money for metro bus and train fares are going up folks, the average increase for rail fares is 5%. bus fairs go up a dime for smart trip users. people who use cash will pay 20 cent surcharge. park ging ga rage rates will gop a quarter. the peak of the peak surcharge has been eliminated. the fare hike goes in effect july 1st. a driver had a medical emergency behind the wheel, that led to the wrong way crash that snarled the morning rush hour. for several hours. the crash closed route 4 near 301, the driver hit a van and then hit a pick-up truck, four people were injured. a big day for d.c. sports fans, they did it. the capitals moving on to the second round of the playoffs last night they beat the bruins in ot to win game seven up in boston. we should know the next opponent later tonight. a busy day unfolding this

afternoon i'm jim handly. i'm pat lawson muse. someone is beating people at random in the city. one of the victim is the tourist killed tuesday night in the petworth neighborhood. a man was found on georgia avenue, last night another victim, a woman on longfellow street. all three attacked under a ten-block radius. police chief cathy lanier wrapped up a news conference. pat collins will have a story on the warning for the chief for everyone who lives in the district. to the drama in the john edwards trial. andrew young testified money from edwards wealthy friends was to cover up the pregnancy of edwards mistress. >> but today, defense attorneys pushed the points the first big check came more than a month before young was even aware of the child.

nbc's jay gray spent the day in court in greens boro, north carolina. >> reporter: andrew young return to the hot seat as john edwards defense team continued their aggressive cross-examination of the state's star witness. >> the main goal of questioning andrew young for the defense to show he's not credible. >> reporter: the focus on inconsistencies between his testimony and the book he has written, at times the line of questioning seems scattered. >> certainly at times the defense even confused the judge. >> reporter: there was no confusing the image of young being painted by the defense. >> make him out to be a scam are a -- artist, a person who tried to defraud the heiress bunny mellon, take her money put it in his pocket instead of passing it on to rielle hunter. >> reporter: young testified the plan to solicit nefunds was to cover up the pregnancy. the first check came more than a

month before young was aware of the child. >> what the defense tried to hammer home at the time andrew young was soliciting money from bunny mellon, he didn't know, couldn't know, rielle hunter was pregnant. >> it strikes to the core of the case, who knew what and when and if any of it was illegal. after four days on the stand, the testimony should end soon. his wife will likely be the next witness called by the prosecution here. in greensboro, n north carolina, jay gray. the secret service is investigating more prostitution after fall-out continues. an official is look into reports s that secret service employees hired prostitutes and strippers in el sal da vor last year ahead of the president's visit there. j janet napolitano believes it was an isolated incident. that scandal erupted afteral

secret service officer and prostitute reportedly got into a fight overpayment at a hotel in cartagenga. dozens of families forced out of their homes. 50 homes evacuated. the blaze burned 1500 acres but it was fully contained as of this morning in michigan. >> lots of clouds and rain in parts of the area. >> what is in store tonight? veronica johnson will tell us. >> doing a little better as we move through the evening hours. we had morning showers, now afternoon clouds and you're probably asking where is the sunshine? how about the higher temperatures where it's 63 degrees, currently reagan national airport, wind out of the south at 9 miles per hour, but a lot of moisture is in the air, so it's definitely a bit damp out there, a damp feel to the air. the rain, the bulk of it to the south, area of low pressure has

been making its way eastward since early part of the day, pulling the rest of the moisture with it, but still a cold front, so we might get a brief shower around 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, a real brief shower coming through the area. but if you want to know where the warmth is, take a look over our area, then west. petersburg, west virginia at 76 degrees. cumberland, maryland, 72. 70 in charlottesville. winchester and martinsburg have broken without sunshine and that sunshine may be making its way eastward. we can do better than the 60s, chantilly, 64, arlington as well. prince georges county, 62 in bowie and riverdale. you can see the warmth around virginia beach, 72 degrees. brief shower at 9:00, on the other side of 11:00 we will be clearing out. the big story coming up, breezy tomorrow morning but the bigger

