Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. There is as much as 3 feet of snow in parts of new england tonight. Lunenburg, massachusetts, for one. Boston is digging out of two feet but there is also ice and flooding. Hard hit is marshfield massachusetts where we find anna werner. R reporter homes along thecove massachusetts coast set covered in ice, heavy frozen layers that brought down power lines. Crews worked all day to restore service, while plows cleared debris from snowy streets. The storm packing top winds of 60 miles an hour broke throughin the seaside concrete seawalls in the seaside towns of marshfield and scituate. This is where this part of the seawall blew out, correct . Thats right. Reporter joe rossi chairs aliti local Citizens Coalition and says the many of the sea walls are vulnerable, 85 at least 50 years old. Its a ticking time bomb. This is only a sample what if what could be widespread coastal infrastructure failure going forward. I have broken bones here. Reporter marshfield lobsterman tim mannix took a direct hit. The storm blasted through the back sliding doors of his seaside home and left him with the scars to show for it. I was pushing the table, the dining room table up against the i was pus slider to, you know, get a little extra support and, pow, got me right in the kisser. Reporter the impact broke several bones in his face and left him with more than a dozen with mo stitches. His family home was destroyed. Im trying to laugh it all off and get on with my life here but, you know, of course it hurts. Of course it hurts. Reporter mannix doesnt know what hell do about the house. Hes just glad he was rescued. Do you feel lucky . You Better Believe im lucky. I know it. Reporter Governor Charlie Baker toured damaged areas. Local officials are hoping for help from the state, especially to repair seawalls. The local police chief here in marshfield says he expects repairing all the damaged structures in town could take nearly two years. Pelley anna, thanks very much. Flights from boston logan resumed. 8,300 flights were canceled which had a Ripple Effect alla ripple effec across the country. There is still a lot of winter left, of course. Eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at wbz, our cbs station in boston. Eric, whats next . Reporter friday morning, swinging into places like boston, new england, becoming another strong system heading into friday night, all wrapping up off the coast of new england snow total also this time around not nearly like what we just dealt with, many seeing 24 inches in the morning friday. Then as we head toward friday night, heavy snowfall into downeast maine, a spot that saw a lot of snow in the blizzard and some snow creeping into boston. Another system, sunday night into monday, a little more uncertainty here. If it turns the corner and comes up the coast again, it will be a significant storm, more snow nowhere to put that snow. Plus we have a lot of cold coming in behind it. We look toward next week. First full week of february and temperatures running well belowa lot o savage and feeling like deja vu. And scott, we had a lot of theses last conversations last winter. Pelley thank you. Tha pelley eric, thank you. We had to show you this picture that caught our eye today from boston. Theres no greater symbol of resilience like the marathon finish line. This man couldnt bear to see it covered. He he treated it with reverence. In another important story tonight, we waited all day for word on a prisoner swap but didnt happen. The kingdom of jordan offered to trade a prisoner for a pilot and japanese hostage held by i. S. I. S. Holly williams is following this. Reporter the fate of japanese journalist kenji goto is now intertwined with another i. S. I. S. Hostage, muath al kasaesbah, a jordanian pilot whose plane crashed in syria during a bombing raid last month. I. S. I. S. Vowed to execute both today unless jordan released sajida alrishawi, a death row prisoner caught after failing to detonate a suicide bomb in 2005. The militants offered to free the japanese reporter in return and to spare the life of their jordanian hostage, though not to release him. In tokyo this morning, kenji gotos mother pleaded for her sons life. And in jordan, a small group of protesters led by the pilots father urged the government to meet the extremists demands. At the last minute just before the deadline set by i. S. I. S. Jordan agreed to free al rishawi, but only in exchange for its captured pilot. So far, there has been no public response from the militants. I. S. I. S. First threatened to execute kenji goto and another japanese hostage Haruna Yukawa a week ago, demanding 200 million in ransom. Tonight, theres still no word on kenji goto and muath al kasaesbah. Pelley Holly Williams is joining us from northern iraq. Holly, what does this woman havehi to do with i. S. I. S. . Reporter nothing that we know of, but she is from iraqs Anbar Province where i. S. I. S. Is fighting for territory, so this could be an attempt by extremists to win hearts and minds. Scott, enforcing jordan, which is a close u. S. Ally, to agree to the release of a convicted