they'll get the chance to speak with nathan carman tuesday night. >> nathan, this is u.s. coast guard boston. i need to understand what happened. >> reporter: yeah, we all do. but so far, the only explanation, this short radio call from the coast guard to nathan aboard that freighter. >> mom and i, two people. myself and my mom were fishing at block canyon. and there was a funny noise in the engine compartment. when i saw the life raft, i did not see my mom. have you found her? >> no, we have not been able to find her yet. >> reporter: the next day, nathan arrives in boston. the questions waiting for him at the dock. >> the most important question is, how did you survive and not your mother? >> reporter: when we first see him, he shows little emotion. his 6'3" frame awkwardly appareled in the white crew suit he was given after his rescue. that night, nathan returns to his home in rural vermont and makes his first public statement. >> i would just like to thank the public for their prayers and for their concern for both my mother and for myself. emotionally, i've been throu

is nathan due to get all of his mother's money?> i think it's around $7 million, $8 million. >> reporter: eight days after our first interview, nathan invites us back to vermont to set the record straight. >> hi, nathan, how are you? >> i was lost at sea, my mom died. it would be great to have people embracing you saying, we're glad you're home, we're glad you're alive, and also helping me to deal with my mom's death. it hasn't been that. >> reporter: he says he was counting on support from linda's three sisters, his aunts. instead, there's been a stony silence. >> i haven't received any calls. not from a single one of them? >> that's correct. it makes me feel like i have no family. >> reporter: thath than's aunts didn't want to speak with us either. >> their focus is not on relationships, it's getting answers to questions. >> reporter: nathan grew up 100 miles south of here in middletown, connecticut, a suburb of hartford. an only child, his parents divorced when he was very young. his mother, linda, was everything to him. >> she

nathan: they do. i think what makes the marine corps office a little different is that the marine corps recognizes how important the relationship is. people do not sit and ask, why do you need a navy and army? when it comes to the marine corps, why do we have that? other countries don't have it. the marine corps recognizes it needs to be up there explaining what it does. bill: in your presentation paper on the relationship, you talk about some of the efforts the marine corps has made to work with members both on a legislative and social and camaraderie basis. tell us about those. nathan: one interesting aspect of the relationship is the efforts on the part of the marine corps to use cultural traditions on the hill to build camaraderie with some people who work on the hill and things like members -- inviting members and staff to ceremonies or we had the evening parade at the iwo jima memorial in washington. the marine corps will often invite members and their staff to come to these events and their con

and nathan will hitter some. but after meeting him, this was not a person that apparently desires money or likes or values money. he kind of lives on a construction site, a home that he's flipping. so we got to spend quite a bit of time with him and it's a fascinating hour. i hope peopl jummy: i bet they will. lindsay janice with a preview of "lost at sea." thank you. "fast & furious" 8 drives into movie theaters in april but the eye team discovered a real life renegade race tearing off our roads. they are looking at vehicles speeding a group. they were surrounding a family's car on i-495 in a frightening race game is all caught on video. look at that there. weaving in and out of traffic at high speeds and coming within just inches of cars just like yours. we want to know who is a part of this renegade racing club? here's how you can help. watch abc news at 11:00 after 20 /20. only at 11:00 on abc news. coming up after the break, how one man won super bowl tickets for life. life is ridiculously awesome!!! and wit

nathan?i think it's true. it's not just like cats and things like this, these are real companies out there. big american companies are coming up with anti-trump, some people with pro-trump. i don't like it. >> i guess companies or a different sort of thing and they can make decisions. it might be good, it might be bad. the dog think! we can let dog speed dogs. a dog is already having a sign, i'm here to party. just let a dog. dog. >> tom: i think the trim people should go ahead and use their own accounts, too. because dogs are cute. that's why they are doing. you know what? i think they started this whole cute dog thing? it was politics from the beginning. i think george soros runs these accounts. he stuffed them in with the 600,000 subscribers and he gave them cute dogs and he's going to go all political. >> whoever can politicize mommy and baby otter swimming? they will win. that wins. on their backs and swimming? >> tom: there is a vaguely libertarian message there. >> i think so. >> i'm n

