it tends to foreground the experience, the grunts, an imminent danger of living a life of obscurity and defamation and enduring frequent danger. so that is a very powerful image and certainly an experience many, many vietnam veterans had during the war, but it is probably not the dominating experience of the work is particularly by the late 1960's the estate's had built an incredible logistical apparatus to support his troops in combat, and so most soldiers were serving in suncor -- some kind of support capacity living largely out of harm's way. as the war went on they enjoyed in increasingly comfortable quality of life that was designed to minimize the difference between living conditions in the u.s., on a u.s. military base and vietnam. >> host: how the soldiers at the peak? >> guest: the peak was 1968, 542,000 americans in vietnam. >> host: how many soldiers were killed? >> guest: of the top of my head, i don't. it was the deadliest year in vietnam because of the tet offensive and the operations after. so, you know, certainly i don't in the book tonight the hardship the soldiers in t

from when you kicked the valve on the fireplace. (grunts hissing) want to tell us what happened? derek and i were seeing each other. what?! you were with that gigolo? i knew what he was, and i thought i could handle it. but then i kept seeing... those checks. here, babe. this should cover the rest of this week's rent. hmm. busy week. oh, i'm sorry. sorry enough to quit? we've been through this. i know. but um... i'm falling in love with you. me, too. i'm gonna hit the showers. (groans) luisa: i knew the next girl he brought in here, he'd light the fireplace and they'd both die. (grunting) caine: i hope you're satisfied. take her, please. come on. no, no. no, no, no. dad? ♪ ♪ ♪ (sinister laughing) that's not funny, walter. (cackling) come on! not funny! it's funny. no, it wasn't. thank you, walter. captioning sponsored by cbs,c.s.i. productions and toyota. ♪ [ female announcer ] the road is not exactly a place of intelligence. highway maintenance is underfunded, costing drivers $67 billion a year, and countless tires. which drivers never act

from when you kicked the valve on the fireplace. (grunts hissing) want to tell us what happened? derek and i were seeing each other. what?! you were with that gigolo? i knew what he was, and i thought i could handle it. but then i kept seeing... those checks. here, babe. this should cover the rest of this week's rent. hmm. busy week. oh, i'm sorry. sorry enough to quit? we've been through this. i know. but um... i'm falling in love with you. me, too. i'm gonna hit the showers. (groans) luisa: i knew the next girl he brought in here, he'd light the fireplace and they'd both die. (grunting) caine: i hope you're satisfied. take her, please. come on. no, no. no, no, no. dad? ♪ ♪ ♪ (sinister laughing) that's not funny, walter. (cackling) come on! not funny! it's funny. no, it wasn't. thank you, walter. captioning sponsored by cbs,c.s.i. productions and toyota. >>> they gave us a scare, but the scans go -- but the rams go after a bye week. nine news now is next. ntellig. highway maintenance is underfunded, costing drivers $67 billion a year, and

she even was asked on the stand, by the state, to describe the grunting and she said it was like a physical exertion, an umph they also showed surveillance tape showing this woman, yana inside the apple store, walking over to that wall and listening, afterwards, we asked the question everybody has been asking, and that is why they never called 91 , got in the elevator she didn't say anything she just stared straight ahead, same with rios he declined to comment as well no one knows why they didn't call 911. >> at one point did one of them in court or some place say they just thought it was more drama, and if so, is that significant in any way? >> that was a question that the defense attorney, douglas wood asked rios whether or not, there really was a reason to call 911 and he said something to the effect of it was drama as usual but we didn't really get incite into that tony we don't know if this was something they had heard before no one ever asked that question, it was not like we knew they were always hearing sounds coming from the lululemon store it do

with the blood. (grunting and gasping) oh, my god! we just found our original crime scene. no one has keys to that car except for marilyn. she loves that thing. andrea edison died in that car. could marilyn be in town? no. she texted me from milan this morning. i'd show you the text, but you took my phone away. run a trace on that text, walter. okay? tripp: excuse me. are you marilyn milner? it's funny, i get that all the time, but i'm afraid not. really? well, we know who you are. i could write you an autograph, but it would be a fake. you know, in the modern world of technology, there are many ways to identify someone. (phone beeps) marilyn. i bought this car with the money from my first book. andrea edison was exsanguinated in that car, ma'am. boa vista: so, you told your editor that you were in milan. i was, until this morning. okay, well we know that andrea was blackmailing your editor, saying that she was gonna expose your entire scam, so, you got motive. but i didn't know. joseph handles all of the writers. and he did mention that she was the most talented of the bun

