今朝の

this morning's

→ 今朝
phrase Uncommon #16,449
this morning's 今朝 means “this morning,” and の links it to the following noun, expressing possession or association.
JA: 今朝のニュースを見ましたか?
EN: Did you see this morning's news?

今朝のご気分はどうですか

How are you feeling this morning?

今朝の手術復帰するはずだった休暇を延長してもいい

I was supposed to return after this morning’s surgery, but I can extend my leave if necessary.

— 嵐の中で (2018)

今朝のみた

Did you see the rainbow this morning?

今朝のニュースには驚きました

I was surprised by the news this morning.

今朝の新聞読んだ

Did you read this morning’s newspaper?

今朝の地震感じました

Did you feel the earthquake this morning?

今朝の練習は終わった

I finished practice this morning.

— ダンガル きっと、つよくなる (2016)

今朝のゲストこの方

This morning’s guest is—this person!

— ラブ・アクチュアリー (2003)

今朝の教室はどこですか

Where is our classroom this morning?

— サスペリア (1977)

今朝の状況説明見た

I saw it in this morning’s briefing.

— オデッセイ (2015)