nathan? why is that important? >> because the veterans were the ones that were really going for change because they thought why fight for change outside of the u.s. and then come back and still be -- prof. shrock: absolutely right. world war ii was the pace of -- speeds the pace of social change. we had some vets coming back who are not content to live in the jim crow south anymore. moore was one of them. i love this picture, it illustrates the connection to world war ii, social change. here we have an older activist joining with a younger activist. he was in the late 20's at the time. they join together to push for social change in the state of mississippi. we know this does not come easily. they start working well before the grant money comes. in fact, they start working to register voters in 1961. herbert lee joins moses. september 25, 1961, mississippi state legislator e.h. hurst confronted lee, shot him in the head in broad daylight, killed him in front of dozens of witnesses. as you hav

come on up. >> reporter: nathan's ready.e takes his guitar pick out of his pocket, starts playing "growing up" from springsteen's 1973 debut album. ♪ >> reporter: a nod of approval from the boss. in front of 13,000 fans, they share the mike. ♪ >> reporter: it's not the first time for this duet. when nathan was just 11, he sang "waiting on a sunny day." ♪ waiting on a sunny day ♪ >> this isn't your usual rock and roll. his name is -- nathan testa. >> reporter: then it was time for a close. nathan later posted his thanks, an amazing experience that i will never forget. thanks, mr. springsteen. >> somehow i think the school will be okay with it. our thanks to linsey davis tonight, and thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir, and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. tam shows what we've dealt with across the bay area today. rain. it is the strongest storm of the week. which means we have some drier weather to look forward to in just a few days. >>> good evening. >> today's sto

bill: nathan packard, we appreciate you being here on "american history tv." nathan: thank you. 1741, the church was the first in the city of richmond. it gained notoriety in march of 1775 when the second virginia convention was held there and attended by colonial leaders and future founders. it was here that patrick henry gave his famous give me liberty or give me death speech. which else part the beginning of the american revolution. up next, the newly elected richmond mayor takes c-span cameras on driving tour the city. while in richmond, we took a driving tour of the city with the mayor. >> thank you showing us around richmond today. if someone is ever been to richmond, virginia, what should they know about the city? >> they should know that this is the cultural history arch capital of all things virginia. city with theving historic riches. >> we are headed to churchill. >> what makes churchill distinct? the just part of the original layout. you will see the original part of the city. here on the right, st. john's church. >> what happened at that spot? >>

big brother nathan was dutifully waiting for him at the bottom when the unimaginable happened. >> he was screaming. he flew from verrukt. >> reporter: nathan ran to find his mother but the horror made it nearly impossible for the 12-year-old to explain. >> there was a gentleman who wouldn't allow me to come close enough to see what was going on. he just kept saying, "no, trust me, you don't want to go any further." >> reporter: scott was in such shock, good samaritans had to confirm the incomprehensible. >> i need to hear you say it, is my son dead? he said, yes, your son is dead. put us on a golf cart, sorry you lost your son. it was surreal. i hardly remember driving home. >> reporter: so far no criminal charges have been filed, but the family has settled with the theme park for an undisclosed sum which will go to caleb's three brothers. the family is still pursuing legal action against others including the firm contracted to build the slide. they declined our request for comment. >> they call it an accident. but i think you and your attorneys believe that negligence caused this ac

they spoiled us to death. >> nathan, how about you?> the most loving individuals i've ever met in my life. my grandma's the most sweet woman and everybody says so. >> with the boys living at their grandparent's, bambi tried to get her own life back on track. that's when she metric gagnon, a new hire at the charlie glass company. there was an instant attraction. >> i've always liked the bad boy image, i guess, you know. like with the goatee and the shaved head. i don't know. we just had a good time together. >> was it a serious relationship? >> yes. it was. >> rick was serious, too. he confronted bambi about her demons. >> i told her, you know, she wanted to be in a relationship then she had to, you know, do something about the pills. >> by the spring of 2005, bambi felt she had turned the corner. she and rick found a home of their own in myrtle beach. after a long struggle, she was ready to be a mom to her boys again. >> i was getting on my feet and i just -- i wanted cody and nate there with us. >> grandparents charlie and diane agree

he flew from the ver rukt. >> the horror made it nearly impossible for 12-year-old nathan to explainhe had seen. >> there was a gentleman who wouldn't allow employee to come close enough to see what was going on. and he just kept saying no, trust me you don't want to go any further senator he was in such shock, good samaritans had to confirm the incomprehensible. >> i said i just need to hear you say it. is my son dead. he shook his head. he said yes, your son is dead. >> it was surreal. i don't remember driving home. >> the family settled with the park for an undisclosed sum which will go to his three brothers. >> thanks to matt gutman for that report. through that. >> stay with us. "the mix" is next. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine

nathan carman had gone fishing with his mother linda.oard the chinese freighter that spotted him, she is nowhere to be found. >> mom and i two people, myself and my mom were fishing at block canyon and there was a funny noise in the engine compartment. >> reporter: two days later when nathan arrives in boston questions are waiting for him at the dock. what happened to his mom? and was it really an accident? nathan who has been diagnosed with asperger's syndrome pleads for privacy. >> my request is just to be allow to mourn naturally. >> reporter: but then he decides to grant us an exclusive interview. he insists his mother's disappearance was an accident. >> i did not see or hear my mom. >> reporter: he says their boat was taking on water and it sank so fast he her. >> i love my mother, present tense. i love my mother. >> reporter: police are not convinced. his mother was worth millions and he's her sole heir. they executed a search want on nathan's home looking for evidence of reckless endangerment. boat owner mike iozzi told us and pol

bruce said sure. ♪ ♪ >> go ahead, nathan. once in a lifetime thing, right? actually not for nathan.2014, bruce pulled a 12-year-old boy up on stage in brisbane to sing "waiting for a sunny day." that kid, the same nathan testa. but there's more. the year before that, the boss pulls an 11-year-old up on stage in brisbane. they even held hands to the knee slide. recognize that kid? that's also nathan testa. three times on stage with the boss. >> maybe he makes good signs. they're creative. >> and he can play. our final low goes to one little girl's understanding of how to make oatmeal, courtesy of "america's funniest home videos." the recipe calls for three cups, so she gets all three cups, one by one. >> we need one more cup. >> one more cup? >> where is she going? okay, ellie, we need one more cup. we need one more. okay, how many cups now? >> one, two, three, four. >> what do you want from her? the box said three cups, she got three cups. >> she's following directions perfectly. i love kids. >>> our sunday sitdown with the real life character at the center of "lion," nominated toni

. >> reporter: nathan's ready.e takes his guitar pick out of his pocket, starts playi playing "growing up" from springsteen's 1973 album. ♪ a nod of approval from the boss. 13,000 fan, they share the mike. ♪ >> reporter: it's not the first time for this duet. when nathan was just 11, he sang "waiting on a sunny day" ♪ waiting on a sunny day ♪ >> this isn't your usual rock and roll. >> reporter: then it was time for a close. nathan later posted his thanks, an amazing experience that i will never forget. thanks, mr. springsteen. >> i think the school will be okay with it. thanks to linsey davis tonight, and thanks for watching tonight. i'm david muir, and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. [ alarm clock beeping ] weather. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here is our

rajini vaidya nathan has editors around the world.of what we've just heard in the last 20 minutes. well, the choice president trump made is not a surprise. for a start, his name was one of the favourites from the list that president trump had been rumoured to be considering. this was all done in a very grand way. a big announcement in the east room of the white house on a prime—time address. there was a big buildup to this event. and of course this will now, for now, divert some attention away from some of the other issues that president trump has been having to deal with, such as the visa ban and the suspension of the refugee programme. now, his decision to appoint neil gorsuch is absolutely in keeping with what he said he would do in the election campaign. he promised he would appoint someone who was a staunch conservative, someone who was pro life, and that will please his supporters but also there are people who are starting to protest outside the supreme court who have very different ideological views and therefore oppose this ap

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simmons, will arnett, nathan lane, matthew broderick, mike tyson, and less.s we go live to the governors ball. with cleto and the cletones. and now -- lights, camera, action - here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i was not expecting it. thank you. i'm jimmy. thanks for watching. thanks for staying up. i know it's late for a sunday night but welcome to our 11th annual after the oscars special. the statues have been handed out, the speeches have been spoken, and once again i was not invited to any of the after parties so here we are together. [ cheers and applause ] making the best of it. it was a night of controversy. it was a night of awareness. it was a night of a lot of uncomfortable famous white people trying to make sure they clapped when the cameras were on them. as you know there were no black nominees in the acting categories. tonight's oscar hopefuls were whiter than the line to buy t-shirts at a michael bolton concert. the only way a black or hispanic or asian actor was going to win an oscar was if they let steve harvey

