say they are unaware the rumors are beginning to build. >> after the game, we didn't want him to lose his job. i just thought that, you know, we have situations in that game that happened against us. >> the coach is our coach. >> we have complete faith in what he's doing. >> perhaps the only person been under more heat than the coach, the quarterback. >> tell me one thing clear, it's definitely not on one person. it should be directly no one at all. >> reporter: his team is struggling, but coaching him up won't involve tearing them down. >> i don't need to yell at a bunch of men to say, come on guys, let's really go now. >> reporter: among the more telling comments of the day, reporters, as the center, whether the team still believed in him and they said, "i don't think everyone has the same opinion. put it that way." s

>> well, we bailed out wall street, auto makers, why shouldn't we bail out the lions? washington has been trying to fix the economy, but how are we going to fix the redskins? that's the question as bruce bruce reports that a lot of people are trying to figure out. >> reporter: it is a miserable monday and it is not coming from the cheese fries. >> reporter: the upset comes from a team that occupies the space of honor right out there to the president's visit. >> that's compared to the redskins. it's much better right now anyhow. they are horrible. one of the worst teams in football that bothers me the most and that i'm a redskins fan. >> plus, they want the gm to do just something. >> that's for the government if they wanted to. and set a team for the

government if they wanted to. >> maybe they'll do a better job. just take a look at the examer we stink. and the washington post, they are bailing out detroit. even u.s.a. today says lions and grim streak right above. thankfully they don't mention the halfless redskins. where a bunch of government workers are turning it on for a game of ultimate frisbee. there's a sense that even these guys could do better. >> how about they come play our frisbee game for us? >> do you think you could? >> yes. >> maybe the team should go into another line of work, foster care. >> the redskins, they beat no one. >> you don't need to worry about getting spanked by then. >> reporter: still proud in washington, 9news now and wusa9.com. >> they are not pulling any punches. right now at wusa9.com, we're asking you, is it time for the redskins to hit the panic

button? 62% of you say yes, this season is already turning into a disadd ter. 33% say not yet. but the things need to start changing. 4% believe there's nothing to worry about while 1% of you really don't care. cast your vote now on wusa9.com. we'll check in on the results again coming up at six. in other news, the man acting as a goodwill ambassador in maryland is now accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl in a hotel bathroom. police arrested the 23-year-old, pedro ernesto herrera. the girl in this case says herrera was wearing a goodwill ambassador uniform when they met there. they had sex inside the bathroom of the hyatt hotel on wisconsin avenue. because of the age difference, he's charged with third-degree sexual assault, but he has been released on bond. charges over a fight for a maryland basketball player, the 18-year-old, jordan chrobot, turned -- jordan williams turned himself in. police there charged him with misdemeanor assault and breach

of peace. the allege assault happened in august. he's one of five people accused in the fight. no comments from college parks. now to an update to a 9news now exclusive, a story that our bruce johnson first reported at 11 last night. the office of jim graham says he's not a target but a subject in an investigation surrounding bribes and dc taxis. thursday, they arrested his chief of staff, ted loza, accused of taking bribes in exchange for having graham introduce legislation which favored cab companies. graham denies that. sources tell people that last week, he denied any wrong doing. >> do you feel pressured? >> mr. loza has never to my recollection spoken to me about any element of any taxicab bill that i was considering. >> again, that was mr. graham last week. we requested an interview with

him today, but staffers said he was not available. bruce johnson will have a followup to his exclusive report. you'll see that tonight at six. the maryland neighborhood is in shock after three masked men broke into a home and killed a man out here. that happened early monday morning and the 39-year-old, tyrone richardson leaves behind a wife and four young children. audrey barns joins us live here in the newsroom with more. audrey, police are thinking this is a random crime? >> atina -- anita, it is still early. they were killed during an armed robbery attempt at their home. they stole the family's mercedes and left him dead inside his house with his wife and kids who were not hurt. >> this guy, man, he would wake up with a smile on his face, his four children and his wife was his joy. >> reporter: dameon had just talked to tyrone richardson on saturday night. after hearing that his 9-year-old son, tyler, scored his first touchdown on the opening drive of the game earlier that day for the lake

harbor seahawks. four hours later, his friend was dead. >> i lost a very good friend, you know, my family, my son is affected by this. and you know, i mean, it's really hard. it's just a real bad situation. >> reporter: police say richardson was killed by three masked mens separating them and their wife and four kids. fleeing in the family's black mercedes. >> just more shocked than anything. just scary that it happens that close to your home in your neighborhood. >> reporter: there are some break-ins in the neighborhood, one just last week. so far, no link to the murder. but the police, they have stepped up patrols in the community, not used to such violence. >> my coworkers on the job told me about it. i was like what? >> reporter: flowers left outside the home triggered a painful memory for a neighbor who asked not to be identified. >> i grew roses across the street, i would cut the roses and give it to me. >> reporter: now, they are left to raise the three boys, taoáeu

already, braxton, and ryan -- tyler, braxton, and ryan all alone. there are reports that tyrone richardson had financial trouble and may have filed for bankruptcy two weeks ago. we'll have more on that coming up at six. in the meantime, looking for richardson's black mercedes. here's the plate number for you, 1a88982. although it was a her say sees s -- mercedes s430, it may have been changed to say s500. >> okay, thank you so much. sky nine flew over a homicide investigation this morning and a 49-year-old man was found shot to death at 2131 butler road. the sheriff's office says that the shooting appears to be a domestic dispute. no suspects in custody. authorities are not released the victim's name yet, but a $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. prince george's county are

also looking for answers following the discovery of the body today. and the man, he was found or a man was rather found on the playground behind the lutheran school out there. police say he was murdered but not released his name. >> a gas leak at the penn mar shopping center in maryland has washington gas working and looking for answers. the leak was found at marshall that shut their doors this morning before reopening again. 9news now was there with some customers that showed up. they were locked out and they did not know why the storm was killed. no signs were posted. after we told them the reason some remember the gas leak explosion that happened in this same shopping center back in may. >> it'll be real public for them. just for them to put that over there. and the water coolers too. >> so you're taubing about the same issues that he had, a little further down? and they are having here? okay. well, they need to get that taken care of. i'm glad that it's closed.

>> reporter: after the store detected the gas leak, fire ems evacuated more than 100 people. investigators tell 9news it may have been a close call. they were close to being saturated with natural gas. if you owe taxes in virginia, the state will give you another chance to pay up. they are writing a tax amnesty program beginning on october 2. if you qualify, you can set up and escape paying the 20% late paying penalty. virginia is hoping to raise $48 million through this program. coming up at 5:40 in our living smart segment, saving money on a fall vacation. there are great deals and great destinations. we'll give you advice that will help you save some money that's coming up at 5:40. right now, meetologist, topper shutt -- meteorologist topper shutt with your forecast first on the monday evening. how are you doing? >> pretty nice day. they made it up to 80. they are pushing through this evening. here's your forecast first. skies returning partly cloudy. they will become breezy tonight and a little bit on the cool

side. and upper 50s downtown. winds are southwesterly at 10 to 15. temperatures, they are still very warm. and 77 at nationals for them and out there and they are still 72. make sure that you do have a couple of areas of showers and a few thunderstorms that are approaching, annapolis, running out there, crossing over 97. eventually they will cross out there and produce some strong gusty winds and also some brief heavy rains. we'll come back and talk about what this front means to us in terms of the coolest air of the season. we'll look ahead for the next chance of rain coming up. all right, topper, thank you. time to check the evening rush with them in the 9news now traffic center with the latest . take your time going through the roses in the evening to see how things are going and some of the accident, good news in maryland. and they have been cleared. it's at the parkway westbound and they closed between here. but at this hour, they are clear. elsewhere now in maryland,

check out 495. it's a bit slow as you can see there. they are going there between connecticut and new hampshire. it'll be about a 10-minute delay. go ahead and check out another accident that is clear at this hour. that's good news. and this is in virginia, westbound, no problems there. lots of green cars. let's go live outside to see how they are looking. southbound delays as you can see out there at seminary and no incidents or accidents to report. and 95 southbound, several pockets of delays this evening between out here to 7100. as you can see here, 234 to triangles. no accidents there. get back to the desk. >> all right, thank you. there's a lot more ahead on 9news now. iran, they are showing off some of the fire powers. we'll have reactions from the u.s. and dr. oz sets a record with a free clinic. learn about his outreach and get his take on the healthcare debate. and protect baseball and apple pies, wal-mart is the new

symbol of america. find out who says so with 9news now returns.

