17-year-old skier who says he likes to watch survival shows on tv and that may be part of the reason he is alive today himself name is nicholas joy. here s the photo. he disappeared on sunday as a popular ski resort in maine. searchers found him safe and sound a few hours ago help said when he realized he was lost he built a small snow cave for shelter and he learned that from here inside your television box. sugar loaf general manager says nicholas extently wandered off the trail. dozens of people searched for him, including navy seals and border patrol personnel. the guy who found them was not part of the search party. that man is joseph paul, vice-president firefighter volunteer firefighter who heard about the missing team and went out on his snowmobile and found him. what do you mean you thought,
search this morning for a boy missing on maine s sugar loaf mountain. 17-year-old nicholas joy last seen sunday skiing with his father. the two skied down separate runs and nicholas failed to show up at the meeting spot. the boy from the boston area did not have his cell phone with him and he was dressed for the weather. now to the developments in the california case where a nurse refused to perform cpr on a resident who later died. the dead woman s daughter says she hopes the attention about this story will fade away so the family can start grieving in peace. there s now a police investigation. abc s brandi hitt is following all the developments. good morning, brandi. reporter: good morning. the bakersfield police department has decided to launch an investigation into any criminal wrongdoing. although detectives say nothing significant has turned up so far. and the retirement home is still backing up its employee s decision to not perform cpr.
suspect. bill: you have got that going on right now. you have this going on. in the state of maine there is good news and joy for a 17-year-old by the name of nicholas joy. press conference seven minutes away up there. this was a skier who was separated from his father on sunday afternoon for two days they have been looking for him. he has now been found and he is alive. doug raferty, director of public information and education with the maine department of fisheries and wildlife out of augusta, maine. good morning to you. good morning bill, how are you? bill: i m fine. thank you for your time. the big question is his condition. how is he? as far as we know he is in pretty good shape. he was spotted this morning on a snowmobile trail on the back of sugarloaf mountain on the caribou pond road and he was brought in by that snowmobiler and met up with our wardens and so forth. he is being taken, at this time to franklin memorial hospital for evaluation and we should get an update on