story is the weekend, just where the temperatures will be. not quite as crazy as last weekend but we have surprises. back to you. well, no surprise here, this is it, folks, tonight is the night. redskins fans have been waiting for the nfl draft and robert griffin iii. >> fans are pumped but everybody knows, everybody in america, that he's coming to d.c. dan joins us live. >> there is not a whole lot of suspense, everybody knows that robert griffin will be here, maybe tomorrow, maybe the next day as the number two overall pick in the nfl draft. the redskins elated to have this kid. obviously, his play on the field spectacular, heisman trophy winner, passed for almost 4,000 yards, 36 touchdown passes, runs like a wide receiver, built like a tall running back, hi arm rivals almost any quarterback in the nfl. the amazing thing about this kid

is his off the field make-up perhaps better than his on the field make-up. graduated high school in three-and-a-half years. graduated college in three years. last year was working on his master's in communications. mike shanahan, kyle shanahan, the coaching staff absolutely infatuated with the kid. as you will see soon the town will be as well. tremendous hype, a lot of expectations for robert griffin iii he has the tools, the question is will he be able to live up to that hype? they say he will be a perfect fit for this redskins offense. mike shanahan, kyle shanahan haven't had a quarterback with these tools since john elway back in the bronco days. we'll hear from the coach at 6:00, he's also going to talk after they make the picks, we'll have that at 11:00. we tracked down one of rg 3's teacher who taught him in texas who lives in northern virginia

we'll hear from her and see old school pics of rg 3 when he was in middle school at 5:00. >> we want to see those old pictures. dan, we know you talked to him, just how pumped he is. we'll see you at 5:00. see you guys. robert griffin iii will be an instant millionaire tonight and join one other person in the district, last night somebody bought a winning $1 million powerball ticket in d.c. lottery officials say the ticket was sold at the congressional exxon on massachusetts avenue northeast. the winner has not come forward. they say it's the second one million dollar powerball district in the past month. president obama is catching more heat today from the gop as the race for the white house enters general election mode now as steve handelsman report, presumptive republican nominee mitt romney is getting more help from members at the top of his

own party. >> reporter: suddenly it's not just obama versus romney. the republican team is jumping in. >> it doesn't pass the straight face test, are you kidding me? >> reporter: john boehner today, attacked the president flying air force one this week. pushing low rates on student loan. >> to travel to three battleground states and three large college campuses on taxpayer money to try to make this oh political issue is pathetic. >> reporter: a fake fight, by near called it, because republicans want to keep student loan rates low. senate republicans pushed a bill to help women, paying for the testing of 400,000 rape kits. john mccain made political point. >> to suggest that one group of us or one party speaks for all women is ridiculous. >> reporter: the fight for women voters is intense. how do we prevent secret service

prostitution scandals? the top senate democrat today. >> hire more females. >> reporter: the obama team campaign is not new. vice president biden today had a new slogan. >> osama bin laden is dead, and general motors is alive. >> reporter: a spokesman said student loans is not a fake fight but a real one that republicans lost. >> we know what their position was we're glad they changed it and they changed it in large part because the president took his argument out to the country. >> reporter: a reminder of what will be most important in the 2012 campaign. both sides agree this will mostly be a fight between mitt romney and barack obama. i'm steve handelsman, news4, capitol hill. rupert murdoch spent a second day under oath. he testified before the british parliament account his company's phone hacking scandal. the news corporation chair told the panel that he was deliberately kept in the dark about phone hacking at the now

defunct tabloid "news of the world." murdoch admitted not maintaining ethical standards cost his company hundreds of millions of dollars. >> this whole business of "news of the world" is a serious blot on my reputation. >> after this investigation, murdoch still isn't out of the woods. the justice department pais pla their own probe which could lead to charges in the u.s. we do it every day, "30 rock" gets ready for a live show. >> which restaurant chain has the best egg sandwich? >> believe in your self. >> don't go chasing waterfalls. >> ten years after the death of a popular female group, a big announcement from tlc, georgia joins us next. a soccer mom behind bars accused of running a

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joints, subway restaurants received the most nutritious sandwiches and tastiest according to consumer reports. beat out burger king, dunkin donuts and mcdonalds. of the 100 egg sandwiches surveyed, six got a very good rating for nutrition and they all came from subway. well, tlc hitting the road together again, nicki minaj, web return. kim-ye, rubbing the people the wrong way. >> there is a rhyme joining us to break it down georgia alfred alfredas, heard weekdays on 93.9 kiss-fm. let's start with tlc. we remember way back how big they were in the 90s, then we lost lisa "left eye" lopez in that tragic accident.

