i mean, local newsrooms are local news is very troubled. and it it kind of comes down to the thing, the lifeblood that supported newspaper readers for so long was print advertising and print advertising know took a huge hit, basically, the internet came along when craigslist along all of that you can't put that genie back in the bottle. so now have to reinvent ourselves and find other ways of of sustain meaning. you know the cost of hiring reporters and the cost of putting the paper out. and it's hard. i mean, papers are, you know, newsrooms doing it. the globe is actually doing better than most. and it's heartening to see. i mean, what they're doing is emphasizing digital subscriptions, and that is the measure. of one of the biggest measures success right now. how you know what how many digital subscription do you have? and there's a de-emphasis print which doesn't make everybody happy i mean, when i was in buffalo the other day, my hometown, a guy stood up in the question period and told me how he spent. he gave me chapter and verse on ho

live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news before i let you go. i do want to say that if either candidate wins, there will be the first african-american in that position. just grant. >> hello, thank you so much. we have much more collection coverage for you here on kron. 4 news, your local election headquarters. >> to our continuing coverage on kron 4, here your local election headquarters and here we have where things stand right now in the senate entering the night. it was 50 to 50 republicans just needing to take one senate seat to gain control. right now, democrats have 42 seats. republicans, 41 we entered with a close race and it's close right now. we'll scroll down and check out some of the crete in the key states here in the senate beginning with pennsylvania here where john fetterman, the democratic candidate here has a slight lead over hit the challenge. mandate eyes is his 58% of the vote counted. so so a lot of work to do in terms of counting votes. john fetterman appears to will does have a but it's changing. you see his lead struggle

i was in the newsroom in that time. you know, it was very busy, noisy and everybody, it was full and meeting deadlines, running in and out. and all of a sudden, everything quiet. and i thought, what's going on and i looked around and in the newsroom had stood up and i went, what? you know? and i looked down and wallace carroll had walked in the back door. and as soon as he walked in, he didn't say anything. everybody working and stood up and was just like this. and i told story to donald graham, who is wonderful. he knew a wallace carroll and he's helped a lot. the book the intern in there. yeah, he was an intern there. he loved this because he said boy reference in newsrooms is pretty scarce. you know, i will i know one thing. there was one that he wrote in in the sixties, i guess, about journalism, about the tyranny of objectivity right thinking about the mccarthy. it's a it's something that is as applicable today as it is back then. the idea i mean, one would argue that you ought to give equal treatment to mothers fo

nova is in the newsroom with more on this story karina. well today the california department of public health reported the first death of a child from flu and rsv. the child was under the age of five and as of right now, that's all the information we know about this case cdph said this year rsv season as you mentioned began earlier the usual in october rather than december in cases have been on the rise for rsv in children according to the cdc this respiratory virus typically lasts a week or two and resembles the common cold, but some cases can be serious and un nutley as we learned today deadly abc 7 news contributor dr. alok patel explains that death for rsv is rare, but kids who are born prematurely and who have heart and lung disease are at a higher risk for severe rsv. he explained what parents should watch for. it's important that parents take a deep breath. stay calm and remember that the majority of these cases will resolve on their own and parents should not go to an emergency department unless it really does look like an emergenc

you're watching "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom" i'm max foster.watching "cnn newsroom." and these are the top stories this hour. authorities are still searching for the motive in this weekend's shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs, colorado. at least five people are dead and 25 others injured after gunman opened fire before being stopped by at least two people in the club. >>> in idaho, officials still have no suspect or murder weapon in the murder of four university of idaho students. the fbi is assisting in that investigation. >>> now, we're following new reaction to u.s. attorney general merrick garland's decision to appoint a special counsel to weigh potential charges against donald trump in two federal investigation. house intelligence committee chair adam schiff is hitting back at the former president's suggestion that the move was politically motivated. >> they're still going to say it's political. >> they're still going to say it, but it's the right thing to do. and most particularly, if you ensure that it won't cause any del

