COSTELLO: A new ten-page supplement has been attached to Natalie Wood's 1981 autopsy report. The new explosive information led the coroner to amend the controversial cause of death. Let's head to New York and get the latest from A.J. Hammer.</s>A.J. HAMMER, SHOWBIZ TONIGHT HOST: Good morning, Carol. Yes, she had bruises and this is apparently what led the medical examiner to change the cause of death from accidental drowning to drowning and other undetermined factors. Now, the change was made public last summer, we were talking about it then. But we're finding out the reasons behind the decision. The medical examiner specifically sighted fresh bruises in woods' right forearm and left wrist, as well as a scratch on her neck as evidence that there are unanswered questions about her 1981 drowning death. The medical examiner also cited other factors including the lack of a life jacket and a lack of a suicide note as a reason to call the circumstances surrounding Wood's death as not clearly established. And the circumstances surrounding her death had been a topic of speculation since she died, as we know. She was on a yacht with her husband at the time Robert Wagner and friend Christopher Walken when she disappeared and just how her body wound up in the water a mile from the boat still remains a mystery, Carol, that I am certain will probably continue to fascinate people for decades to come. It's a story that does not go away.</s>COSTELLO: Yes and I was just going to say, I mean it answers some questions but certainly not all.</s>HAMMER: I think it raises a whole lot -- a whole lot more.</s>COSTELLO: Yes.</s>HAMMER: A lot of things that people have speculated about over the years and there have been a lot of people who have paid very close attention to this. We're talking of what some 30 years now.</s>COSTELLO: Yes. A.J. Hammer, thanks so much.</s>HAMMER: You got it.</s>COSTELLO: There are thousands of veterans looking for work and now Wal-Mart wants them to join the team, but there's a catch.
Shocking Report on Natalie Wood's Death