they're now 4 bucks instead of 2. $50. aaa says the key to a peaceful ride is to hit the road during off peak hours. and more people will be traveling this year than last because gas prices are down. right now, the average price for a gallon of regular in the district is $3.76. in maryland, it's 3 b$3.64. prices at the pump have been falling for the past seven weekses in a row, down about 40 cents there their highs in early april. not everyone is heading out of town for the weekend, though. derrick ward joins us live from bell haven marina with more on what's going on around here. >> reporter: well, as you said, a lot of people are indeed getting out. and finding modes of transportation either on the roadways because of those lower gas prices or on the boats. key thing is to find your own unique way to observe it.

some folks are firing up the grill early. this weekend, these prime picnic spots at oath potomac mark will be hard to come by but not today. >> it's a beautiful area, beautiful neighborhood, beautiful pavilion. >> reporter: lots of us will be grilling at home and needless to say, where there's fire, there's a need to be safe with it. d.c.'s fire and rescue workers don't want to show up at your backyard cookout unless of course you invite them. >> make sure they don't set the grill up too close to the house. keep small children away from the grill. have am extinguisher device somewhere handy. >> reporter: the fire chief is fresh for making a splash at the opening of the outdoor pool season. and a new pool in the rose dale section northeast. summertime means summer jobs and d.c. parks and recs are looking for lifeguards to keep pool customers safe. summer is their peak season.

they're looking to hire more than 240 lifeguards. >> come on down. you don't even have to know how to swim. we'll get you certified. >> reporter: the getting out of town was tricky early. 780,000 residents are taking it to the roads. lower gas prices help, but others will trade the water way for the roadway. >> washington is a big city when you're out on the water, even under the woodrow wilson bridge, you feel like you're a million miles away. >> he won't be going a million miles away, but ultimately tom callahan's weekend plans involve the roadway and waterways. >> tomorrow the family and i whether trailer this will down to the creek and go across the bay to tangier islands. >> reporter: we're looking at national harbor and they're kicking off a weekend of events, too. ariel dancers inside the atrium and all kinds of reasons to get over there. either by water or by land.

and the key thing to remember is to be safe. its warmer than it has been, so make sure you stay hydrated and have sunscreen. derrick ward, news 4. well, the unofficial start of summer will feel like summer. temperatures are going to take off into the 90s, folks. doug is kicking off his backyard weather coverage from ocean city. >> reporter: a great day down here in ocean city. that's right, kicking off the unofficial start of summer and, yes, kicking off our backyard weather. we're coming to people's backyards alling a cross the area right on through the end of the summer. take a look down the board walk, here it is on friday before the weekend and we have a lot of people out here already. take it a look at the numbers across the area. currently out at the airport, we're sitting into the 80s. 84 degrees the current number right now with winds out of the south at about 12 miles per hour. do poi due point is 70 so warm and

humid. in the 80s all across the area. 82 back to the west. out there towards winchester, cull pepeppe culpepper, 86. on the satellite, no rain across the region after a lot of rain last couple of days. we'll be drying out just in time for the holiday weekend. we are expecting as you mentioned, though, for those temperatures to get close to that 90 degree range. we'll talk much more about that and then, guy, we'll head into sport land right here. we'll show you a brand new attraction that may have you jumping out of your seat. just a little bit. >> all right 37. thanks. undercover officers helped catch a mother who used her 6-year-old son to steal an iphone fp pat collins is live where the sting operation took place. >> reporter: thieves will do just about anything to get your

iphone. but according to these court documents, one woman took to a whole new level. >> i keep it zipped up right in here. >> i keep it tight in my hand or in my pocket. >> reporter: what do you do to keep someone from stealing your iphone? >> nobody's going to steal an iphone. it's all about the guns. >> reporter: it's no secret that iphone thefts are a big problem in our city. above and below ground. thieves take them out of your bag. snatch them out of your hand. you set your iphone down in the wrong place, and there's a good chance you'll be using someone else's phone to call 911. what happened here at 14th and park wood place northwest takes the cake. police say a woman used her 6-year-old son, her 6-year-old son, to steal an iphone. but i'm getting way ahead of this story. police have tried all sorts of

things to curtail iphone thefts. metro transit police have used decoys down under and when the crook grabs the phone, the cops grab the crook. that's what d.c. police did wednesday afternoon they had an undercover officer here pretending to be asleep with his right hand next to his iphone. they say the woman comes along with her 6-year-old son and tells the little boy to grab the iphone and grab the iphone he did. the woman, that young and the stolen iphone continue up 14th street. they turn around and seat undercover officer is getting up, they drop the phone but it's tight later on cops move in and make the arrest. stealing an iphone is one thing. using a 6-year-old boy to do it --

