i think what's important to remember here is that this is about natalie and for natalie. it's not for anyone else. and i think that it's time that natalie's actual voice was heard. and that's what i'm hoping will come from the investigation. >> i mean, the key development appears to center around dennis davern, who was the former captain of the yacht, "splendour." he broke his silence with a detailed account of what he claimed at the time had happened in "good-bye, natalie, good-bye splendour," which was published in 2009. but on nbc's "today" show this morning he said this. let's watch this. >> was he responsible for her death in some way? >> well, like i said, i think we all made mistakes that night. and -- >> mr. davern, that wasn't my question. was he responsible for her death? i'm not asking about your story. >> yes, i would say so, yes. >> how so? >> i really don't want to get involved in -- >> well, how can you come on national television, sir, and accuse him of something like that but not back it up? >> well, that's up to the investigators. >> so i mean pretty cle

and natalie know. and only one of them can speak. >> when was the last time you spoke to robert wagner? >> oh my goodness. 14 years ago when my mother passed away? >> what is your feeling towards him? >> i've known r.j. since i was nine years old. i've always loved him dearly. i can't imagine that he purposefully would have done anything to hurt natalie. however, i know things happen when there's too much drinking and fighting and, there, again, this is so difficult for me. you have no idea how painful this is. i just -- i just think it's time for the family to hear the truth. that's all. >> robert wagner has made a statement through his publicist today. and it says that although no one in the wagner family has heard from the la county sheriff's department about this matter, they fully support the efforts of the la county sheriff's department and promise to evaluate any new information is valid and that it come frs a credible source or sources other than those schismly trying to proft from the 30 year

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could natalie have been saved?. let's get you back now to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: could natalie wood have been rescued the night she drown? what really happened that night? november 29, 1981. actress natalie wood and her husband robert wagner are partying on their yacht le splendour. moored in a small cluster of boats 100-yards off the catalina islands. after a long night of drinking things get tense. wagner and wood are heard arguing in their cab bin. sometime around 11:00 p.m. wagner tells the boat captain that natalie is missing. the men check the entire boat and she is no where to be found. but instead of searching the water or contacting the coast guard wagner decides to wait. finally at 1:30 he calls harbor patrol to report someone is missing. at 7:45 a.m. searchers find natalie's body floating in a shallow lagoon a mile from the splendour. wagner tells police he believes natalie accidentally slipped and fell overboard. davern concurs. her death ruled an accidental drowning and the case

tell us, doug, how is it that you found natalie's body?well, they woke me up just before dawn on that morning and kind of clued me in to what had been going on all night. we had had boats out searching and everything else. but i pretty quickly figured that we knew by that time that we weren't looking for a live person swimming around or something like that. >> judge jeanine: how did you know that, doug, when you say they woke you up? who woke you up? >> well, that area i operated at the time and it was people that worked for me, my harbor department woke me up and clued me in on what had been going on all night. they had jeeps out checking beaches and they had several of our harbor patrol boats and shore boats out looking and at 3:00 in the morning they found the inflatable zodiac in blue cavern inside blue caverns. so i knew that much and so from there on it was a matter of trying to figure out what happened and i am pretty good on the currents around the island and that is what led me out. i checked the kelp as i went out to the point. >

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wagner tells the boat captain that natalie is missing.k the entire boat and she is no where to be found. but instead of searching the water or contacting the coast guard wagner decides to wait. finally at 1:30 he calls harbor patrol to report someone is missing. at 7:45 a.m. searchers find natalie's body floating in a shallow lagoon a mile from the splendour. wagner tells police he believes natalie accidentally slipped and fell overboard. davern concurs. her death ruled an accidental drowning and the case closed. now, after 30 years there is new evidence so compelling that los angeles county sheriff's office is reopening the investigation. >> recently we have received information which we felt was substantial enough to make us take another look at this case. >> judge jeanine: information in a 17--page report revealed chilling new details of what happened that night. dennis davern now says he heard natalie and robert wagner heatedly arguing on the rear deck of the boat just before natalie vanished and the report cites witnesses. >> i heard

and natalie went to her state room. and robert wagner followed. they carried on their arguing in the state room. >> reporter: moments later, wagner told them natalie was missing. but urged him not to call the coast guard right away. >> i said to robert wagner. let's turn on the search light and see if we can't see here out there. he said, we're not going to do that at this time. >> reporter: why come forward now, nearly 30 years to the day? >> it's hard to believe that suddenly memories have gotten better, 30 years later. that's a tough argument to make. >> reporter: is there a plan to speak with robert wagner? >> there's a plan to follow this investigation wherever it leads the investigators. >> what else could they be looking at? apart from what did robert wagner do or not do that night? >> reporter: a mystery, all these years later. investigators hope to finally solve. wagner's spokesperson tells abc news, he fully supports this new investigation. and at this point, natalie wood's death is still considered an accident. bianna? >> abbie, thank y