terrorist, i. S. I. S. Is sending a warning that it intends to punish any muslim government that stands against it. Pelley Holly Williams, thank you very much. In washington we heard today from the woman whos to become the top Law Enforcement officer in the land. Loretta lynch appeared before the senate in hopes of becoming the next attorney general. She is a longtime federal prosecutor from new york. Hears nancy cordes. So help you god. I do. Reporter many of the questions lynch faced today were at her predecessor. Not her. Youre not eric holder, are you . No, im not, sir. Reporter over the past six years, republicans have clashed repeatedly with holder. I realize contempt is not a big deal to our attorney general you dont want to go there, okay . I dont want to go there . No. Reporter . Who they see as a legal rubber stamp for president obamas policies. Alabama senator jeff sessions. You understand that on occasion you have to say no to the person who actually appointed you to the job and who you support . Senator, i do understand that is in fact the role and the responsibility of the attorneyf general. Reporter lynch is a harvard educated u. S. Attorney who grew up in North Carolina shortly after desegregation and was her high schools first black valedictorian. Sitting behind lynch today were dozens of proud sorority sisters. I will always listen to your concerns because theres a greats collective wisdom here. Reporter republicans liked that but did not like her take on the president s recent executive action granting legal status to some undocumented workers. Louisianas david vitter. I have a huge concern regarding what i think is the president s illegal, unconstitutional executive amnesty, and i have a huge concern of the fact that you think it is within the law. Reporter still, lynchs confirmation does not appear to be in doubt. Both sides praised her reputation and qualifications today, but it could take a while, scott. The Judiciary Committee may not vote till late february and the full senate needs to vote as well. Pelley thank you, nancy. Sometimes justice moves slowly and today a group of former students from Friendship Junior College in South Carolina were cleared of convictions that dated back more than half a century back to when they challenged racial segregation. Michelle miller now with heroes of the civil rights movement. The defendant convictions for tresspassing in january 1961 are vacated, null, void and set aside. applause reporter it took less than 30 minutes for Circuit Court judge john hayes to correct aourt 54 year injustice. applause the last time the surviving members of the friendship nine now all in their 70s, were in a courtroom together was in 1961. After a taking a seat at this segregated mccrorys store lunch counter. Willie mccloud was one of them. When they drug us out of when here, they carried us through the rear to the jailhouse in the cel back and put us in those cells. That was an awakening for us for me, anyway. Reporter the sitting campaign which began in greensboro, North Carolina, a year before had spread across country. Civil rights organizations were running low on bail money. So Clarence Graham and the rest of the College Friends chose jail. So jail no bail, what did that mean . It meant that we were going to purposely allow ourselves to be arrested and not pay the fine. Reporter they were sentenced to 30 days of hard labor on aa chain gang. Dub massey called it a badge of honor. B ma we knew that eventually all of this would come to fruition and we would have to be exonerated. Reporter you knew that . I knew that. Good morning. Reporter apologies are already coming into the men. Graham shared a meeting he hady just yesterday with a local white woman. St y she hugged me. We talked for a half hour. She said, im so sorry. Reporter what is the lesson here . Perseverance. Dont allow anybody to stop you from doing the right thing. Reporter scott, the lawyer who represented these men backhing. In 1961, he was inside the court today, standing right by their side, and the judge who cleared them this morning, he is the nephew of the judge who originally sente originally sentenced them. Dr. King said the arc of the moral universe is long but bends towards justice. Michelle miller reporting for us tonight, thanks. Some notes on the economy today. The Federal Reserve says it wont raise Interest Rates because inflation is still below 2 . The government also told us that 20 of American Kids depend on food stamps. Thats 60 million. On before the great recession, it was 9 million. And with sales at mcdonalds slipping, don thompson is stepping down as c. E. O. To be replaced by a Senior Executive Vice President steve easterbrooke. Russias economy is sinking, and today, the u. S. And europe said it could face even more tougher economic sanction for whipping up new violence in ukraine. Heres elizabeth palmer. Reporter the on again off again war in Eastern Ukraine is on again. And ukrainian soldiers are bracing for another major assault by prorussian rebels after they were forced to retreat from donetsk airport last week. The war of words is on again too. On monday, russias president , