we have the top stories now from fairfax. >> reporter: this was the moment that cost the faa's top administrator his job, but this 25 seconds of police dash cam video was also used in court today to clear randy babbitt of all charges. he stepped down from his high-profile post in early december after being charged with drunk driving and accused of driving the wrong way on the highway. >> i'm just happy to have it behind me candidly. it's a tough time and there's a lot of press and a lot of reaction. i'm glad it's over, glad it's been adjudicated and i'm ready to get back to work in aviation. >> the video shows him making a normal left turn into an office complex driveway. the officer pulled him over for driving the wrong way on the road. babbitt had just left a nearby dinner party where he had two and a half to three glasses of wine over the course of the evening. once pulled over, the officer gave him a breath test, he

registered .07,nd the legal limit. another officer pulled over and they used his equipment and he registered at .08, just at the legal limit. >> in this situation, there was no reason to stop him in the first place. police can't stop people on a hunch. that's a profile-type of stop and it's illegal. >> you're allowed one shot, not to keep going back to get better and better results. >> even though cleared, he still doesn't regret his decision to stem down from the faa. >> i made the decision to step down. i didn't want any of this to in any way take away from the work

that the good people at the faa were doing. >> a life sentence for a man convicted of killing a state trooping outside an appleby's. today a prince georges county judge sentenced williams to life in jail plus 25 years. he shot trooper brown. brown kicked williams out for being disruptive. williams came back with a gun and shot brown. trooper brown's partner reacted to the sentence. >> to have someone, anyone to die around you but then have a partner who you cared for, that cared for everyone else take his last breath in your arms is something you can't tell anybody how you feel about that. it's something that you carry with you all the time, something i carry with me every day. >> brown's fiancee says justice has finally been served. williams maintained his innocence and did not speak before today's sentencing. his attorney plans to appeal.

>> 19-year-old michael davis is charged with first degree murder in the death of gary dedrick. he's charged with two other hammer attacks in the same neighborhood. both of the other victims survived. davis is the brother of two nfl stars, 49ers tight end vernon davis and dolphins corner back vonte davis. >> day after getting a new five-year contract, d.c. police chief kathy lanier is denouncing a new report she doesn't live in the district, calling it a really cheap shot and disputed her police sergeant boyfriend benefits from extra overtime pay. >> reporter: d.c. police chief kathy lanier took all kind of questions thursday on her monthly appearance on wtop radio. >> when they're playing at home, is there less crime? >> reporter: but she became the

most animated when she was asked about a front page story in the "washington times" that said her police sergeant boyfriend earned $34,000 in overtime, suggesting there might be favoritism in the special operating division. >> i think it's a really cheap shot at my personal life. all the benefits that every member of the department gets are codified in law and they all get the same benefits. it can't be manipulated. to suggest i manipulated particular sergeant's benefits is absolutely absurd. >> reporter: the article also suggested that the chief actually lives with her boyfriend in the maryland house they own together. by law she must live in the district. >> they also say we live together. >> we don't live together. >> do you own a house with him? >> i own a house with him. when i refinanced, i had to pay extra fees because it's not my primary residence.

>> reporter: where is your primary residence. it's in the district of columbia where i've lived since 2007. >> you live in the city, you pay income taxes to the district of columbia. >> that's correct. that's correct. lots of them. >> lanier says she's on call 24 hours a day so it makes sense to live in the district, even if she didn't have to. she said it's not a commuter's job. >> she sure doesn't seem to be backing away from questions on this issue. >> no, she was pretty straight forward for several minutes about it on the radio. >> thank you, tom. >> new details about a foiled bombing plot in yemen. the double agent -- british intelligence played a crucial role in recruiting that spy.

mitt romney denies reports he was a bully in high school and didn't know some of his classmates were gay. a report in "the washington post" described romney's time as a prestigious boarding school in michigan nearly 50 years ago. sources say they held down a student and cut off his bleach blond hair. reports suggested he was bullied because he was gay. romney said he didn't remember the incident but apologized saying some. pranks may have gone too far. >> the marriage endorsement could get its first big test tonight as the president attends several fund-raisers out west. steve handelsman has now from capitol hill. steve? >> reporter: now we know it wasn't a trial balloon, at least not one sent up by the obama reelection effort or the white house itself when joe biden went on "meet the press" sunday to say he was comfortable with gay

marriage. it was joe biden being joe biden. that's why he apologized. but it did force the president's hand. the president said he decided months ago that he'd changed his mind and accepted gay marriage but didn't plan to reveal it yesterday but he did because biden opened his mouth on "meet the press" sunday. now let's talk about the interparty politics of this. both parties in the presidential campaign are being cautious but already trying to take advantage of the issue of same-sex marriage. barack obama headed to the west coast for three fund-raisers, one hosted by actor george clooney, where the president's decision to back same-sex marriage is sure to get a warm reception and help raise millions in cold campaign cash. his election web site is trumpeting his surprise announcement. >> it was moving, it was historic. >> big name democrats deny it was political but claim it reveals the president's character to voters.