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the digital age is waiting. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. if you are just joining us, let me bring you up to date. the u.s. federal reserve expected to hike interest rates to ease rising inflation. we'll bring you that when it happens, of course. >>> the district attorney investigating the attack on nancy pelosi's husband, david depape had a list of other people he wanted to target. he pleaded not guilty to state charges. a federal investigation is still ongoing. more on both of these stories in "early start." >>> a warning, our next report contains content that is disturbing. cnn has obtained new audio from the uvalde school shooting. what you're about to hear is the voice of a then 10-year-old girl who was trapped inside the school with a gunman speak to go a dispatcher. little khloe torres is among the lucky ones who survived. now for the first time with the permission of her parents they're hearing recordings of her repeated pleas and law enforcement's response. >> we do have a child on the line. >> reporter: this was the moment everythi

this is cnn newsroom. i from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. this is considered an extreme event, an extreme weather event. that means it is dangerous, it also means that it is life threatening. i want everyone to keep in mind that for the next 48 to 72 hours is a lack of common sense, we know that it is coming, we know we are going to get a lot even if we do not get as much as resource to get. letter first responder, they're gonna be out there for the next 72 hours, they can do their jobs and get things back to normal as quickly as possible. a historic storm is bearing down on western new york, especially the buffalo area. authorities have banned driving in an effort to keep people off the road. the governor has declared a state of emergency for 11 counties. the nfl game between the bills and the brown has been moved to detroit, the frigid winter weather is stretching beyond the northeast and the entire country is looking for freezing tankers to day. cnn meteorologist derek van damme is tracking it for. us so dark, even for areas used to snow,

>>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom." max foster and bianca nobilo. >> hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm bianca nobilo. >> i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> katie hobbs will be the next governor of arizona. >> this election was the funeral for the republican party. >> trump is saying essentially, i was president and presidents get to decide what are presidential records. >> the notion that a document could be both executive privilege and personal at the same time is completely nonsense. >> my heart is broken for the victims and their families. >> so much pride in these students and the way that they take care of each other. >>> it is tuesday, november 15th. washington. we begin with new key race alerts in the u.s. mid-term elections which are pushing republicans towards the seats they need to win a majority in the u.s. house. now in arizona cnn projects juan sismarni will win the sixth district. his win against democrat kyrsten engel. david

just ahead on cnn "newsroom." >>> friday afternoon, first wave. if you have a flight friday afternoon we'll have delays in the major cities in the east. >>> i'm going to try to get rid of assault weapons. >> during the lame duck? >> i have to make that assessment as i get in and start counting the vote. >> box office clash between the usa and england. and since it is a thanksgiving holiday in america, this game is projected to break records for a soccer broadcast. >> announcer: live from london, this is cnn "newsroom" and max foster. >>> it is friday, november 25th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, and millions of americans could have a tough time making their way back home during the thanksgiving holiday weekend. those in the southern plains and gulf coast are facing stormy weather and that rain is expected to push east. and parts of the southwest there could be snow as well. a bit of everything, derrick van dam? >> yeah, max. i think this paints a picture here of what we can expect over the eastern two thirds of the country. we have over 50 million ame

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live in the newsroom, lena holland, abc7news.we are closer to a real worker strike that threatens to cripple the u.s. economy. the disco largest freight rail unions have rejected the latest contract offer. jobina: if a strike were to happen it would cost the economy about $2 billion a day. both unions cannot agree on the contract brokered by the biden administration monday. a union representing conductors and other workers rejected the proposal. a stoppage could shut down coal shipments and put drinking water at risk. the strike will hit farmers because of low water levels in the mississippi river impacting traffic. >> farmers and agricultural shippers are looking for lifelines because the river is not operating as it normally does and rail is the preferred lifeline because rail is very well-designed to transport heavy commodities long distances as well. now all of the sudden we have this big question mark. jobina: experts say even a short strike could cause delays and congestion as nearly 30% of u.s. freight is moved by rail. if

