of annie le as the yale university community mourns one of its own this evening. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. there have been no arrests in the murder of 20-year-old annie le. >> a lab technician at the building where authorities found le's body stuffed inside a wall sunday, the day that was supposed to be her big wedding day. michelle franzen joins us live from new haven with the latest on this investigation. we were waiting for autopsy results. >> reporter: we have to wait longer for the autopsy details of that report. they are not being released as expected today. also still no arrests. we heard earlier thn arrest was imminent. that's changed, too. investigators are still building their case and taking their time. the official cause of death will not be released as expected in the murder case of enany le.

the medical examiner's office said the state attorney made their request. the medical examiner had ruled the death a homicide monday, but so far there are still no arrests in the case. law enforcement sources tell nbc they are closing in on a suspect, someone who worked at the lab and had access to the high security facility. experts say the evidence and details point to a person who also knew the victim. >> he felt comfortable that he had, number one, enough time to assault the victim and kill her, and number two, to hide her body and get away and still not be seen by anyone else. >> reporter: but the killer was likely seen on camera. there are more than 70 surveillance cameras inside and around the lab. cameras captured le walking into the lab last tuesday. workers need keys to access certain parts of the building, including the basement where her body was found stuffed inside a wall panel. they questioned a lab worker and

revealed the suspect failed a lie detector test and had defensive-like wounds on his body. on the yale campus monday night, students and friends gathered for a candlelight vigil and say those who knew le felt she would have likely fought to the end. >> she would have yelled and screamed for help. i am not surprised this person has scratches on his body. >> reporter: students are dealing with a lost sense of security. yale added police patrols and the medical lab where le died, extra security measures are now in place. we are awaiting funeral details. a family spokesperson for the le family is expected to speak out later on tonight for the first time. jim? >>ish medical, earlier authorities said students don't have a reason to feel afraid like a killer is on the loose on the campus. what is the mood now? >> reporter: i think there is still a sense of fear on campus

from people we talked to and heard from throughout this week. certainly a sense of loss of some security here. how one of their own, a yale community member, could possibly do this. that's what it's looking like that everything is pointing to. just because of the sense of security measures in that building that we are needed to have access to that building. as a result, the yale campus has certainly been working hard to try and ease some of those fears and concerns they have. increased police patrols around campus and the medical facility where the murder took place. that has since reopened to workers there. there is an extra police presence there, as well. let's hope they make an arrest soon. michelle franzen live for news new haven, connecticut. closer to home, a bizarre incident being investigated at a local college campus. a burglar suspect is dead after being confronted by a johns hopkin stude armed with a

samurai sword. the events began to unfold after 1:00 this morning. police say a student heard a commotion inside his offcampus home, left his bedroom armed with the sword to check it out. before police arrived, the suspected burglar's hand was nearly cut off. he died shortly after that. darcy spencer will have more coming up on news4 at 5:00. tragedy for students at crosslind high school, a 13-year-old classmate who was hit by a car two weeks ago died from her injuries. megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: alva forman walks her daughter to ashley high. this is a scary reminder of what can happen when crossing the street. >> i will be walking her to school. >> reporter: 13-year-old ashley

davis is being remembered as a friendly, outgoing teen. the freshman was struck by a car while walking to her bus stop on brinkley road. hospitalized for nearly two weeks, she died early monday morning. >> everyone's sad. everything is gone. >> i remember her smile. she had a fantastic smile. a very loving smile. >> miss her? >> very much. >> reporter: davis started her second week of classes when she was struck by the car. the sedan hit a good samaritan who pushed younger children to safety. grief counselors have been sent to crosslynn high. principal crystal fawcett said it was touf losing davis to high school. the thought of never seeing her again is very difficult.