now talk of a reunion how will it work? >> we saw tupac on stage, i don't think it will happen that way. the way they are doing is project her on the big screen, during a tour with the other two members of the group, and they will also put her music and her vocals in while they are performing. i would love to see her, that would be awesome. i wish they would do the hologram. >> technology is cool, isn't it? >> yes, it is. >> kim kardashian, kanye west, seems to be upsetting people, there is word kim's ex, jay-z is making demands about kim. >> kris humphries is upset about a diss. i should have had jay fire you from the new jersey nets, i was in love with her when she married you. this will show up in court, kris

humphreys lawyers want to prove that their marriage was a sham and publicity stunt and saying that kim and kanye's relationship is a sham. now, this is a rumor about jay-z and beyonce and kanye and kim that i believe. they are saying that jay-z does not want kim near their tour, and they are saying beyonce does not want to be photographed with kim kardashian. beyonce is a good girl, and -- >> clean image. >> she is very guarded. they are both very guarded about their personal lives. the ckardashians are all over te place. for the white house correspondents dinner. guess who h is sitting at the table? lindsay lohan. all they need is rosie o'donnell, it's a party. >> that table ain't big enough. >> nicki minaj fans, she is back on twitter. we mentioned last week she left

because of music piracy, what brought her back on to twitter? >> probably her video premiering tonight on mtv. she says of course she had 11 million followers. she said she didn't leave because that fan site posted some of her music, she just needed a break. i find it convenient she has comes back the day the video is premiering on mtv. it's all about publicity. >> interesting timing. speaking of britney speakers, s has someone new man aging her money. >> her fiance. when i heard about it he is trying to take her money, he was an agent, her agent, he was an agent for big hitters like taylor swift, he manages mick jagger, and britney spears daddy, i'm such a southerner, he's loving it, he likes this guy, this guy supposedly won him over when he asked for her hand in marriage. i don't know if the other two did that. he asked a judge to grant

co-conservatorship to him so he will be responsible with britney's father for all of her assets. >> he is starting out on the right note. >> all of her assets. we're on radio i would have that in the background. >> i got it. >> that sound effect next thursday. we could use that every day here. >> georgia great to see you, we'll listen to more oh morning. >> thank you. georgia alfredas. it worked once so they are trying it again. >> there is a lot of buzz about this again, liz lemon and "30 rock" do a live episode from the studio that is normally home to "saturday night live" mark barger has a preview. >> does it seem weird in here to you? >> reporter: 30 rock got a taste of live television a year ago. >> we disappointed nothing went horribly wrong. >> it went so well. >> 30 rock live with new words.

>> the show is trying it again, tonight in the saturday night live studio. >> the good thing now all the cast have done it at least once, but they all have more to do this time, almost everyone has some kind of quick change or fun costume change. >> that is because tonight's episode will have a lot of "30 rock" trademark flashbacks. one is a guest star, donald glover of community will play a younger version of tracy morgan who survived many a live night on snl. >> don't worry about tv world, the millions of people, have fun with the people in the space and i guess that will be infectious. >> the excitement caught on the wk are as to the first time around. >> i was blown away by how exciting it was and so terrifying. when it was done it was like the greatest high we all made it through. >> a feeling 30 rock's cast hopes to relive later tonight. mark barger, nbc news. don't miss "30 rock" tonight

at 8:30 on nbc 4. coming up, outrage over a four-year-old girl given a full pat down by tsa agents. why a teacher was fired because she wanted to become a mother and started ferti

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we are getting rain and things are clearing up a lit but i've noticed my yard is greening up. >> the yard and tree, the leaves started out this little a couple days ago now they are like this. >> sprouting big. >> the tree pollen today continues to get washed away, kind of on the back end of tree pollen, grass pollen comes along now and we'll get sunshine tomorrow, as far as today goes, we, too, could get another shower or two come through the area. take a look around the area, still overcast sky, off to the west, there are breaks in the cloud cover, as far as the rainfall goes, throughout the area, today jessup, mississippi, .08. fairfax, .04. we could have gotten more rain, had we gotten any thunderstorms but the area of low pressure past to the south of us that i

