workers have been arrested afterprotesting inside the airport and refusing to leave more than 100 people walked off the job saying they are fighting for dignity and a living wage. >> also tonight after being held prisoner for more than a month in iran a massachusetts man is back home in hingham tonight. matt trevithick and four others were released a as part of a prisoner swap. >> and the patriots are going to take on the broncos in the afc championship game. the winner will go to the super bowl. >> and tonight our eye on the storm as we get ready for the cold this week of winter so far. >> and eric talked about the possibility of a major storm. we know it's early but we know you are watching closely. >> very closely i would say of the setups so far this is the moment most promising one for large snow in southern new england and it's been quiet up to this point "a" little snow this morning raised our seasonal total.

worcester usually has seen over far. it's early in the game. most 69 snow -- of the know in new he canland comes late january and february. we saw that last year too. so here's the headlines. time frame is late friday night through sunday morning the location across from the dc area into boston and it's very early so i wouldn't go rearranging plans. there will be a lot to shake out over the next couple days. the cold. it feels leek 0 in -- like zero in worcester and temperatures in the single digits and teens and a cold day tomorrow. take a full look at that storm system and talk about the rest lisa. >> thank you. breaking news we have just learned that eagles founder glenn fray died-- frey died. the band said he died of complications from rheumatoid pneumonia.

describe our sorrow or our love and respect for all he has given to us. his family the music community and millions of fans worldwide. glenn frey was 67 years old. chelsea police searching for three men responsible for a violent weekend assault. a woman was walking home from work saturday night when the men jumped her and robbed her. chantee lans is live with the story. >> reporter: good evening. that woman continues to recover tonight so far no arrests. police have beefed up patrols but neighbors say there's evenbigger issue to show you down the street. they say there's not enough lighting it's too dark and there needs to be more light posts. a chelsea woman in her 20s walking home near the the lynn street extinction between central avenue and maverick street is mugged and beaten. punched and kicked and slashed numerous times with a knife. she was treated early sunday morning with serious injuries at a nearby hospital. >> i feel bad for the girl and

she has to go through this and better. >> reporter: police say three young men are on the run. >> she lives around here she that occurred. concern. >> i lived on the street off and on all my life and that street at nighttime really dark. >> reporter: we took her concern to chelsea's district 6 councilman safe someone's life. the problem. >> you keep going and you see anymore. >> reporter: no i don't. >> as you go down the street some more see if you see anymore light. >> reporter: more nabs agree. >> no it's not the enough. it's not enough. >> it's dark very, very dark here you can't see anything here. >> i think the city with the new manager we have now, he intents to put brighter lights. >> reporter: and you can see the stronger police presence down this street.

manager later this afternoon. pretty much said after he learned we did the story and on the complaints he plans to come out to the street and take a look at the lighting for himself. reporting live from chelsea chantee lans, wbz news. >> thank you. private information about your health could getan extra layer of protection. lawmakers are debating a bill to ensure not evenly family members can have access to your personal information unless you say it's okay. this might be especially important for young people who want to keep records confidential even from their parents. supporters say abuse victims may be more willing to open up to a doctor if he or she knows the information is protected. and drivers in the state could face tougher penalties for distracted driving. state senators will debate a bill to make illegal using hand- held devices behind the wheel even for nan gation. 14 states collect cut connect

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in technology that address as major frustration especially for parents. >> these are headphones that will lower the volume when your child's name is set allowed. harmon one of the biggest producers of the speakers created these so seat trigger word like a name and the volume drops. you can set a trigger sound if the car horn to help pedestrian and cyclists. they are expected to hit the market by the end of the year and parents of teens are saying this would be priceless because you say their names and they can't just say. >> i can't hear you. you know what there are times you wouldn't want to be interrupted right? you wouldn't want that set for money and daddy. >> we are seeing a unusual hair trend. >> forget coloring your hair granny gray but we are talking about glow in the dark rainbow

have fun colors in the hair during the day and when you stand under a black light, you see what happens. the special hair dye comes in a bunch of colors from aqua and green and hot prchtion i love all things -- pink i love all things glow in the dark. >> it's definitely for a younger person. no part of my life which i am under the black light of a nightclub anymore. >> imagine if you were how cold. cool that would be. parents know the kid don't always believe them even when they are telling the truth. >> one dad found that out firsthand when he tried to scrip what -- describe what snow was to his little girl. check it out. >> snowfalls from the sky. [laughter] >> and it blankets everything. it covers it completely. >> it's true story.