that did not impact wall street. the closing bell ran over an hour ago and all the arrows are pointing up. gaining 124 points today inching closer to the 10,000 mark. nasdaq added nearly 40 points while the s&p 500 added 18.5. we're learning today about a local marine killed in the line of duty in afghanistan. lance corporal jordan chrobot was 24 years old from frederick, maryland. dying over the weekend. it was his second tour of duty

in afghanistan. he was married for the last two years. days before a key meeting with western leaders, iran tested their most version of medium range missiles. the test comes as they draw up new sanctions if it does not come clean with their nuclear program. they insisted that they have nothing to do with the revelation that is building a uranium enrichment site. >> they have to come to this meeting and present convincing evidence for them as to the purpose of their nuclear program. is >> next month's scheduled meeting will be scheduled between them in three decades. president obama will make a personal appeal for their hometown against the summer olympics. he and the first lady will head out there this week to lobby on behalf of what they did. originally, only mrs.

obama was going to represent the united states. and the international olympic committee, they will take the host during the meeting on thursday. chicago up against all of them. >> what is the most appropriate symbol for our vast nation? not microscope -- not microsoft. nearly 50% say that it is our best symbol. 37% of americans think take bribes is the worst sin a politician can commit compare that to 2% who say having an affair is worse. when it comes to which man we would like to trade places with in a week, 26% responding saying george clooney. just 24% would want to swap with president o wall ma -- obama. as for women, the first lady tops the list. >> you don't want the

president's list. >> no, jim is not on that list, right? >> no, he nearly escaped the list. just so bad now getting e-mails from old college buddies saying you might want to miss that tonight since you did not see the football over that weekend. >> okay, he's a boy's fan. all right, we're looking at a pretty stronged cold front today. but in the wake of the front, the coolest air of the season. here's your forecast first now. the next three days, 70 tomorrow and windy. in fact, they will get us to about 70. i think wednesday and thursday will be a little cooler. sunshine on wednesday, still breezy. upper 60s. partly cloudy on thursday with highs in the 60s. for tonight, partly cloudy and breezy and cooler. lows upper 50s. winds are southwesterly at 10 to 15. let me show you the doppler radar. you can access this on the web. and also check out our interactive website. pretty good stuff. in fact, even had a rotation for some wind sheer rather just a little while ago. moving through arnold and just

annapolis. it's across i-97 now. eventually going across the bay. that's a pretty hefty and shower and thunderstorm. that's it once we get rid of that, that'll be it for this evening. back to the computer we go. temperatures tonight, cool. we're looking at 49. great falls. 53 out there for them and in silver spring. we're looking at 50 out there in buoy and 50 in upper marlboro. temperatures right now still pretty mild. they have not exactly rushed in just yet. 76 in fredericksburg, still 75 at vienna and 74 at gaithersburg. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, windy, and cool. 50s and 60s. winds are southwest at 10 to 20. by the afternoon, partly cloudy, windy and cooler. highs sneer 70s. winds westerly at 10 to 20 and gusting. because it's from the west, the winds will come down the mountains, compress a little bit that heats up the air. that's why i think they will make it to the 70s. the winds are more northwesterly that we hold in the 60s. you can see pretty much, clearly see the cold front here.

does it's producing a little thin line of showers and thunderstorms really from north carolina up into the southeastern sections of virginia and then just about to cross our bay. behind it, nothing. but cool air. in fact, coolest of the season. tomorrow, their own forecast, 69 in middleburg. we'll get rested out here. and you will meet them at 71 and windy too in all zones tomorrow. 70 at gaithersburg, downtown, 74 annapolis. 71 in plum point. and there's a small craft advisory on the bay inside the platonic area. next seven days? windy tomorrow, upper 60s. very nice days. a little bit on the cool side. 70 on friday. warm front comes back. showers are possible. and then on saturday, showers and rain, they were back in the low 70s. they should clear up for the skins. and they are going to come home this weekend. 74 and then 76 with sunshine on monday. >> hey now, that looks much better than this weekend. >> not bad. >> right.