>> wow. bad participantsin bad parenting. >> it's sad. >> reporter: the 29-year-old mother has been charged with theft and contributing to the delink quefrdefense cit delink defenwlinlink convince c. a prince county woman is under arrest for trying to snatch a baby boy from a bus. terrie wilder was kicked off an omni link bus this morning. investigators tell us she grabbed a young woman's baby carrier and tried to take off with the mother's 6 month old baby. when police came to confront wilder, they say she punched an officer in the face face. a developing story in miami where people on board an american airlines flight had to stop an unruly passenger. flight 320 had just arrived at

miami from mondjamaica. ryan snyder got up and started moving swiftly toward the cockpit. passengers jumped in to action to help the crew keep snyder away from the cockpit door. the plane made it safely to the gate and smi dnyder was arreste. snyder was not on the no fly list. he'll face a judge next would he be. arraignment for the man charged with murdering a 6-year-old has been delayed. etan patients oig vanished while walking to the bus top 33 years ago today. police say 51-year-old pedro hernandez confessed to luring the child into a building, choking him, and dumping his body in the trash. hernandez is currently in the hospital and is on suicide watch. so the court proceedings have been delayed and will happen from his bedside. hernandez reportedly gave details of what happened the day patz disappeared. >> hernandez described to the detectives how he lured young etan from the school bus stop at

west broad way and prince street. with the promise of a soda. >> patz was the first missing child to appear on a milk carton. still no verdict after six days of deliberations in the john edwards corruption trial. for the second day in a row, the former presidential candidate and his daughter stepped out of the courthouse to watch part of the acc baseball tournament in greensboro. edwards is accused of misusing campaign money to hide his pregnant mistress in '08. he faces 30 years in prison if convicted. the jury will reconvene on tuesday. more fallout from a federal investigation into vincent gray's 2010 campaign for mayor. today the chairman of the former mayor adrian fenty's re-election campaign is demanding answers following the scandal. tom sherwood has the latest. >> reporter: on the wmau politics hour friday, veteran d.c. political figure bill lightwood, fenty's campaign

chairman, says he was stunned by the scheme to secretly funnel money to minor candidate brown. >> mr. gray ran on a platform of in-ttegrity and it's hypocritic when they were not. >> reporter: howard brooks and thomas gore each pleaded guilty to secretly funding brown part of a wider criminal probe of gray's campaign donations and expenses and a possible shadow campaign. >> let's not minimize what occurred here. it was a deception of the public. it's deceiving the public which is a major crime when you're talking about elections. and the fundamental bedrock of our democracy is having an open and honest election. >> reporter: he says it's possible gray knew or did nothing illegal. but many fenty campaign workers with a like to hear from mayor gray. >> our view is let the u.s. attorney do what he's got to do. we don't though if he's innocent yet. but i do think it's time that

the mayor tell us what he knows. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood ur, news 4. mayor fenty has never spoken publicly about the gray scandal and mayor gray on vice fradvice counsel has refused to comment. a new type of deit ter geit posing a threat. >> and why an old recording could tie man son as to even more crimes. and an historic catch 200 miles above earth. details on the first ever commercial space vehicle and what it means for the futur

the memorial day weekend isn't keeping metro from doing its track work. four lines will close tonight at 10:00. buses will get you around those closures. trains will also single track on the red line between four rest glenn and tacoma. closures will last through the holiday on monday. history was made at the international space station today. astronauts received hair first ever commercial delivery when

space x dragon capsule docked late this morning. the privately owned spacecraft is dropping off 1,000 pounsd of supplies. this is the first commercial venture for nasa which ended its shuttle program last year. tom, how has this mission gone so far? >> reporter: the mission has been nearly flawless. a couple of minor technical glichls as th glitches, but they were resolved. i think this will go down as one of the most important days in history. not as important as the first landing on the moon of course, but the bottom line is nasa today had a paradigm shift. the commercial sector starting to take over missions to the space staying ation and eventuae hope is manned missions. and what's really amazing is that this up start company only ten years old and founded by a now 40-year-old was the first to get it, the first it get to the station lead, beating out

