rain in the northwest from rain in northern washington. 15 in seattle, 30s in the northern rockies, fargo only gets to minus 3 while kansas city and minneapolis barry dig out of single digits. just 63 for miami. 37 for dallas. >>> the first family leaves behind the tropical warmth of hawaii for the frigid temperatures of washington, d.c. they bordered air force one just a few hours ago for the overnight flight. on the last day of vacation, the president and first lady and two first daughters spent some time at the honolulu zoo. they visited the limas, the monkeys, among other exhibits. >>> coming up, a new movie hits the $1 billion mark at the box office. >>> plus, behind fares, a popular tv show helps to capture a fugitive. >>> and the world's new tallest building. it is the pride of a city but is have you gotten your seasonal flu vaccination? great - but your work's not done yet. we still need to get the h1n1 flu vaccination. you, me -- we should all get one. the vaccine is safe and proven effective against this highly contagious new strain of flu virus. we can help prevent the spread o

central plains could see snow, and back in the central and northern rockies, wasatch range and over on, especially coastal range and into, say, the sierra nevada as well as portions of the cascades, a possibility. as we wrap things up, looks like overall for much of the nation should be an okay travel day with the exception of what we're seeing in parts of new england, heavy snow, but everything else looks pretty good. not too bad. >> all relative. okay. >> reynolds, break out your speedo. i know you want to use it. >> any opportunity. sure. >> bikini, whatever you choose. >> whatever because we have some pictures that may make you want that. we have the polar bear plunges. yeah. they're screaming. it is cold. >> does the hat really help? i see this lady going. she's pulling the earmuffs things down. one wearing a biking helmet. i don't think that's appropriate. >> this happened in rhode island. dozens jumping into icy waters for a very good cause. there you go. i was just about to say, why do people do this? well, the money here raised will go towards sending a teenage cancer patient

rain in the northwest from rain in northern washington. 15 in seattle, 30s in the northern rockies, fargo only gets to minus 3 while kansas city and minneapolis barry dig out of single digits. just 63 for miami. 37 for dallas. >>> the first family leaves behind the tropical warmth of hawaii for the frigid temperatures of washington, d.c. they bordered air force one just a few hours ago for the overnight flight. on the last day of vacation, the president and first lady and two first daughters spent some time at the honolulu zoo. they visited the limas, the monkeys, among other exhibits. >>> coming up, a new movie hits the $1 billion mark at the box office. >>> plus, behind fares, a popular tv show helps to capture a fugitive. >>> and the world's new tallest building. it is the pride of a city but is it already a symbol of a time gone by? you must be looking for motorcycle insurance. you're good. thanks. so is our bike insurance. all the coverage you need at a great price. hold on, cowboy. cool. i'm not done -- for less than a dollar month, you also get 24/7 roadside assistance. right on. y

you can see the jet stream diving into the northern rockies and going all the way down into the northern gulf of mexico and that's going to bring very cold air to most of the eastern 2/3 of the country even into the northern and central rockies as well. really, a majority of the lower 48 going to be very cold as we head through this week. lake effect snow is going to be ongoing as we start the week across the great lakes. you've seen a fair amount it have in some areas during this weekend. i don't really see a letup. there will be sometimes where it's not snowing much, but other times will wr it kind of comes roaring back in. you folks downwind from the lakes, going to see a fair amount of snow continuing this week a little bit of rain as we start the week along the gulf of mexico and a little snow in the up slope regions of the rockies. still, up slope snow going on as we head through the middle of the week a storm system moving in out west. that will cut down the ridge that will start the day on wednesday. as you can see, and by friday that southern jet stream gets involved again and t