showed you earlier. we'll look at that on radar. 63 degrees reagan national, with again, an overcast sky. there's the area of low pressure you see it there right around norfolk, the warm front south of us. that will be making its way northward. and the cold front back to the west. around 8:00, 9:00, a brief shower may come through. temperature, 70 in martinsburg. 70 in winchester. these numbers in the 60s around our immediate area, could go up a couple more degrees here. by 11:00, 60 degrees. tomorrow morning, 44 to 50 degrees throughout the area with clearing sky, will be a breezy start to the day. as the front goes, there is the warm front area of low pressure just down to the south. what we will find is as the cold front comes through, we'll have wind around for much of the day tomorrow, then clouds back on saturday with the same front, with rain coming in for mainly

the afternoon on saturday. probably after 2:00. but saturday is definitely looking chilly. for this evening, cool and damp, a low chance of rain, 56 to 63 degrees. for tomorrow morning, clear skies, breezy, 42 to 48, might need a light jacket because that little bit of wind may offer little more chill. plenty of sunshine, windy for the afternoon, highs running between 61 and 67 degrees. we could see gust tomorrow of 30 miles per hour. so the weekend now is looking split, with rain on saturday, sunshine on sunday and definitely chilly, too, on saturday. >> half and half. >> not quite like last weekend, chilly and rain. >> inside day. >> still to come on news4 at 4:00, a baby steals the spotlight away from prince william and kate. a plea from the kids of the mom accused of running a multi-million dollar prostitution ring. >> the way her face looked when

they were standing over her, telling her to stop crying. >> a mother outraged over her

we continue to follow breaking news in washington right now. it turns out someone is randomly targeting people on the streets alone, walking around at night.

three people have been attacked in the petworth neighborhood. one person died. the police chief is warning residents now, pat collins will have a live report at 5:00. welcome back at 4:30, i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. metra fares are going up. parking rates going up a quarter. you will pay more if you use -- the peak of the peak surcharge has been eliminated. it takes effect july 1. the defense attorneys in john edwards tried to make his aide out to be a scam artist. he testified money from wealthy friends was to be used for the cover up of edwards mistress pregnancy. the first big check came more than a month before young was aware of the child. >> get ready, rg 3, tonight you will be the new quarterback here in washington.

the nfl draft takes place tonight at 8:00. washington will take robert griffin iii, meet the woman who was his teacher in texas. >> looking forld ing forward t. >> s&p rallied to 1400 this afternoon. hopes for further stimulus from the fed overshadowed worries about the job market. the dow is 114 points up. nasdaq up 21. she's the soccer mom who gained national attention after police say she ran a multi-million dollar prostitution ring in manhattan. >> today, anna gristina's husband and children are asking the public to help raise money to bail her out of jail. ida segal has the latest. >> reporter: accused millionaire madam anna gristina has been sitting in jail since february. the price to get out? $2 million bond or $1 million

cash bail. tonight, her children posted a new website pleading for help. they said the bond price is too high and they miss their mother. writing "the bail, set at 2 million dollars bond or would be million in crash is cruel and unusual, real criminals such as alleged rapists, murderers and child molesters have paid less bail than she." helpanna.org are pictures with her family and on her pig rescue farm. they say she is currently living in worse circumstances, writing "fast this wife and mother were a war criminal, anna is kept in solitary confinement, in a room where the temperatures exceed over 100 degrees, rats and roaches scurry all around her. the authorities humiliated her further by attempting to make her wear only a tee shirt and diaper." an attempt to secure bail from her former attorney who offered up his manhattan apartment fell through. so now, the family is pleading

for donations writing "we are hoping that you will donate to help us pay for her bail so she can live at home before the trial. we need our mom here, without her, part of our family's life is missing." >> prosecutors say she ran a brothel for 15 years and claimed to have law enforcement connections. she has pleaded not guilty to low level felony charges of promoting prostitution. the duke and duchess of cambridge walked the red carpet, they saw "african cats" was a benefit for prince william's charity called tusk trust. for those who keep track, kate was wearing matthew williamson dress, william opted for a dark suit. they will celebrate the first wedding anniversary sunday. efr since their wegd the pressure has been on, william and kate to start a family.

