just to the south of diehl between diehl and sunderland right along route 2 there.st watch out. you'll run into some wet roadways. that rain though continues to push to the south and i do expect things to clear out overnight tonight. still on the cool side though. down to 52 in washington. 48 in gaithersburg. that's cooler than we have been but still 15 degrees warmer than the average low temperature. it's normally 38 inside the district. tomorrow nice again. i think we'll see a chance for a sprinkle but not everybody is going to see that. i also expect to see some sunshine. 70 in washington. 69 in gaithersburg but warmer back to the west. 71 in winchester. 72 up toward hagerstown and 75 in fredericksburg. so a couple really nice days here this weekend but take the umbrella with you. you want to have it just in case because we'll see the sprinkles coming through tomorrow and probably right on through sunday, monday, and tuesday. so a little bit of an unsettled weather pattern but not a bad weather pattern as temperatures will still be 70 on saturday, 65 on sunday. b

diehl keep an eye on how this develops. crazy alert now you see them now you don't tend to see in ronald sellers called nine eleven last week complaining that there were intruders in his home stealing his possessions and police arrived to search the house sellers told him that the intruders had fled into the woods behind his house in point of the exact position where the thieves were standing and police on nothing but air sellers kept as the police don't see him each time the police fail to locate the elusive intruders turns out they were never there sellers told the police he had used bath salts earlier in the night and the intruders turned out to be just hallucinations leading it was to say this is a welcome revelation for the battle brigade a policeman after clearing out the situation police arrested sellers for public intoxication and for fear of his own safety but while there are no photos of mr sellars bizarre bad behavior we're thinking it may have looked something like this . coming up after the break next week is t

we went to our friend donald diehl, brilliant dress maker, designer, who's been designing stuff for me for the emmys for years and years. he did a first dress for cass when she was 3 and we were doing christmas specials. so there's a long relationship. for the first time i thought it might be nice to -- like getting her wedding dress or something. so it was very special. then we go to lunch and then we go to pink berries, and the kids these days cannot go anywhere -- they could have eaten a smorgasbord but you have to go to pink berry for every meal. we went to pink berry. then she had a hair appointment at lewis'. now, i'm fine. we're having a lovely day. all of a sudden i got a look at me in the mirror. have you ever just had that day you kind of go, i have two choices. either do something or end it all. you know, you have days like that. >> yes. >> and so arsen happened to be standing there, the russian, who does a lot of our makeovers and stuff. >> yes. >> and i said today i'm not happy with myself. he goes, it's too long. cut it. on a whim, on a whim, and it wasn't until afterward

and down to the south around shady side and diehl another pocket there around areas of mechanicsvillemoving east-southeast. calvert beach you're going to get wet before long again and right down to 29, culpepper and remington, again, pushing east toward i-17. so still a little bit of wetness hanging on, still going through the clouds and sunshine here for the next couple hours. 43 our temperature. it's after i think about 9:00 when we are going to really start to see the skies clear. precip should be ending about 7:30 or so. winds gusting to 25 miles per hour so a little breezy. allowing some of the temperatures to feel certainly a little colder. the wind chills i think later tonight before the wind really goes is going to be in the upper 20s. 34 degrees your 11:00 p.m. temperature. cold tomorrow morning at 5:00 and at 7:00 a.m. 29 to 30 degrees right there in d.c. for mount airy 24 to 25 degrees. leesburg 25 to 27. down south to fredericksburg. your future weather, there it is, the snow gone hanging on the higher spots west but for the most part clearing skies as we go into tomorrow

just showers south and east of kettering moving through prince george's county toward diehl and sunderland right now. boy oh, boy a big range in temperatures. up to the north where that rain has been 61 in frederick, maryland. 80 degrees down south in fredericksburg, virginia. huge range. everybody is going to be i think cooling off, though, tonight. there is a look at your good night forecast. 9:00, 68 to 65 by 11:00 p.m. and expect the wind to stay up, too. so breezy for the evening. we'll talk more about tomorrow's forecast and of course i'll keep you updated throughout the 4:00 show on any more severe thunderstorm warnings. back to you. >> all right. wild weather night. thanks, veronica. >>> a jetblue pilot has been suspended after a mid air meltdown. cell phone video caught the pilot screaming about a bomb minutes after he was locked out of the cockpit because of his erratic behavior. >> he had been pushing buttons and trying to steer the plane. passengers had to pin him down while the flight made an emergency landing. nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: a frantic struggle at

