science one is liquid rules and i just read a book about i'm forgetting the title something like craig childs. i totally blanked on the title, but it's about being up in alaska looking at where the lands bridged used to be and the animals that lived there. it's absolutely beautiful. >> again, thank you so much for spending time with us today. and i think everybody and the future events to ask the questions at one of those i hope everybody out in the audience continues to stay well and stay well read. the link is in the chat and you can find it on politics and prose website. thank you so much. >> take care. thank you guys.

book about, i'm forgetting the title come something like travel to the ice age or something by craig childs. i totally blanked on the title but it's about being up in alaska looking at where the bering land bridge is to be an animal so used to live the it's absolutely beautiful. >> love that. well again, thanks so much for spinning spending time with us today and i think everybody who who's out there in the audience. you are awesome and amazing questions. i would encourage you to check out future events. maybe you can ask questions at one of those. and hope everyone in the audience continues to stay well come to stay well read. the link live wired is in the chat and you can find on our website. so thank you. it is much. >> great. great to be back at politics and prose. thank you, guys. >> tonight on "the communicators" we take a look at issues independent phone broadbent and video providers face with matt polka president and ceo of aca connects, and boycom vision president patricia jo boyers. >> our members have done such a great job of serving their communities and beating the need and kee

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craig. >> geoff bennett for us in wilmington thank you. >>> let us get a first check of the forecast and that child weather that struck in the northeast overnight. good morning, dylan. >> did you hear it last night? >> yes the rain coming down, the wind that was out there we saw gusts about 40 to 60 miles per hour we had a tornado warning for new york city itself and that is on average typical about once a year but certainly never in november. we had significant flooding out in western pennsylvania. we also had just lots of wind damage reports as those winds were very, very gusty. it was a wild evening. we picked up more than 287 reports of wind damage as this cold front moved to the east you can see most of them around ohio, pennsylvania, new york and several of those in the philadelphia/new york city area. it's still going to be windy today and much colder than yesterday too so it's going to be very, very brisk. temperatures will be on the colder side along with those winds, up to 30 to 40 miles per hour so you'll want to bundle up. also keep in mind that colder northwest wind crosses over the very unfrozen great lakes right now and lake-effe

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