>> the week before school opened, ashley came running into my office and sat on my lap, and said, i'm not ready to go. i want to stay here with you. i'm going to definitely remember that momt i had with her. just most importantly, the fact she was willing to assist the week before school opened, no matter what i needed for her to do. >> reporter: some changes are going to be made on brinkley road as a result of this fatal accident. street parking will be eliminated, road restriped and the shoulder widened. transportation officials say blind spots as well as an issue with sun glare may make that unwise. megan mcgrath, news4. six others were injured in that accident. been almost a week. we are waiting action from the house of representatives. south carolina congressman joe wilson is expected to be admonished today for his outburst during president obama's speech to congress. you'll recall wilson shouted,

"you lie" during the president's address last week. democratic house leaders are expected to enter a resolution of disapproval of wilson's conduct. wilson did apologize to the president and said one apology is enough. republicans have said wilson is a good man and the democrats are just using the incident to play politics. stocks rallied during the final hour of trading on this tuesday. the numbers are still settling in. right now the dow is up 55 points. nasdaq closed over 2100 with about a 10-point gain and the s&p is up three points. retailers got some unexpected good news. august sales jumped by the biggest amount in three years. the 2.7% boost is better than analysts predicted. the commerce department says the numbers were helped by auto sales from the cash for clunkers

program. gains were seen in many other areas, too. including electronics, appliances and sporting goods, and that could be a sign consumer confidence is growing. president obama is taking credit for the good economic news. he is continuing to push hard for health care reform today, which he says is a key part of our economic recovery. steve handelsman reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: president obama went to the chevy cobalt plan in ohio, where a thousand workers are being called back from lay-offs. the president took credit. cobalt was a big seller in the obama cash for clunkers program, giving general motors a boost after its government bailout. >> because of the steps we've taken, this plant is about to shift into high gear. >> reporter: retail spending kicked up in august, up 2.7%. >> we are not turning back, we're moving forward. >> reporter: at a speech to the

afl-cio in pittsburgh which felt like a rally for perform reform, the president said rising medical costs are pushing down the economy and workers' wages. >> it's the fault of a broken health care system that's sucking up all the money. when are we going to stop it and say enough is enough? how many more workers have to lose their coverage? how much longer are we going to have to wait? it can't wait. >> reporter: back in washington, republicans said we can't rush. >> the american people are concerned about the costly government takeover of our health care system. >> they do not want the federal government taking over their personal decisions about their health care. >> reporter: but president obama -- >> i've got a question for you. are you fired up? are you willing to go? >> is turning up the heat. reviving last ye's winning campaign style. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington.

democratic senator max baucus plans to unveil a health care bill wednesday. the price tag is under $880 billion. baucus is trying to craft a bipartisan deal. it's unclear whether he will get republican support. >> time to roll up the sleeves. the fda has okayed the swine flu vaccine. this vaccine has been the subject of clinical trials that started back in july. studies show one dose of the shot can generate immunity in eight to ten days. experts originally thought it might take 21 days. the vaccine will go first to those considered high risk. >> well, we got to soak up more summer heat for another day. we hope you soaked up enough today. veronica has our forecast. >> it's not looking as bad as it did just 24 hours ago. had some nice september sunshine early on today. now you can see the clouds there on our skycam.

meanwhile, there it is, looking at the cloud cover. visible satellite loop. how it's been making its way southward through the area already showers are showing up early. northern montgomery county around caroline hills to damascus. there's our cold front. that's the front that's going to be around the next couple of days. yes, we are talking about a couple of days with cloud cover. maybe not as thick as it looked just 24 hours ago. we might see a few breaks of sunshine coming our way for thursday. temperatures tonight will be dropping down to the mid 70s by 11:00 p.m. yes, cloudy skies will be on top of us. a drizzly time coming our way after midnight. some spotty cool showers in the forecast for tomorrow. a cool pattern will be setting up. we'll look at those temperatures in a few minutes. back to you. >> just too good to la out there. veronica, thank you.

on news4, remembering the life of a hollywood star. ♪ i had the time of my life >> we'll look back at accomplishments of the work of patrick swayze. >> remember those perks airlines used to offer, like no charge for a bag? a a way to get it back. >> and making your money work for you. getting the most out of the money you are saving. >> the formula supplement that could boost your baby's brain power.