. >> 50 in seattle today. 30s in the northern rockies. fargo's minus 3. omaha 9. the twin cities 11. 30s from atlanta to boston. a chilly 63 in miami. >>> they are literally dripping with pride in the big easy, taking a plunge all in the name of team spirit. >> with good reason. saints fever was running high. and even down deep at the new orleans aquarium. divers sported saints paraphernalia. you can see the logo there on the tank as they clean tanks and fed fish and sharks. there were saints logos on hats, jerseys, even the oxygen tank right there. you can see it. >> all the fanfare in celebration of the saints' number one standing in the nfc south. >> and they should be proud of that, well done, saints. we'll be right back with more "world news now." whoo! awake again? >>> welcome back. the tallest building in the world opens to the public today in dubai. the tiny arab emirate for outsized ambition. >> but the kingdom has fallen on leaner times. so with today's debut it hopes to get visitors to look up again. laura setrakian is in dubai. good morning to you, lau

forecast, we may be seeing snowfall across parts of the central plains as well as the central and northern rockies, the cascades certainly could get in on the snow action, but fairly dry in the desert southwest with high temperatures that will be going up to about 71 degrees in vegas, 52 in dallas, 34 in memphis, and 65 in miami. that is a wrap on the forecast. pretty nice for part of the nation, but upper midwest, northern plains, egads. >> stay warm. still in my mind is going out to get the mail in the speedo. i don't know where you came up with that. >> just extremes of not what to do. no-brainer but worth mentioning. let's be honest, we've shown video of people jumping into water that has been just a few degrees above freezing so go figure. >> reynolds wolf, thank you. >>> okay. so for brazil, the new year begins with a deadly storm. emergency crews are searching for survivors under the crush of two separate mudslides around r rio de janeiro. state officials say at least 45 people have been killed. cnn's natalie allen has the latest. >> reporter: 2010 started off with more tragic news as a sta

otherwise shouldn't have any flight delays, maybe light snow in the northern rockies, rain in the pacific. here's the bus stop forecast. your child needs gloves and warm mittens at least and a good warm hat to stay warm because there is a risk of hypothermia and frostbite with extended exposure. waiting at the bus stop it's painfully cold this morning. we'll have the temperatures by noon time still below freezing, maybe a few flurries flying through the ware. highs reaching near the freezing mark. partly cloudy tonight. past full moon in the sky with clouds racing through near 20 tomorrow morning. partly cloudy and mid-30s tomorrow and on wednesday winds diminishing. thursdayight get a little light snow during the afternoon and evening and may continue off and on into friday. does not look like a big storm but maybe a few inches of accumulation. highs in the low 30s friday and cold again over the weekend. highs only near 30 on saturday and sunday. that's the way it looks right now. >> let's go a real within lover right now, jerry edwards and the news 4 traveling network. >> i was out over

northern central rockies. same deal in the cascades and light snowfall in the foothills of the sierra nevadas. maybe truckee, too. the polar bear plunge and everything. >> back to the ice diving nap has to involve some kind of beverages of the adult nature. >> maybe so. i'm not thinking hot cocoa. >> me neither. look at that. how cold would that water be, reynolds? >> obviously above freezing. maybe in the 40s. >> barely. >> cold enough. >> barely above. good lord. >> is it over? >> it's over. bye, reynolds. talk to you in a bit. >>> today we are highlighting some of our favorite stories from cnn's info series. one group found a way to give back to injured troops by making them quilts. cnn photojournalist following a quilt from the sewing machine to the hands of the troops. >> this is my stash. i have a lot of pinks, purples. these are kind of neutrals. this is my sewing machine. these are all threads. i cut the bug, it's been love at first sight, and i have been quilting probably about 25 years. for me it's a

northern plain states, rocky mountains, all of you guys experiencing record low temperatures. >>> those are some of the top stories for this sunday. "amanpour." continues in just a moment. >>> welcome back. we have a story now about a form of slavery that dates back through the ages and continues to this day in some parts of the world. women and girls used as currency by their impoverished families when there's drought or when times are really hard. they're forced into lives of sexual exploitation and misery. we're going to talk to some women who are trying to stop this, but first we have a special report from cnn's sara seidner. >> reporter: the field, cattle, and farms of ancient times. this is rural india. the harvest determines feast or famine here and so much more. drought, debt and desperation have pushed people to extremes in this north central indian region. to survive the bad years, some farmers turn to the "rich man" who lends money. but the high-interest loans mount up and lenders demand payment. because of years of poor harvests in this district, some farmers say they are be