day the royal couple looked the part of eager parents to be. both of them cooed over a baby at a reception honoring british soldiers. prince william held the boy in his arms and called him sweet. william and kate want children, but they also say they are not in a hurry. >> a montana mother is outraged over her daughter's experience with airport security agents in kansas. michelle bradmeyer said her 4-year-old went through security screening then ran back to the line to hug her grandmother because she had contact with someone, who had not been screened, security agents forced her to under go a pat down. >> i mean it was who are figure, her face like i will never forget the way her face looked when they were like standing over her and telling her to stop crying, she had no idea what was going on. they wouldn't let me tell her, they were trying to keep me back. you need to sit down right now, it was not like a polite, oh, here, honey you touched your

grandma, we have to check you. >> michelle says she had nightmares for five straight nights after that. the transportation security administration released a statement that says in part, tsa has recently implemented modified screening procedures of children 12 and under that will further reduce the need for a physical pat-down of kids. in this case, however, the child had completed screening but had contact with another member of her family who had not completed the screening process. tsa has reviewed the incident and determined that our officers followed proper current screening procedures in conducting a modified pat-down on the child. a little boy in china is feeling better after doctors removed a screw from his stomach. the 16-month-old swallowed the three quarter inch long screw on tuesday. his grandfather says he was playing in his room at the time, and an x-ray showed no sign of damage to the baby's stomach. doctors went on with the

surgery. the screw was removed without any complications and the boy is doing just fine. coming up a news4 i-team exclusive tonight. renters breaking the law, too many people living in homes. it's a problem affecting fairfax county, tonight the news4 i-team will take you undercover using h hidden cameras to catch illegal boarding homes. the county is cracking down, see what happens when we start asking questions. >> we want to talk to you about the fact you guys have been getting some complaints about the fact you're running an illegal boarding house. >> at 11:00 what the county says everyone from home owners to renters to neighbors need to know to avoid becoming the next victim. there is more to come on news4 at 4:00, if every day you feel sleep deprived, you're not alone. we'll tell you what a new sleep study says next. there is no crying in baseball, the viral video of the

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look ahead to the weekend. looking really mixed up. >> if you remember last weekend, as i head to the wall, we had a little bit of winter and summer. summer first and then the winter on sunday. this weekend, we get the chill really on saturday, but overall i'm comparing this weekend to one that is going to feel a lot like early spring. highs in the 50s on saturday. here is a look at the northeast and mid-atlantic, all in the 50s. raleigh, north carolina, at 71 degrees for a high temperature. sunday, sunday may be 61 degrees. we still have 70s to the south of us, 50s to the north. kind of trapped in cooler air this weekend with that front. meandering very close to us. as far as storm 4 radar goes, showers downed to south with that batch that is making its move toward norfolk and around areas of williamsburg, way down to the south.

we have some few isolated storms coming through west virginia, the bigger storms in kentucky and even a tornado warning north and east of london, kentucky. no storms for us. we just might get another stray shower coming through here. and that would be around 9:00 or so. clouds, those will be moving out after midnight, so you're going to start your day tomorrow mostly clear, with temperatures that will be in the 40s, mid-40s to around 50 degrees. it is, however, going to be a little breezy tomorrow. 42 to the north, frederick, maryland, 47 down south in fredericksburg to start your day. highs in the mid 60s. so i think we'll do a little better tomorrow we'll have sunshine around the area. here is saturday at noontime, there is the showers, bigger batch comes through for the afternoon, and for the evening hours on saturday. so saturday morning, could be dry, but definitely chilly. that four day forecast for you, tomorrow, high of 65, breezy 65. clouds and rain for saturday,

60% chance now, sunday is looking sunny, with a high of 64. early part of next week in the mid 70s, and you folks have been missing the warmth, 79 on wednesday, 84 for a high on thuthur -- thursday. the warmth returns. >> when there is it a tan 80, f start smiling. a rare white killer whale spotted off the coast of eastern russia in the pacific. >> it has a nickname, iceberg, an adult male, scientists say the only known all-white orca in the world. >> reporter: they didn't get a lot of film and were 50 yards away but then as an old whaleman might have said, he breaches. a killer whale or orca, the only all-white known to exist. the bull male in a pot of a dozen relatives cruising the northwest pacific on the russian

coast. >> just west of the aleutian islan islands. >> eric said the six foot fin of the whale they dubbed iceberg, suggests a mature giant. >> 16, 17 years old, probably 24, 25 feet long. >> weighing how much do you think? >> could be five or six tons. >> a big one but not herman melville's moby dick, the monster sperm whale with the forehead and deformed lower jaw. the ghostly enemy that drove ahab from obsession. >> i seek the white whale! to madness and his own doom. >> oh damn this whale! >> there is no obsession with iceberg, just excitement. >> a symbol of what is wild and beautiful, and extraordinary about nature.