lockheed martin and boeing and other competitors. so a major development and how space x has written the hayeser to books. >> nasa said that it will rely on commercial flights. what can we expect in the years to come? >> reporter: >> reporter: president obama has really challenged nasa to think differently, to go deep space and let the private sector, the commercial sector take care of going to low earth orbit like the space station. so the idea is nasa should focus on the moon and mars and maybe on an asteroid. maybe landing men or women as well on not only mars some day, but an asteroid. maybe going back to the moon. so it's the big picture going deep and hopefully the private sector will do what space x is d. today and continue to repeat it. >> exciting day. tom, great to see you.

>> i'll see you in the cafeteria. >> that's right. mac and cheese on me. you can catch tom's full report at 7:00 right here on nbc nightly news. weshlit's the start of our backyard weather summer series. >> and tonight doug is live in ocean city as people flock to the beach to celebrate the memorial holiday. and doug is already starting. >> board walk already fairly packed. we'll take you inside right now. i want to show you a new attraction. this a little bit on the scary side. you see those zombie things coming at you all the time? you get inside one of those booths, this completely different. you talk about a 3d effect. it's exactly what this has.

ready for this? i'm going to let my friends takes over for the rest. we'll show you what the weather is going be like. out there right now, temperatures into the 80s across the area. we're currently sitting at 84 degrees at the airport with winds out of the south at 12 miles per hour. but notice that 70 degree due you point right now. extremely warm. and extremely humid outside right now. temperatures across the rest of the region, look like this. we're look at temperatures around 82 back towards win chess terks 28 as well. take a look at the heat index. i think we'll be even warmer this this weekend. fredericksburg the a 91 degrees.

nothing to show you on radar, but eastern shore did have a few showers a little bit early. and a ton of cops and a lot of speed traps out there this afternoon. warm and humid, but no real chances for significant rain right on through the next couple of days. maybe a few sis lalted showers most likely in the mountains. but right now in the d.c. area looking a-okay. as far as the day on sunday and monday, we look at a system down to the south, a subtropical system that should stay well to our south. but if you're say kaging down and through the outer banks or maybe south carolina, you may run in to a little bit in the way of rain on your sunday and maybe even into memorial day. temperatures out there this evening will be quite nice. items lated shower, mild and humid. 73 to about 78.

tomorrow morning on a very mild note. 64 to 69. but watch out if a little bit of fog and that fog could linger for the next couple of mornings out there. tomorrow afternoon, warm and humid and once again the showers should be out there towards the mountains. temperatures 82 to 8 #, but a heat index above 90 tomorrow for many areas. if usual heading down it to the beach, 68 degree water temperature. but take a look at the next couple of days. looking at temperatures into the low 80s. 74 on saturday, 76 on sunday, 77 on monday. so actually mid to upper 70s with low 80s in-wlapd. but the weather looks fantastic. a high of 89 on sunday, 90 on monday. this is in-land now and 91 on tuesday. once again very humid conditions. so looking hot for the first unofficial week he said end of

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turning to sports. >> dan is here with in case you missed it. >> choosing from a horn of plenty. some things you've never seen before from a frisbee.

great kofl shgolf shots but fir attack of the killer bees. quite a sight at coarse field. an attack of a swarm of bees just outside the rockies dugout. the fans didn't seem to mind and the photographer was able to do his work will anyway. still, there was something there that the bees liked. until a member of the grounds crew showed up with a big old vacuum and sucked them all away. some great catch this is week starting with a teamwork catch by a couple of fans at yankee stadium. the reds joey votto with the foul and the dad and his son do the rest. how did votto find a couple of reds fans in the stand at yankee stadium? the pirates andrew mccutchen didn't need any teamwork against

the nationals. adam laroche with the drive. back against the wall, leaps, the ball off his grulove but ge it on the way down. mission accomplished. it's time for this fan in cincinnati to play the lottery. now it's one thing to catch mike complete's home run ball in the stands. it's another when the very next batter hits to basically the same spot. and caleb lloyd makes the catch again. pretty impressive. so much that you'd think he does it all the time. even more luck on the golf course. j.j. henry on the fifth hole from 163 yards out at the byron nelson. lands on the green. and gets quite a roll. all the way into the jar for the hole in one. if you think that wasn't luck, check out henry's reaction. even he can't believe it. you remember the famous howard cosell boxing call?

