on saturday peeking-- peak on saturday morning and bringing the snow across philly and dc and virginia and notice the northern extent of it. it's going to have a very tough time lifting northward into new england so as it stands right now. early estimates for three days out and the best chance of a half foot of snow he that's the ceiling at this point is in southeastern massachusetts. there's going to be very sharp cut off between snow and basically nothing at all. the line is around the pike. i think once you move north of there this is pretty much a nonevent. of course we will watch this carefully over the next couple days and see if the lines have to move a little bit. you don't want to take a forecast on wednesday and just take it to the bank for the weekend. maybe the snow would be developing late on saturday afternoon. the best chance of snowfall would be saturday night during the overnight and that's also where see see the strongest winds and pulling offshore very quickly on sunday morning. so all tolled right now, cautiously optimistic wouldn't point. we will talk more about the storm and coasta flooding

>> thank you. if you've question for eric or someone else on the weather team go to cbs boston.com and check out the live storm tracking blog. you can interact with the team and see the latest updates on the forecast. and if you haven't down load the cbs boston weather app to give you updates and video forecast and live radar and it's there on the at that .let -- tablet or smart phone. now the afc championship between patriots and broncos. tom brady and the team hitting the field for the first time since the playoff win while praising a patriot. darius fleming getting credit for rescuing a woman off the field. fleming says he helped pull a woman out of a crashed car on route one. >> we have team coverage from foxboro to denver and we begin with jim smith live in foxboro with the heroic story jim. >> reporter: you know we have heard the phrase football hero. but most times that's touchdowns on the field.

real life football hoareo. darius fleming who says he saw a woman in trouble last week and jumped into being a. a story unfolded on route one last thursday night north of gillette stadium near a dunkin donuts. darius flemming was on --fleming -- fleming was on the way home when he noticed a accident and woman trapped inside the car he kicked in the window getting her out saving her. >> the smoke started to freak me out i couldn't tell her i will be right back and i started kicking it and kick it with my right leg and it didn't break i wasn't sure if it would but the third quick it broke. >> reporter: a short time ago we spoke with a within on the scene after the accident. >> kind of ironic i think he had more injuries than anyone else they were standing nobody seemed to be bleeding or hurt but he apparently you know hurt his leg when he kicked through the glass. >> reporter: during the rescue fleming himself was also hurt.

than 20 stitches in his right calf. he he went onto play in saturday night's game. impressing his teammates. >> darius he was really quiet about it but once the team got ahold of it the guys on the the team whoa forced him to gave speech. >> reporter: pats fans say that's the patriots way. >> it's easier to concentrate on negatives but it's nice to see people talking about that and covering it instead of trash talk let's talk about the positive stuff. >> reporter: now you heard that witness but despite that some have doubts and there was report earlier today on tmz casting some doubt on darius fleming's tore story and he is responding on twitter in this tweet he says people are quick to try to bring you down. so sad. that's the latest tweet from darius fleming so obviously some have their doubts but we have witnesses and the pats teammates know he had the cut on his leg so by all appearances the guy did the

what a story live at gillete jim smith wbz news -- gillette jim smith w about. z news. >> after that broke -- wbz news. >> after that news broke they returned to practice. saturday's win. steve burton is live at the practice. know. neither quarterback has beaten the other on the road since, well, last-- should say 2007. 2007 was the last time quarterback has beaten the other quarterback on the road but brady plans to change that on sunday. here's why. the pats practice inside the field house today. of course all the attention is on the quarterback matchup but tom brady says it's not going to be a one-on-one game. >> it's going to be a team effort. there's no doubt. i would love to play as best i can and try to have my best game of the season. that's where my focus is going

plays as well as possible but it will take all three phases. >> reporter: so the patriots have two more days to practice here and then they will get on a plane and head out to denver -- denver and they plan to get out early on friday. they will leave friday afternoon and get out there but they want to get there two days early for the game. that's the story here and we have word that matthew slater may be out for the game. so, that's just breaking now. >> special teams. >> reporter: yeah. >> that would hurt. >> we will get more on that. >> keep us up to date. tonight. thanks and remarks from the broncos gave new york tabloids back page material. daily news and post created the o. so creative images of a crying baby tom brady. dan roche is live in colorado and i have to think they will live to regret the images. >> reporter: seam lot of fun when it come to the games. this is the second time in

