rite now at 4:30, the nbta trying to beat the cold. what they are doing. and a big winner at the wind casino on everett. and brady on manning. the quarterback talks about the challenge of facing off against his friend. good morning everybody, it is 4:30 right now.

>> it's cold outside. it's all about the windchill. we have a wind advisory in effect for all of new england new 7:00 p.m. this means the wind is going to be quiet gusty as it may gust as high as 40-50 miles per hour. that may mean a couple of isolated pockets of outages as well as the windchill. 2 above in manchester, lawrence. the tall temperature is running into the teens and we are not going to come up that much, in the 20s, that's about it. there are a few clouds floating by from time to time. bundle up today. the real feel only in the single digits at the warmest time today. the wind gusts, again, 40-50

it will still be blustery even for the ride home. coming up. >> thank you very much. this is a good time to remind you you can down load the cbs boston weather app giving you the forecast and the radar and video forecast on your tablet or phone. >> rite now, the nbta trying to weather. >> the trains are getting warmed up and running along the tracks without passengers. the company is trying to restore the public's confidence after last year's problems. and as the t battles the weather to keep the trains on time, the nbta will hold hearings on whether or not to keep the weekend service. there will be meetings today

they are facing a $242 million deficit and needs to look for ways to cut costs. the police are saying the woman who reported being attacked and robs this weekend in chelsey made the story up. she told the police three men attacked her while she was walking home. she will be called to court later this month. sixth protesters are expected to be in court today. they are from about a dozen protesters. the six were arrested when they refused to leave the terminal. it's a winning hand for the state's largest construction company. suffux has won the contract.

largest private construction project in the history of the state. wind resorts says building the casino will create 4000 construction jobs and an additional jobs when the casino opens. business and political leaders will get a look on the $950 million project. mgm was awarded the state east western license and it's using 14-acres in downtown springfield. boston mayor walsh will deliver his state of the state address. you can see it live right here on wbz at 7:30. no holiday for the

they spent martin luther king jr. day working. >> reporter: visitors re- fleblghted in the nation's capitol on monday while the presidential candidates marked his legacy on the campaign trail. >> we should pay tribute to people who helped bring us to this point and be challenged to continue their work. >> what is important is that we remember his vision. the world that he wanted to see, the america that he wanted to see. >> reporter: all three democratic contenders ers co- meme rated his steps on the south carolina capitol.

hampshire and at liberty universities. and jeb bush said he changed the nation forever. donald trump and cruz are in a tie and hillary clinton is slightly ahead of sanders. and his or deal now over. a hingham man is just happy to be home. the family of mathew trevithick is just happy to be home. he was in prison for 40 days. neighbors say they are elated the bu grad has finally returned.

coming up on 4:37 on your tuesday, the police are trying to track down two men wanted in the case with a dog. two men were repeatedly attacked with a stick. when the men were chased, they took off saying race usual slurs. >> i wanted to cry, but i couldn't cry. it's like with your kids, you don't know how to show your emotions. >> abbie suffers from kidny disease making it even worse. anyone with information, please call the police. the patriots are getting ready to play.

the 16 times. brady says he can't wait to face off against manning again. >> it's pretty remarkable for him what he has accomplished this season. the steelers were playing as well as any team in the league. it will be fun to play another peyton manning led team. >> and don't forget our coverage starts tomorrow. we will bring you every angle from the mile high city. on sunday, we will start with a two-hour edition of pregame show we can't wait. >> i know it. the drive for five. >> i love it. coming up on wbz, a local teacher's plea for help. >> why she is turning to social media and her students.

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a propose amendment to the h ma constitution calls for 4% on those with an income of $1 million or more. it is 4:41 right now on your tuesday, a gas war benefiting customers and uber is taking back to the skies. >> all right, plus the irs is ready for business. now it's time for today's money watch. >> reporter: good morning chris, good morning catherine. the irs is ready to start tax season. taxpayers are being advised to check their mail and e-mail for important documents coming their way. 150million tax returns are expected to be filed this year. your next uber ride could

you hate dealing with traffic, and have a load of extra cash, you can use the chopper. uber tested the service and charged between several hundred and several thousands of dollars. the price of gas briefly dropped below $1 a gallon. one station where has selling gas for 47 crepts a gallon. the-- 47-cents a gallon. the police actually had to direct traffic. this morning, the prices are back to over $1. the national average is still under $2. >> 47-cents is amazing. it's amazing. >> hannah, thank you very much.