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she's in our newsroom. just saying, what are you hearing? any surprises?over. 3 of the big races were following the state of california right now. we'll start with the race for california attorney general. the job there is basically be the top law enforcement officer of the state overseeing the california part of justice. also law enforcement agencies, including district attorney and sheriff's. we have rob bonta the democrats. >> with 61% of the vote and that's only with 32% of precincts reporting. right now. it's a pretty commanding lead. >> over republican nathan hochman, he's a defense attorney with the private practice out of los angeles. so this race right now for attorney general, appears that rob bonta has been on lockdown, but still a lot of precincts need to report some background on he was first appointed to be in this position by governor gavin newsom to succeed have airbus era. when becerra resigned to become the u.s. secretary of health and human services under president joe biden. he also served in the state assembly. and before that, he was

you're in the cnn newsroom. we are just three days away until the 2022 mid-terms and all across the country consideration candidates are pulling out all the stops in this final weekend of campaigning. for some, it also means bringing out the big names. in pennsylvania, you can see democrat john fetterman has both president biden and former barack obama making last-minute appeal for this potentially pivotal senate seat. in the meantime, the former president and possible presidential candidate donald trump is taking to the stage this hour to campaign for john fetterman's opponent in pennsylvania, dr. mehmet oz. american voters are more engaged with this election than the 2018 mid-terms. more than 34 million people have voted early in 47 states. so many of these races, very, very close. in battleground state wisconsin, the incumbent ron johnson, a republican, he still won't commit to saying whether or not he will accept the results of these mid-term elections. his democratic opponent has gone on the record saying t

>>> you're live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm jim acosta in atlanta and in the battleground state of georgia. midterm elections are just two days away and you're living look at vice president kamala harris campaigning in chicago while governor ron desantis is speaking in florida after months of rallies and handshake lines and fundraising evens, candidates are no longer in a marathon. this is now a sprint. control of congress hangs in the balance. senate could be decided by three key tossup rates here in georgia and nevada and pennsylvania. there are other crucial swing states in play. but the importance of pennsylvania was on full display this weekend as three presidents past and present stumped for party nominees in that state. more than 40 million people have already cast their ballots outpacing early voting in 2018. let's take you to new york and florida where president biden will land soon to headline a rally and donald trump will be speaking in about an hour from now. jeremy diamond is in jonkers with the president. but

anchor karina, nova joins us live from the newsroom with the very latest karina. let's go well, liz, there are some key races that are still too close to call both in the house and the senate ballots are still being counted for senate seats in arizona and nevada and in georgia a runoff will happen that georgia runoff may once again decide who controls the us senate that depends what happens in arizona and nevada and that's because neither rafael warnock or herschel walker reached the 50% threshold needed to win that runoff race will happen december 6th president. joe biden spoke about the election today saying it was a good day for democracy and that the predicted red wave that the republicans touted didn't happen. while any seat lost is painful. i'm good. democrats didn't win the last night democrats. had a strong night. and we lost fewer seats in the house representatives than any democratic president's first midterm election the last 40 years. and we had the best midterm for governor since 1986. and another thing that we know is that voters spoke clearly about

we will bring you more information about the mass shooting as we get it tonight into our newsroom. america's latest mass shooting comes just three days after a person opened fire inside an l g b t q. night club in colorado springs tomorrow. that suspect is scheduled to make a virtual appearance in court for the first time. meanwhile we are hearing more from the army veteran who tackled the gunmen during the deadly colorado springs nightclub shooting. witnesses say. richard fierro saved lives when he disarmed. the shooter bureau says he grabbed the gunman and beat him with his own handgun. five people were shot and killed, including the boyfriend of fierros daughter raymond was. it was a great young man who's playing football. he just finished high school. i was trying to figure out how he's gonna, you know, make it in this world. he was debating whether you want to join the military and he took care of my daughter. fierro and his family were at the club to see one of the drag performers whose best friend who was the best friend of fierros daughter remembrance in the south bay for t