with the blood. (grunting and gasping) oh, my god! we just found our original crime scene. no one has keys to that car except for marilyn. she loves that thing. andrea edison died in that car. could marilyn be in town? no. she texted me from milan this morning. i'd show you the text, but you took my phone away. run a trace on that text, walter. okay? tripp: excuse me. are you marilyn milner? it's funny, i get that all the time, but i'm afraid not. really? well, we know who you are. i could write you an autograph, but it would be a fake. you know, in the modern world of technology, there are many ways to identify someone. (phone beeps) marilyn. i bought this car with the money from my first book. andrea edison was exsanguinated in that car, ma'am. boa vista: so, you told your editor that you were in milan. i was, until this morning. okay, well we know that andrea was blackmailing your editor, saying that she was gonna expose your entire scam, so, you got motive. but i didn't know. joseph handles all of the writers. and he did mention that she was the most talented of the bun

. >> the grunts of cavemen? >> james earl jones, that's why he's the voice of cnn, darth vader.manly men, the sensitive thing, it's one more example -- >> i agree with you. >> -- i have yet to meet the woman that wants the sensitive guy. >> the '70s and '80s. >> we say we want sensitive. we really want somebody to be like yeah, baby, i got you, very serious. >> take charge. >> there's a lot more to a guy in his manliness than his voice. >> it's demonstrative. >> but a lisp and a high voice. >> when the phone call comes and the eye contact comes the voice matters. >>> last one, important topic, right up my alley. a researcher at stanford university says we should consider instead of shaking hands and spreading germs, touching elbows. >> aren't you happy today? >> i love this, vindicated twice, the deer hitting the biker and now this. what do you think? >> you know my ex-boss, mr. trump, does not particularly like the handshake. he will do it, but he doesn't prefer to do it. i don't like it when people come over to me while you're eating and they want to shake your hand. >> that's

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i know the police are doing the best they can. (grunting) why isn't this more public knowledge? it's surprising to me that this enormous... all we've heard about is these corporations having to renegotiate with their workers the idea that your retirement fund is the albatross around the company's neck. >> they have managed to keep this pretty quiet over the years. it's complicated maneuvers and companies have deliberately deceived people. they've deceived the employees and congress. i'll give you on an example. one way they finance these huge executive pensions which some companies like ge is is up to $6 billion. >> jon: up to $6 billion in? >> executive pensions. >> jon: $6 billion in executive pensions. >> that's how much they owe their executives. >> jon: $6 billion. >> yes. they earned it. >> jon: how many executives? do they have six billion executives? >> they don't disclose it but what they owe them is about 15% of what they to 500,000. >> jon: that counts against everybody else's funded pensions? >> it counts as part of the liability, sure. so when companies complain abou

the wheel. i don't grunt. i don't have the signature grunt. it took a long time for abc to convince me. ou mentioned the video blog so you can rant. you have the floor. tell me all about that team that's looking to go 5-0 in detroit tonight. >> 40 years i have been a lions fan. since i was in detroit. they're 4-0, play in the bears tonight. i don't want to offend anybody in chicago, another of my favorite time. it's a real exciting time to be a lions fan. i'm ready for the shoe to drop. the team has a different look in their eye. i commiserate with dallas fans. i have been there so many years. it's a different look on this team. >> it's a town that could use the uplift. happy for the citizens of detroit. the tigers and lions are rolling. i feel good. >> do you? >> tuesday nights 8:00 eastern, "last man standing." the one, the only tim allen is back. great to have you here tim. >>> coming up one on one with formrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrm

one of the employees said it sounded like something heavy was being hit or dragged something gruntinggh-pitched screaming. the employee described yells for someone to stop. britney norwood is accused of killing john emery last winter. the trial in the murder resumes monday. she is accused of killing jayna murray. >>> the main hall of union station is closed as workers check for damage to the ceiling after the earthquake this summer. a small piece of plaster fell and hit a worker who is doing fine. the contractor is working on the repairs. at the main hall will be closed through the weekend. it will reopen monday. >>> a new alert if you are a bank of america customer. a big announcement about their chance to charge a debit card fee. plus, just a few hours away from the arrival of the first snow of the season. bob will update the forecast. >> tickets at the university of maryland. where does the school ranked nationally? [ speaking french ] [ speaking frenc] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn mor