>> and so rare. other whale species appear in white. all belugas, some humpback whails like this one frolicking off the barrier reef in australia. >> awesome. >> photos suggest iceberg that was seen in 2008, as far back as wa 2000. the scotland based researchers will look for him again to track his movements and listen to his family conversations. and to give iceberg and his relatives the best chance to stay alive, unlike ahab's plans for his white whale. >> we are not out to kill him. the opposite of moby dick. >> impressive video. >> beautiful. >> another expedition planned for the area in the next few weeks. scientists say if they find iceberg, they won't tag him, they'll learn what they can by shooting more video. coming up next on news4,

baseball fans will do anything to catch a foul ball, even let a little boy cry. we have that story straight ahead. plus, what is a rare 34 carat diamond fetch on the open market? we'll tell you. coming up at 5:00, breaking news, new details in the murder of a tourist in d.c., police believe that attack is linked to others in the same area. they have a warning. a local daycare ambushed by a man with a bat, we have details about the terrifying moments. tonight at 6:00, national security officials looking into threats linked to the upcoming anniversary of the

take a look at this, the rare pear cut diamond weighs nearly 35 carats, expected to sell for $4 million at auction in geneva next month. gemologists say one of the oldest diamonds in the world, with a history that dates back centuries. they say the jewel has been owned by four royal families. >> you needed a dress that big to pull that off. grown-ups made a little boy cry at a baseball game. happened at rant jers yankees game whether a player threw a foul ball in the stand. there little guy didn't catch

the ball. many folks including the tv announcer thought it was in poor taste the couple who did catch the ball didn't give it to the little kid. eventually he is smiling, someone with the rangers organization found out what happened, they got the boy a ball of his own allowing him to leave a big smile. everybody is happy now. i would be feeling guilty if i were the grown-ups. >> good for the rangers. >> good for the rangers. still ahead on news

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>> woman suing a catholic church and a school after she says she was fired for under going in vitro fertilization to try to conceive. the church says the decision was based on religious standings. >> reporter: 32-year-old emily hurks was diagnosed with infertility after the birth of her first child. wanting more children, they turned to invi vitro fertilization. she was a teacher at vincent depaul. for a year she tried to get pregnant but didn't. when she asked for time off to under go a second round, she was told her contract wouldn't be renewed. she said she met with the

pastor, asking him to reconsider, according to her lawsuit, he told her no, that she was a grave immoral sinner. several months later she appealed to the bishop but according to the lawsuit, the bishop refused saying in vitro is an intrinsic evil which means no circumstances can justify it. maryann case says a suit like this is far from cut and dry. >> no parts here that are just ordinary legal business. there are people with very strong stakes, personal, ideological, reiligious. >> emily claim she is a victim of discrimination. the school refused to comment. the diocese of south bend denies discrimination it is clear policies requiring teachers in their schools must as a condition of employment, have

knowledge of and respect for the catholic faith, and abite by the tenets of the catholic church. the diocese supports infertility treatments for employees but not in vitro which violates the right to life stance. adding the diocese views the core issue raised in the lawsuit as a challenge to the diocese's right as a religious employer to make religious based decisions consistent with the religious standards on an impartial basis. >> in her lawsuit, she says no embryos were destroyed during her fertility treatments, she wants her job back, asking for compensation for mental anguish and emotional distress. at 5:00, breaking news in the district. >> we're following two developing stories tonight, first police believe there is a link between the killing of a tourist and two other attacks. >> all of them happened within a

ten-mile radius in northwewashi. >> pat collins is outside d.c. police headquarters when the warning from the chief tonight, pat? >> reporter: jim, three attacks in 26 hours, in the same neighborhood. police looking into the possibility it could be the work of the same suspect. someone who sneaks up behind you and then uses a club to beat you over the head, for no particular reason at all. >> all three of these incidents occurred within a ten-block radius along the georgia avenue corridor and northwest, it appears preliminarily all three victims may have been walking alone at the time of the attack. >> 6:00 p.m. tuesday night, a 66-year-old white man beaten in the head in the alley in the 800 block of emmerson street northwest. he died at the scene. 3: