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not a fun one for place, certainly not for fans, folks. hello, everyone, i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. well, a day later, all of washington is still talking about that loss to one of the worst teams in the nfl. >> yep, detroit, no le, this win by detroit gave the lions their first win after losing 19 straight. on the skins' first drive they miss this opportunity to put a score on the board from the 1 yard line. detroit, then, took the ball and scored two touchdowns befe the half. in the second half, the skins came back with more energy. managed to score twice, but that still wasn't enough. in the end, the skins fall, 14-19. head coach jim zorn says it's all about attitude. and says it is not the end of the seon. >> as we've lost two games and there are high expectations for us, we have high expectations for us. i think that creates a little bit of a issue. we have tremendous talent on this football team, and what we have to do is make sure we're putting our guys as coaches in the right spots giving them an opportunity, and then when they have the opportunity, they've got to go out and make the play. >> despite sunday's loss according to a source close to the team, the organization is not expected to make any drastic staff changes. >> stay tuned. it's not just the coaches and plays who are frustrated after last night's tough loss, the redskins fans from rockville to fairfax are outraged after the defeat. >> some of them think they've got the solution and others just want to vent. kimberly suiters has our report. >> reporter: the first call into 106.7 the fan came into the moment the junkies went on air and the lines lit up for the next four hours. >> caller: going this year from jason campbell i saw nothing last year that made me think he'll do something productive this year. passing that ball in the third quarter. >> but the other day it didn't hurt him. jason campbell did not lose that game for them yesterday. >> reporter: harris, the intern, says people think they'll feel better, feeling bitter. sn>> from fairfax, virginia, to rockvie, myland, the outrage was widespread and fresh 12 hours after the loss. >> people want to blame campbell, and i couldn't go there. i would actually, you know -- i was furious with zimzorn's play-calling. >> stop paying them. stop paying them. mod fight salaries, don't pay them. >> reporter: back with the junkies -- >> no! no, no, no! >> why are the party poopers not wearing bags. >> put your bag on. >> i can't breathe in it. >> reporter: a four-man riot was brewing. >> by the way, can anybody explain what that last play was? the last play of the game? what was jim zorn doing? can anybody out there in tv-land help? >> reporter: the bags on their heads the last-minute rainstorm. the junkies calling for fans to hide in shame at next skins game. you know when we walked into the junkies radio show this morning, actually i hobbled in. i have a torn calf muscle, i'm on crutches and cakes, one of the guys said, man, even you move faster than clinton portis. it was a morning for the players to lick their wounds and for the fans to continue throwing salt in them. reporting in fairfax, i'm kimberly suiters, news4. well, fans are licking woun online, redskins fans reacted to the team's loss. the extremeskins.com website says they're torn on what the team should do now. one person writing in the worst thing snyder could do is fire zorn three games into the season. it would do nothing but throw in the towel. on the other hand benching campbell would be priority number one in his book. a large part of our blame for the lousy offense falls o his shoulders. another person writes, "cannot expect campbell to do much with the plays zorn was calling." on hellredskins.com. a new level of pathetic. another person says, "we don't learn from our mistakes, we just keep regressing from week to week." ouch. our redskins coverage continues tonight on news4 at 5:00. lindsay and dan will have a live report from redskins park. they ain't holding back today, pat. >> that's right. in other news, work crews in forestville are looking for the source of a gas leak that forced the evacuation at the penn mar shopping center in forestville yesterday. investigators took gas readings in the marshall's store and since the levels at dangerously close to explosive levels, back in may a gas leak caused a massive explosion that injured nine firefighters at the same shopping mall. people who work there say the gas lines should be replaced. >> everything wears out in time. nothing lasts forever and they've got to be done before somebody get killed behind it. >> luckily no injuries in yesterday's incident. it took nearly 30 firefighters about five hours to vant laenti all of the stores on sunday. all of the stores have since reopened but washington gas is still trying to figure out what caused the leak. a body found on a church playground. and fire forces dozens of people from their homes. here's a look now at some of the stories making headlines in our area today. prince george's county police are trying to figure out how a body wound up near a church playground. a churchmployee found the body of an adult man in the parking lot here in the asencion lutheran church. say he appeared to be beaten to death, and also say they're not sure if he was killed at the church or brought from somewhere else. the search continues for three men suspected of killing a man, then holding his wife and three kids at gun point inside their home. prince george's county police tell us just about 3:00 a.m. yesterday three masked men stormed into this house on marlay drive in buoy. two of them were killed. police say they ended up killing the homeowner, 39-year-old tyron richardson. richardson's wife, then told neighbor, the masked men tied up her and her children. at this point, police believe this is an isolated incident and that richardson was targeted. a teenager charged with killing two people in dale city last december was found guilty in court today. 18-year-old xavier pinkney was accused of shooting jean smith and her son james inside their home. under state law pinkney cannot receive the death penalty because she was a minor at the time of the crime. faces up to a life sentence. a fire forced dozens of people out of their apartment building in rockville this morning. the building is in the 10,000 block of grover in place. the fire is believed to have started on the second floor, but officials aren't sure what sparked it. iran has tested another round of missiles and continues to test the limits of international tolerance for its nuclear activities. the united states government, in turn, is demanding for iran to come clean about its nuclear program and to shut it down. >> steve handelsman has the latest flow capitol hill. -- >> reporter: this time it was a test of median-range missiles that could carry warheads about 1,200 miles, far enough to hit israel, or to hit u.s. bases in iraq or afghanistan. over the weekend, iran tested its latest shorter range rockets. range 200 to 400 miles. the tests were previously planned, but still send a message. just last week iran admitted building a secret nuclear facility that president obama says looks like a plant to fuel atom bombs, now the missile tests. >> i think it coincides with a message they're trying to send to states, like israel, and in any other states they're concerned about in terms of the military attack, which is kind of to back off. >> reporter: the white house said today the iranians must back down. >> to engage in full transparency to demonstrate for the world that it will give up its nuclear weapons program. >> reporter: if not the u.s. will push stiff economic sanctions, but a senior republican is skeptical. >> the iranian government will make sure that it is their people that are the ones that suffer and that they will probably not change their strategy. >> reporter: iran with nuclear weapons, get used to the idea, say some experts. >> they're taking multiple paths, they're being deceptive, they intend to end up and will end up with 30 nuclear weapons inside of a decade. >> reporter: and iran could deliver nukes by missile right now. all of this focuses intense attention on the meeting with iran on thursday in geneva, and on president obama's new policy to talk to the iranians. will it work? i'm steve handelsman, news4. one u.s. airman serving his first tour of duty in afghanistan is feeling a whole lot closer to home now. that's because his dad will be serving right beside him in the same national guard unit. for the next several months, the father lieutenant/colonel and his son are now sharing their first names and their assignments. getting the same deployment was a complete coincidence for airman o'toole who says his dad keeps bugging him to call his mother. well, get ready for our first real taste of autumn. veronica johnson has our fast forecast from the storm center. whip out the coats and the sweaters. >> i noticed you have yours on, pat. >> i do. >> good for you, you've been listening tohe forecast. that's right, our biggest push of chilly air in months coming in. you're looking at a cold front right now with some those showers and even storms just up to the north and east of us. up around cecil and hartford coun county. showers through montgomery county and eastern fairfax county, this heading south eastward, silver spring and mcclain you've got light showers across your area and again that line extends up into eastern howard county and eastern baltimore county on north up i-95 so some wet weather indeed for the eving, and cloud cover across the area, will start clearing out a little later tonight. meanwhile, so far as temperatures go across the