at 11:45, that was the last time that natalie was seen alive and then at 1:30 mr.ner did in fact make a radio call in for help to try to get help out there to say, she's mission. we need some adistance out here. and at 7:44 a.m., that's when her body was found 200 yards north of that dingy. i wanted to make sure that the facts were accurate and i said, is it possible that you may exhume her body? he said, anything is possible. the sheriff may move in that direction. this year alone we've exhumed two or three bodies and reexamined them. >> so earlier today, the cap pen of the yacht appeared on cnn and he was talking to suzanne malveaux. here's what he told her. >> christopher and natalie were sitting on the sofa and within a split second he picked up the wine bottle and smashed it on a table and said, what are you trying to do? blank my wife? and christopher got up and went into his estate room and natalie was so devastated that she went into her estate room. and robert wagner followed natalie and they continued arguing in their estate room and i went up on the brid

>> natalie was mortified, went to her state room, wagner followed. a terrible argument transpired that broke out to the back deck. dennis overheard the arguing. he did make an attempt to stop it. was told to go away by robert wagner. and then minutes later, natalie was missing. dennis was asked to search the boat. he did. he couldn't find natalie. he met up with wagner in the wheel house. dennis wanted to do everything, make a phone call, turn on the search light. his instincts told him something was terribly wrong. and robert wagner asked him not to. >> i want to stop at that point. mr. davern, wagner said not to. not to take direct steps that could help identify where natalie wood was. had she fallen off the boat. that's what you're saying. >> yes, we didn't take any steps to see if we could locate her. >> do you have any evidence, any information to say that there was foul play, that this was murder, that he was responsible for her being pushed off the boat? or was it a matter of him simply saying we're not going to look too hard? >> i think it wa

so natalie and i went ashore and we stayed at a hotel.turned to the boat, hoping that things would be smoothed over and maybe a little settled down. natalie prepared breakfast for us and we went ahead then and moved the boat down to the other end of the island. so that afternoon christopher and natalie decide they were going to go into the restaurant which was the only place there was at that part of the island. and so they went ashore and they were having afternoon cocktails, laughing, talking about their movie that they were doing, and later on that day robert wagner and myself, we joined them at the restaurant for dinner. and when the dinner was over and it was time to return to the boat, natalie wanted to stay a little longer, but robert wagner said that we were going to return to the boat and that was it. so we returned to the boat. we got into the salon and the tension was still building very, very strong and christopher and natalie were sitting on the sofa and within -- within a split second robert wagner picked up a wine bottle an

natalie wood goes out on deck. that's the story. something happens to natalie wood.later reported that she drowned. okay, now dennis davern is saying when i interviewed him on the 10th anniversary, now we are at 30th anniversary he said there was an argument fan tail on the boat he heard after walken go to bed. natalie and r.j. arguing on the back of the boat. he hears shouting and the next thing he knows natalie wood is missing. the captain says natalie wood is missing. r.j. doesn't know anything purportedly what happened. the story is did she drown? was she -- she definitely drowned. was she pushed? how did she get in the water? >> bill: well, the authorities have categorized it as an accident. >> and i thought at the time that was a kind of rush to judgment. here is an accident but, indeed, why was natalie wood, a woman afraid of going in the water? a woman deathly afraid of the dark. she had her nightgown on with her socks with a heavy coat on. what's she doing, you know, the theory was she was going to get in the row boat and go ashore because she was so mad at

what investigators just said about the death of natalie wood., or something more sinister, and that geraldo case is coming up as well. >> we are doing what we do in investigations. we are going to follow-up on the leads we have. we are going to reinterview some people, interview some new people. talk to people and reevaluate some of the evidence. let's go to vegas. alright, let's do it. let's do it, let's go to vegas. asy! megyn: fox news alert the u.s. house of representatives just voted down a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. the tally 261-165. it required a two-thirds majority for passage. the amendment would dictate that the government cannot spend more than it collects in revenue. the vote comes as the so-called super committee says it is deadlocked over how to cut spending, raise taxes and dig us out of our budget hole. jim demint talked about the budget crisis yesterday saying, quote, america is going to decide what kind of country it's going to be. are we going to be a socialist european country or are we going to be americ

and at this point, natalie wood's death is still considered an accident. bianna? >> abbie, thank you. we'll have much more on this in our next half hour, when natalie wood's sister speaks out. does she think robert wagner was involved? that's a big question there. dan? >> fascinating interview in our next half hour. >>> now, to the penn state scandal. as weeks as this story has spun out of control, there's one image we have seen, this, the outside of joe paterno's home. with the man himself inside and largely silent. this morning, an exclusive look inside at the family at the eye of the storm. abc's t.j. winick is in state college, pennsylvania, this morning. t.j., good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. in the past two weeks, joe paterno was fired from the job he held for 45 years. and he's had to battle accusations he helped cover up for an accused pedophile. now, we know his battle is much bigger and that more personal. as the penn state community comes to grips with its sexual abuse scandal, it was revealed friday that recently-fired legendary foo