down goes frazier. from his fight against muhammad ali, of course. in the kings playoff series, it was deja vu. the hit on the kings collin frazier into the day owities bench a coyotes bench and down goes frazier ppd and finally rush of our frisbee favorite. this time his tricks are on the basketball court. bounces one in. manages to make it without even looking it at the basket. and then he takes it outside and throws it the strength of the court almost perfect. not long enough for you? how about this. in case you missed it. you you have now seen it all. >> you have to wonder if the frisbee stuff is real theatrics. >> good stuff. thanks. coming up next, deter gept

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some say it's fun to play with and it might look like candy, but definitely not for kids. >> and now tide is making changes to its new detergent product after it made hundreds of children sick. more what parents should know about thosed pods. richard. >> reporter: this is it, this is what all the fuss is about. the issues with these deter gge

pods. so many children have become sick, parents are urged to lock up their lawn country undry det. >> it feels soft and distinguish shall . >> reporter: what you can't tell is that these pods are dangerous. and many children are putting the packets in their mouths. the casing dissolves in water. >> it looks like it could be yogurt. >> reporter: nationwide nearly 300 kids have consumed or come in contact with the highly concentrated liquid detergent. the effects are immediate. vomiting, rash, eye irritation and in extreme cases trouble breathing. the national capital poison control center is fielding the calls. in the d.c. metro area, the detergent packs have made four children sick. the victim mostly complain of burning eyes. >> we also had a case of a child

who had red skin where the detear gent touched their skin. sglits's kind of cool and kind of squishy. feel goods. >> reporter: you like to play with something like that? >> yes. >> reporter: but it's in the just the detergent packs that some say attractions kids. the container is also appealing. >> yeah, it looks like a cookie jar. that's right. and it opens all the way. >> reporter: the makers of tide have promised to create a new lid and redesign the packets. >> do you want to touch it? >> no. >> sorry. >> that's one smart little boy right there. procter & gamble hopes to release the new design for these bo pods in the next few weeks, but in the meantime, if your child comes in contact with the detergent, first you should wash it out immediately and then give

them a call, 100-222-1222. ji crime connection? police in fairfax county are trying to figure out if a stack and shooting are related. the shooting victim turned up at the fairfax county general district court around midnight. he told police a friend drove him there after he was shot and n. chantilly. a short time later, another man arrived at fair oaks hospital after being stabbed. he also told police it happened in chantilly. police say neither victim is being cooperative. they believe both know each other and that the confrontation started at a bar. both are expected to be okay. attorneys for george hughley want their client's conviction to be thrown out. they filed a motion in a charlottesville court today. huguely was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend y d yeardley love.

they say there were trial errors and he deserve as new trial. and the jurors were given imp o improper instruction. hug lighleuely is scheduled to sentenced in august. police tell us a mother used her 6-year-old son to steal an iphone. d.c. undercover officers set up a sting on wednesday, an officer pretendsed to be asleep on the sidewalk with his phone by his side. the woman told her son to get the phone. he did. police arrested her a shorts time later. a canadian man is facing charges for rushing a cockpit. the flight had just landed in miami when police say ryan snyder got out of his seat and moved toward the front of the plane. other passengers helped detain him. snyder will face a judge next week. >> more americans hitting the highway this memorial day than last partly because gas prices are lower than this time last year. the price at the pump has fallen each week for the past seven weeks according to aaa.

now let's fast forward to the weather with doug. >> reporter: a beautiful afternoon. seabreeze kicked in. now that's bringing in cooler air. if 00 you are coming down toward the beach, you may still want to bring a sweater or sweat shirt. we're right here on the board walk, but three staples. dolle's, dumpster's dairy land, and then one of my personal favorites r favorites, thrasher's french frieses. we've already put down a bucket of those. as far as the temperatures, we're on the warm side especially inland and pnot just. heat index in the 90s already. we're sitting at 93 degrees. a little earlier, 92 in fredericksburg, 90 back to the west this leesburg.