area, leesburg now at 75 degrees. monthly rain almost at 3/4 of an inch. so temperatures are going to be dropping down to the low 60s by midnight with this rain ending, and we've got again some chilly mornings to talk about. i will have the details in just a few minutes. >> thanks, veronica. when "news4 at 4:00" continues this afternoon the story of a woman who is expecting two babies but her doctors say they may not be twins. >> this is a bizarre story. and when you take your medicines for any ailment you have to be careful with what you eat and drink, that's because some foods work against some medicines. dr. jackie is in the house. she's going to be here to help us sort all of that out. also, police are dealing with a baffling disappearance. a 24-year-old woman hasn't been seen in the two weeks since she left a sheriff's office. a pregnant arkansas woman got the shock of her life when she found out the twins she's carrying aren't the same age. julia groven berg went in for an ultrasound that found one of the fetuses was two weeks older than the other. she believesheed got pregnant while she was already pregnant which is a very rare condition. some doctors are skeptical. they believe the fetuses are developing at different rate. she disputes this saying she wasn't prepared for twins, let alone babies with different birthdays. >> i was very, very shocking, very shock, for there to be two and then for there appear to be at that point in time two different age, the very first ultrasound it was surreal. >> okay get this, she is due to give birth to the girl first in december and then the boy in january. the doctors have planned a c-section to deliver them both. doctors will then conduct tests to determine if they are fraternal twins or just growing at different rates. it's estimated almost two-thirds of americans currently use medicines, 32 million are taking two or three meds a day. taking your pills may seem simple enough but many of us take them the wrong way. in "get healthy for life" getting the most out of your meds, dr. jackie is here to help us out. dr. jackie, start with some pills. some pills do not mix with high, fat foods. what's the problem there. >> reporter: when the fda does a test they come up with your typical american breakfast. two eggs, buttered toast. you end up displacg the drug. it doesn't get absorbed as well so you really shouldn't do that especially with medications like certain allergy medations and certain attention deficit hyperactivity disorder medicines. >> okay you say don't drink grapefruit juice with certain drugs. i've heard this. >> yes and you've never wondered what the reason was. it comes down to this is grapefruit juice is broken down by a certain enzyme in the gut. it's the same enzyme that's used to break down certain drugs so if you end up taking grapefruit juice it takes up the parking spaces, you end up not breaking down the drug, the drug levels go higher in the blood. >> and the drugs, cough meds, migraine meds, anti-cholesterol meds,ome antibiotics. >> and the list goes on and on and which is why when the pharmacists hands you with the paper with don't do this, don't do that read it. >> i guess so. don't go to bed after taking drug for osteoporosis? >> reporter: yes. but whenever you take those type of medications take them upright and stay upright. not telling you not to swallow a pill while laying down. it can burn a hole in your esophagus. be careful with that. >> give time to work down to your stomach. >> you don't want it to split and drinking enough water will not wash it down. >> reporter: right, it doesn't flood it on down. >> some pills of course we know you don't chew. >> reporter: that's right and two types. one say on them that they're interically coated and ones that are extended release because if you chew them you break down the ability to slowly dissolve. >> and plus they're nasty. >> yes. >> talk about using inhalers. first nasal inhalers. what on earth are we doing wrong. >> reporter: my mantra always is when spraying the nose, look at toes. don't put your head back, that's one. spray with this hand to this most ril and the opposite hand to the opposite nostrilo you're praying away from the spectrum. >> what's the problem with sprague towards the spectrum? she some are made out of speroids and you can thin it out and get a hole in it so you don't want to do that. >> no we don't so what about using asthma inhalers. >> asthma inhalers pretty simple. shake them up. make sure when you puff them you put it right in your mouth and you puff it. you don't want to stick it out here and catch the cloud. >> people do that? >> people do all kinds of things. >> okay. most of us will be getting flu shots, and you have some little tricks to make getting shots easier because some people -- my husband hate shots. >> right, can't stand them. >> no, no. >> you can put two ice packs on your arm and then they havewo shots to give your shots and especially a h1n1 and seasonal flu on either side. the other is there are certain creams, things that are sold over-the-counter. they are top cal numbing cream, certainly lollypops always help. >> uh-huh. that's aold trick. >> yeah. >> okay the trick for using eyedrops and getting them into the eye. >> right. so if you get your person, your patient, yourself to lie down and then your eye is absolutely flat facing the ceiling you can put the drop right in the corner of your eye near your nose with your eyes closed when you open up your eye that drop is going to roll right in. makes it easier. >> why didn't i think of that? >> that and a little bit of sugar. a teaspoon of sugar helps the medicine go down. >> thank you so much, dr. jackie. more information of how your meds and foods may not mix, logon to the website and search, health. jim? >> i like that for the nose, look at your toes. i hadn't thought about that one. good way to remember it. thank you dr. jack yo and for more ways to get "healthy for life" visit our website nbcwashington.com and search, healthy for life. we're just getting started. an award-winning director under arrest today for after being on the run for more than 20 years. and conan 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(announcer) are you gellin'? dr. scholl's. what a scene in southwest, washington, a new home is in sight for an historic theater. it is impressive. i went down there today, pat. >> yeah and one that we're all familiar with many of us are. construction at the arena stage is on time, according to officials there. it's being named the need center for american theater and it is set to open in about a year. the arena stage has become one of the largest theaters in the country dedicated to american plays and playwrites. >> pat they, have kept the two central theaters from the '60s, and they built around it with that massive glass roof and these sweeping walls that surround it and it looks out over the waterfront. it is just a sight to behold down there. $125 million. you mention on time. next october they're shooting for. also on budget, $125 million. >> so in the meantime, word of the other productions that arena produces? >> well, that's what's interesting because they've kept their fan base and their performances going in crystal city and at lincoln theater in washington, d.c. >> uh-huh. >> so they've kept that going. meanwhile, they're all eager to get back into this brand-new house that's going to have a ter ace, restaurant, cafes, lobby to bring it all together, kind of like a big community or village forrts fans. >> a big change from the teeny tiny little stages. >> oh yeah. >> that there were at the old arena. >> right, two different worlds right to and so much has taken navthat neighborhood. we'll have the full story at 5:00. >> i can't wait to see that. let's take a look now at the weather. we saw the sun today. >> a little bit of sun. good enough to get up to 80 democrats today. in fact, that's where we are at this hour, but take a look. it's getting to be that time of year. up across the great lakes with wind and, yeah, it looks cold too, right? hey, this is between chicago and muskegon, holland state park, michigan. 15 waves in spots, higher in some spots. battering the shore. awfully impressive thoerksz big waves. right around lake michigan's shoreline. talk about what's happening here because our wind is going to start to pick up as well. 80 degrees, the temperature. the wind, still out of the southwest. but soon out of the west because the front pushing through. right now the last time we were below 50 degrees, may 19th. the average low 57 degrees. and there will be a couple of days this week when we'll get real close to that mark. doppler xd. we talked about the showers and even some of the thunderstorms were earlier up around hartford county and around cecil county up around i-95. there's beltsville. hill crest heights in the areas of buoy all pushing to the south and east. and even baltimore in areas around parkville and perry hall, stl wet right now so most of the rain, d.c., up i-95. let's put it in motion for you. there you can see the swirl, again, lake michigan, big area of low pressure. and the cold front that's dragging through coming through our area right now so for the overnight period, it's going to be breezy for it were it's going to be windy. a look at some the high gusts through the area right now. 25-mile-per-hour mile gusts and new york, 28, close to 30. raleigh and cincinnati too. step out of the way you can see right now 75 degree, leesburg, virginia, that's loudoun with winds gusting up to 27 miles per hour. 28 there in silver spring. and cool down to 69 degrees there right now. so across the nation, some warm's still hanging on in areas of dallas. 