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your rewards. . >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo. if you are just joining us let me bring you up to date with our top stories at this hour. at least 20 tornadoes have been reported across the u.s. southeast. tornado watches were in part for alabama and mississippi. a federal court investigating the january 6th capitol riots has convicted the leader of the oath keepers and a member for seditious conspiracy. >>> former leader in china has died of leukemia and organize fwan failure at the age of 96. cnn's kristie lu stout has a look at the life and legacy of the former chinese leader. >> reporter: he was the communist hard liner with a softer side. jiang zemin was crude and he rose to power after tee enna man square. a year after the bloodshed jiang told abc news, it was much to do about nothing. at first he was written off by most as a political light weight that wouldn't last. he was known as the flower pot. lots of decoration and no action. history would prove them wrong. >> jiang zemin has had many more successes than failures and h

cnn "newsroom" with jim acosta starts right now. take care. >>> you're live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we're getting a new window into former president trump's trying to explain wyoming he hosted a dinner at mar-a-lago with white nationalists and holocaust denier nick fuentes and rapper kanye west, who has been in the headlines for anti-semitic remarks. he said kanye west called me to have dinner at tkaurl. shortly he unexpectedly showed up with three of his friends whom i knew nothing about. again, this is his statement. the dinner was quick and uneventful. then they left for the airport. joining me now is former republican congressman charlie dent and former clinton white house aide keith woeukin. charlie, let me start with you first. what is your reaction to how -- it sounds as though he is trying to make this go away. it doesn't sound like it is going to go away. >>> no, jim. this is skphraoe inexcusable that he would have dinner with this anti-essential might nick fuentes and kanye west and all of his baggage. it is pauling that this happened. it is i

>> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> hello and a very warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm bianca nobilo live from london. max foster is off this week for an exciting assignment. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> here we are now 24 years later and the stakes are even higher. >> the iran/u.s.a. drama. >> the iranian regime has threatened the players families. >> outbursts of anger and frustration. >>> at this point in their lives they had nowhere to go. >> an elevated risk for severe weather including the worry of a long track tornado. >>> it's tuesday, november 29th. 9 a.m. in london, 12 p.m. in doha, qatar, where the final round of the world cup group stage is about to begin and all eyes will be on the highly anticipated match between the u.s. and iran. the stakes for the americans couldn't be higher. the only way that they can move onto the next round is with a win. for iran there's more leeway. as a victory or a draw could help them advance. but the iranians under heavy pressu

you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosesese church. we are following two major stories this hour. a russian-made missile has killed two people in poland in what could be a significant turning point in the war in ukraine. russia denies it fired the projectile, but the incident has prompted an emergency meeting of world leaders at the g20 summit in indonesia. plus, donald trump wants another term in the white house. he says joe biden and the democrats have ruined the country and only his america first policies can get the u.s. back on track. >>> first, to the deadly missile explosion in poland. an investigation into the incident, which left two polish citizens dead is already under way. officials say the missile was russian-made, but who fired it and where it was fired from is still unclear. poland is considering invoking nato's article 4, which would trigger talks with the alliance's decision making body. the missile fell in a village near poland's border with ukraine and set off a storm of diplomatic activity. before leaving the g20 su

i'm laila harrak, and you're watching "cnn newsroom." the daughter of north korea's leader has made her first public appearance during pyongyang's latest missile launch. these images appear to show kim jong-un and the young girl holding hands as they inspect the powerful intercontinental ballistic missile. the launch of the weapon has sparked outrage from leaders around the world, including from officials at an apec meeting in thailand. cnn's will ripley has more. >> reporter: u.s. vice president kamala harris and chinese president xi jinping exchanged brief words on the sidelines of the apec summit in bangkok, talking about the importance of avoiding conflict and encouraging cooperation on issues of global concern. that's according to chinese state media's readout of the brief conversation. one issue that the united states and china are not really cooperating on is the issue of north korea, which has been launching missiles at an unprecedented pace throughout the year, including this icbm launch of what north korea calls a new kind of l