changing security at dulles. >> big honors for local schools. >> four stories making headlines in our area today. >> the metro worker who was hit by a train last thursday died of his injuries. 44-year-old john moore of arlington, was struck by a train in a metro tunnel in alexandria. metro officials say moore is the third workers this year to die on the job. smokers need to think twice before lighting up in rockville. city council voted unanimously last night to ban smoking at play grounds. smokers are not allowed within 40 feet of parks. the ban excludes private property. big changes necessary security today at dulles international airport. new checkpoints opened up. the snaking lines that have crowded the airport's main terminal lobby are gone. the new mezzanine is located underground and features new machines and 16 lanes to help

move more passengers along more quickly. >> and six maryland schools, including three from our area got a special honor this morning. the u.s. department of education nominated hyland elementary school in montgomery, southern high school and hammond in howard county as 2009 nional blue ribbon schools. the program recognizes schools that make significant progress in closing the achievement gap or whose students score at high levels. it's been required for many years. in two weeks, the district's safety inspection program is going away. one of the main reasons is cost. getting rid of the program will save the city about $400,000 this year. city leaders say it will mean less of a hassle to own a car in the district. this idea is not sitting well with some folks who think safety inspections are a good idea. >> i don't like that at all. what is the reasoning behind it? >> they want to balance the

budget. >> please. the budget will never be balanced in d.c., so you know, why take away the safety element about a car. >> you should always know that every six months you go and get your oil changed. i don't think they should have to do that. you should take responsibility for your car. >> while most cars won't need safety inspections any longer, they will still be required for commercial vehicles such as limousines and taxi cabs, and emissions testing for all cars will continue. the recession has forced many americans to cut costs and try to save. lots of folks are struggling to do that. a new survey from hsbc bank found 61% of americans only had enough savings put away to live on for about three months. 38% of those surveyed only survive a single month without an income. in today's nbc news insider report, carmen wong ulrich has tips how you can save more

effectively. >> reporter: as our personal savings rate rises back to a healthy 5% last quarter, many of you are asking, where can i put my cash and earn some interest? with the savings at money market rates below 2%, it's easy to feel like your hard-earned dollars are dwindling sitting still. it's key to understand why you have those savings in the first place. so ask, what is this cash for if it's an emergency fund to pay the bills, protect the money that is going to protect you. that outweighs the need to grow the money, which means putting in at risk investments. look for high-ee, low-e savings money market account with fdic protection. if it's outside your emergency fund with a longer-term goal, look for cds with shorter maturity dates. shop around for high-yield

savings accounts, money market why thes at bankrate.com and interest.com. take heart in the fact had you earned 2% on your assets in the last year, y would be ahead millions. we've got more on the economy coming up tonight on "nbc nightly news with brian williams." it was once a play for vacationers, but it's become a permanent home for people who lost their jobs to the recession and homes to foreclosure. "nightly" airs on nbc 4 at 7:00. still to come, say so long to sunny skies. veronica will be back to tell us when we'll see the rain. >> when you think about green vehicles, you probably don't think about those gas-guzzling rvs. the evidence of that changing made a drive through our area today. >> if you are thinking holiday shopping already, a big change is coming to a toy superstore.

adding an essential fatty acid supplement to infant formula may boost your baby's brain power.

dha. researchers at the university of texas southwest medical center compared babies with formula or formula supplemented with a high dose of dha. when 9 months old they completed a series of task to get a rattle. the babies in the dha group were more likely to get that toy. seems a lot of people are going green these days. the rv business is trying to get into the green game. today winnebago showed off its new green rv motorhome. it offered tours to law makers in front of the u.s. department of the interior. rv officials were onhand to explain the benefits of driving a green rv. the new model features a more eco-friendly vehicle and gets 15 miles per hour. >> not bad when you consider the size. from green to blue, lots of blue skies today. don't get used to it.

veronica is in the storm center to break it to us gently. >> that's right. we are still looking at two days with a northeasterly wind across the area. a little more optimistic now on our forecast. here is a look at city cam right now. city cam showing some of the high level clouds that have already moved in. the forecast as we go into the overnight period is that drizzle will be setting up after midnight with that northeasterly wind. as far as today goes, you can see some of the locations of fredricksburg, virginia. if i could get to you advance through some of the weather stations here, the high there 90 degrees. that was one of the warm spots. 89 the current temperature. there is manassas at 86. the high 92. the monthly rain just .32 inch. i'll show you spots that had much, much more rain down south over the last two days. just over 1.25 there in manassas.

