it to. >> central female figure, too. >> but goldilocks, that west the vision for goldy blocks to make the connection between building and a narrative and realizing that girls girls and -- we are different and we learn differently and interested in different things and it's okay to appeal to news different ways, but i feel that these -- it is very hard to overcome these societal expectations of what we're supposed to be. ... i can't wait to see what have its intent to 15 years from now i hope we get there and that's why we wrote the book. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> c-span where history unfolds a daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television company and is brough

on a panel yesterday about the economy were pro-trump investors stanley drek miller and seth carman andear quite a bit of support from some ceos about president trump's policies, including from sir martin sorro. >> if president trump could implement his agenda of infrastructure spending, of less regulation and lower tax, if he can, that's a boost to the u.s. economy at a time probably that it needs it. >> on the other end of the political spectrum, mark penkis and mark hoffman are here. they co-founded a new initiative to win the future to crowd source ideas and support for the democratic party >> i don't want to sound geeky, but what we've spent our careers doing is designing these social systems that enable millions of people to interact with each other and coalesce and drive outcomes and so we said why shouldn't we try to bring that innovation into politics. >> i'm sure we'll continue to hear much more about politics in the next couple of days. now, coming up in the next hour of "squawk on the street" we'll have an exclusive ceo, less moonves. back to you. >> thank you i'm surprised