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this is "cnn newsroom."s are slowly coming back on in ukraine following massive russian attacks on its power system earlier this week. right now officials say ukraine has about 70% of the electricity it needs, but repairing the damage is an uphill battle as power crews deal with high winds and sub-zero temperatures. the russian strikes knocked out power to much of the country on wednesday. and this image here shows you how it affected some of the most vulnerable people on the ground. ukrainian officials say this girl well to rush to a gas station to recharge her medical breathing device after power went out. president zelenskyy says despite the progress with repairs, more than six million homes and businesses are still without power. cnn's claire sebastian joins me from london. as we saw there, many ukrainians now coping with the effects of these power cuts and winter just starting. >> reporter: yeah. this is exactly how russia had planned it when they began this strategy of using sort of loitering munitions

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ask your dermatologist >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm bianca nobilo. >> i'm max foster joining you live from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> american people have spoken and proven once again that democracy is who we are. >> votes are still being counted in the high profile u.s. senate race but neither candidate getting 50% of the vote, this senate race is heading for a runoff. >> it's as simple as that. >> representation matters. they can be anything they want to be. >> heavy rains, potential for flash flooding and three to five feet of storm surge. >> we are not going to come drag you out of your house. if you are in the evacuation zone and you don't leave, then it's your responsibility. >>> it is thursday, november 10th. 9 a.m. here in london. it's 4 a.m. in washington. the control of congress is still up in the air as votes are still being counted across several states. >> and here's where things stand now. republicans in

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we're live in kyiv with the latest. ♪ >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom."h laila harrak. >>> donald trump and other republicans are lashing out against the latest move to oversee the criminal investigations he faces. the u.s. justice department has appointed a special counsel to take over two of the most sensitive probes involving the former president. on friday, u.s. attorney general mare rick garland named veteran prosecutor jack smith to take over the mar-a-lago investigation. he'll also handle key elements of the january 6th investigation as they relate to mr. trump. mr. smith has held numerous posts at the justice department and has served as chief prosecutor in a special court in the hague where he investigated war crimes. for more on friday's announcement from the justice department here is cnn's evan perez in washington. >>> attorney general merrick garland appointed war crimes prosecutor jack smith to serve as special counsel to oversee two criminal investigations related to donald trump. now, the decision was triggered in part by the former presid

. >>> and the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> on saturday they are estimated that more than 60 million americans will get out to do that holiday shopping, many of them plan to do it in stores. >> we're hoping to get some sales. >> i don't mind spending money. it's only once a year and you only live once. >> everything's gone up this year. >> both of these systems are going to be moving across the country over the next 24 hours. even if your travel plans are rm t tomorrow, these systems may impact you. >> it's extra stress. >> early voting under way here. >> this is a fight and we're gonna win. >> it is time to show up and vote! are you ready to win this election? ♪ >>> i'm paula reed in for pamela brown and you are in the "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> the thanksgiving turkey has surrendered the spotlight. it is now the season of shopping. this year, the holiday squeeze on your wallet is even tighter. prices are rising, a recession may be looming and your gift list isn't getting any shorter. president biden is hoping to lead by example, working in a little holiday shopping for a seco

this is "cnn newsroom."an officials say the city of kherson is taking russian artillery fire around the clock. they released an update about an hour ago, saying at least 15 people have been killed in the last five days and 17 others wounds. and kherson has started moving patients to other parts of the country. the voluntary evasicuates began yesterday. officials are urging people to leave before temperatures drop even further. also on friday, president zelenskyy paid a visit to the site of a russian missile strike near kyiv. officials said the missile hit a building on wednesday setting it on fire and causing casualties. the lights are slowly coming back on in ukraine after massive russian attacks on its power system earlier this week. right now, ukraine has about 70% of the electricity it needs but repairing the damage is an uphill battle as power crews deal with high pinneds and freezing temperatures. they say water supply is back up and running and cell phone service is widely available again, but despite