nathan? 4:00 they are not back by p.m., they should check all the and sheriff's office, police station, hospital. standard operating procedure in mississippi. if you are not backed by 4:00, are they in the hospital, are they in the ditch somewhere? check with everyone and make sure they are safe. they know being out in the dark in rural mississippi, it is a dangerous place to be. what does bob moses tell everyone in oxford, ohio who is there? it is the second training group, the school teachers. go ahead, caleb. >> kids are dead. joel: kids are dead. again, we are confronted with the ugly reality of mississippi. it interesting they say the two white guys were only aney was beaten and then shot multiple times. he washat is right, beaten. you will note if you look at the michaelf page 163, schwerner's wife said, we know this search is because my husband and andrew goodman are white. if only chaney was involved, nothing would have been done. they have been murders in mississippi for years and no

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big brother nathan waited for him at the bottom when the unimaginable happened. >> he was screaming.lew from verruckt. he flew from verruckt. >> reporter: matt gutman abc news new york. >> he'll have more on "good morning america" with that interview. >>> a big scare near oklahoma city. dozens evacuated as a grass fire spread out of control and the fire burning 1,000 acres. no inde now able to -- home. >>> a major milestone on the horizon for the university of connecticut women's basketball team. the 11 time ncaa champs are going for their 100th consecutive win tonight as they host south carolina. number 99 came on saturday against smu. >>> more sports now and you know sundays are big in golf. >> that's right. let's see what the pros were up to with our guys at espn. >> good morning, america. john john and a special good morning to utica. big fans there. snowing like crazy inhe east which makes me want to smell my pro v1s. >> jordan spieth had a six-shot lead, shot0, two birdies, 16 pars, won by four over kelly inth tour win.e on 17 two birdies, 100th start as a professnal is his nin

. >> nathan fletcher, a retired marine himself knows. >> a grateful nation is supposed to offer them a path to redemption and rehabilitation. not a path to deportation. >> one in four veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan show signs of a mental disorder and one in six report symptoms of ptsd according to the national institutes of health. e reki is one of them. >> i have to stay positive. >> he suffers from ptsd and was permanently barred from the u.s. after trying to reenter the country to be with his daughters. if stephanie wants to see her dad, she has to drive across the border to mexico. we were there when they reunited for the first time in the new year. even as a new administration takes power in washington focused on tightening immigration policy, both hope this will change, that veterans who served the u.s. faithfully as noncitizens can be brought back to country they vowed to protect. >> change this policy, you know. if we're willing to give our lives for the country, let us stay. >> these men are good enough to serve our country, but once they make a mistake, then y

caleb and his 12-year-old brother nathan went straight to the 170-foot scaffold of verruckt, which meansne in german. >> before they took off, i said brothers stick together, and he says, i know, dad. i said, look at me, brothers stick together. i know dad, okay. >> reporter: it was the last time they'd see caleb alive. big brother nathan dutifully waited for him at the bottom when the unimaginable happened. >> he was screaming, he flew from verruckt. he flew from verruckt. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> and matt will have more of that interview a little later on on "good morning america." >>> now to a big scare near oklahoma city. dozens of residents evacuated as a grass fire spread out of control and the fire burning 1,000 acres. no injuries reported and residents are now able to be -- to go back home. >>> there's a major milestone on the horizon for the university of connecticut women's basketball team. the 11 time ncaa champs are going for their 100th consecutive win tonight as they host south carolina. number 99 came on saturday against smu. >>> well, some more spo

>> no. >> reporter: but despite what nathan fletcher says about being easy to be fixed, so far across three different presidential administrations, this law and this policy has not been changed. it remains to be seen if the trump morgan stanley will change the policy itself. >> we have to assume that he might not given his stance on other immigration issues. >> there are those who say on this issue, donald trump actually change this because it's so obvious to so many people. >> sure. you see the illustration of the human toll. >> absolutely. >> did i hear you this morning when you said these can be buried in cemetery in the united states? >> that's right. after they die, after being deported, can be brought back to u.s. national cemeteries and i had with honor, full 21-gun salute, full your nation appreciates your service, and put in the ground here in the u.s. as long as they're dead. that's where the irony really lies. >> that is really sad. he lost his daughters at such a young age, separated. >> they've been separated ever since. >> you have to be there day to day. >> absolutely.