because she would know it snows. >> that's a california girl or florida. >> a cute laugh. >> yeah. >> love that. >> dad must be entertaining. a exclusive cardinal sean on the future of schools in boston and why they save taxpayers money. >> very cold wint are's night the wind is howling outside -- howling outside. look at wind chill values that will feel very cold for tonight and for tomorrow morning. pittsburgh at 6 jennifer in methuen at 14. and 11 wind chill we will talk about that and the potential for a weekend storm coming up. new at 10, wild weather in california a rogue wave washes over reporter shooting pictures

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a family from the flames one firefighter climbs a ladder sees the family inside and the woman hands the firefighter her baby and gives the child to another firefighter and helps the other family members to go down that ladder. amazing. lisa. >> thank you. tonight a exclusive with scarred cardinal sean o'malley as paula ebben shows us the cardinal says the state of catholic schools is strong. >> good morning. >> reporter: a rare opportunity. >> cardinal sean what do you advice young lives. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: for catholic school students to ask cardinal o'malley big questions about a changing world one the archdiocese is adapting to. >> we want to share that joy with other people. >> reporter: the cardinal's meeting with the students says he tries to reinvigorate the catholic schools and believes he has a good story to tell after a decade of declining enrollment and school closings.

states has been as successful in moving people from poverty into the middle class as the catholic school system. >> reporter: how do catholic schools benefit the community? >> the children that graduate from our schools will go onto higher education and be able to find decent jobs and also to make a contribution to society. >> reporter: over the past decade, enrollment has fallen by 10,000 students. but the archdiocese says that superintendent stresses catholic schools have had to expand their vision. >> working to diversify the enrollment enrolling children with special needs especially. >> reporter: cardinal sean says he overseas the -- sees -- overseas the second chargest education system in is massachusetts and it saves taxpayer monies. >> we are not in competition with the public schools but allow them to have a billion dollars more every year to spend on their own teachers and facilities.

cardinal convinced at least one student they are on the right track. what did you think about what he had to say. >> i think he was inspiring that he gave us good advice to take with us. >> reporter: this conversation with the cardinal is being filmed for students during catholic schools week. that's the annual celebration of the history of catholic schools in the united states and it takes police a week of january 31st through february 6th. if you have an eye on education story for us to tell e-mail eye on education@cbs.com or tweet paula ebben wbz. >> tried to explain to my kids this morning that this was not the type of snow the stuff we got this morning that makes for good snowball. that was so light and featherly. >> didn't you have to try to show them over and over again. >> yeah and you couldn't make the snowball. >> important lifelesson showing the water content. >> the air was too cold it seemed. >> very chilly in the 20s.

spring thought coldest weeks of the year. so here is the first flower believe to have been grown in space. so astronauts scott kelly tweeted this out earlier today. after a few trials and tribulation got to grow in the international space station they have grown things like lettuce up there before. but this is believed tonight first flower. so they are experimenting on how to grow things like this in micrographickities and real life matt damon martian going on there. it's not potatoes but looks nicer. let's talk about the snow that fell earlier this morning. we got our inch in boston. in fact 3.1 inch at logan airport. it was the third longest wait for a 1 inch snow convenient on record and see the first place back in 20 07 remember we waited until valentine's day. that was sleet storm for much of the area too. you might be thinking okay, i heard this script somewhere before. why does this sound familiar? if we look at the last couple januarys to date, we had 2.6 inches of snow last january 3.4