>> no. saturday, they were right. >> yes. >> all right, thank you, topper. the recession, they have americans making some pretty tough decisions on spending money. >> that includes basic healthcare needs. they hosted a free health care clinic in houston this weekend. more than 2,000 people showed up. and they spoke with him about this event and got his take on healthcare reform and the debate over it. tell us more about the largest nondisaster relief free clinic that you helped oefrplgts just how many people attended? >> we saw about 1800 people. and over the one day period around the clip ebb in houston on saturday. what was the stressing that you never set out to break the record for them. and that anybody, they would set that record for them in the country. you just want to shine on the light with the problem of the un-american. >> and now, the people, 83% of whom had just jobs. and well, because of the increasing premiums for them and because you shifted jobs or they had that preconditioned areas. and they are never able to

cover that up with their families. we embark on this process thinking that you would bring in a few hundred people. and they officially broke it on the record. and the help for them. and the uninsured problem for the country. >> do you have any opinion if you could form the delayed healthcare reform. what would you do? it's the public option, the solution. a lot of people are turning to your show know as their regular physician. >> thank you for those kind words. the goal of dr. oz show is to provide a preventive service. i'll teach you everything i could that you could use to become the world's expert on your body. for many americans, that'll help us address the health care expense. no matter what solution we agree on, public option or we have private insurance, companies that are able to offer the competitive answers. it really doesn't matter. if we don't address the broad of care or healthcare issues,

we're going to bankrupt all of them. and so the length that we look out on this problem is, listen, if we can help you, see your chronic issues, you won't get sick as quickly and you won't use much public service. there will be times when you need to go see the hospital and the doctor and makes no sense for us as nation not to provide the basic services. because at the end of the day, you're like a ship, without a captain, smack into the duck, spill your oil all over the bay, not only make it difficult for everyone else, but a lot more expensive than if i just gave you the captain for the day. >> dr. oz, thank you very much for being here with us. >> you can see the entire interview with him at wusa9.com. and be sure to catch his show tomorrow and every weekday at 3 p.m. right here on wusa9.com. so we want to know, are you a part of the millions of folks that are out there on facebook? well, we are. >> yes, we are. >> adults are flocking to the site. meet a local woman who offers facebook 101 for baby boomers. what she teaches and how it can

come in handy. tonight at 11, a common product in most homes are proving highly toxic to pets, even fatal. how to protect your four-legged family member only on 9news now tonight at 11.

fill a spray bottle with white vinegar and fire at will. here are some other ideas. there are other options to turn them right around. you can get more tips on wusa9.com. just click on living green. all right, be honest. how many times have you checked your facebook page today? when the social networking site first started, you had to be a college kid to sign up. today, there are more than 300 million people who want in including some baby boomers. and as jessica doyle reports, there's a local teacher out there by teaching facebook.

>> you want to go to www.facebook.com. you might be surprised to see them under the list of offerings. but in this local classroom, every seat is taken. and i'm through and i just want to know about that for the family and the photos. i would like to learn how to use this as a fund raising tool. i would like to know more about the security aspects of it before i start signing up. >> she starts with the how to on profiles, pictures, and how much personal information to share. and points that speak to a big concern for social networking newbies. >> in general, people are looking for the social networking that are really interested in, well, you know, their safety. making sure that they are secured. that strangers won't be looking at their pictures or their children's pictures. >> for some retirees, or those looking for work, there is the ability to network quickly. >> maybe 10 years ago you would

be out there or ask your friends, cousins, brother for information. >> besides the network ability, drawing students in, there's the curiosity factor. yes, sir yes, sir, 9news now and wusa.com. are you friends with us on facebook? why not? you can also search on wusa9.com on facebook or get a link on our website, wusa.com. >> lots of ways to do it. people have been posting on our station facebook page about the calls for more time in school for our nation's kids. learn who's making that call and what people have to say. >> and an upstate on the holocaust museum and why they have been moved to north carolina. as people head home on the beltway. how many are driving

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the team is licking their wounds after hue mail -- a humiliating loss. they are on edge after a deadly home invasion. someone broke into tyrone richardson's home. and it is believed that they made off in richardson's mercedes. a goodwill ambassador is accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl inside a hotel bathroom. the 23-year-old pedro ernesto herrera is free on bond. police believe that encounter was out there. they are free on bond. >> president obama says more time spent in the classroom is a must for others to catch up with the country. that could mean longer school days or change our notion of the summer vacation. digital correspondent, peggy fox, went to the church school

