dr. nathan. the city did pay $351,000 in damages. they paid it to end the trial and never admitted any liability. the trust and reconciliation commission was cremated in 2005. a number of people asked to serve on the commission. a number were chosen because of positions in the community. i will say that there was very little support or participation from the white leaders of greensboro for this commission. the city council was not in favor, the mayor was not in favor. many of them who could have added valuable information for the commission refused to participate. i think the reluctance to endorse the work of the commission goes back to the initial reaction of city leaders where they said this is not a greensboro event. this happened because a few people made it happen and it's not part of greensboro. there was a large grant that came in from outside the community to fund the commission. actually a commissioner came from the outside to manage this whole project. they began to talk to people. people who had played a role or have any k

dr. michael brownstein will perform that surgery. >> i felt quite comfortable that this was appropriate for nathan. and i think nathan is going to be quite pleased. >> you nervous? >> kind of. >> reporter: it's an expensive procedure. almost $10,000, not covered by insurance. the next morning, the surgery begins. hours later, nathan is in recovery. >> do you feel happy? >> i'm just tired. >> there's a whole bunch of bandages. >> reporter: will this complicated surgery so young be the right choice? a few months later, nathan's flat chest is healing nicely. >> it's been forever since i've been at a pool and felt comfortable being in a pool with my shirt off. it's just -- i can't even describe the feeling. >> it's amazing. we wanted him to be able to do things that kid dozen. and that's what he's doing now. >> reporter: this 16-year-old boy is driving as well. >> it says "male" on my driver's license. new name new gender, new everything. >> reporter: the next time we check in with nathan he's almost 18. >> i'm comfortable with me. >> reporter: a young adult. a self-confident young man. >> this is the

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