>> who he is, what he stands for, what he believes, what he thinks is right for america, our families, our values. >> reporter: mitt romney plans to make gay marriage more of an issue. >> he believes marriage should be between a man and a woman. that was president obama's decision up until 24 hours ago and this will be another bright line difference in this campaign. >> reporter: house speaker boehner claims he doesn't want to fight over marriage. >> president can talk about it all he wants. i'm going to stay focused on what the american people want us to stay focused on and that's job. >> reporter: but boehner allowed a house vote to support the defense of marriage act that defines marriage as heterosexual. voters reacted to the president's move. in boston -- >> he's trying to please everyone. >> in north carolina -- >> it might shift some people's opinions toward the president. >> in atlanta -- >> i recognize it's a political minefield. >> actually, maybe not. >> is it a big issue by

november? i don't think so. this is a campaign that's going to be won and lost and waged on the economy. >> reporter: unless it's super close in november. both sides figure only a very small percentage of voters will decide based on the marriage issue. from capitol hill, i'm steve hand els man. >> parts of our region are divided on same-sex marriage. we'll have a full report coming up in our next half hour. >> the justice department going after an arizona sheriff for promoting racial profiling. the feds filed a lawsuit against maricopa county joe arpayo. many people had been searched and arrested even though they are u.s. citizens. the county refused an obama administration request to train deputies on how to avoid profiling. >> senator bob dole of illinois

says his bill is essential to protect health care for underprivileged women. under the law health care providers would not lose federal funding just because they offer services related to abortions. us unlikely other republicans will let that bill get to the house floor for a vote. >> at the closing bell the dow was up nearly 20 points. investor concerns about the european market kept it from being higher. tech stocks closed down under one point and the nasdaq off by one point. >> some lucky military mothers, grandmothers and children visited ut white house today. kids got to create mother's day cards and gifts in the estate dining room and then moved to the east room to present gifts to their mother. she thanked the mothers for their strength and service while their loved ones are overseas.

>> your sons and daughters, their choice to represent the country is a reflection of their love. >> they assembled hundreds of care packages for mothers and wives who have loved ones overseas. >> no pressure here, aaron. we have a perfect weekend out here planned. if it was going to be raining or cold, i'd be feeling the heat. but out there right now, it is a little bit on the chilly side. 66 degrees doesn't sound chilly, but when you add in a 20 to 30 mile-an-hour wind, that's what we're seeing out there now, it is a little on the cool side. and now 70 down towards fred ricksberg. is going to be a cool night tonight and a chilly start to

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search and rescue teams found that russian airplane that disappeared yesterday during a test flight over indonesia. it apparently slammed into a dormant volcano. it was brand new, the first passenger jet built in russia since the fall of the soviet union two decades ago. 48 people were on board. rescuers do not spexpect to fin any survivors. >> there are at least 55 dead, hundreds injured. tonight the white house has confirmed twin suicide bombings. we report from cairo. >> reporter: two suicide car bombs exploded thursday morning in the syrian capital of damascus killing more than 50 people and wounding more than 370. the explosions took place in a district in the syrian capital that houses a military

intelligence complex believed to be the intended target. but syrian media says the majority of those killed were all civilians. the syrian government blamed the explosions on terrorists they said had been on a 14-month uprising trying to destabilize the country. they say they were trying to demonize the opposition and create a sense of fear and instability in the country. the united nations and the united states both condemned the attacks saying it does not serve the interests of the syrian people. >> any and all violence that results in the indiscriminate killing and injury of civilians is reprehensible and cannot be justified. >> many critics are saying today's deadly attack has been the latest signal a u.n.-brokered peace deal has all been collapsed. >> all 16 people on board this helicopter are safe tonight