where kids are already going yearround. >> they used to be one of the worst performing schools in fairfax county. that's all changed. >> we have students scoring to the point where they are in the top 10% of the entire state. >> to their yearround or modified calendar. students, they only have a five-week summer break and have the option to attend five weeks of the enrichment programs. most do. we have our children qualify for that. over half of them that also qualify for the east services. >> wo blah -- we believe that they could achieve that and far

behind on any of them, but the variable is time. >> more costly to the taxpayers. but they say that it is well worth it if you consider the cost of dropouts. children who don't learn well, they drop out at much higher rates. and they are incarcerated at much higher rates. the cost for incarcerating one person is much higher, no doubt than giving them an extended school year. children continuously outscore them. they may go to schools for more days, but they don't go there for more hours. >> the difference might be because of an american education that has more objectives and wider focus. peggy fox and wusa9.com. they were the first blue ribbon school in fairfax county. now, this has story has a lot of you leaving your thoughts on our facebook page. here is just a sampling. i know when i went and

my children went, much shorter days and longer summers. turning out much better than we see today. i think extra rerpbing is a -- learning is a wonderful kwr-fpltd that'll make all the difference. we want to know what you think. leave your comments on wusa9.com. in other education news, breaking with the pta. two fairfax county schools are leaving behind the national organization. and former parent groups of their own. the schools at fairfax and the south county's secondary schools. both have severed ties with the national pta groove saying it's irrelevant in the 21st century. in the last year, the parent teacher association has lost 1 million members nationwide. the 80-year-old man accused of killing the guard at the holocaust museum is in north carolina tonight. he is at a prison there for a psychiatric evaluation. he arrived last friday under

the judge's order. he's been indicted for the the june 10 shooting at the museum in southwest washington. special officers, steven johns, he was killed. and he was seriously hurt. when other guards, they returned fire. police, they released the name of the woman who was killed by the falling tree in rockville. the 63-year-old, diane helen leech, doing yard work yesterday when that tree came crashing down. she was discovered by her husband who quickly called 911. >> well, fire rescue units arrived on the scene, finding a 63-year-old female. she was under the approximate tree. the tree was dead and fallen out there and possibly with the rain that we received in the area. >> despite their best efforts. the rescue units were unable to save to them and where she could come for them. chances are, you are a distracted driver on the beltway at least on some point. >> a report out today from aaa finds more than half of us are distracted by the cell phones

while on the beltway. >> that also means text messages, calls, or checking the blackberries. and they are so bad that it is now an epidemic of distracted driving. the organization is teaming up with the department of transportation this week to highlight dangers, especially the highway workers because of the distracted workers, particularly with all of the hot lane works going on right now in virginia. in the meantime, the new survey finds they lead the nation when it comes to the number of accidents involving the collisions with deer. and the average cost of the collisions, they are about $2,950. the company offers some tips to avoid these animals on the road. remember, they are most active between 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. use the high beam headlines as much as possible to illuminate the area where they are most likely to enter the roadways. if there are lots of trees, keep in mind, they generally travel in herds. if you see a deer, there's a strong possibility that other animals are nearby. if a deer collision seems

inevitable. don't swerve to avoid the animal. state farm says you can lose control of your vehicle and end up in the path of an oncoming car. now, our living smart report is next. learn how low gas prices r. the lowest levels in two months. >> plus, saving money on a fall vacation. it's a great time to travel. we'll go about some bargain. and now first, we're going to get a check on the evening rush hour for them in the 9news now traffic center. >> hey there. kpwaopbg. not too bad out there. but the volume is building as you can see. they are going to start off in virginia. 66 westbound between here and the metro to root 50. you're seeing delays at about 10 minutes there. let's hit the beltway to see how they are looking for the gw parkway. lots of cars to the route 7. then we're seeing them slow down from here as well and also, the interloop, back up on the american legion bridges as you can see to this area tonight. let's move out here to maryland to see how things are looking there. not too bad from this side. wu coming in, from the old georgetown road, 370 to 124. we're also seeing some slow

downs in that care and finally let's hit the graphic area out there for the real time traffic and how they are doing. red cars going from bw parkway, northbound, from the beltway out here to partyson, and explode, 95, not too bad. 9news now at five will be right back.

breaking news into the information center. a police-involved shooting in germantown, maryland. police are telling us that a car was stuck in someone's yard. it is unclear what happened next. but they fired on a person in that vehicle. that person is now hospitalized in more situations.

stkpwhr-fpblgt the average price for gas is below $2.50. but really, just below. the nationwide average is $2.49. it is the first time they are below that much in two months. here, the average is about $2.44 a gallon. that's down 15 cents in just the last month. all right, if you put off the summer travel because of money, fall may be your season. this is what many popular destinations experience a break after the busy season. and this means loads of price cutting. and special offers. they are all ready for a vacation that includes mother nature. >> we love to see the different national parks. it is alsz on smarter travel out there for them on that list. the travel editor says that the prices at the ski resorts, they are headed downhill.