91, brownsville, texas. cooling down, too in, areas of southern california. but it is around the west, where we'll watch the next storm system. this -- for this week, our only chance of rain coming with today's front. next chance, probably at the end of the week. friday, probably saturday with that front that will be a major player for the rockies and for the plains. some snow for the rockies, some severe weather for the plains on thursday. so here we go, your future cast for the next couple of hours. we'll see some cloud cover moving through with that front. showers probably ending. before long, they're almost out of here. and then for tomorrow in the high spots west, there could be a few more showers coming through. temperatures tonight dropping down into the 50s. so breezy and cooler. 67 to 72 degrees. a look at your morning. it will be cool and bezy with high temperatures most of this week below average. close to 70. jim? >> all right, bundle up. ver knowica, thank you. a competition so hot you can almost taste it. in fact, you might want do just that before you vote. we're letting you decide who makes the best cupcake in town. as two backries battle it out for the golden local to face-off between georgetown cupcake and baked and wired. to cast your ballot go to nbcwashington.com and search golden local. 've got a whole lot more to come in our next half hour. a missing mystery. a 24-year-old woman has not been seen since she left the sheriff's office two weeks ago. dangers of being distracting while driving. the sobering costs of not paying attention behind the wheel. fuel to push car companies to increase fuel economy has a lot of support but not as it seems from drivers. welcome back to "news4 at 4:30" now. i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. a look at some of the top stories we're following for you this hour, insisted belt way and beyond, redskin fans are talking about the frustrating loss to the detroit lions. some fans are calling for big changes in staffing now. others, like the sports junkies, are calling for fans to wear paper bags at the next home game and hide in shame, end quote. several stores at a popular forestville strip mall remain closed this afternoon after a natural gas leak. work crews are still trying to fix and find out what caused the gas break. the same mall with a gas leak caused a massive blast that sent nine firefighters to the hospital back in may. police in prince george's county say they're searching for three men suspected of killing a man, then holding his wife and three children at gun point in their home. it happened here just before 3:00 a.m. yesterday. police say three masked men stormed into this home on marlay drive in buoy. police tell us they ended up killing the homeowner, 39-year-old tyron richardson. investigators say they believe he was targeted. there is a massive search under way today in southern california for 24-year-old woman who disappeared after being released from an l.a. county sheriff's department. the woman went missing two weeks ago. she walked out of a malibu/loft hills station and hasn't been seen since. ann curry has more on her appearance. >> reporter: a massive search for mit rrice richardson. >> we're searchingbout a 60 to 80-square mile area and we're searching, basically fracture malibu/loft hills sheriff's station onward to malibu itself. >> reporter: that malibu sheriff's station is the last place richardson was seen and where her parents are laying the blame for her disappearance. >> there was nothing protecting her when they allowed her to walk out that door based on policy and procedure. >> reporter: richardson was arrested after she reportedly refused to pay an $89 bill at this exclusive malibu restaurant. management says that she looked sober but also described her behavior as unusual. police found a small amount of marijuana in her car and took her into custody. she was booked, then released at abt 1:30 a.m. after making a few phone calls the 24-year-old, who her mother says was afraid of the dark and lacked street savvy, left the station with no car, no purse or even a cell phone. the sheriff's department says it couldn't force her to stay. meanwhile, mitrice richardson's parents continue to hold out hope through their frustration. >> it is hard to put into words what i feel as a mother. i can tell you with absolute certainty, it feels like i have stepped into a nightmare. >> that was ann curry reporting. now authorities went on to say an official at the jail offered richardson to stay the night but she refuse dod that. she declined. the 24-year-old was on track to become a substitute teacher. jim? >> pat, d.c.