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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 you. we'll have much more on this story in our next half hour, when natalie wood's sister speaks out. does she think robert wagner was involved? dan? >>> 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 this storm. abc's t.j. winick is in state college, pennsylvania, this morning. t.j., good morning. >> 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

i came back and said to robert wagner and said, she's not here.he dingy's gone. and i knew that she wouldn't really take the dingy because she was really deathly afraid of water and if anything she would have asked me to take her ashore or do whatever she wanted to do, she would have definitely asked me like she did the night before. >> so what did you suspect at that moment had happened? >> i was trying to believe that maybe she really just did in a rage, maybe she just really got in the dingy and went ashore. i said to robert wagner, i said, well, let's turn on the search light to see if we can see her. he said, no, we don't want to do that right now. i said, well, maybe let's call in to the restaurant and he said, no, he said we don't want to do anything right at the moment. so we waited and finally after a couple hours, robert wagner called into the restaurant and said no one was there and the restaurant had been closed so they came out "the splendour," and that point they said we need to contact the coast guard and start conducting a search.

>> is robert wagner a suspect? >> no. >> [inaudible]. >> i'm not really going to comment on the type of information we have whether the evidence or the statements we are geting for people. >> is someone coming forward on what he told you recently? >> we have sources with additional information. we found it to be credible enough to go ahead and take a look at the case. >> is it more than just what happened? >> anybody else? >> is it an ongoing investigation? by your criteria would you go by whether the investigation is going on at this point in this investigation? do you rule out that she was murdered? >> her death was ruled an accident. an accidental drowning. that's what it is. if our investigation at the end of it points to something else, then we will address that. right now her death is an accidental drowning. >> can you rule out murder at this point in your investigation? >> it was determined to be an accidental drowning, but the information we received made us want to take another look at the case. >> [inaudi

is robert wagner a suspect? o. >> reporter: the relationship between wagner and wood was always tabloid fodder. they'd married each other twice at the height of their careers. >> well, young lady, what's your name? >> susan walker, what's yours? >> reporter: wood came to fame as a child sweetheart in "miracle on 34th street." ♪ i feel pretty, oh so pretty... >> reporter: she went on to play alongside hollywood legends earning three oscar nods. but it was on the set of "brainstorm" where she became friends with a actor christopher walken. he was also on the boat that night. in a 2009 autobiography, wagner said he and walken had gotten into an argument on deck. he was so mad, he wrote, he smashed a wine bottle. but he told cbs "sunday morning" rumors about how natalie wood ended up overboard are conjecture. >> if i had heard anything or known anything we would have done anything. nobody knew what happened. >> reporter: scott, investigators say for now nothing has changed their mind. the death of natalie wood remain

he said he withheld information from investigators at the direction of robert wagner. >> we necessarilyn't lie, we just didn't tell everything. and it was agreed that what we spoke about between the three of us is what we would tell the investigators. >> and davern says wagner waited four hours after wood disappeared before telling the coast guard. and that the argument between wagner and wood may have turned violent. >> there was a lot of physical activity going on in the stateroom >> what do you mean? >> just noises, movement in the stateroom. >> like violence, yelling? >> yes. and then the argument went to the aft deck, and they argued back there for a little while, and then it became silent. >> the autopsy report showed wood had two dozen bruises on her body, as well as a laceration on her cheek. davern and wood's sister have both publicly said they believe wagner's argument with wood had something to do with her death. they never believed that wood, who spoke candidly about her fear of the water, would attempt to ride a boat on her own at night. police say wagner's not a suspect in

robert wagner admits he broke a wine botanists unti bottle in . natalie is missing. coroner says it is an accidental drowning and everybody goes home. what doesn't make sense in the autopsy report? >> 34-page autopsy report by the chief medical examiner and is still around. i'm sure the sheriff is discussing this with him. he is still in los angeles. and i had spoken to him about this year guys when this happened. i think there was a very thorough autopsy. i think he looked very carefully at anything at it that he was told that indicated homicide. the problem with the autopsy is if it is accident or homicide the autopsy findings are usually the same. drowning. she drown. she had froth coming out of her mouth and she had a lot of water in her lungs. she was alive when she goes in the water, that we can say. we can't say from an autopsy alone whether she was pushed in or whether she slipped in accidentally. >> judge jeanine: let's peel back the layers of the onion. a woman who has water in her lungs. we know she drown. i have the autopsy report in front of me. says no