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ahead on "cnn newsroom," pulling out all the stops in pennsylvania. president biden teaming up with his former boss, barack obama, to get the pblue vote out, whil trump rallies republicans. it seems he has a new nickname for his most likely challenger to lead the party. we'll have details plus analysis from a former member of congress for the state. >>> and destruction left behind in america's tornado alley. the latest from cnn's world weather center. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> first, we are following a developing story out of eastern africa. a commercial aircraft of an unknown number of passengers has crashed into lake victoria in tanzania. the plane was owned by precision air, which said a rescue operation was now underway for possible survivors. the airline said it went down near their airport located on lake victoria's western shore. the president of tanzania has taken to social media to urge calm while rescuers work at the site of the downed plane. the president says that he's saddened to he

reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. the attack on paul pelosi is still top of mind for lots of lawmakers as we learn more about the man who broke into the pelosi home last week, more elected officials there saying they're not rethinking their own security plans. that includes san francisco's mayor london breed. >> i am concerned you know, i've had her i had a number of death you know, someone show work in front of my home. you know, others who have been very so, yeah, definitely so it's really important that we make sure. that elected officials are not representing the people in these various positions. >> the mayor says she has changed her own personal security plan. but of course, she didn't want to share the exact details of how she's doing that. meanwhile, u.s. capitol police have admitted that nobody was monitoring live video cameras on the. >> pelosi home during the break-in. our conference, theresa has more now on what went wrong and what can be learned from the attack. >> in a five-page letter bay area, congress

this is "cnn newsroom." well in three days, the u.s.cide which party controls congress, and demand of the senate will likely come down to these four races. in arizona, senator mark kelly will try to fend off republican challenger blake masters trailing so far in the polls. in nevada, catherine cortez masto is tied with adam laxalt. in georgia, raphael warnock is in a tight race with herschel walker. and winner will need outright majority. and in pennsylvania, republican mehmet oz and democrat john fetterman considered a toss-up. >>> and the committee announced a movement in a statement of trump failing to honor its initial subpoena. the panel said it, quote, received correspondence, end quote, connected with the subpoena from trump's legal team but did explain what that correspondence was. the new deadline for documents is no later than next week. and the former president remains under subpoena for testimony beginning november 14th. >>> joining me now is jessica levinson professor of law at loyola law school. and host of the passing jud

so these layoffs might be directly related to changing that in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news >> kayla, meanwhile, rideshare company lyft says it's going to layoff 13% of its staff executives say that they tried over the summer to reduce cost by freezing hiring and cutting spending. but in a memo to employees today, the company says it will have to staffers go because of a probable recession next year, inflation and the fact that rideshare insurance is more expensive. daly city man is recovering tonight after a random attack at his workplace. that turned deadly. it happened tuesday morning in san francisco's visitation valley neighborhood. and tonight he is sharing his story with kron four's gayle ong. she's here in the studio with details. scale. >> catherine vicki, the victim i spoke with says he has been working at that 7.11, for 40 years. but after tuesday's brutal attack inside the store, he says he is scarred physically and mentally and no longer able to work. >> he went inside and the stock hitting me. >> bob, who doesn't want to reveal his

. >> some new video just into our newsroom tonight. this is the damage done to an apartment building in san francisco after a car crashed into it. police say 2 cars, scott into it around 4.30, this afternoon colliding on san bruno avenue and visitation valley right next to highway 1, 0, 1, one of the cars ended up going into that building, getting gas and water lines and causing quite a bit of structural damage. 3 people were taken to san francisco general trauma center with serious injuries. 14 people have been displaced as a result of the crash. san francisco police say they are investigating what exactly happened and why. >> whether as we get a look at our 4 zone forecast, this is a live shot from our sutro cam overlooking san francisco downtown. if you taught us anything, lawrence, it's that during the winter, yes, clear it usually cold. yeah, that's true. and we don't have much wind right. so things are really kind of quiet out there. and it was boy, it was cold this morning. we have some overnight lows dipping into the 20's and p