>> through ogt of this year, places like that are offering up 50% off the hotel rooms. and they could save you a lot of discounts on the activities and the food and beverage. >> they say they are offering discounted hotel and dining packages, and flights are a steal. >> a lot of times less than $200 for many departure points across the country. if overseas travel is your thing, they say try ireland. she found week long packages for less than $200 per person per night. >> for 35euro, it gains you access to 30 different attractions in ireland, including the facilities here. >> reporter: they also like germanny. saying many -- germany, offering round trip deals for less than $500 a person. and once you land, tour the country by train. >> right now, really, europe is offering a deal for $65 per

person per day. you can see a little more if you bring a friend. >> reporter: rounding out the list, this caribbean island is below the hurricane belt. >> so now to attract people in the offseason is the now promotion which has rebates on airfare, discounts on hotels, cars, diesels, and dining packages. >> reporter: as for travel, prior planning prevents overpaying. >> we'll end up saving hundreds of dollars on this trip. >> reporter: now, if you log onto our website, wusa9.com, and then you click on living smart. we've got all kinds of tips about how you can save money while you visit these destinations and others. still to come this evening, the inspiration for a beetle's classic has died. learn who lucy in the sky is really all about. also, the director, roman polanski, behind bars three decades after the allege sex crime. ahead, a look at the international legal battle he is in now. when the national media

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festival. organizers are outraged. >> we standby and await his release and his next master work. >> reporter: polanski on the run for more than 30 years since he pleaded guilty in california, jumped bail and fled to u.s. to avoid a harsh jail sentence. he's lived in paris ever since. even when he won the oscar for the pee yapist in -- pianoist, he accepted by a satellite. he has been in and out of switzerland many times over the past 30 years, even owning that home here. he never had any trouble visiting until now. >> and the french officials say that polanski has been thrown to the lions. his supporters here agree. >> it has been too long, 30 years. it's not for him or for her anymore, the victim. >> reporter: the victim, samantha, came to a cash settlement with polanski and wants the case closed for good. >> a long time to get over it and i would not want to carry hard feelings around with me for my whole life. >> the swiss government says until polanski gives in and gives himself up to the u.s.

authorities, his life will be confined to a prison cell. cbs news, switzerland. also tonight, we know the passing of lucy, you probably don't know who, you don't know her, but you know the song about her. the 46-year-old was the inspiration for the beetle's classic, lucy in the sky with diamonds. john reportedly wrote the song after seeing his young son jewel yap's draw -- julian drawing surrounded by diamonds. she died after a long fight of lupus. all right, we're talking about the forecast here. things are going to surpass, maybe. >> tomorrow, maybe 10 degrees cooler. >> the winds will be picking up. we'll get ready for that. probably the coolest day of the season. here is your forecast first. the next three days, windy though. and now, upper 60s with the sunshine on wednesday and thursday. you've got three pretty cool days. and our average highs about

75 r50eu9 now. a little below average. upper 40s to upper 50s downtown. winds are southwesterly at 10 to 15. and that kind of takes out your stronger winds. let me show you doppler radar 9,000. that's via the remember web and check out our interactive radar and check out our pet copower cam. good stuff. we do have a couple of showers out here across them and crossing at 235 here just east of leonardtown. everything moving off to the northeast. it'll be clear here in about 30 minutes. all right, back to the computer we go. temperatures tonight, well, quite cool. 49 at tpwraet falls and 52 around there. and only 50 out there in buoy. the coolest night so far. temperatures now, still very comfortable. mid-70s for them at bell haven. >> and they are still 76. so tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, windy and cool. 60s and 50s, the southwest

10 to 20. by the afternoon, partly cloudy and windy. winds are northwesterly at 10 to 25. gusty and the good thing about the winds are a little warmer than they would otherwise be because of the winds that come down the mountains, they compress and heat up a little bit. look at the satellite picture. they are now through it, pretty good shape for them. and the winds begin to pick up. next seven days. >> yes. >> 70 tomorrow, partly cloudy. nice on wednesday and thursday. just cool. upper 60s. friday, maybe a shower, but not a washout temperature on 70s. then rain and showers again on saturday. we should clear out in time for the redskins game. and if anyone cares, the mid-70s to sunday and upper 70s on monday. >> is it really that bad? people, they do care. >> yes, it's pretty bad. >> right. >> especially when you lose to a team that is not really regarded for them to be a good football team.