after being rescued from the north sea. the chopper carrying the 14 oil workers and crew made an emergency landing off the coast of scotland today. two rescue helicopters picked up the crew and passengers. and a dust storm hit tucson yesterday. there were wind gusts higher than 50 miles an hour. there were no reports of major damage. all the weather issues we have around here from time to time, dust storms not on our list. >> now. we've talked about this before. you know what they're called? >> oh! >> i know you know, doreen. >> it's a great name and i can't think of it. >> it's haboobs. they get them -- we see more and more pictures of them. >> you tell me that one time i'm going to remember it. >> i thought i would remember

it. >> a dust storm now is called a -- >> haboob. >> we never have anything like that around here. that is the good news, just not enough dust or sand to get something like that in our area. it always happens out there towards the west and the deserts. even in the plains sometimes. high temperatures up near 70 today. it is simply gorgeous right now. but it is a little windy. you look at this and say, well, 70 is quite nice. average high is 74 degrees and today was the coolest day of the month after a fairly cool start. it's going to be a chilly night tonight. will you need the jacket as you step out this evening and step out during the morning tomorrow. the wind still gusting to near 30 miles an hour. temperatures right now 61 in hagerstown, 61 in winchester, 66 in culpepper and out there

toward the eastern shore, 66 in easton, 64 in cambridge. a lot of people saying how about the eastern shore? the weather out there is going to be fantastic over the next couple of days. if you're thinking about heading down toward the chesapeake, it's looking very good. 33 in hagerstown. that's the current wind gusts across the region. over 30 out there toward andrews air force base. we're still dealing with the wind and we'll deal with that breeze throughout the evening. that's why i'm thinking it's going to be rather chilly. storm 4 radar, just that cool air aloft going over the warm are land. can you see those showers developing and then just dissipating once the sun starts to go down. we're going to see mostly cloudy skies as we make our way into the evening hours. tomorrow i don't think we'll see any of those clouds. i think we're in for plenty of

sunshine and a really nice day on friday. temperatures around the that 70 degree mark and on saturday we start to really warm up, up to near 830 degrees on saturday and same goes for sunday. of course sunday is mother's day. it's looking good, 76, partly sunny and nice. how about a fly over towards frederick, maryland. nice and warm for you on mother's day, around 78 degrees. annapolis, one of my favorite places in the region, 79 degrees, mostly sunny, looking very verk good. as you go toward ocean city, a little cool, temperatures in the low 70s. look at the water temperature, 61. i'd think again about heading to the waters if you're thinking about boating. on saturday. sunday looking beautiful with a high of 80 degrees.

once again we need to see a little bit more rain. at least it's not coming on the weekend. >> as long as we're having the weather quiz, of course you remember the name of that strange, mysterious stuff that fell that won't snow -- you got it right away. don't play with you. >> it is a very special night at the national cathedral. >> they are revealing their newest sculpture. >> an evening of prayer songs ceremony is under way right now here at the national cathedral where the legacy of the civil rights pioneer rosa parks is now etched in stone. the image of rosa park, her face, is being formally dedicated in the ceremony taking place right now.

those attending include rosa parks' niece and raymond parks institute for self-development. her carving is located in the cathedral's human rights section that's dedicated to major human rights figures here and around the world. other things in the porch include eleanor roosevelt and the cathedral's first african-american bishop, john walker. it's the work of chaz fagan and carver sean callahan. the parks carving is integrated into the fabric of the columns, located just beneath the arch. it took about two months to complete. those two blocks of stone had been there almost a hundred years. only now did the folks at the

cathedral what should go there and who should go there to accent the archway. the figures chosen, the figures of rosa parks and mother teresa, whose carvings will be dedicated here later in the year. the face of rosen parks chosen was taken from that iconic photo that most of us are familiar with, the photo of rosa parks sitting on that bus in montgomery, alabama in 1955 gazing out of of the window. now visitors here will be able to gaze on the face of rosa parks in stone. reporting live from the national cathedr cathedral. back to you. >> thank you, pat. >> coming up, jetblue says it can explain why a toddler was put on the no-fly list. >> and safety scares on the metro finally come to a stop. >> coming up, the capitals going