very warm and humid the next couple days. so drink plenty of water. put on plenty of sunscreen. i think we'll see a lot of burns this weekend. we'll be back in just a little while. >> bring us a bucket of thrashers. >> yeah. next on news 4, more trouble for a former penn state football coach, why his charity for troubled kids is shutting down. it's a hot new restaurant, but it doesn't take reservations. so is green pig bistro

the green pig bistro recently opened amend there's a steady flow of hungry customers. >> but what's the buzz?

tom takes us inside to find out. >> reporter: green pig opened in april in the former american flat bread digs and immediately became the talk of the town. instead of wall pain, the new restaurant uses pages torn from joy of cooking to dress up the interior. a choice of freely, still or sparkling water, cocktails show skill and the menu sdpts play it safe but encourages you to try something different. like crispy pork tack companies that come three to an order and get their crunch from pig ears. or savory rabbit cake with mayonnaise and mustard and rounded out with carrots. and smoky apple sauce. be sure to ask for warm corn bread. the com bin nabination of the s and corn bread makes any day

palatable. fill up on the fresh strawberries and whipped cream. you'll want to show up early in this no reservations restaurant. the line starts here. >> you can read the complete review this weekend in "washington post" magazine. >> and for more, check out nbcwashington.com. up next, a high school football star convicted of a crime he didn't commit. how a facebook message helped him prove his innocence. living the american dream. how this local event is bringing people from all walks of life together

the charity for troubled youth started by former penn state football assistant jerry sandusky seek court approval to shut down. the second mile says it has been financially crippled by the scandal involving it founder.

donor support has dried up and there are no more child referrals. the clarity wants to transfer its programs to a youth ministry based in texas. a california man's exonerated ten years after a high school friend falsely accused him of kidnap and rape. 26-year-old brian banks spent five years in jail after taking a plea deal to avoid a life sentence. after he was payrolled, his accuser reached out to him on facebook. he hired a private investigator to videotape their meeting where she recanted her story. >> it was my story against hers and unfortunately, my story was never heard at the time. >> banks had hoped for a career in the nfl. something he still says he wants. memorial day is a time to remember and honor those who have lost their lives in combat. there are events plan fld our

ar planned in our area and across the country. jane watrel has more. >> reporter: there there are no shortage of events and concerts this memorial day weekend to honor the fallen, but there's one this particular that will be taking place tomorrow afternoon on the west end of the national mall. outwhat you 21 reverse for a saturday concert near the vietnam wall. memorial day weekend is special for this former army reservest who lost both legs in iraq. his goal is to influence others dealing with physical challenges. >> don't ever stop trying to do what you used to do before. you may have to do it differently, but you find a new normal and that's what fulfills your life, not how many legs you have or anything like that. >> reporter: the audience will mostly be made up of vietnam veterans. they'll congregate at the wall where the names of the fallen are etched in stone.

>> it's just a remembrance of all the people that we were with and the ones that we've lost. >> reporter: the holiday weekend also brings in tourists who want to head to the monument's memorials and statues that honest or the nation's war dead. >> to actually be here, you know, you see a lot of war veterans. so it is very moving. >> reporter: also in town, thousands of veterans on motorcycleses. part of the 25th anniversary of rolling thunder. the very reason the concert sk he is being held. music a big part of many veterans as they heal the scars of war. >> it was a good part of my rehab because it was one of those things that i was scared to try to do but you just have to get out there and do it. and once i started playing, we've been continuing to rock and write songs.

>> reporter: movie and tv star gary sinise will also be bringing his band to that concert on saturday and then on sunday night, there will be a concert that's an annual one broadcast on pbs on the national mall, memorial day concert that will take place here on sunday night. reporting live, jane watrel. back to you. what a great town. thank you, jane. going outside now to our backyard weather. >> doug is live in ocean city with your holiday forecast. >> reporter: we're kicking off memorial day weekend, we'll be coming out to houses all across the area. today we're in the backyard of the mayor of ocean city, this is mayor richard meehan. and mr. mayor, you have so many things going on this year before i've been coming down here for my entire life which is about 14 years. but you have a lot of stuff going on. and the new boardwalk. >> yes, we've rebuilt the total downtown area and we stopped

