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singing baby it's cold outside, with temperatures with possible records from sioux falls, cedar rapids, paducah, nashville during the day tomorrow temperatures generally 10 to 30 degrees below average from des moines down to knoxville and little rock and then wednesday morning, more brutally cold temperatures with records possible from tulsa to tallahassee to raleigh, and there is a big storm system circulating around the great lakes with winter weather advisories and watches for up to 16 inches of snow in the up of michigan lester >> hello winter. all right, al, thank you. >>> in ukraine, horrific scenes in kyiv after russia launched a wave of drone attacks, killing at least four people richard engel is in ukraine. these kamikaze city drones as they're known are a new tactic by russia? >> lester, it is new russia is increasingly relying on these iranian-made drones, firing them in swarms, dozens at a time against ukrainian cities and the drones are fairly low tech. they don't carry much explosive power, but they can travel great distances. they're highly maneuverable they're very accurate. and

temperatures in the morning, 27 in paducah, but below freezin in meridian, where we could be lookingome frost, and shreveport, near record- setting at 34 degrees. tomorrow's high temperatures still remain on the cool side by 10 to 15 degrees, and thursday morning, more records could be set, more bone-chilling cold, with many places seeing record temperatures below freezing. again, a shock to the system, but a warm-up comes in, norah, by the time we get to the freezing. again a shock to weekend. >> o'donnell: well, that's some good news. mike bettes, thank you. it's just three weeks until election day, and the battle for control of congress is coming down to the wire. in ohio, one of the closest senate races is also one of the biggest surprises, with democrat tim ryan trailing republican j.d. vance by just two points. cbs's robert costa traveled to ohio for our continuing series," >> reporter: if you ca "america decides." >> if you care about the right to choose, then you've got to vote. >> reporter: with the midterms looming, inflation lingering, and democrats' momentum stalling, acc

temperatures in the morning, 27 in paducah but below freezing in meridian, where we could be lookingost. and shreveport near record-setting at 34 degrees. tomorrow's high temperatures still remain on the cool side by 10 to 15 degrees, and thursday morning, more records could be set. more bone-chilling cold with many places seeing temperatures below freezing. again, a shock to the system but a warm-up comes in by the time we get to the weekend. >> that's some good news. mike bettes, thank you. >>> it's just three weeks until election day and the battle for control of congress is coming down to the wire. in ohio, one of the closest senate races is also one of the biggest surprises with democratic congressman tim ryan trailing republican j.d. vance by just two points. cbs's robert costa traveled to ohio for our continuing series "america decides." >> if you care about the right to choose, then you got to vote. >> reporter: with the midterms looming, inflation lingering, and democrats' momentum stalling according to some polls, president biden today made a promise on abortion rights, ral

temperatures in the morning, 27 in paducah, but below freezing in meridian where we could be looking for frost and shreveport near record setting at 34 degrees. tomorrow temperatures on the cool side by 10 to 15 degrees and thursday morning more records could be set, more bone chilling cold with many places seeing temperatures below freezing. again a shock to the system but a warmup comes in by the time we get to the weekend. >> o'donnell: good news, mike bettes, thank you. three weeks till election day and the battle for control of congress is coming down to the wire. in ohio one of the croesest senate races is one of the biggest surprises with democrat tim ryan trailing j.d. vance by two points. robert costa traveled to ohio for our continuing series "america decides." >> reporter: if you care about the rigt to choose then you've got to vote. >> reporter: with the midterms looming, inflation lingering and democrats' momentum stalling, according to some polls, president biden today made a promise on abortion rights, rallying democrats to vote. mr. biden said if the party expand thei

and the reason they thought we needed weapons was the kids, we parked in cincinnati and paducah in places like that and kids were going to come out of the inner cities and they said, kids will come storming out of the ghettos, kill you and burn your boat. you need to be armed. and nothing could be further from the truth all the way down the river. what we did was, we met wonderful inner-city kids b who came down to the boat and we got to baton rouge, and these african-american kids from that part of town, they spend a lot of time onbe the river because they catch fish. of course they so some fish and we said why don't you stay, we'll make dinner together. after dinner one kid says, well, what kind of heater do you guys carry? unit, , i'm just this northern guy. we find it pretty hot down here on the mississippi river during the summer, we don't have come we don't need any heaters. and the kid goes, man, that's the dumbest white guy i've ever met. 50 miles down the river from here you are going to be in cajun country, and then cajuns is going to come storming out of the swaps, kill you guy

they've been very clear about what they're going to do if they indeed take control; right, which is paducaht medicare and social security on the chopping block and if you do that, inflation goes up. >> the republicans and many lawmakers are looking to to set an agenda for a new congress are not really focusing on any of that and greater foe suspended ands appears to be -- focus on energy production in the u.s. and particularly now that the biden administration tried to failed to get the saudis to cooperate. >> i think they should use the power of the purse to demand the kind of regulatory changes new permitting, new leasing on federal land, open the alaskaen national wildlife region back up for exploration and to your point, larry, let's get back to authorizing the kind of infrastructure that will allow for us to develop pipelines. >> as days run out for president biden to get involved to help democrats in the midterms, he host add few virtual fundraisers last night and he's not barn storming, he's zooming. stu. stu: that's a good one. not barn storming, he's zooming. very good one, peter.

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the kids park in cincinnati and paducah and places like that. and the kids were going to come out of the inner cities and they said, did physical storming out of the ghettos kill you and burn your boat you need to be armed and nothing could be further the truth all the way down the road. but what we did was we, you know wonderful inner city kids who came on a boat. but then we got to baton rouge and this african-american kids from that part of town, they spent a lot of time on a river because they catch fish. and, of course, the highway and sell it. so they saw some fish and we said, well, why don't you stay? we'll make dinner together. and then after dinner, the one kids will look hysterical. and you know, this northern guy you know about that we find a pretty, pretty hot down here on mississippi river during the summer. we don't have any we don't need any heaters, you know, and the kids go land adults, white man. oh, 50 miles downriver from here, you're going to change your country. and then cajuns is going to come storming out of the swamps,

should break the record in atlanta, paducah, kansas city you will bring your record low. and as far as tomorrow goes, that is cold and then the last cold morning as we go into thursday, atlanta, augusta, tallahassee, you get it, this is the last of it. and then we flip the script and then the east warms up and then the west gets cold next week. >> a lot going on as always in the weather department. bill, thank you so much. >>> today the man who police say terrorized a california city is set to face a judge. wesley brownlee is accused of killing six over the past year and a half. and steve patterson is tracking that for us. what charge comes we know that brownlee is facing? >> reporter: a couple things we're tracking for this afternoon. including, yes, first one being what exactly will the charges be. we won't know until that rainment hearing. we expect to hear a range of homicide and weapons charges including the fact that he is alleged to have a concealed weapon. all of that will play into the case. some of those charges could be enhancements, we're looking at possibly c