nay on this d nathan diamond, union of organized orthodox jewish issues. question about whether president trump and president netanyahu can communicate on the same way. we're coming out of a period of time where the palestinians more and more went to the u.n. and other international bodies and governments in europe to make an end run around things. they could have a kmom ground in saying we're going to put more pressure on the palestinians. netanyahu's government is going to have more backing from us perhaps manifest in early moves with regard to the embassy relocation to jerusalem, with regard to continuing mild statements at most about settlement activity within existing blocks and basically the message -- and we're going to block the palestinians, says the united states,er else they might go and the only avenue to be pursued a a resumption of bilateral negotiation which is the trump administration is prepared to play let's make a deal in that context. but the background regime shifts with a very strong and aggressive message of there's been -- you know,

relegation—threatented swansea city have been dealt a blow with the news winger nathan dyer will miss the season through injury. he ruptured his achilles tendon in the early stages of his side's victory over leicester yesterday. joe root has been named as england's new test cricket captain with the the ecb chairman colin graves calling the yorkshire batsman the "perfect choice". ben stokes has been appointed vice—captain. root succeeds alastair cook, who resigned last week. his first test in charge will be against south africa at lord's in july. a tremendous performance. root has played magnificently. magnificent hundred from root. in really tough circumstances. he is the dynamo of the england team. joe root has got used to being english cricket's great hope. now he faces something newer. great responsibility. the way in which he plays his cricket, he goes about his business, you would imagine it will lend itself to being a great captain. in january he became a father for the first time, he'll approach leading just as he does parenting. it's one of those things that you sort of have t

[ cheers and applause ] nathan east!atching. have great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- drew barrymore. from "crashing," comedian artie lange. author viet thanh nguyen. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. controversial nominee senator jeff sessions was confirmed as attorney general yesterday, and he got so excited he ran all the way back to the shire to tell his family. [ laughter ]

. >> reporter: nathan a retired marine himself knows how the stress of war affects veterans. >> a grateful nation is suppose to offer them a path to -- >> reporter: signs of mental disorder and 1 in 6 report symptoms post-traumatic stress disorder. he is one of them he says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder he was permanently barred after trying to reener it after trying to be with his daughter. she has to drive across the border to see her dad. we were there when they reunited for the first time. even as the new administration takes power in washington, both hope this will change. that veterans what served in the u.s. faithfully as non-citizens can be brought back to the country they vowed to protect. >> if we're willing to live our lives, let us stay. >> these men are good enough but once they make a mistake, they don't get any second chances. >> it's wrong legally and morally and this is one of those things that should be easy to get fix. >> reporter: he pushing to get congress to change the law regarding deportation of veterans. >> what goes through your heart and mind? >>

swansea city winger nathan dyer has been ruled out for the rest of the season.ter yesterday before limping off, rupturing the achilles tendon in his left ankle. former sale sharks wing tom arscott has been found guilty of passing on confidential team information to bristol by the rugby football union. arscott was suspended by sale on 11th january and then sacked 16 days later after an internal investigation by the premiership club. the rfu investigation concluded bristol were aware of sale's line—out set up and their defensive pattern. bristol won the match by a point on new year's day. the rfu say arscott‘s behaviour was inappropriate and have issued him with a written warning. ulster rugby have announced that jono gibbes willjoin them as head coach. he is currently forwards coach at clermont auvergne, he previously held a similar position at leinster where he won three european cups. snooker‘s welsh open has started in cardiff and the world number two stuart bingham has come through a challenging open match. the englishman, who was a shock first round loser la

only we can show you at audition tapes of 3 1-year-old nathan keyes who is hawaii. >> smart girl.on for fan foes get excited buzz a spin off called "the good fight" is on sunday. >> christine steps back into the role that earned her six emmy nominations. >> what a ride. >> this is my turn. >> no, it was your firm. >> the drama picks up about a year after the good wife and that memorable final scene between christine's diane and julie an margea julie ann margeaux lees. >> yes, there's a lot that diane processed. diane would see at the top of of the new show would be a very happy woman at the top of her game. >> coming from the city's most vulnerable african-american community. >> when did you get so cynical? >> also returning as lucca quinn. >> going back to england and they were like, oh, we might be in the film. >> got fight is the first original show on the new service, cbs all access. >> you might recognize new cast member from the "game of thrones." >> rose is far from real life boyfriend kitt harrington, aka, jon snow. who films mostly in northern ireland. >> i was wondering