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Chandra, we are going to need a full report from that road.

Oh my God.

It was the scene of scenes. I'm telling you, it was so much fun.

And just to see them all together again, it was so beautiful.

You look fantastic in your yellow.

Deb looked great. Deb looked great.

Lara looked great.

Oh, my goodness.

The whole team was there and we were all supporting. It was beautiful. There were a lot of daddy daughter dates. Saw Bradley Cooper with his daughter. I was. Elliot had to work last night. Oh, I thought for sure you'd bring her. Well, the reason that you're standing by is because we're going to begin with millions of people along the East Coast waking up the freezing temperatures. This comes

less than a week after temperatures reached 90 degrees in parts of the region. So come on. Yeah, the old spring

flip. We are on the bottom now. And so we have started the morning with temperatures breaking in Bangor,

Maine. They have dropped into the teens and now 20 degrees, but a lot of places will be tying those records this morning.

Rochester, New York had snow yesterday. There was up to two inches of snow that actually fell in western Pennsylvania. So do we have more of that?

Well, this morning's the coldest of the week. And so we're still really chilly. We still have freeze warnings from Ohio, right on through New Jersey, up to New Haven, Connecticut, down through Delaware, and even some frost advisories in Raleigh this morning. But the coldest air is here now, and this is what it feels like out the door. Close to records for Sarenach Lake or Manchester, they're actually tying it this morning. Syracuse, Binghamton, Harrisburg, all with numbers in the 20s to just around or below freezing, even Washington, D.C. at 36. And you say, is this late? It's about 10, 11 days beyond when we see our average last freeze. So yes, but things do start to warm up, two and even a little above average. For New York City, average is 64. We're going to 68 on Thursday. Washington, D.C. will close in on the 80 degree mark and Buffalo. After seeing what we saw this morning back into the 60s, George, one thing I do want to mention, late April through early May remains pretty below average here in the Northeast, back through the Great Lakes.

Okay, Ginger, thanks very much. We're getting up the latest now in the war with Iran.

As tomorrow, ceasefire deadline approaches, U.S. officials say that Vice President

Vance will head to Pakistan for a new round of peace talks, but Iran has not confirmed

its participation, creating a cloud of uncertainty. Senior political correspondent, Rachel

Scott is at the White House. Good morning, Rachel.

George, good morning. Yes, the ceasefire is expected to expire tomorrow. And look, you're right. There is a lot of

uncertainty on the future of these talks and where things stand right now with both sides only digging in.

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