boston and we are at 4.3 we know things end differently and hundred inches this winter but this week. in the near term all about the cold and the wind. strong gusts out across the region tonight and this wind is going to stay with us through tonight and through tomorrow and even into tomorrow evening service posted wind advisories out of the west northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour and the gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour long duration this is going to go into tomorrow evening. and delivering plenty of cold teens and 20s right now single digits and teens off to the west arctic front moved through this evening and couple snow showers in the berkshires where most will be staying tonight and snowflakes falling in western massachusetts. so it's just a frigid and windy january night real feel temperatures zero to 10 below air temps close to 12 for most towns on the average and a few single digits when you combine the temperature and the winds your wind chill values will go

and about zero to 10 below. so obviously going outside it's lots of layers and covering up exposed skin and making sure too long. heading into tomorrow afternoon single digit wind chills the coldest day of the week. in the morning that frigid wind temperatures single digits and teens and feeling subzero at midday it's a blustery and bright just very cold that ineffective late january sunshine as we head towards the evening windy chilly andsit seat 4:41 and that's -- and sunset at 4:41. and that's rock bottom. storm system slides through wednesday night and doesn't look to bring significant towards next is the weekend. what we are looking at is a very powerful storm tis em-- east coast. right now high confidence area is the mid atlantic. this looks to be a slam dunk as you can get four days out for a major snowstorm in that area. southern new england. will it move farther west and maybe bring in milder air will

us out of the brunt of the storm this highlights the high could have dense storm roanoke to dc and baltimore and philly and new york sit they. that. i do still think we are looking at a chance for significant snow it's going to take a the details. the other thing to watch we have got onshore winds and a full moon on saturday so the potential for coastal flood something higher with the storm. so here's the accu-weather 7- day forecast and a cold dry saturday morning. that's the timeline and important to note david and lisa a slow moving storm most of saturday and sunday. >> that's why we don't know exactly what's going to happen at this point. >> five days out you-- there's no way to draw the lines. wait and see for now. >> thanks. >> thanks. big name celebrities are boycotting the oscars for the second year in a row. most of the nominees are white. stars like spike lee and jadda pinkett smith sounded off and lee says he won't support the

and pickett smith says she nor her husband was attend her husband was not nominated. more praise for spotlight the film based on the church sex abuse scandal won another big awart ward. >> and critics choice for best picture is spotlight. >> the critics choice awards prize is just the latest award for spotlight other big winners last night mad max fury road took home 9 awards including best action movie and best director. and brie larson for best actress for room and leonardo dicaprio for best act forefor revenant but jacob won best young actor for his role in room who won over the audience in the acceptance speech called award supercool and said it was the best day of his life and said whoa put it in his room right next to his millennium bag the ultimate honor. >> that's probably his second favorite thing behind the millennium falcon.

perfect way to relax. >> others say there's nothing like the cold beer. straight ahead, the trend that involves both. >> coming up new at 6, two very soon. too soon. one for a fallen soldier and run crash. why some say the tribute is

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classs are making the way into breweries. organizers say this is a great way to bring men to the practice and people who go say it's a friendly atmosphere without the intimidation of a typical yoga class. the focus is on communities center on the mat and socialize after class with a beer or a brewery tour we will let you know if it happens around here. much more ahead. news at 6 starts now. deep winter cold here for tonight and tomorrow. subzero wind chills and we are track the latest on a possible weekend storm. >> tom brady versus peyton manning again. the patriots quarterback breaks down what it will take to get past the rival. >> a roadside tribute to a young man killed in a hit-and- run crash. why some say this display dishonors a fallen sold er. >> and neighborhood gem kicked out of the home the fight to save a south boston institution. live from the channel 4

wbz news at 6 starts right now. a snowy start to the week and this could be an early taste of what we might see next weekend. now it's very early but we are tracking the chance of a significant snowstorm over the weekend. >> until then we will be enduring a very cold week. eric fisher is tracking for us the appetizer possibly to an all you can eat buffet. >> all you can eat buffet as fun as lobster and shrimp but we are talking about cold and we felt the front move through this afternoon. in the near term it's about the wind and cold. wind advisories are out across the region. the weather service in new hampshire didn't issue one but winds region wide gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour out of the west northwest feeling like 8 wind chill of 1 in worcester. it's deep winter cold settled in and the front offshore few snow showers towards the berkshires and most of us will be dry and wendy with wind chilled values zero to 10 below. so be layered up heading out -- if row are heading out and