rockies down to florida. dean reynolds is in chicago with more information. >>> temperatures drop below zero from the northernlains across the mississippi valley. while in the northeast, it was little better, with temperatures in the 20s. even the southeast got the treatment, with temperatures dipping down into the 30s. lake effect snow dumped 9 inches on buffalo new york and up to 15 inches in the suburbs. >>> a record-setting nearly 3 feet of snow fell on burlington, vermont, one of the biggest storms that town has ever seen. the combination of snow and wind-driven gusts caused dangerous driving conditions across massachusetts. making cleanup difficulty for many. >> this is the second time i have shoveled today. the wind keeps blowing everything back on the driveway. >>> but minnesota registered the coldest temperatures in the country from 20 blow in eden prairie to 36 below in crane lake. no big deal for hardy minnesotaens. glike handle it. i'm cold. i have been around the block. i was shoveling snow last week in a t-shirt. >>> cold, cold cold. >> well, listen. dedicated golfers didn't let the snow stop th

it will be very, very cold and another system rolls through into the rockies which is going bring frigid temperatures to the northerninto the mid week. that and of course lake-effect snow blowing. >>> that's a quick look at your weather picture. best praise to be, the desert southwest, play a round of golf, charge to harry's account, the smith account. >> not a problem. >> somehow i don't position that's where they're going to send you this week to cover the weather. >> somehow i fre. >> thank you, dave. >>> coming up next, a disturbing link between kids, sleep and depression. we'll tell you you what everybody parent needs to know here on "the early show" on cbs. my victory? ( laughter ) to look in the mirror and like the woman looking back at me. be victorious™. take the special k challenge™. declare your victory at specialk.com. 6 years. i've had asthma forever. i never knew why my asthma symptoms kept coming back... ...kept coming back... ...or that i could help prevent them in the first place. the problem was that my controller medicine... ...was treating only 1 main cause of asthma symptoms. but there are 2. ai

northern plains into the northwest. still probably cold because it's january but above normal could be 2 or 3 degrees warmer than normal. below normal from the central rockies throughout most of the southeast as you can see so it's still going to be on the chilly side there. above normal precipitation next week, for the eastern third of the country, below normal central plains states the way it looks, above normal out west as another system or two come in next week. then the 30-day outlook for temperatures, we're kind of going to keep the blow normal areas for the south eastern great lakes, most of the southeast including texas above normal for the northwest. precipitation still above normal. this winter has been so far for most of the south land, below normal plains into the northwest. al? >> thanks mike. before head to go break we would like you to meet with winner of our honda atf. lv give away. marvin bogs of butlerville, indians, was kind enough to send in a picture with them standing next to their brand new honda rancher. he tells us he has already put the machine to work on his property. our congratulations once again to marvin bogs, a lucky viewer f

rockies all the way down to florida. forecasters say it could stay that way most of the week. cbs news national correspondent dean reynolds has the latest. >> reporter: temperatures dropped below zero from the northern plains across the mississippi valley. while in the northeast, it was little better with temperatures in the 20s. even the southeast got the treatment with temperatures dipping down into the 30s. lake-effect snow dumped nine inches on buffalo, new york and up to 15 inches in the suburbs. a record setting nearly three feet of snow fell on burlington, vermont, one of the biggest storms that town has ever seen. the combination of snow and wind driven gusts cause dangerous driving conditions across massachusetts, making cleanup difficult for many. >> this is good, this is the second or third time i've shoveled today. the wind keeps blowing everything back on the driveway. >> reporter: but minnesota registered the coldest temperature in the country from 20 below in eden prairie to an arctic like 36 below in crane lake. no big deal for hearty minnesota. >> i can handle it. i'm cold, but i've been around the block. i was shoveling snow last week in a t-shirt. >> that was dean reynolds reporti