meet in denver at the afc championship and there's the trash talking with the cry barry -- cry babe consider crybabiy but the team have a great deal of respect for each other. and that starts at the quarterback position as stevementioned with manning with the broncos who was on the morning. manning will face brady for the 17th time in his career and peyton says brady and belichick are why the pats are headed to the 10th afc title game in the last 15 years. >> they have had excellent continuity you know from coach belichick to tom brady you know there a's reason -- there's a reason the head coach and quarterback have been there for as long as they have because they both have been outstanding at respective jobs. >> reporter: now they certainly are good. coming up in sports we will hearmore from manning on what makes braidity best he ever to

ever to play the game and paula ican't help about think paul soup. >> nice big can. dan roche. cbs station in denver actually believes their fans are better straight. got cbs boston facebook page and look for the battle of the fans photo and like it and share itto show we can spread further than theirs. we have you covered a special 2- who are edition of game day kicks off at noon and patriots versus broncos is right here on wbz at 3. and then afterwards, stay with us on wbz and my tv38 for live post game coverage on 5th quarter. developing story on wall street an up and down some day for the markets. dow dropped more than 565 points at one point before finally recovering gaining a little more than half of those losses back. the main culprit once again the

biggest one day drop since september. but overall, the markets have lost 2 trillion dollars in value this month alone. the dow down about 250 points today. the mbta coming out on top. >> it's not something to. [ about. the national list of transit troubles where the -- brag about. the national list of transit troubles. >> the big changes chipotle because of the norovirus outbreak. >> no mat are how late they play i watch it. >>-- no matter how late they play i watch it. >> she followed the patriots longer than she can remember. the 99-year-old fan who

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i am going guess this won't surprise a lot of people but the mbta lead the nation in broken down trains national transit data base posted results from 2014 and it's not

and the t had 219 major breakdowns more than any other transit system in the country oh by the way it doesn't include the problems the crippled the t last winter. chipotle will offer workers sick leave to prevent another noro vice rouse outbreak like the one in brighton around 140 people became sick after eating at the restaurant where one worker had the norovirus. >> eric has been a busy man and i've seen you walk all over the studio back and forth and kind of an exciting day because you made the maps for the snow totals. >> every day try to move further along in the process. i swear we are not holding information out you have to wait until everything is clear because if you have the map on monday and it changes on friday what good is that. >> the more chocolate he gives you the better. >> you were in the meeting today when i was there giving the weather update. >> i want to write your performance. >> i could have pushed it

tonight first cold outside 20s and 30s. a little less edge because we had a little less wind. tonight breezy and chilly and january. and temperatures in the teens and becoming mostly cloudy and winds out of the northwest at 5 to 15. and tomorrow is a lot like every day we have seen so far this week. it's going to be a cold start. looked bright skies and mix of sun and clouds. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 and higher gusts and high temperatures in the mid to upper 20s for us. which is below average for this time of year. and winter day we are bundled up and layered up and more on that on friday to enweek. 26 in worcester 27 in fitchburg and freezing mark on nantucket for tomorrow. quiet friday no issues and we will watch this developing winter storm. so the energy for it right now is working down the front range of the rockies and over time what that is going to do is track along the southern periphery of the coast and as it heads to the gulf coast will create severe weather new orleans and friday across florida and then it hits the

becomes a major east coast winter storm. really a textbook winter storm for the mid-atlantic. last winter everything went ripe for boston where we had the big storms it's been five yearssince they have had one towards washington, d.c. like this and this is going to be in 2010. so here's timeline. we have got all that snowfall developing on friday afternoon. and heading on up into dc and if you are traveling anywhere through say philly and new york airports on friday and saturday, and charlotte raleigh and baltimore they are going to have significant issues. and then we look towards saturday afternoon. and that snow line is going to get just to the shores and then the question is, does it nudge ashore or stay just off toward the south. so an early estimate three days out i think the best chance if we can maybe see a half foot of snowfall if it happens it's in southeastern massachusetts and that line may need to come farther south to the coast over the next couple days and, of course, we will keep updating it over the next 48 hours. a really sharp cut off so as

edge there's going to be nothing. it's not going to be a jackpot area here and snow elsewhere. i think if you are north the pike very low impact pretty much a nonevent is how it looks right now. now as we watch the snow the first flakes will develop late on saturday afternoon. and morning no issues there and many are marathon training trying to get a long run. peak snow chance is saturday night that's where we see the strongest winds and it's winding down early sunday night. it's where we see the strongest winds 45 to 65 miles an hour strongest gusts nantucket and martha vineyard and winds will decrease work north and west. strong winds binge with -- combining with high tides because the full moon is saturday night stack up more so we have a high tide on saturday and sunday morning and both should produce minor flood and erosion on east facing beaches. right now it's farther south