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the jet malfunctioned on april 6th and went hurtling into an apartment complex. 37 apartments had to be cleaned and restored. the pilots ejected safely and nobody on the ground was injured. >> a record drug bust today in howard county. police say a man was growing thousands of dollars in marijuana inside his home. >> and the suspect has ties to maryland law enforcement. >> reporter: it was a huge raid with hundreds of seized marijuana plants filling inside of a howard county jail cell, matured plants with a street value of half a million dollars. >> had absolutely no clue there was any kind of trafficking

or -- >> growing. >> growing. yeah, he sealed like a pretty normal person. >> reporter: people were stunned to learn their neighbor was running such a large scale marijuana growing operation out of the basements of his townhouse. they say the 30-year-old was failly fairly unassuming. >> i would have never known he was a marijuana dealer. never. wow. he was quiet. you know, he never caused -- i understand why he was quiet. he didn't want anybody getting into his business. wow. >> reporter: how sophisticated was this operation in in addition to contraptions to dry marijuana, there were books on how to grow marijuana. throughout the house there were different sections for the maturity of the marijuana plants. >> he had high intensity lights, a water pumping system, a ventilation system, really things we don't see commonly every day, making sure that the odor wasn't detected by other people and that he could grow the plants quickly. >> reporter: police say it was a

tip that led them to the man who was working from 2003 to 2006 as a baltimore city police department lab technician. one neighbor who didn't want to be identified said he saw several uniforms being taken from the home. others are still rtrying to process the whole thing. >> i never saw cars here i didn't recognize it. he must have done it all on his own. >> reporter: police will be looking into the drug operation. >> the man convicted of killing a maryland state trooper outside an appleby's will spend the rest of his life in prison. he was sentenced to life without parole plus 25 years. in 2010 he shot trooper brown who was working security. his lawyers plan to appeal. >> the house passed a bill today that would partially undo the automatic cuts scheduled to hit the defense department over the

next decade. the bill is not expected to pass in the senate. >> home mortgage rates are sitting at a record low. the average rate for a 30-year mortgage is now 3.83 percent, the 15-year rate is 3.05%. except for one week, the rates have been below 4% since december. the rates haven't done much to boost sales. >> vice president biden apologized to president obama for announcing his support for gay marriage to meet the press and forcing the president's hand on the issue but gay rights activists are happy to have the endorsement of president obama. richard jordan reports. >> reporter: what this statement does is really just underscore the parity and value that our family has in the community. >> reporter: michael desantis and patrick plan to get married

this year. the men already have two children together through surrogacy and say they were pleased to hear president obama's daughters influenced his opinions on gay marriage. >> malia and sasha, it wouldn't dawn on them that somehow their friend's parents would be treated differently. >> reporter: the men feel their children will see more acceptance for their untraditional families. >> equality and acceptance for our family and our kids, who we've always wanted to have the same rights and benefits that all kids their age would have. >> reporter: reverend bonnie berger has married hundreds of same-sex couples in the detective and now believes maryland's referendum to allow same-sex marriages will be pivotal in the movement. >> i think all eyes will be on maryland now with the possibility that the rechferend will be taking place in november, will the words have

any impact on the voters of maryland. >> the church would reject any redefinition of marriage, whether bit president or by anyone. >> i think that this is a slow process but that we will gradually see change. but there are always going to be some people that are concomfortable with the concept of gay marriage. >> reporter: the archdiocese admits the president is an influence is voiced but say there's no reason to believe that one man's opinion will be adopted by others. richard jordan, news 4. >> jurors are deciding the fate of a man accused of using robo calls to keep black voters from voting. julius henson is facing four charges, including election fraud. henson claims the calls were to encourage voter turnout.

>> tonight metro is revealing a plan. >> metro says the mechanic didn't properly align a switch. workers have been rebriefed on how to prevent that from happening again. >> federal agents have taken down a massive cocaine smuggling ring. more on how they allegedly got the drugs into the country. >> reporter: under seal no more. how big was this investigation? well, the affidavit goes on for 146 pages.

a big time drug smuggling ring bringing cocaine from honduras to virginia. but the story is how they got the stuff into our country, concealing the cocaine in innocuous things look picture frames and trinkets that made the drug couriers looki like tourists coming back from vacation. >> it was in suitcases and couriered up through the united states through our ports of entry and distributed around northern virginia. >> in a big law enforcement sweep this morning, they arrested 28 suspects. not everybody went willingly. one guy jumped out a second floor window. he had $17,000 in cash on him. to cushion the fall.

