partly sunny, blustery morning. by 9:00, in the low to mid 50s. then by noontime, we ll have it climbing to near 60, mostly sunny. then this evening, the date planner by 5:00, sunny and cool. near 50 by sunset. look at the friday evening planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how s traffic? good morning. light volume eun, back to you. thank you, tom. breaking news. a police shoot-out on the d.c./maryland line has two people injured including a montgomery county police officer. the shooting happened near eastern and georgia avenues. tracee wilkins joins us with more on what happened. good morning. reporter: good morning. eastern s right behind me. we re actually here at 13th and eastern. this is the montgomery county/d.c. line. d.c. actually owns some of the sidewalk portion of where this happened, while montgomery county maintains the roadway and some of the businesses here. let me show you what it looked like earlier. they re going to have to split the
friday, the moving color is lingering, light rain still in southern maryland, prince george s, charles, calvert. across the potomac, on the northern neck and eastern shore. temperatures in the effor40s. quite a drop from yesterday s 70s. 51 at reagan national. pax river, 57. hagerstown only at 42. some of the chillier air is going to be moving in today. here s your day planner. by 9:00, partly sunny. still a bit blustery. temperatures by then will be in the low to mid 50s. then by noontime, zeal our temperatures climbing to around 60. it will be mostly sunny by noonti noontime. by 5:00, temperatures will drop from the mid 50s to near 50 at sunset, today at 6:10. turning colder tonight. the latest coming up. danella, good morning. how s our friday morning traffic? good morning. traveling in virginia, we ll take the trip together along i- i-66. not seeing issues out of hay haymarket. heading out of haymarkets, 58 miles per hour. in centreville making your way to the beltway i
a newborn baby has been found dead in the trunk of a car. chopper 4 is over this road. police are classifying the death as a homicide. they re now interviewing relatives of the person who found that child. also tonight another tragic story, a baby died at a day care in virginia. now we ve learned that that day care was unlicensed. parents are outraged. they had no idea. other children were inside the day care when the 3-month-old girl stopped breathing. shomari stone reports. reporter: people who live in this community are stunned. they look across the street and see a prince william county police cruiser parked in this driveway. inside detectives are talking to people trying to figure out how this three-month-old child died. this woman is concerned after picking up her son at had home day care. a 3-month-old girl was found unconscious, pronounced dead this afternoon. they questioned employees when they walked two women to a police car. we tried to get answers in this qui
media because they didn t do it when barack obama ran. good morning, it s friday, march 9th. welcome to morning joe. with us here in washington, msnbc time magazine senior analyst and the star of the red carpet, mark haleprin, also political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post sam stein. katty kay and the great willie geist. he s up in new york. so mark, game change premiere washington last night, a huge event. tom cruise was there and julianne moore, all the big stars, but you were, of course, the biggest star. you and you said tom cruise, you meant tom hanks. did i say tom cruise? last time cruise was there and i missed him. tom hanks, tom cruise, come on, it s the same thing. it was a great event. hbo does things very well and people seem to like the film. they love it and, again, they go away talking about that woman that we came in with, sarah palin. yeah. and i heard it again last night, a lot of people have a lot mor
hold asap? plus, a liquor store caught selling to minors and still in business. new information on a startling plot using your school as the target. white mow deer falls out of an envelope and emergency responders race to the scene. could it be the kind of anthrax that killed here in washington 11 years ago? the panic is shared both in d.c. and in several other states that have received these letters in the last several days. authorities are trying to figure out why it s happening and who is responsible. gary nurenberg is here with the latest. derek this has been going on, on and off, since february. a government building in florida, schools in the northeast, and today washington. it looked like elementary school children were the target, the adams campus of the school was evacuate wednesday for two hours after white powder fell from a letter received there. authorities told 9news now initial field tests showed that the powder was not dangerous. letters were also re