>> and they are. you and i are both from detroit and i'm sure that your blackberry was slow enough for them. they were going up. no doubt about that. consider this everybody. even before the detroit game. a lot of questions about this and the ball club. >> and then came yesterday's loss to the team. and they were widely regarded for the worst franchise in football. so now when they are that, what are the skins? sarah walsh on the day after the shocking loss to the lions. >> the redskins, they pride themselves on sticking together through the tough times as a team, they often say that they would like to deal with things inwardly. as the frustrations continue to mound, not everyone is keeping quiet with their concerns. >> we're not going to point no things to say that they are minded for them and as a team, we were not ready. >> a slow start on sunday ended in an agonizing day. and when they were made of. >> in part to say who we are

for them. >> and to go out to do a team like you know, they need to make more plays. myself included. >> he has been one of the most outspoken about the disappointment while they are taking a different approach. >> what can i go? stkwhr you know, pointing that out there for them. >> and they need to do that officially. >> washington, they have been able to put it together for them and thed adverse situation. and they could point that out there and the players and they cannot point their fingers to the coaches. we used to have 13 ball games a lot ready to jump off for them. so we've got the program. >> ironically, the redskins will find themselves in a similar position next sunday when the winless buccaneers come to town.

like the lions, they too have a rookie head coach. and they are still searching for their first nfl victory. if the redskins yet end another team skid, it's not out of the rounds to believe significant changes here that could be made. >> and at redskins park, sarah walsh, 9news now and wusa9.com. thank you so much. they said that you have not spoken to them yet. not much after the game. but they planned on doing that to get on the same page. >> and always interesting times for them. that could not be the sun conference. >> and we could not imagine that they will have that out there. >> all right. >> now, a young man who was once paralyzed makes for an incredible journey. we'll have their story next. don't forget, we're always on wusa9.com. stay with us. the living well segment is up next.

medications prescribed to do good cause bad reactions in more than half a million u.s. kids every year. a new study in the journal of the pediatrics try the drug reactions and the side effects bad enough to require the medical treatment or even hospitalizations. researchers say that kids under five are the most affected group and prescription antibiotics, they cause the most reactions, ranging from rations to diarrhea. doctors say whenever you give your child a new drug, watch closely for any sign of an allergic reaction. a college student who was once

paralyzed is showing their appreciation for the former doctors. tonight in living well, we showcase this athlete who is pedaling for a purpose. >> when he was only 15, one play of the high school football game forever changed the life of matthew sanchez. >> and they are not going to like that for them and they just just went horizontal for them and until the explosion went off if many my body. >> matthew was unable to do that for them. and that they determined they had a fracture of their bone in their spine. they operated. over the next few weeks, matthew, he regained the ability to walk. now, five years later, he just completed a cross country, 78 day bike trip to raise funds for the shepherd centers, the share initiatives. they enable veterans and the active couth military to travel to the atlanta for treatment. the u.s. army private, they were in iraq when he was shot by a sniper in 2006. two years later, he ended up at shepherd. >> i knew that i would be fine

if i could do stuff on my own. you need to take care of yourself. >> they are independent now thanks to shares and donors like matthew sanchez. >> i don't think that anybody could deny that. risking their lives on the day-to-day basis, regardless of how you feel. it's certainly important to support them and offer the best care possible. >> if you would like to find out more about sheer program and the other treatment facilities, to help them receive the specialized care. go to with your saoeb aoáeut on wusa.com and click on -- wusa9.com and click on living well. 9news now at six starts right now. we begin with some breaking news out of german town, maryland. on the scene of the police involved shooting. new from 5:00, we now know that shooting happened in the 14,100 block or rather we should say 14,10 indian run -- 14010 drive still on the scene, not shorting out