>> there was a pretty big organization. >> it was, as shown by today's arrests where we have 28 people in custody, we have weapons weeshs have property and we are really -- this is the start of the next phase of the investigation. >> there's more to be known, more to be investigated, more arrests to be made. you might just think of this as the first chapter in a very big book. no northwest, i'm pat collins, news 4. >> in addition to the drug charges, gun and money laundering charges could also be filed in this case. >> coming up, the

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jetblue says a computer glitch caused a toddler to show up on tsa's no-fly list. employees made an 18-month-old girl and her parents get off a plane in ft. lauderdale earlier this week. the girls parents believe they were targeted because they're of middle eastern dissent. they were later cleared to get on the flight but left because they were humiliated. jetblue apologized but said employees did follow standard protocol. >> an fda panel met today to discuss whether truvada would be used for the prevention of hiv. in studies it custcut the risk in gay or bisexual men, it was cut by 75% in straight couples where one person was hiv

positive. once the panel makes a recommendation, the fda generally approves it. >> fbi agents and police officers are digging for evidence outside the home of robert genteel. he lives in manchester, connecticut. they believe he may have been involved with the brazen theft of 13 master piece business artists like rembrandt and degas. he's not currently charged in the art theft case. >> well, the olympic torch is officially lit. now it's on the move. the torch was lit about 5:00 this morning in athens greece, the birth place of the olympic games. it will make a trip of about 8,000 miles, visiting more than a thousand different cities, towns and villages on the way to london. the olympic games are 78 days

away now. you can catch all the action starting july 27th. >> dan is live at redskins park. what you got, dan? >> the orioles making some home run history. the capitals still very much alive and out here at redskins park, it's the 80th anniversary celebration. we'll get our first look at some new uniforms and inside of this practice bubble. multi-million dollar. these guys have been waiting for this for a long time.

take a look out there right now. a picture perfect postcard across the area. it is simply gorgeous out there right now and it's going continue to be a little chilly as the winds still gusting upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour right now. temperatures at 66 degrees. the sun will not go down until after 8:00 tonight but that's when it is going to start to feel at least a little chilly. if you're heading out maybe to dinner, you'll need the jacket going home. manassis coming in at 64 and

huntington at 68 degrees. any time you see showers like this, notice the spottiness of the showers and notice they're coming from the northwest. any time you see that, that normally means colder air is trying to work its way in here with an area of low pressure to our north and east. it is going to be a fairly cool night tonight. temperatures in the suburbs, down into the 30s, 39 in hagerstown, frederick coming in around 42. the outskirts will be down in the upper 30s. the same thing for the counsety too. washington starting off at 49 degrees. tomorrow afternoon we rebound very, very nicely. we'll see temperatures into the 70s. 76 in fredericksburg. on saturday a great day to get out and about. the dc-101 chile,cookoff going

on. how about 79 degrees under mostly sunny skies, nice and warm for that. you like that graphic, huh? >> fancy maps you got going tonight, doug. >> it is springtime but there's a whole lot of football making news today. dan is out at redskins park of course. what you got? >> a lot of football in the news. it's the 80th anniversary celebration for the redskins out here tonight. they had their grand opening for their new multi-million dollar bubble and a ton of big names out here, 70 of the greatest players of all time. the one person we did not see, however, is hall of fame wide receiver art monk. we found out he's suing the nfl and helmet manufacturer reidel because of short-term memory loss, headaches and speech difficulties. two identical suits were filed by 193 players last week.

now, 140 ex-redskins and more former players are involved in lawsuits against the nfl. so this is something that i don't think is going to go away any time soon. certainly monk one highest profile redskins involved in these cases. mark rippin also suing the nfl. on a lighter note, some of the current players out here today, playing the role of male models. they're modelling the new uniforms, the throwback unis from the 1970s redskins. these are sweet. >> i like them. they look really good and i like the new fit with nike. >> i love them. it's going to fit good and look good. hopefully we play good. >> do you like the old school color combination? >> it's different, man. as you can see, we got the real

gold, you know, the burgundy and then our helmets are amazing. it's something that hasn't been shown before. looks good. >> you guys are back out here on almost a daily basis working out, you've been a part of all this buzz with r.g-3 and all ths newness. mike shanahan says he promises things are going to be different next year. do you agree? >> we're really, sight excited this season. >> this is a guy coming in from the rival schools. are you okay with that? >> we're fine. as long as he's brings in the ws for us, helping us get the ws, we're fine. obviously we're with the same agency. we're already called the troops so we're good. >> let's be honest, back in your

