will be the coldest day of the week and real feel at discoero to 10 below. end of the week a early heads up but very high confidence for this far out that there will be a very strong storm system developing on the east coast. in particular the mid atlantic by friday if you have interest towards say richmond or dc and getting into philly and new york and the storm system is going to try to track northeastward as we head into saturday and sunday. as you imagine long way out still details to be worked out here. but there's a potential for a biggest storm of the season we will talk about that and different scenarios that can play out in 10 minutes. david. >> thanks so much eric. and stay with us throughout the week and also down load the cbs boston weather app to keep track of all the changes in the forecast and the app gives you live radar hour by hour conditions and video forecasts tablet and it's free. now to the afc championship. patriots versus the broncos and manning.

superstar quarterback faced each other. with a trip to the super bowl on the line brady with the first time out but manny's team has come out on top on the last two matchups. steve burton joins us and pats have to win in denver never easy. >> well you know, here's the thing. patriots won but haven't won in the playoffs but this should make you feel better he tom brady has more touchdown passs in den remember than manning. brady 3 and manning one the whole season. tom brady 11-5 all time against manning but 2-6 all time playing in denver. let's hope the first trend continues. this morning on wei brady says he knows the patriots have to bring their best performance to the mile high city night great football environment and they have had good teams when we played out there we were 2-6 but the crowd gets into it and they've good team and we have to play our best that's what it comes down to. >> all right it comes down to

starting off at noon and two hour addition of patriots game day pats and broncos kick off at 3 and followed by the 5th quarter post game show on my tv38. coming up in sports hear more from brady and manning as we build up what could be the final chapter. guys. >> all right steve thanks so much and remember one year ago today, deflate gate started. >> the patriots facing a little controversy again. last week it was the trick plays and this week supposedly deflated footballs. >> the day after the patriots beat the colts in the afc championship the first stories about deflated footballs appeared. and you know the rest. the saga dragged on through the spring and summer as brady and patriots fought the charges and punishment and won for now the nfl is trying to get him punished but the case is on hold until after the super bowl. new at 6, two memorials to young men lost too soon.

the other, a roadside tribute to the victim of a hit-and-run. but some people say that this tribute is actually disrespecting the soldier's removed. as christina hager tells us it's a fight putting leaders in leominimumster in beat. >> reporter: a battle of memorials is removing. >> we feel her pain. >> reporter: pauleen's army soldier son was killed while serving in iraq in 2009. this park was built for him and all military heroes. now 7 years later on the the edge of what's known as johnny row park family and friends of another young man are paying tribute to their own loved one. 19-year-old franky killed in a hit-and-run in november. >> i been hearing people they want to take the place down and i don't want that. this is sacrate to my friend. >> that's the last place frankie was. frankie's spirit left at that

>> reporter: the president of the group that built and maintains the park says it's become more than that. >> basically it turned into a party spot and the kids would drink -- were drinking and smoke marijuana and leaving us their trash. >> reporter: next to this. there's been a petition to have the roadside memorial removed. then another one to keep it here. according to the roadside memorial ordinance the mementoes likes this are supposed to be removed from public property within 90 days. that's right about now. so for the family it's looking into who own plot of land and whether they can keep coming here. >> they feel the warm the and that's where he was and they are trying to hold onto that. >> reporter: pauleen is not ready to force the loved ones out. from one grieving mom to another she says, just one condition.

respect and keep the respect. >> reporter: christina hager wbz news. >> the hingham man imprisoned but freed from iran is staying behind closed doors back home. matt trevithick arrived at the airport last night he was held for 40 days in iran until he was released over the weekend. john kerry made a personal plea to get him freed but it's not clear why he was in prison. new developments in the search for another hingham native a marine missing after a helicopter accident. search crews in hawaii found three lifeboats that were on board the two helicopters that crashed on friday. 12 marines were on board marine corporal christopher orlando of hingham was one of them. today the search he can pannedded to land more than -- expanded to land. more than 06 marines scoured the beaches for traces of the copters. with service and speeches and with song today bostonians remembered the legacy of dr.