about somerset street, started again at 16th street, we'll come back and backfill that in this fall. but it's solid, brand new, replaced all the pilings. it's good over in how. >> don't have to worry about any 134ri7 splinters. and this is memorial day week d weekend. you have something big on monday. >> this is a weekend for everybody to party, but also remember those that gave their lives fighting for this country. well, on monday at 12 noon, we'll unveil 100 yard flag, american flag on the beach. so we need people to show up about 11:30, we'll use all volunteers, going to take about 250 people to hold this flag and roll it out. we'll let that flag stand on the beach and play the anthem in the background. a great experience. >> i'm sure it will be. good luck in 2012. it flew by look that. i'll see you tomorrow which is next year. >> going to be a great summer. >> and fan static weekend. let's show you the weekend

forecast. temperatures are on the nice side, of course on the warm side inland. talking about temperatures in the 80s. but temperatures overnight tonight down into the 60s. 60 down toward the eastern shore. 65 down toward the river. tomorrow look at these numbers. i high highs close to 90 degre. but a heat index that will be in the low 90s during the day tomorrow. very similar to where we are today, but a little warmer. how about 89 on sunday, 09 on mond 90 on monday, 19 91 on tuesday. a chance of a few shower, but nothing too widespread. wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures still around 80 degrees or better. guys, you've met my wife, i want to show you theres it is the backyard weather. we want to come to your

backyard. i want to introduce you to my kuz contin cousin, tom, who had a little mishap with a seagull. that's how it happens here on live television. >> got to watch those seagulls when you're near the sea. >> i think that's good luck, right? >>s it is supposed to be. >> that's right, that's good luck. >> thank you, doug. we'll see in you a bit. in we could has special meaning to people fairfax county. 57 people were sworn in as new u.s. citizens. erica gonzalez has their stories. >> mexico, morocco -- >> reporter: this is what ap-american looks like. and this. and this. >> sudan. >> reporter: 75 people from 33 countries gathered at the fairfax county government center to become naturalized united states citizens. they were sworn under oath. >> i will support and defend --

>> reporter: and pledge their allegiance to this country. >> my fellow americans -- >> reporter: cing manage collins makes it is a point to attend every year. >> you took that oath and that makes you as american as me. >> reporter: originally from great britain, andrew says becoming a u.s. citizen a about paving a way for his family and playing an active role in society. >> it's such an incredible honor that when you don't have it, you hunger for it and 16 years being a kind of partial participant in the democracy can be frustrat g frustrating. >> reporter: for others it's honoring the sacrifices hair parent mass for them and moving forward with the american dream. maria says it was the hardest thing to leave her family in peru 12 years ago. but she wanted more opportunities for her son.

and today he became an american. >> by not only integrating myself to this will culture, but representing where i came from and kind of merging both of them. my american culture and my peruian culture. that's what keep this country beautiful. >> reporter: erica gonzalez, new 4/. still ahead, new evidence could tie the man son family to more murders. and at 6:00, a kitchen fire in virginia turns deadly. vice president biden got emotional talking to military families. and a warning for all of you who like to put the pedal to the metal. we'll tell you where you're most likely to get pulled over.

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for years there were rumors of and you h audio recordings from charlie man son's right hand man. >> they're hoping they will shed light on other possible unsolved crimes. >> reporter: arrested 43 years ago and in prison for life, he  was the man the infamous charles

manson september on the most toe tore yus murder rampage. it's long been suspect the m manson family convicted even more murders before arrested. did he vehe reveal to his attor? that's the renewed sus pish shop. they want to listen to eight hours of recordings with his attorney. lapd learned watson waved his attorney/client privilege only so key facilitate a book and after the death, the tape came into the possession of a bankruptcy trustee. lapd wants the recordings in order to determine if information regarding unsolved murders was included. four years ago, a search dog trained to detect human remains indicated locations to search

near death valley at the barker ranch where the manson family hid out. exploratory excavation turned up nothing, but some believe it did not go deep enough. in prison for life, watson found religion and started an bounding love ministries. on his website at the time of the dig, watson posted his definitive statement. i have no knowledge of any murt committed by the manson family other than those which have already been prosecuted. before accepting that lapd wants to hear what he told his lawyer. >> a hearing on tuesday will determine if lapd can get those audio reportings. now at 6:00, a monday arrested in an undercover sting in d.c. a woman was captured after allegedly trying to snap a baby on a bus. and a new police sting, this time 56-year-old child call up in the crime.