ft. smith, arkansas, over ten inches of rain for the month. their rainfall today alone, almost 6.25. temperatures have been cool, dropping with that bigelow pressure sitting down there let's take you to doppler xt because we had a few showers already advancing southward through the area. this is out ahead of a cold front that's in pennsylvania right now i'll show you around montgomery county. germantown just west of damascus. these are heading towards gaithersburg and rockville. and northern faulkier county. it's that drizzle with the stronger northeasterly wind that will set up after midnight. cold front comes through the area. it's going to get parked south of us. it's going to start meeting up with this moisture.

we have wednesday. tomorrow mostly cloudy with passing showers. the high 75. thursday a little more optimistic, just partly sunny with a high of 70. a little bit more sunshine coming to us now thursday. we've taken the rain out friday. we'll try to get you that seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, veronica. >> have you noticed when you get on a plane nothing is for free? >> i'm surprised napkins are free. >> one airline is offering perks if you pay the price. >> united airlines will allow passengers to pay something for extra convenience, something elite passengers enjoy for free. premiere travel and premiere travel plus. starting at $47, you can enjoy roomier seats, faster security checks and free luggage check-in. if you upgrade you get access to the red carpet lounge. they are available to the airports in the country. ever see the inside of a lounge? >> oh, yeah.

you've got to pay for that though. some major airlines are cutting back on their flights. that means fewer flights to choose from. air travel is near its lowest level since the months following the 9/11 attacks. jetblue is the only airline expected to add capacity. >> and you get a tv on the back of the chair in front of you. coming up, the seasonal flu shot available to travelers going through atlanta. the cost is $35. last year the aero clinic gave about 10,000 flu shots. season flu shots are expected to become available at major airports in philly, charlotte and north carolina. you don't want to catch the flu on the plane either. get the shot. >> still to come -- "dirty dancing" made him a household name. the life and times of patrick

swayze who lost his battle with cancer. also ahead, this area is featured prominently in dan brown's new book. we'll check out some of the sites in the story. >> craigslist finds itself in the middle of another police case.

welcome back, everybody. at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. the autopsy report for yale student annie le will not be out as expected. a suspect has been identified as a lab technician who worked in the building where le's body was discovered on sunday. no arrests though. >> police in baltimore are investigating after a suspected burglar was killed by a johns hopkins student armed with a samurai sword. it happened in an offcampus home just 1:00 this morning. police tell us the student's home was being burglarized and the alleged burglar was killed during the confrontation with that armed student. a short te ago house democrats introduced a resolution admonishing the behavior of sshg congressman joe wilson. wilson shouted, "you lie" during president obama's speech to

congress last week. democrats say wilson's behavior is appropriate. republicans say wilson is a good man and thedomes are just playing politics. he was a dancer, a leading man and an action hero. today hollywood is remembering the life of actor patrick swayze. >> swayze died last night after losing his nearly two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. george lewis takes a look back now at swayze's life and his career. ♪ and i owe it all to you >> reporter: swayze leapt into hollywood stardom in 1987 with "dirty dancing." the role of a lifetime he had been preparing for since he was a kid in houston. his mother patsy is a famous dance choreographer who trained patrick for balleted a an early age. he met his wife of 33 years lisa niemi when at age 15 she began taking lessons at his mother's studio after his dancing ability

led to broadway, he landed tv and movie roles, playing young tough guys in "the outsiders" and red dawn." then came his big break. in "dirty dancing," swayze got to show off the moves he learned as a teenager and his acting chops, as well. >> nobody puts baby in a corner. >> "dirty dancing" is a movie that is a touchstone for a generation. >> reporter: it catapulted swayze on the top of hollywood's a-list and title of hollywood's sexiest man alive in 1991. he could still play tough guy in "road house," but was able to show his sensitive side in shows like "ghost." and he wasn't afraid to make fun of himself. swayze's chippendale's skit with chris farley ranks as one of the all-time funniest moments on

