track over the couple of days a. it doesn t seem like much in the way of precipitation. we have cold temperatures and so cold we haven t seen these number in four years in places in the midwest in minnesota and wisconsin. already starting to see that. minneapolis, 42 degrees . 40s for the high temperature and looking colder for the next several days . 12 degrees was the higher temperature in fargo . minneapolis and duluth . monday, martin luther king jr. three below zero in minneapolis . len below zero in duluth. cold air will be heading to eastbound. cold temperatures in new york city as we head in to tuesday. we ll not make it out of the 20s. make sure your home is winterized in places in the dacotas and parts of minnesota. we don t have snow in porgs of
more tough weather in the forecast and raising the possibility of new flooding and adding to the crsis. a dike collapse swamping central jakarta. there is a silver lining to tell you about in northern carolina. kyacters taking advantage of the river. a five mile stretch that took two hours to paddle up and down is half an hour. they say the river doesn t get this high and they are excited about it last time it happened was five years ago . we ll look at the weather for the nation. meteorologist mariah molina. good to see you and we ll be tracking the cold air from canada to porgs in the upper midwest. in terps of storm systems to
credit for it, he can take the responsibility for it as well. all right, embassador bolton always good to see you. thank you. all eyes on the swing state as election day approaches. a new look at the final campaign push from president obama and governor romney straight ahead. and millions of us are bracing for what could be the most powerful and dangerous storm we ve ever seen maybe since the hurricane of 38 that flattened rhode island and monday talk. it s going to be a long three days. we re going to make sure the river doesn t come in too high and get in the house. [ male announcer ] this is anna, her long day teaching the perfect swing begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills.
well, a century-old family business working overtime to keep the historic floods from causing damage. cnn s david mattingly has this story for us from natchez, mississippi. reporter: fighting the mississippi is a game of vengeance. how far out can you go that is safe? the river doesn t quit. it just caved away right there. there s nothing. used to be dirt all the way out to here. all this is caved away. reporter: howard jones is the fourth of five generations at the jm jones lumber company in natchez, mississippi. but i find him directly in the business of surviving. building up and trying to hold a levee that keeps his family s business from being swept away. are you confident you can hold the river back? absolutely not. no, i m confident that it will not go over my levees, but i m not confident that enough of this is going to cave off and i m going to have a breach. i d say it s 50/50.
i hate to be judgmental, but when you keep seeing judgment day this saturday, the end of the world is almost here, it doesn t improve the daily commute. here s what s supposed to happen around 6:00 p.m. eastern time saturday. the largest earthquake the world has ever seen. buildings will collapse. it s going to be awful. like a disaster movie 2012 arriving early. earthquakes worldwide. believers will experience rapture, heavenly ascent, while nonbelievers will stay for a few hellish months and until the fiery end of time. 97% of the people, god will destroy. i don t believe in such [ bleep ]. the generally low key and polite folks who believe this need tough skin as they hand out their leaflets. yeah, right. it s all over. it s all over. see you this time next year. you re convinced, you re absolutely convinced.