morning to say the least. >> that wind gust kind of -- >> bites. >> it was a quick run to the car and to the building. it is all about the wind, you are right about that. temperatures are cold, too, we are running in the teens. even if there were no wind, it would be a chilly start. the wind, 24 miles per hour and the wind is going to be with us from start to finish today. the real feel is sitting at 1 below zero right now. 7 below in wooster. a windchill of 2 below from lawrence to manchester to providence. you certainly want to be bundled up. the temperatures are not going to be going anywhere throughout the day. it's going to feel like it's below zero in south western new hampshire and in the single digits for the rest of us. there's no improvement. right on through the evening,

windchills at the warmest time of the day. now, tonight, we are still going to be running in the single digits. the wind each afternoon will get a little bit lighter. the key is a little bit. it's going to be blustery as we head throughout middle part of the week. we will get a few clouds mixing in throughout the day. other wise, there's no fear of precipitation. the storm that came through yesterday is pulling through the region. what we have to con tend with on the backside is the wind. one little storm to our south is going to miss us. as we head into the middle part of the week, high pressure building in thursday and friday the clouds starts to increase and then we keep our eye on the storm. there's area of snow all the way from tennessee to the atlantic. the time frame for us will be saturday through sunday.

now as to where the track of the storm is going to be set up. lots to watch. again, time frame we are watching saturday, especially into sunday morning. today's highs topping out only in the 20s. we are in the teens right now. the wind is still going to be strong. wind advisories in effect until 7:00 p.m., but we may need to see that extended or at least through the gusty winds tomorrow. the high temperature is just over 30, that's about it. this is the coldest wind we have had. thursday, still blustery. there's the potential for saturday into sunday morning and it looks like we stay cold, still in the lower 30s for next week. >> thank you. a local middle school student is turning to students and strangers for help. she is 30 years ole and needs a

>> and she is hoping this plea can save her life. >> reporter: this 7th grade teacher is busy grading papers, but it's not easy. >> the tiring and exaustion is tough. >> reporter: last month, she got onto the national donor list, but that could take 6-7 years, so she is trying something new and out of her comfort zone. >> i have heard so many stories that people have done this and it's gotten into the right hands. >> reporter: she is using the power of social media to spread the word. a web tells her journey. >> people are really surprised. i think everybody is surprised. i'm a pretty private person. >> reporter: and for the first

including something new. she is including the middle school students where she spends so much time hoping they can help save her life. at first, she worried about asking for their help, but hopes it will be a lesson for them all. >> at the end of the day, i am teaching them to be good people and we need those good people to make things like this happen. >> and for more information on how you can help, go to our website at cbsboston.com. and coming up, stars boycotting the oscars. plus, a high-rise danger

checking our top stories, the t is working on warming up the trains before passengers get on them. we will have much more in a live report coming up in 10 minutes. and new this morning, suffux has been hired for the casino project. wind resort says it will create 4000 trade jobs and an additional 4000 jobs will be created once the casino opens. a jewelry store owner has been told he needs to move out. billy casetta has been told he has to move out. he has been there for 37 years. now he has 60 days to get out. >> i figured i would be here

die or whatever and all of a sudden to find out what you have been doing since we were 10 years old you can't do anymore. now, what do i do at 57. >> he believes the landlord plans to sell the building. for the second year in a row, most of the nominees are white. stars went on social media for support. smith says neither she or her husband will attend. will smith was not nominated for his role in concussion. >> begging diminishing dignity and diminishes power and we are a dignified people. >> that video has been viewed

last night, the head of the academy issued a statement promising more diversity. a 2012 study found the academy is made up of mostly white males. and this is the topic of our daily talker today. what do you think about the nominees and the boycott? twitter seems to be downright now. you can always post on our facebook site. we'll have more coming up at 5:30. [ music ] remembering glen fry, a founding member of the eagles who wrote some of rock's classic hits. glen's voice and guitar playing

the eagles sold more than 150 million albums. he launched a solo career. the eagles reunited four years later and then were inducted into the hall of fame. don henly released this statement that says in part, i know crossing paths with glen changed my life forever and had planet. very nice statement there. in our health watch this morning, a potential health hazard for people living in high-rise buildings. a canadian study shows the higher you live in a building the lower your chances of surviving a cardiac arrest. and some good news, if you get a lot of rest on the

can increase your -- de crease your risk of diabetes. >> all right, 4:55 right now. a weekend to remember for a

the patriots weren't the

>> this is nice, a surprise marriage proposal took place with a message on the video board and we are told she said yes. talk about the ultimate proposal there, pat's fan experience. >> can you imagine the nerves? i am putting that out in front of thousands and thousands of fans. >> i feel like the confidence level has to be there when you do it that big. >> he must have talked with her dad. [ laughter ] right now at 5:00, staying ahead of the bitter cold. the steps the ntba is taking over night to keep the trains on the track. and the excitement is building for the patriots and broncos game.