"saturday night live." in january of 2008, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and received a standing ovation on the stand-up to cancer live television special. >> tonight i stand here, another individual living with cancer. if i leave this earth i want to leave knowing i tried to give something back and tried to do something worthwhile with myself. that keeps me going. >> reporter: after months of radiation and chemotherapy, swayze rallied during a grueling five-month shoot in chicago to play the lead in an an&e series called "the beast." >> my work is my work. my work is what i do. it's my legacy. >> reporte it would be his last major role. >> i would love by the time i died to have a career like a spencer tracy, gene kelly, earl flynn, dustin hoffman wrapped up into one. >> reporter: and as patrick swayze was having the time of

his life on the screen, he managed to light up the lives of his many fans. >> swayze fans are paying tribute to him today. there was this season in hollywood earlier this morning. people left candles and flowers on his scar on hollywood walk of fame. his other passion was raising and riding horses. swayze was 57 years old. transit police in boston are looking into what caused a commuter train to crash this morning, senting about 13 people to local hospitals. about 100 people were aboard the inbound train when it struck the bumper at south station here. some passengers standing inside the train were thrown off their feet on impact. boston officials expect all city trains to return to service for the evening commute. the iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at george w. bush was released from prison

today. he was originally sentenced 3 years in prison for assaulting a foreign leader. his sentence was reduced on appeal to nine months. he is accusing iraqi security forces of torturing him right after his arrest with beatings, whippings and electric shots. he was a a little-known local tv reporter until he threw those shoes during president bush's final visit to iraq. the act deeply embarrassed the iraqi government but turned the reporter into a hero in the arab world. the five-tier terrorist threat level could be changed. a bipartisan task force is expected to recommend reducing the color-coded chart from five colors to three colors. the chart started after the 9/11 attacks. the panel is expected to make its recommendation to the president soon. craigslist is now the target

of a prostitution investigation in central florida. law enforcement arrested 30 people as part of a sting operation. deputies got in touch with women who posted ads for suggestive personal entertainment. the sheriff describes the website as a "one stop shopping place for prostitution." prosecutors are using the women's blackberries to track down the men who use the website for prostitution. still ahead on news4 at 4:00, a lot of folks do a whole lot of bill paying and other business online, using secret passwords for access. did you ever wonder what would happen to all that secret information if you were to die? a service is promising to help out thnext of kin. do you have a guitar hero in your house? one teen took the game to the limit.

clouds are moving in on us. may have had sunshine earlier today. clouds are building. here is a live shot of our city cam. you can see some of the cloud covern the far right hand portion of your screen. it has been a nice day across the area. let's talk about what's going on now. temperature from 89, one the of the warm spots. 82 is the high damascus.

meanwhile, temperature across the rest of the area in the 70s with 0.04 inch of rain. we have the rain moving along i-70 toward d.c. should be arriving in the next couple of minutes. wet weather for us here. >> thanks, veronica he's a hero, a guitar hero, a 12-year-old washington state boy entered the guinness book of world records for his skill at the video game. dillon so the a record at the game guitar hero. the idea is to simulate playing a bass guitar or rhythm guitar by matching notes that scrawl on the screen. he scored 1,000,019,000 points.

>> maybe something small, but not this big. >> if you think dylan can strum a real guitar, he said think again. he gave that a shot, but is sticking to this video game. that takes serious hand-eye coordination. i tried that a time or two. it's not happening. >> he's done a good job. no recording contract. >> no, no. >> too bad. kanye talked about his vma controversy on jay leno last night. >> one neighborhood's dilemma, how do you get a 500-pound bear out of a backyard tree 1234

happy birthday to prince harry. he turns 25 today. harries third in line to the throne. he now has access to the money left to him by his late mother princess diana. he had quite the reputation of being a party boy, but cooled off and has settled down involvement he did a tour in afghanistan and visited a number of children's charity. what a debut. jay leno's new primetime show opened with quite a splash last night. 18 million people tuned in to see the former late night talk show host in his new time slot

10:00. guests included some of the most talked-about names. jay gray has a closer look at all the buzz. >> reporter: after months of promotion >> this is where i get all my material. >> reporter: weeks of hype, and days of rehearsal, jay leno made his primetime debut last night in front of nearly 18 million viewers. critics say there was something very familiar about what was supposed to be a new farm yacht. >> fans in the studio for opening night saw things a bit differently. >> it was awesome. very edgy. >> it's like good-bye tonight show and this is a whole other gig. >> reporter: there is no debate over what was the pivotal moment in the new show. kanye west talking the first

