Baltimore bridge collapse survivor says those responsible should pay damages

Julio Cervantes Suarez tells NBC he is haunted by the final moments he had with his nephew, who died in the collapse: I relive it all the time'

The only construction worker to survive March's deadly bridge collapse in Baltimore has said he is haunted by the fact that he told his nephew to go rest in his car - shortly before the relative fell, along with the vehicle, to his death and became one of six men killed in the disaster.

If I had told him to come with me, maybe it would have been different," Julio Cervantes Suarez told NBC News in an interview that the network exclusively aired late on Wednesday. Maybe he would be here with us.

The Associated Press contributed reporting