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you need to know for Tuesday, December 3rd.

Lebanese authorities say at least nine people were killed in Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon yesterday. That makes it the deadliest day since the start of a ceasefire between Israel and

Hezbollah. For the latest, here's CNN's Nadebhear. Well, Joe, less than a week since the ceasefire

was declared, and we have seen repeated Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, a source for the

UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon, telling CNN that Israel has already breached the ceasefire agreement

approximately a hundred times since the truce went into effect. And in the capital, Beirot, Israeli drones continue to fly overhead.

Now in response, Hezbollah says it fired two projectiles towards Israeli-occupied territory.

They say targeting Israeli military positions.

The projectiles are said to have fallen in an open area with no injuries reported.

However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Israel will respond with force,

raising questions over the durability of the ceasefire agreement and sparking concern that this already fragile truce

may face more strain in the days and weeks ahead. More than 70% of the U.S. will fill temperatures below freezing in the coming days.

That's as the Great Lakes have seen more than five feet of snow, and it continues to fall.

We asked CNN's Derek Van Dam for the forecast.

Yeah, good morning, Joe. The lake effects snow machine really cranked into high gear the past couple of days,

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