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can you just put the bolt back across again, you know, just so i know you can? ( grunts ) i can't! it's too stiff! you should've warned me not to put the bolt across. i think it was mentioned, actually, sweetheart. ( banging on door ) let me out! there's nothing to worry about. you'll be fine. ( grunts ) well, you slid it one way. you should-- you should be able to slide it the other. sue: come on, everyone, let's go! ben, don't do that. we need to allow plenty of time, 'cause daddy doesn't trust the sat-nav anymore, not since that visit to the army firing range. bloody child-proof bottles! cheers. just give it-- help! let me out! she won't be able to get out. she'll be stuck in there forever. ben, that is not a very helpful thing to say. you should've told her not to put the bolt across. well, funnily enough, that is exactly-- you'll have to break the door down. do you mind? i am dealing with this. on the bill, they have this really, really big special door-basher that's like a big metal pole. well, unfortunately, we don't have a big, special door-basher with a long metal pole. wha

the male wildebeest returns to propagate the herd. [ animal grunts ] can you forward me this link? hed. >>> good monday morning. i'm chris jansing and there's new research on the economy that's raising the stakes as the senate gets read for the jobs bill this week. our paycheck has taken the biggest hit in decade. even though the recession, our paychecks don't show it.

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store next door to lululemon told the jury that the night of the crime, " this sounded like something heavy was being hit or drag, grunting high-pitched screams." the manager said no one called police or went to check it out. >> maybe if somebody had responded to that in the appropriate manner, this person's life may have been saved. >> it is inexcusable that you would not see what was going on after you hear something. >> the defense attorney said it was not premeditated. he told the jury "telos ishe lost it" during a fight. there's no word on when the defense will start to call as witnesses to the stand and when the prosecution will rest its case. brittany norwood faces life in prison if convicted. jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >>> spotsylvania county police will step up patrols today after another attempted abduction. this happened saturday near fredericksburg. the woman said some men pulled up in a honda civic and asked her to get into their car. on tuesday someone in a beige carpet approached a 17-year-old girl. and over a week ago a 9-year-old girl was approached after getting off the school bus. all the victims were

seen here outside the courthouse after her testimony told the court she heard high pitched yelling and screaming as well as heavy grunting. she then heard one of the women say, talk to me. don't do this. talk to me. the commotion was coming from the wall, the two stores shared on bethesda avenue. after questioning, she then heard someone shout, god help me. please help me. but on cross-examination, she first told police she actually heard stop, oh god. a second apple manager, ricardo testified about hearing the commotion coming from the lumulemon store that night. outside the courthouse, rios declined to explain why he didn't call 911. earlier in the day, delia was questioned about the tools and where they were kept inside the store. bot of them said they were never just laying around, they were always put away. the hammer and box and knives were put in, the hammer and box cutters were put in the tool box. the knives in the kitchenette. the women both said they never seen the knives or merchandise tags in the back room where jayna murray's body was found. and the testimony here at the courthouse ended just after 3:00 thi

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) ( grunts ) get him up. ow! what the hell is that? up, can't you see the baby's sleeping? charlie: marshall. eppesy. i just thought you might like to know that your insight on the subset commonality helped the fbi catch three murderers. wow. that's, uh... that's, that's great. so, thank you for your help. you're welcome. i hope you understand, i didn't work on the eppes convergence because of you. i did because, uh... well, because it's great math. you know, back at princeton, you were always the guy with the deep ideas. this one just fascinated me. well, i have to admit... your work shows tremendous insight. thanks. though i've taken another look at your analysis oh, no, i know that tone. and i think i've found a way to address the flaw that you've identified. that's the basic idea. that negates the whole need for the flawed section, then. how about that? great professor charlie eppes has done it again. now, that's hokum. this approach was only apparent because of your work. so i'm going to call this the penfield variation. ( laughs