-area transportation officials are partnering together now to draw attention to the deadly hazard of distracting driving in construction zones. the campaign is called orange cone, no phones. new research released today shows more than half of all drivers use a cell phone while behind the wheel. nearly 1 in every 4 belt way drivers reads or writes a text message. those texters are 20 times more likely to have had an accident or near miss due to the distraction of their cell phones. the distraction is especially dangerous in construction zones. >> let me warn you, if you drive the belt way in virginia and you feel comfortable doing so and you think you're safe, think again. >> strong words from lonn anderson from aaa. calls an epidemic in d.c. stats show in virginia alone. meanwhile, maryland's new law against texting and driving takes affect on thursday, but some are wondering how the state is going to enforce it. the wording of the law makes it illegal to write and send a text message, but it's still legal to read one. maryland's attorney general says police officers will have a lot of discretion if you're caught texting and driving you could be fined $500. you're about to start hearing a whole lot about more on the government's plan for new national fuel economy standards. a 60-day public comment period on the issue is getting under way. kristen dahlgren has thelatest. >> reporter: there are two sides usually separated by a distinct line, but in the past week, big industry and environmentalists have been sharing a lane. both applauding the president proposal for new fuel economy standards. >> a new national standard aimed to both increase gas mileage and decreasing greenhouse gas pollution for all cars and trucks sold in america. >> reporter: under the plan automakers must increase average fuel economy rating to 35.5 miles per gallon by 2016. that's four years sooner than under the current law. and 8 miles per gallon better than current standards. >> the new standards are aggressive and achievable and ensure that consume verse a full range of choices. >> while for american automakers it could mean more car sales, a way to be competitive in the global market. >> it creates an even playing field, it's an action that is long overdue. >> reporter: but critics worry the plan could be confusing in practice. some have been battling california's regulation of tail pipe emissions for years. and some say greener on the roads is likely to translate into more green out of your pocket. >> see there's a lot more parts that go into cars, a lot more cost that goes into the car. automakers are going to pass a? least some of that if not all of it along to the consumer. >> reporter: but the government says the new standards would save consumers $3,000 in fuel costs while also saving something much more valuable. kristen dahlgreen, news4. >> a new study finds that strict parenting could help keep teenagers safe when they're driving. researchers say teens with supptive parents who set clear rules about driving have half of the crash risk compared to those parents who were less involved. these teens were also twice as likely to wear seat belts. 70% less6á;l likely to drink an drive. and 30% less likely to use a cell phone while driving. also, teens who had their own cars doubled their risk of having an accident, compared to teens who had to share a car with their parents. >> interesting. >> it is interesting. >> makes sense though. >> it does. >> sharing that car. >> keep it in good shape. >> keep mom and dpr driving it. >> keep an eye on them. coming up nextpb1 on "news 4:00" the stage is being set for fedexfield tomorrow and if you're not going you still may feel the impact from it. anddo8e a well-known socii and an nba player tie the knot. welcomeó";pyback.]qç veronica johnson here at storm h0. xx it's an honest-looking sky there but vain moving out, the front is moving through. there you can see those showers right alongjhñ ym2i-95. baltimore righto÷(gb into north again, headi>1aaht] out of here. now, our winds are currently at 14 miles per hour. gusting toív5r 21..amb cooling down. look at pittsburgh at 62 degrees right now. our temperatures are going to añ take on the met,j=÷breezy, cool deg morning 53, the temperature. elsewhere, outlying areas, about 45 degrees. that combined with wind will?)c make it feel even cooler across the area.vb high temperature for tomorrow is 69&k idegrees.wd x4jt&háhp &hc% our average still at 75. soákw-gá=yóá[u-ñ all week lon than average. take a look at this "7-day forecast," again, by morning that windza1s combined with the little cooler. 69 degrees. tomorrow, windy with winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour.,c0ç@3(=ñ same@bme4:it  get some sunshin thursday and iday.8iú back to you. that p thank you. our areakñsu tomorrow night an fedexfield. crus arev;=v qw setting up a ma and elaborate stage in the the best fashion the morgan bn.át show isn't sold out but area can expect some huge 3jpçcrowds.bphg high attendance at delays for the trains and the cwza;$)÷ few years ago at verizon, boy do they put on quite a show. >> don't they? 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