let it shine let it shine let it shine everywhere i go. >> today marks the 30th anniversary of the holiday set aside to honor the civil rights leader. >> dr. king's mission was on the mind of political leaders who took part in the breakfast. mayor walsh praised the progress boston made in overcoming struggles with racism but says the fight is not finished. >> dr. king reminds us that it's up to all of us all of us to remain vigilant and recognize change when called upon. >> at the hall a crowd used song to celebrate dr. king's work and impact. museum of african history in boston youth symphony orchestra hosted a packed audience brighton volunteers bundled up

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but suddenly the jewelry store faces a uncertain future. >> after decades in business the store's owner has been told he has to move out. and as jim smith tells us the south boston institution may not survive. >> i started here when i was 10 years old. >> reporter: for 47 years billy has called murphy's jewel ray second home. but now, every thing changed. saturday billy got a letter from the landlord. he is being evicted. >> he is going to get me out of here and renovate the building and probably get somebody in for you know higher rent. >> reporter: in 1969, previously owner tom murphy hired billy as a little boy to run errands. he has worked here ever since and finally buying the business from murphy about 20 years ago. now he is got 60 days to hopefully relocate. >> i figureed i would be here until it was time to retire or die or whatever. and to all of a sudden know your life that you have been doing something your life since

anymore and now what i do do with -- what do i do with 57. >> it's fall. >> reporter: the kids and grand kids are a constant presence. >> to be evicted he he is 57 years old and where we going to go and what are we going to do? it's not right. >> reporter: the community loses something too, an old school jewel here fixes rosary beads for free. >> i fixed a lot of rosary beads through the years sometimes it's cost me 20, 30, 40 dollars to fix a rosary beads but i never charged to do it. >> reporter: no secret times are changing, here in and everywhere else but when the store close it will be a sad day. jim smith wbz news. >> you hope something will be worked out in a another location. >> they have customers they can find another spot but it breaksyour heard its one of the -- heart it's one of the things we are excited a new restaurant is in town or did you try out

and it's not worth it. >> miss the old businesses. so as we head into this week after the he snow everybody out with this morning bitter cold temperatures. >> and eric no matter where you go happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> no matter where you go people will say what do you think about the weekend. >> yeah. >> it started last week. a lot of tweets a e-mails this saturday sunday thing is that real. it's a curse computer modeling has so good guidance that you see things a week in a half advance but don't know details until a couple days in advance. so it's almost harder to explain. you have something 10 days in the offing. let's start with here and now a lot of cold and snow and megan sent in this postcard from cape cod. the snow coming down and coating the ground and so far we are well below average when it comes to snowfall to dates. worcester is over 2 feet by now but we are sitting at 7 inches. way things go is we get one or two big storms and that's themain part of the snowfall

we have plenty of wind out there in the meantime, gusting to 40 in providence town and nantucket 39 and delivering plenty of cold we are in the teens and low 20s. colder still off to the west with single digits and teens so on average this is the coldest week of the year and won't live up to the reputation. the wind is going to be persistent and stay gusty through tonight and tomorrow evening and consistent gusts 35 hour. this is going to add lot of chill to the air. tonight and tomorrow morning at the bus stop or tomorrow work. to die down. for this evening real feel temperatures zero to 10 below actual air temps single digits very chilly stuff. same idea for tomorrow morning out the door. and we will have that january in effective sunshine one of my least favorite turns. low 20s for most of the afternoon. then falling back through the teens as we head into the evening.

high temps coldest in central massachusetts staying in the teens. 23 boston and for most of the north show and south shore low 20s. rest of the week quiet and one storm system zipping off to the south on wednesday night reinforcing a little more cold air and wind for thursday. so if you have been asking about the backyard ice rinks freezing up. most towns stay below freezing through the upcoming weekend day and night and we turn our attention to the possible weekend storm. as you imagine when you are five days out there's always here's what we are confident in. there will be a very powerful storm that develops here late in the week. especially looking towards the mid atlantic. this is where it matures and we will get the second phase of the storm as we head into saturday and sunday. looks to move very slowly and when you are five days out you don't know where the rain snow line might set up. where the highest totals are going to be. so i wanted to highlight where the highest confidence is in the corridor through new york and dc and virginia and where

will be a high impact event. now regardless of how much snow we might see we will have onshore winds a full moon high astronomical tides and potential for flooding and erosion. near the shoreline monitor the storm system. we are not at the point to change plans just yet. it's something to stay abreastof through the rest of the week and potential to be bigger. accu-weather seven-day. the workweek is cold and dry through and focusing on saturday, sunday at the end and moving slow enough it could take up a large chunk of saturday and sunday. we will keep you updated with changes as we head through the week. david and paula back to you. >> all right thanks so much. weekend snowstorm would have been a peb perfect time to bring peyton manning to foxboro sadly the patriots have to go to denver. >> sadly this is the deal. steve no home field advantage. >> no it goes through denver butthey will be ready. peyton manning had a great career and tom brady's has been bed better and he is at the top of the game.