time since taking the mike away from swift during the mtv music awards. >> i'm happy four, but beyonce had the best video of all times. >> it was rude, period. >> reporter: the apology may have been expected. what happened next was not. >> i was fortunate enough to meet your mom and talk with your mom a number of years ago. what do you think she would have said about this? >> reporter: already somber, the stage went silent. >> i think jay was trying to take advantage of the attention that surrounded the incident and it paid off. >> reporter: the question now is will that pay-off be enough to push the show into long-term ratings success? and debuting tonight before the "jay leno show," a new round

of weight lost contestants "big loser." one contestant's life got offcourse trying to cope with the sudden loss of her husband and children. this season features the biggest contestant ever beginning her journey at 476 pounds. each of the 16 hopefuls hopes to transform both their lives and their bodies. you can catch "the biggest loser" 8:00 here on nbc 4 tonight. you know who lost weight over the summer, jay leno. he looked great. >> he did look good. still ahead, toy buying is going to be a lot easier this holiday season. what one retailer is going to do to entice you to buy. >> have you noticed the bill for the last hotel room you rented? travelers are finding another way they are saving money.

those who don't want to grow up or just want a jump on holiday shopping will have an easier time finding the toys "r" us chain soon. the chain is beginning to offer 50 pop-up stores. that means there will be limited time to shop. toys "r" us are aggressively chasing the toy store market. now may be the time to book

a hotel room for a getaway. room prices have dropped 17% this year in north america compared to last. that is according to hotels.com. the website says hotels around the world have slashed room rates this year. let's take a final look at our weather. veronica johnson is live in the storm center. we got a lot more sunshine and heat today and we could take another day of this. are you offering? >> we'll have to wait to get that other day. it could come at the end of the workweek. more optimistic with friday being dry. clouds have got us out there. take a look at weather underground. damascus, maryland. down to 82 today. you picked up rain already today. most of that rain is right now is montgomery county, germantown coming down along i-70 and i-66 across northern faulkier county. you see showers headed toward aspen hill. light showers.

apologize today for some computer problems. we've got drizzle after midnight. damp and drizzly to start your day tomorrow. partly sunny thursday with passing showers coming through. back to you. >> thanks veronica. >> you are going to read it? >> i will. >> they're big ones. the latest dan brown novel is on storr shelves. we'll see some of the sights in his stories. >> what would you do if you found several thousand dollars left at an atm?

here are some of the top stories making news on the web today. >> from your e-mails, facebook or your personal blog, you are just a few clicks away from a lot of information only you know about. what if you were to pass away? sites like legacy locker are ready with peace of mind. from 10 bucks a month for $300 a lifetime, you are covered just in case you exit early. it was just sitting on top of an atm.

thousands in cash left behind by the armored car employees that drained the machines. the good samaritan didn't keep it. he took it back into the bank. the credit union gave him a $50 gift certificate and the security company threw in another $500. what would you do if you pound a 500 pound bear in a tree in your backyard? that is what one home ownern montana is trying to figure out. right now the bear is quite the neighborhood celebrity with neighbors taking plenty of pictures from a distance. you need that zoom lens. washington, d.c., is a mysterious setting for best-selling author dan brown's latest novel, "the lost symbol" which follows "the da vinci code." as tracy potts reports, you don't have to be a fan of "the da vinci code."

>> this is the temple room blocks from the white house. it's here where dan brown's new mystery, "the lost symbol" begins. the building usually gets 5,000 visitors a year. with all the atttion from brown's book, they are bracing for more. thinking about replacing the carpet, hiring more guards, maybe even charging for tours. >> we don't know how to prepare for this. >> when brown features this world scottish church "the da vinci code" tourists more than quadrupled. >> they join a church, they look around, they see what a very, very beautiful and historic place it is. oh, and by the way, they look at the tomb. >> the masons have been connected to washington for hundreds of years. george washington and teddy roosevelt for masons. they laid the corner stone for the white house and capitol. brown's book combines landmarks,

the botanical gardens, the masonic temple. >> not so secret. >> it's probably more accurately to describe us as a society with secrets. we suddenly have had a spotlight put on us. >> reporter: and on washington. there is a new website to point tourists to all the sites featured in brown's book. the publisher printed 5 million dopys just to start. that's said to be the largest initial printing in the company's history. on capitol hill, tracie potts, news4, washington. news4 at 4:00. news4 at 5:00 starts right now. tonight at 5:00, new policy. local bus drivers questioned about their sex lives and get unexplained breast exams.