concerns with coastal flooding. here's accu-weather 7-day. sun comes out on sunday afternoon as the storm pulls away. highs near 30 and winds will diminish and monday and tuesday and milder and head out the deep freeze we have been in all week and no snow in the forecast after saturday and sunday. david and paula over to you. >> thank you. a little disconcerting when we spoke with steve and he mentioned matthew slater possibly being out. >> not a good thing. tackles -- no. tackles. >> he's special teams and big player for the patriots here's the latest. special teams captain matthew slater didn't participate in practice. he listed on injury report with a shin injury and did not practice. now pro football talk.com is saying patriots ruled him out for sunday's game and that is a big loss. despite that, the two teams have to play and levan reid says brace yourself for another epic classic. >> reporter: mutual respect

>> playing someone 17 times is pretty cool so especially someone as great as him. >> reporter: this time around brady will have more of his offensive pieces. that will be a huge difference than their november matchup. >> great for us to have some of the guys back that weren't there's only two teams left standing and i think we feel like we are one of the best and they feel like they are the best team you know that's why it makes for a great game. >> reporter: as the pats do a walk through many of the conversations have to da with the quarterbacks but if new england doesn't stop the run sunday could be a long afternoon. >> i think bill said i think it was 10 games where they rush over a hundred yards and won 9. >> reporter: game talk will have been to master of disgeese manning doesn't have the arm stretching he used to have but makes maybe the -- strength he used to have but makes the best presnap reads and they have to make sure they don't tip anything off before every play.

>> let's head out to the rocky mountains where dan is standing by with the broncos side of things. >> reporter: as you know we have been talking about this all week. always special when you get an opportunity to play an afc championship game and this is the 10th time in the last 15 years for one mr. tom brady. pretty special stuff. as for the other side of the football, we know of course with peyton manning a 17th possible final onfield battle between brady and manning. manning is 3-9 in the regular season against brady and 2-2 in the playoffs and when asked about brady today, manning praised number 12 for being one of the all time greats. >> all i can say about tom brady is that he plays the position the way it's supposed to be played and he's extremely talented and very hard worker and very competitive guy and he plays his position the right way and when you do that, there's a reason you play for a long time and you play well for

>> reporter: and we know that both have had a deal with a -- had to deal with off field issue and he said tom has been in support of him and i try to be the same there for him as well. so, again, friends on and off the field. brady and manning so carnal lot of respect but they will try to help their team get to super bowl 50 come sunday. dan roche now back to you. >> thanks and pro football talk we got word as retracted matthew slater is out for sunday's game. so we have to play the wait and see game. knowing slater he will try to play. a special afc championship edition of patriots all access live from denver saturday at 7 on wbz and on a sunday we will start off noon with the two hour aedition of patriots game day kick off at 3 here and followed by the 5th quarter post game show simulcast and my

that's sports for now. now back to you. >> thanks cbs evening news is coming up next here at 6:30. >> scott pelley is joining us live from new york now with a preview. hi scott. >> paula david great to be with you. president obama visiting michigan today said he would be beside himself if he was a parent in flint. where the water has been contaminated with lead. we have an interview tonight with the governor of michigan telling us how they expect to fix that problem and admitting it was the state's fault that this was unknown to the citizens for months. we will have that and the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes. >> thank you. coming up next she has stuck by the patriots through good and bad and stick around to hear from one of the most

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enduring loyalty. >> i can remember the horse and buggy days. >> reporter: you can. >> of course we had a horse and buggy years ago. >> reporter: she is is 99 years old and still remembers everything. the names of 18 great grandchildren and joe remembers when the patriots were on tv. >> i watched it ever since i can remember don't know how long i watched it. it's a long time. >> reporter: she moved to foxboro in 1929 lopping before the patriots were a glimmer in billy sullivan's eyes. but now, she doesn't miss a game or even a play. and no, tom brady is not her one and only. >> i like them all. i can't say i really have a favorite. i like them all. >> reporter: most of the girls like tom brady though. >> oh no i don't. i like what's his name gronk. i like him too. >> reporter: the patriots recently presented joe with a

and not just for being a fan, it was for her attitude for the way she lived life. >> i don't want to be serious. i don't want to be an old grouch. but it doesn't cost anymore to be nice and smile than it does to be grumppy. >> reporter: she doesn't want to predict a final score of sunday's game but she is confident the patriots will win. with her experience, i will go with that. in foxboro bill shields wbz news. >> great story. >> she is great. >> love it. still to come, popping in for a pint. >> a hollywood star surprise

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