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the night of march 11th. they heard yelling, screaming, grunting and dragging. today in court, the one question they were not asked is why they did not call 911 immediately to report it to police. next to lululemon in bethesda is an apple store. an employee testified she heard loud hysterical noises, coming from lululemon lasting from 10:10 to 10:19 coming from there. one said talk to me, don't do this, followed by more high pitched screaming. norwood's lawyer asked if someone is yelling help me, wouldn't you have gone to help? she replied, who know what is i have have done. another employee was there and heard the yelling next door. >> you didn't call police? >> reporter: a lululemon employee testified she worked that night. she was wearing a different pair of pants than she was wear thag morning. norwood changed out of bloody clothing and washed sneakers from the store leaving bloody footprints on the floor. another lululemon employee said norwood called her the night of the attack asking for murray's phone number. they suggested norwood call the store manager

two store managers from the apple store next door recalled the night jayna murray she was murdered. they heard grunting, screams and high-pitched noises. brittany norwood is charged with beating and stabbing jayna murray her to death. there is -- but they insist it is not premeditated. >>> today's decision overturns a ruling allowing to serve the tension in his leesburg home. he is accused of illegally videotaping protesters and sending it to syrian intelligence. >>> president obama has announced two more initiatives one directing agencies to accelerate time it takes for federal research to turn into commercial products. the other calls for a one-stop website called businessusa to find and permission on the federal services. it is expected to be up and running in 90 days. >>> still to come, some may be hiking fees, but one big bank that is staying away from the charges. >> getting rid of some of those old prescription drugs in your medicine cabinet. >> the have been called odd and quirky >> you are rusting abc7 news at 6:00, on your side. >>> continuing developments in the race for the white house. ric

apple store next door to lululemon told the jury that the night of the crime "it sounded like something heavy was being hit or dragged, gruntingeaming." but the manager said no one went to check it out or called police. >> maybe if somebody had responded to that inappropriate manner, this person's life would of been saved. >> it is inexcusable that you would hear something and not go and see what is going on. >> defense attorney douglas wood admits brittany norwood killed jayna murray but that it was not premeditated. he told athe jury that she lost it during a fight. we will hear from the prosecution and then the defense will begin to call their first witness to the stand. we don't know what day that will happen. if convicted, brittany norwood faces life in prison without parole. jummy olabanji reporting from rockville. >>> we could be entering the final week of the trial against dr. conrad murray. today prosecutors will get the chance to grill the last witness. on friday dr. paul white told the jury he thinks michael jackson gave himself a fatal dose of propofol, saying it is the only explanation based on the evidence. dr. m

the party started. dale! how do we get people to chew another piece? i got this one. oh hey. [ male nouncer ] spit it out. yeti will find you. [ grunts ] i like him. yan. [ male announcer ] new st. the ridiculously long lasting gum. [ male announcer ] new st. >> joeafter the two-inning lead, it's been all texas. 10-4 here in game six. trying to win the pennant here tonight and head back to the world series for the second consecutive year, as brad penny takes over. first postseason appearance for penny. it's been a while. and welcome to the game. this ball is hit hard and off the wall by beltre. one pitch and a double. >> tim: talk about a guy who comes up looking fastball out over the plate, gets it. and just crushes it. it's like game two when beltre hit the first pitch high fastball off jose valverde. that was when the rangers loaded the bases with nobody out in the ninth inning in a tie game. they eventually won it in the 11th but they failed to score in the ninth. >> joe: now napoli. ball 1. perry did a nice job while he was in there, be a inning and a third. allowed a run. it was not earned. a couple of hits. no walks or strikeouts. good fastb

yana seen here outside the courthouse after her testimony told the court she heard high pitched yelling and screaming as well as heavy grunting. she was manager of the apple store said she heard one of the women say, talk to me. don't do this. talk to me. the commotion was coming from the wall, the two stores shared on bethesda avenue. under questioning, she then heard someone shout, god help me, please help me. but on cross-examination, she first told police she actually heard, stop, oh god. when defense attorney, douglas wood asked her, if you heard someone yell for help, you swrowld gone, right? she replied, who knows what i would have done. no one called for help. why? the state's attorney never asked. >> did you say why you never called 911? >> we posed the same question to ricardo rios who also testified about hearing the commotion coming from the lumulemon store that night. >> ricardo, why didn't you call 911? >> earlier in the day, they were questioned about the tools and where they were kept inside the lumulemon store. both of them said they were never just laying around. they were always put away. the hammer and box