it was 1981 when natalie wood died. she returned from dinner with husband robert wagner to his boat. the two men reportedly had a fight about wood. she tried to leave on a dingy, but officials concluded she was intoxicated and accidentally drowned. >> natalie would never in a million years take that dingy out by herself. >> wood was one of the big e stars. she received three academy award nominations. oh, you don't believe that, do you? >> wood grew up on the big screen. the little girl who was in miracle on 34th street, to rebel without a cause. >> i was very fortunate. i was married to natalie wood twice. we were married and we had a wonderful life together. >> husband, robert wagner rarely talked about that night, but opened up in 2008. >> there was a lot of conjecture about that night and what happened because you know, we really didn't know what happened. you know, nobody heard anything. there was no -- if we would have heard something, one of us wold have done something. >> tonight, the wagner family released this

natalie wood investigation tonight. >>> then, did ashton and demi have an open marriage?id ashton break the rules? the latest on the divorce. how they will split their millions. >>> plus -- regis philbin's emotional good-bye. and his wipeout on "letterman." >>> jen and her men. the stars' six degree of dating. >>> and bare-naked bloopers. >> i really want to get this right. see the ladies of the "naked news" messing up. >> albert pu

roker. >> thanks so much, natalie.we check out what's happening for today, we've got snow to talk b storm totals so far, denmark, tennessee, 5 inches of snow, jackson, tennessee, 3 inches and there's more falling. this storm system is moving to the east of memphis, rain ahead of the system, so we're expecting rainfall amounts that are going to be fairly copious along the east coast but back to the west rain changes over to stow so from flint down to memphis, winter storm watches and warnings, advisories as well, anywhere from 6 to >> good morning. periods of rain will be with us. rain could be heavy in some neighborhoods. >> time for joy's diet sos where we tackle diet dilemmas. joy bauer is here with advice on everything from using butter spray to keeping your diet on track during the holidays. let's get started. we want to go right into skype. we've got jen in framingham, massachusetts. good morning, jen. >> good morning, al. good morning, joy. thanks for taking my question. >> you bet. what's your question. >> so i

the death of natalie wood remains an accident.s for that ca captain, sco, he has a lot of critics. there are people questioning not only his motives but the timing of his revelations, coming just shy of the 30 *9 anniversary ofa depth that has captivated this town ever since. >> pelley: there will be more about this on "48 hours" tomorrow night at 10:00, 9:00 central time. a massive wildfire in reno, nevada. a report from the fireline next. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing relief when you need it most. don't ignore dry mouth... look for biotene in your oral care section today. this has been medifacts for biotene. you spend all day cooking it. so why spend even a moment considering any broth but swanson? the broth cooks trust most to make the meal folks spend all year waiting for. in stuffing and more, the secret is swanson. and it's your fault. instead of blamin

natalie's sister, lana has told media she welcomed the news. >> in all fairness to natalie, i think allacts need to come out. >> reporter: doug bombard, who found natalie's body floating in the water, says reopening the chase be painful. >> well, i think it's bad, just from the standpoint that robert's family and everybody has to deal with it again. >> reporter: christopher walkin has not publicly comment, but hired a lawyer. in 2008, wagner explained how wood died. >> she slipped on the swim step and hit her head and rolled into the water. tragic, tragic night. >> reporter: others speculated it was a lover's triangle that night that ended in tragedy. now 30 years later, the boat captain is pointing a finger at robert wagner. >> was he responsible for the death? >> yes. >> reporter: he ordered her not to search for her or alert authorities immediately. the sheriff's department is classifying the death as an accident. and says wagner is not a suspect. the accident terrortoactor's up family welcomes the investigation. >> joining us with more is casey jordan, true tv analyst. >> good to be

i know natalie wouldn't voluntarily step in a dingy and leave the boat. i fired the uniscope on the boat turn the flood light on and look. he said no let's wait. he did say something that he did not say to the police. what happened in the half hour that r and j went down looked for natalie they got into an argument. i don't know if i can tell you that. >> it's okay. >> in a prime time exclusive meet the lead detective on the case. thank you for coming on tonight. i really appreciate it. he's saying there was a fight between natalie woods and robert wagner on the back of the boat. did he ever tell you that? is he lying now or was he lying then? >> i think he is exaggerating now. there was a heavy weight discussion. he discussed there was some kind of a fight. at that time nobody told me there was a fight it was an argument. >> did any one tell you anything about robert wagner being so mad at christopher walken the actor flirting with his wife that he smashed a wine bottle. >> i questioned him because i saw the broken glass i was aboard the ship. the wine b