, the solidness of ac/dc.somewhere in that little mix. now, the great thing about our band is, obviously we feed off each other. we all have different influences anyway. so it's all a combination of our own influences that kind of end up where we are. >> i was looking at -- i just want to remind myself. i'm part of that mtv generation. so i grew up watching you guys, listening to you guys all the time in school. middle school and high school. but it was fascinating for me to go back and just do a little research. and you guys have done nine studio albums. and that number seemed really, really small to me. >> it is. >> over 35 years. so i was telling our producer, i was trying to juxtapose, as i was reading the research, how a band could sell 100 million records, become this iconic the world over and have only done nine studio records. obviously, you guys did the right ones, but -- >> sometimes we'd actually complete the records. >> it just seems the impact that you had just seems almost bigger than nine studio

ac/dc is our band. he introduced me to it. i have been listening since probably the day i was born.ause he even said he used to bounce me around in my mom's stomach with the radio turned up and ac/dc playing. i loved him. he was my father. that's who he was. and i will always love and miss him. >> several hours after the shooting, carmac turned herself in though police. she pled guilty to second degree manslaughter and was sentenced to eight years in prison. she spent most of the following year in a juvenile detention facility and was released to a halfway house on probation shortly after turning 18. carmac violated her probation by not taking her medication. >> told my director i stopped taking my medication because it wasn't helping me. i need counselling and stuff like that. that's when my probation officer she came in a little after that and she tells her i stopped taking my medication and i refused to take my medication and she puts the cuffs on me. it's not that i refused my medication. i would have taken if i had known all of this was going to happen. >> the judge will review

." ♪ i'm on the h ♪ >>> well, there may have been no speed limits on the highway to held for ac/dc but american drivers they are getting a hard lesson about speed traps. >> the critics say they are gotcha traps that are more about lining the pockets of police officer officers. here's abc's report. >> reporter: you are driving on vacation and the speed limit suddenly drops for a short stretch and waiting under the sign is a friendly police officer writing tickets like there's no tomorrow. meet kurt, a retired cop. >> i said when i got a chance to speak out about it that i would. >> reporter: he said cities and counties make lots of money from speed traps like shooting fish in a barrel. but across the country tourists and other drivers are fighting back reporting more than 82,000 speed traps since 2000 to the national speed traffic exchange warning other families on the roads. houston ranks number one with nearly 500 reported since 2000. but the police lights are flashing all across the country. along i-71 in lynn dale, ohio, the speed drops to 60 for 14 seconds on the highway. and befor

i'm on the highway to hell >>> well, there may have been no speed limits on the highway to hell for ac/dcs, they're getting a hard lesson about speed traps. >> critics say they're more about raising revenue and lining the pockets of police officers. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: we know. sometimes it can be so unfair. you are driving on summer vacation. and the speed limit drops for a very short stretch. and waiting under the sign is a friendly police officer, writing tickets like there's no tomorrow. meet curt, a retired area cop. he says cities and counties make big money from speed traps. and it's like shooting fish in a barrel. >> it's like dirty secrets. >> reporter: across the country, tourists and other drivers are fighting back. reporting more than 82,000 speed traps since 2000, to the national speed trap exchange, warning other families on the roads. houston ranks number one, with nearly 500 reported since 2000. but the police lights are flashing all across the country. along i-71, in lynn dale, ohio, the speed drops to 60 for about 14 seconds on the highway. and befo