they meet with the 17 time with a trip for the super bowl 50 on the line. brady and belichick owned manning but brady won twice in denver. the quarterback was thibault and canal. this morning on weei tom brady said the game is in denver and they are always a grind. >> we have had a lot of close games there and it's always comes down to something at the end. we have been out there once this year and learned a lot from that experience and they are a great opponent and it will take our max effort. >> now whenned by ay was -- braid -- when braid yea was fighting deflate gate a e-mail was released and brady wrote he had another 7 or 8 years to play and peyton only had 2. broncos quarterback said brady reached out to say sorry. >> tom isn't me an apology text that was unnecessary you know that the fact his e-mails were revealed didn't make a lot of

and didn't think a lot of it and somebody said that was you know i was roasted and i have been roasted before and that's not a roast. so woint be on commendy central roast but i've been private difference and banquets that i didn't know would turn into a roast of me and it did and that e-may was amateur night compared to some of the things people said about me. >> he handled that well. when the pats and broncos played in november peyton manning was out and the only brady manning meeting was chatting at midfield before game earlier pats quarterback gave the biggestcomplent commit ever. >> there's no one with more respect for pay the op than me outside probably his parents and his brothers and if anybody can appreciate what he accomplished it's me. so, he is just been remarkable in every you know part of his

tremendous player. >> i am not -- on the -- coverage from denver starts wednesday dan and kate and myself will bring you every angle from the mile high city and special afc championship edition live from denver sunday we starling off at noon with a tour two hour addition of patriots gam day. pats and broncos at 3 on wbz and followed by the 5th quarter post game show on my tv38.and finally yes cell, play the mavericks in dallas tonight and david is back practicing with the bruins. a lot going on. >> thanks cbs evening news is up at 6:30. >> and scott pelley joins us live with a preview. hi scott. >> great to be with you in boston. good news today as americans are freed from iranian prisons. they had been imprisoned there on trumped up charges and they are now back with their

germany where the hostages have arrived and we will have their story along with the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> scott we will be watching thank you. coming up next handcuffed at logan airport why protesters were willing to get locked up to spread the message. >> if you are away from the tv when the news is on see us live stream every wbz newscast weekdays on cbs boston.com or through the cbs all access app.

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county da may be changing her mind about putting dzhokhar tsarnaev on trial for the murder of the officer. the da marion ryan said she planned to prosecute him in collier. but now ryan's office says it will assess whether it's charges. tsarnaev appealing the sentence. monitor that process. gas prices have dropped another 8 cents and the average price in massachusetts is now at1.87 a gallon. prices have not been this lowsince 2008. the savings are not only at the gas pump heating oil is down to 2.10 a gallon which is almost 80 cents lower than at this time last year. and oil prices beating up the stock market but every day consumer they have been good. >> that's low temperatures people will be happy. still to come a tribute to david bowie that's pure genius. >> m.i.t.'s plan to hon outers late rock legend.

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so many david bowie was amusical genies. >> it's fitting the bright mind of m.i.t. plan their own tribute to him. m.i.t. volunteered orchestra will perform two symphonies inspired by bowie's work fever performed in the boston area and money raised on january 29th will go to cans are research. david bowie died last week after battle with cancer. and another shocking announcement this afternoon by the eagles that founding member glenn fry is at the-- frey is dead at the age of 67. so we are facing some temperatures where we will find everything the hats and mittens. >> it's that time year. subzero wind chills so make

sure the pets are not outside and we are watching the weekend nothing to be alarmed about yet. >> thanks so much. >> how we feel about the patriots. >> real good. i just got to get to denver on friday. >> good.