and off to the south and east around diehl some showers hanging on kettering along with sutterland butil about 9:00 p.m. the possibility of seeing some showers passing through this area so it is not going to stay with us for the entire overnight. the shower chances will return tomorrow. light showers and sprinkles at best. nothing heavy so we won't get anything substantial out of this weekend pattern. 56 degrees by 7:00 p.m. 54 by 9:00 p.m. then 56 at 11:00 p.m. with a mostly cloudy sky still during much of the overnight. since it's 7:17 there you can see that batch of rain making its way east to northeastward. there is a little weather front and there is the cold front but it all gets bogged down around the area this weekend and the early part of next week. here is a look at your future weather. clouds around the area and dancing around the area tomorrow with some of those isolated showers and sprinkles. this is tomorrow afternoon, 4:00 there. frederick around front royal the greater chance of rain to the west and down to the south and then kind of everywhere during the overnight peri

same thing in clinton and diehl down toward calvert beach and hunting town and dunkirk.route 3 over toward annapolis and bowie we're starting to see heavier rain around howard county in through columbia, maryland. some fairly heavy rain there. we'll continue to see this rain. you can see it moving across the region over the last couple hours. the thunderstorms are just down to our south. these are strong but once again we're not talking about severe weather. it includes richmond and you can see the storms rumbling right across the richmond, norfolk area, these temperatures a little warmer. that's why they have more instability here but widening out we see a little break in the action before the next round comes and that's going to be overnight tonight. most of this will not make its way across the mountains and hit us. we're going to be okay. look at this line extending from the great lakes all the way down through the gulf coast and right in here is where they've had numerous tornadoes and tornadoes on the ground, a couple reports of high schools, elementary schools, da

i'll go home, calista and i chr crossed the state, governor diehl did a tremendous job and worked veryard. [ applause ] >> herman cain stepped up to the plate and worked very, very hard. [ applause ] >> todd palin made phone calls and helped communicate that there was a candidate who ought to be helped. the fact is in tennessee, fred thompson was tremendously helpful, and in oklahoma, j c watts was extraordinary. [ applause ] and so we basically put people power up against money power. and as you saw the very first race they called tonight, a15 seconds after the polls closed, and so i'm here first of all to say thank you to each and every one of you, because you are the reason we survived every effort of the establishment to stop us. ms. ms. [ applause ] >> now, being here at the waverly brings back many memories. in 1994, this is where we learned that for the first time in 40 years, there would be a republican speaker of the house. [ applause ] you know, for that entire campaign all the elites thought we were crazy. first of all we ran a positive campaign, we had a contract with ameri

to natural gas, which as you said, could happen very quickly and n the way we switch from oil to diehlsour gas prices would be lower, wouldn't they? >> they would because for the first time you put pressure on reducing the imported oil that we're using, you know, as you know, 70% of it every day. we don't have to do that. sure, if we can show the world and opec that we're going to take care of our own business, it's going to put downward pressure on oil. absolutely. >> this has happened before. brazil switched to sugar-based ethanol and became energy independent. no one thought they could. they just decided bite the bullet and do it. who is keeping us from having the political will to make it so that we can take our fuel and be energy independent? >> you know, jim, really -- i know i'm sitting here with the capitol behind me. i don't think we have to wait for washington. you know, we had growth this last year of 38%. we'll see an even better 2012. you've got now major corporations, coca-cola and owens corning and ups and fedex, they're all moving this way. >> i didn't hear u.s. postal s

i'll go home, calista and i chr crossed the state, governor diehl did a tremendous job and worked verypplause ] >> herman cain stepped up to the plate and worked very, very hard. [ applause ] >> todd palin made phone calls and helped communicate that there was a candidate who ought to be helped. the fact is in tennessee, fred thompson was tremendously helpful, and in oklahoma, j c watts was extraordinary. [ applause ] and so we basically put people power up against money power. and as you saw the very first race they called tonight, a15 seconds after the polls closed, and so i'm here first of all to say thank you to each and every one of you, because you are the reason we survived every effort of the establishment to stop us. ms. ms. [ applause ] >> now, being here at the waverly brings back many memories. in 1994, this is where we learned that for the first time in 40 years, there would be a republican speaker of the house. [ applause ] you know, for that entire campaign all the elites thought we were crazy. first of all we ran a positive campaign, we had a contract with america. they