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and i was kind of like -- [ grunting ] and then i just started, like, waving my arms in the air. [ laughtern't have to. he ran away. he ran away, but the catch was because it's so curvy, like, i didn't know if he fully ran away or he was just kind of like, waiting around the corner for me. [ laughter ] we were doing a dance. so i had to do -- i had -- i did the full rest of my jog just like -- [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all the way home to your house? >> all the way home. [ growling ] >> jimmy: just like -- [ growling ] >> just out jogging. >> jimmy: you're super fun. i want to hang out with you more. i want to show a clip of alison brie from "community." everybody, check out alison brie. ♪ >> ♪ troy and abed's new apartment ♪ >> hi! >> come on in. come on. >> wow! >> what a great place. >> you guys -- you guys look so fancy. >> thanks. we read a book on how to be the perfect party hosts. rule number one, dress to impress. >> rule number two, avoid touchy topics. like, the negro problem. [ laughter ] >> this was written in the 40s. >> oh, good. you guys are finally here. >> finall

the party started. dale! how do we get people to chew another piece? i got this one. oh hey. [ male nouncer ] spit it out. yeti will find you. [ grunts ] i like him. yan. [ male announcer ] new st. the ridiculously long lasting gum. >> joe: after the two-inning lead, it's been all texas. 10-4 here in game six. trying to win the pennant here tonight and head back to the world series for the second consecutive year, as brad penny takes over. first postseason appearance for penny. it's been a while. and welcome to the game. this ball is hit hard and off the wall by beltre. one pitch and a double. >> tim: talk about a guy who comes up looking fastball out over the plate, gets it. and just crushes it. it's like game two when beltre hit the first pitch high fastball off jose valverde. that was when the rangers loaded the bases with nobody out in the ninth inning in a tie game. they eventually won it in the 11th but they failed to score in the ninth. >> joe: now napoli. ball 1. perry did a nice job while he was in there, be a inning and a third. allowed a run. it was not earned. a couple of hits. no walks or strikeouts. good fastball from penny. it's 1-1.

the wall. it sounded like something heavy was being hit or dragged, she said grunting and high-pitched screams. she heard two female voices arguing. one said "talk to me. do not do the." asthen more yelling. >> then another voice "stop stop. oh god." she fatally beat and stabbed her more than 300 times, plenty of time for her to stop, they argued, but did not appealing the premeditation argument. two lululemon co-workers said she had worn different dance than the ones she was found bound in that night. they said she was a friend of the victim and accused killer. >> i really cannot talk about it. >> the other store manager ricardo, both testified the noises died down and they went back to work. they never called 911 thinking it was just trauma. the two apple security guards were fired the next day. one of them was wearing headphones. they were instructed to disregard that information's. testimony resumes on monday. abc7 news. >> coverage of the lululemon murder trial continues on monday. for updates anytime, visit wjla.com. >>> moving to the ongoing mystery in aruba. he will be held for another

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the manager said we heard screaming, yelling, something heavy being dragged, some kind of grunting, high pitched squealing. she further testified someone said talk to me. don't do this. talk to me. and later i heard somebody say stop. stop. oh god. apple store senior manager ricardo rio heard the commotion too and a female voice say "talk to me, what's going on, why won't you tell me? " later you heard a different sound. more like panting trying to catch your breath and talk. apple asked two security guards to check it out but neither left the building. we later learned one security guard was wearing headphones at the time. both were fired the next day. and the jury, by the way, will not get to hear, or consider rather, that last bit of evidence. so why on earth did no one call 911? well our web team colleague ashley jennings and other media folk around here jumped into the elevator with poet those apple store managers. even followed them out onto the street asking why, why didn't you call 911? neither manager responded. live from rockville, andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> it is the quest

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the brother said, did she, meaning murray accuse you of shoplifting. she replied with a grunt. we couldn't make out whether it was a yes or no. then she said, murray said she was going to make sure the manager knew. this is a critical piece of evidence. it shows whether there was a possible motive to the alleged murder. now the court case is supposed to last eight days. it will start on october 24th. we are live in rockville. back to the studio. >> thanks, john. >>> the family of a man who died outside a d.c. nightclub filed a wrongful death suit against the club. witnesses told police he broke the club's window after he was denied entry and that's when he was beaten. five people were arrested. the u.s. attorney's office determined there wasn't enough evidence to pursue criminal charges. they say the lawsuit will bring a degree of closure. >> it's not easy losing -- this is justice. we never stop anywhere until you get justice from the court. >> the family says even if they win, no money could replace their son. >>> after a seven week delay caused by hurricane irene, the martin