>> is robert wagner a suspect? >> no.question] >> i'm not really going to comment on the type of information we have, the evidence or statements we are getting from people. [inaudible question] >> we have several sources that have come forward with additional information. as i said we have found it to be credible enough to go ahead and take another look at the case. [inaudible question] >> anybody else? [inaudible question] >> at this point it's an on going investigation. at this point in this investigation can you rule out that she was murdered? >> her death was ruled an accident, an accidental drowning, and that's what it is. if our investigation, at the end ever it points to something else, then, well, we'll address that. right now her death is an accidental drowning. >> can you rul rule that out at this point in your investigation. >> it was ruled to be an accidental drowning. but the information we received made us want to take a look at the other case. [inaudible question] >> are we planning to go to hawaii to take

and robert wagner asked him not to. >> i want to stop at that point. mr. rn, 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 was a matter of we're not going to look too hard. we're not going to turn on the search light, we're not going to notify anybody right at the moment. >> you never told the police that at the time, did you? >> no. >> why not? >> well, because we all had -- we all had our story to tell the homicide detectives at the time. and that's the story i told. >> so you agreed with robert wagner to tell a story he wanted you to tell and not the truth. >> yes. >> why should anyone believe you now, when you didn't tell the truth then? >> well,

we'll have to see what happens, how this plays out, brooke. >> what about robert wagner, kareen? what is his publicist saying today? >> of course he's speaking out. he says the actor's family fully supports the efforts of the l.a. county sheriff's deptd and trust they will evaluate whether the any new information is valid and that it comes from a credible source or sources other than those simply trying to profit for the 30-year anniversary of her tragic death. brooke? >> kareen wynter in los angeles. thank you. >>> you're going to hear directly from the captain who says robert wagner is in fact responsible for natalie wood's death. >>> next on "reporter roulette," a public water line hit by a sib better attack. brian todd is following the story from washington. brian, what happened? what do you know? >> brooke, we know that there are documents that indicate that it was an attack but the department of homeland security is not going that far yet. they say it was definitely a failure of a waterpump and the department is saying right now they don't want to go so far as to say that t

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 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:

he blamed woods' then husband robert wagner for her death off catalina island which was ruled accidental he said he overheard wagner and wood argue. >> robert wagner picked up a bottle of wine and smashed it on the coffee take in front of christopher and nat and robert wagner said what are you trying to do -- what do you want to do, blank my wife? that's what the whole argument was about. >> natalie wood was born and raised in the bay area she drowned after spending several hours with her husband and walken. >>> meteorologist mike nicco next talking about the sprinkles. >> more showers on the way for today tomorrow and heavy snow in the sierra. we'll talk about th >>> for the last time live with "regis and kelly". here are regis philbin and kelly ripa. >> oh my gosh. [ cheering and applause ] >> after 28 years it was regis philbin's final walk on stage this morning with co-host. the final show was full of surprises and an audience filled with many hollywood stars. new york mayor bloomberg presented philbin with a key was a look back at all of regis' moments on tv. the best i

he blamed woods' then husband robert wagner for her death off catalina island which was ruled accidental. he said he overheard wagner and wood argue. >> robert wagner picked up a bottle of wine and smashed it on the coffee take in front of christopher and nat and robert wagner said what are you trying to do -- what do you want to do, blank my wife? that's what the whole argument was about. >> natalie wood was born and raised in the bay area she drowned after spending several hours with her husband and walken. >>> meteorologist mike nicco next talking about the sprinkles. >> more showers on the way for today tomorrow and heavy snow in the sierra. we'll talk about that. sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is norma. who is inundated with all

on thanksgiving weekend in 1981 wood, husband robert wagner, and fellow actor christopher walken wente night of november 28th an argument broke out. wagner was admittedly jealous of walken. police were told after that argument wood left her room and disappeared, as did the dinghy, or smaller boat attached to the yacht. her body was found floating in the water about a mile away. the coroner's office said wood was drunk at the time of her death. >> shortly after midnight of the sunday morning she apparently attempted to get onto the din y dinghy, slipped and fell in the water -- >> but the ship's captain, dennis davern, who co-wrote a book about wood's death, has come forward with a different version of events. he said he withheld information from investigators the direction of robert wagner. >> we necessary didn't really lie. he just didn't tell everything. and it was agreed that what we spoke about between the three of us is what we were going to tell the investigators. >> davern also says wagner waited four hours after wood disappeared before calling the coast guard and that the argu