day, which wasn't that long ago, he wasn't a big threat. >> absolutely not. he's a remarkable, phenomenal player. he's brought life to that organization. it was unacceptable for our team to lose to baylor. he took care of business when he was playing. >> now you have this brand new bubble, you're not going to have to go to airplane hangars and racket ball courts. can you be a real organization with this bubble. what's that going to be great? >> that's going great because it seemed like every wednesday last year it was raining. it's awesome to have an indoor now. >> with london fletcher back, was there any doubt in your mind he was going to being back here with you. >> not any doubt -- >> you looked like there was doubt. >> wasn't doubt but it was all right, now, let's get this done. let's just get it done so we can get our captain back and we get to work. once he signed on the dotted line, he showed up the next day ready to work.

>> two staples on this redskins defense that they think will be very good in coming season. besides working out, rap said he's taken a couple of vai cases at the bahamas, and ryan said he's going to school. ryan's been to two playoff games. luckily he was not at the game last night. what a night it was at verizon sen tore for the washington capitals and their fans. the place was rocking last night. alex ovechkin and the caps came out on fire. when they score first, it's as simple as this -- they win. 1:20 into the first period, caps on the power play, backstrom to ovie and he's going top shelf, just doing what he does.

capitals on top 1-0. john carlson fires on net. in to traffic. off backstrom's skate. right place, right time and the capitals have a rare 2-0 lead. we've only seen this a couple of times in the playoffs. meanwhile, holtby just awesome for the caps in net once again. marian gaborik gives brad richard the glove. holtby strong in net once again with 30 davis. caps win 2-1, game seven in new york on saturday, game seven, it is all or nothing. >> there's nothing better in hockey than playing in a game seven. you go out there, give it everything you got. both teams are competing as hard as you got. you're going to have to battle it out. this whole series has been a battle, a lot of back and forth and it's been a lot of fun. >> there's to better time the year. we put ourselves in a great position.

we played well to get us here. it's going to be good. >> these are the games you live to play. these kind of back against the wall, pressure situations and when you achieve it, it's a great feeling. so we still got one big game to win. >> that they do. nats in action tonight. os in action this afternoon against the rangers and it was a history making performance. ryan flaherty, the first batter of the game hammers this one to the seats in right field. os up 1-0. next batter, next home run, j.j. hardy going yard as well. this one into the seats in left field. that's hardy's eighth of the season. then it's nick markakis. it couldn't be three in a row, could it? i think it could be. markakis taking this one out of the park, back-to-back-to-back home runs to start the game. the first time in a.l. history that's happened.

right now the os leading the rangers 6-1 in their first game of a doubleheader. you want to watch a little baseball, go up to camden yard tonight. and a good time-out here at camden mark as they do finally have a practice bubble so we don't have to report on them playing at airplane hangars, gyms and parking lots. >> you sure do get around, jim. where are you going to be next? >> i don't know. wheres sports world brings us. >> maybe we'll see you in the studio at 11:00. >> coming up, the weather forecast gets the royal touch. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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breaking news downtown where one person has been taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a flash fire inside the building museum. it came from a catering propane tank. the building at judiciary square was not evacuated. we'll have the latest for you tonight on news4 at 11:00. >> right now president obama is campaigning in seat approximately later tonight he'll head to george clooney's house for a fund-raiser that could pull in a record $15 million. he'll host that dinner at his home in l.a. tonight. some people paid $40,000 for a ticket. but there will also be small donors who won a contest to

attend. drivers in l.a. are calling the event starmageddon because the road closures. >> too bad we couldn't attend. >> it's tough to turn down the invites like that. >> but it's nice here. a lot of people enjoying the weather out there, though some of you saying this wind not good for the hair. 79 on saturday, 80 on sunday, mother's day looking fantastic. i think this is going to be one of the best weekends we've seen potentially so far this year. and we do have rain chances into next week. >> send them some of the stuff you use. >> it will not move. >> thank you, doug. >> britain's prince charles is no meteorologist but he still tried to give our man doug a run for his money. check this out. >> well, it's an unsettled picture as we head towards the end of the week. this afternoon it will be cold,

wet and windy across most of scotland. we're under the influence of low pressure and this weather front pushing northward is drink bringing cloud and rain. >> prince charles gave the forecast during a visit in glasgow today. he read from a script. the prince had some trouble with the clicker but he recovered pretty quickly. his wife, camilla, had a harder time. ♪

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