this is a statement we got from robert wagner's publicist. forts of the l.a. county sheriff ds office and will evaluate whether new information relating to the death is valid and comes from a credible source or sources other than thoughs simply trying to profit from the 30-year anniversary of her tragic death. the first question out of the gate is is robert wagner a suspect and they said no. he's not a suspect until they have physical evidence to prove -- >> that desomething criminal. because at this point we have the accidental death ruling on the books, just like the sheriff was saying, we have not reclassified or caused the manner of death. right now we have additional information from unnamed people. we're not going to tell you who they are. we think they are credible enough to reopen this and go forward with it. so what you're looking for, especially if a lot of people think the statute of limitations might have run on anything that the captain could be charged with. >> what is the statute? >> well, murder has no statute of limitations. i

he said he withheld information from investigators at the direction of robert wagner. >> we necessarilyidn't tell everything. and it was agreed that what we spoke about between the three of us is what we would tell the investigators. >> and davern says wagner waited three hours after wood disappeared before telling the coast guard and that the argument between wagner and wood may have turned violent. >> there was a lot of physical activity going on in the stateroom. > >> what do you mean? >> just noises, movement in the stateroom. >> like violence, yelling? >> yes. and then the argument went to the aft deck, and they argued back there for a little while, and then it became silent. >> the occupancy report showed wood had two dozen bruises on her body, as well as a laceration on her cheek. davern and wood's sister have both publicly said they believe wagner's argument with wood had something to do with her death. they never believed that wood, who spoke candidly about her fear of the water, would attempt to ride a boat on her own at night. police say wagner's not a suspect in this reopene

he lied to the cops to protect robert wagner at that time or he lied now implicating wagner to sell the book that took almost 20-years to get published? which do you think it is? >> it is a promotion a opportunity for them to sell books and make money. the words you used are the words you used in the courtroom. tell me sir when were you lying? are you lying today 30 years later or the night it was happening to the security tifr. you look at the summation folks the judge is going to charge you on the law. you can presume he's lying about everything. the case goes out the window. >> that is me, you or everybody watching tonight. why then the la sheriff's office reopening. the accident happened in catalina 26 miles from los angeles. >> with the exception of thousands of dollars it costs to send detectives over there i guess it can't hurt. you s it's the only crime in the nation with no statute of limitations. they put out this book all of this publicity let's make sure we didn't miss anything. they would have to come up with dna or somebody has a video for them to think about these charges

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wagner told him natalie was missing, but he would not allow him to start a search. >> i said to robert wagner, let's turn on the search light, we'll see maybe if we can't see her out there. and he said, no, we're not going to do that at this time. >> reporter: in 2008, wagner told diane sawyer his version of that night. >> what we think is, that she went outside and slipped on the swim step, and hit her head. >> reporter: police found wood's body floating the next morning. the autopsy would show numerous bruises on her legs and arms. but, investigators insist wagner is not a suspect. his spokesperson tells abc news that he is fully supportive of this new investigation. like you said, david, what's so interesting about this is natalie wood was absolutely terrified of the water. in fact, her sister says she was so afraid of the water, he wouldn't even go into her own swimming pool. >> so many questions 30 years ago about this. let's bring in dan abrams, our senior analyst. saying today, we received information which we felt was substantial enough in their words, to reopen this thing. >> stunnin

>> robert wagner and christopher walken, what are they saying tonight? >> well, wagner spokesperson is releasing a statement, in fact, let's show it to you now. it says, in part, and i am quoting here we trust they, as in the investigators, will evaluate whether any new information relating to the death of natalie wood wagner is valid and it comes from a valuable source or sources other than those simply trying to profit from the 30 year anniversary of her tragic death. we also, of course, reached out to christopher walkins publicist for comment. but our questions went unanswered. the publication saying tonight that walken has hired an attorney. harris? >> harris: very interesting detail and late development in all of this. casey stegall, thank you very much. the so-called self-help guru who prosecutors say lured victims to his tent of terror learning his fate today. a judge sentencing james arthur ray to two years behind bars. a jury convicted ray of negligent homicide after a deadly sweat lodge ceremony in 2009. three people died during the spiritual re

it on the coffee table in front of christopher and natalie z robert wagner said what are you trying to do? blank my wife? >> he said vicious fighting between wood and wagner ensued. >> arguing and noise and physical actions going on. >> then, silence. >> robert wagner told me natalie was missing. i said we need to call somebody. he said no. we're not going to do that. >> hours later they called the coast guard who found woods body. he says he lied to investigators at wagner's request. >> i made a mistake. i didn't tell the truth. only thing i want to see is justice so natalie wood can really rest. >> and robert wagger says he hopes police reopen the case based on solid sources and not on people trying to profit from the tragedy. authorities are clear when they said wagner was not a suspect. >> following up on that, there are suspicions the death is getting attention because daven is trying to sell a book. >> the boat captain said the book has been out two years. he says he feels he made a grave mistake going along with what he says wagner wanted him to say saying she bumped her head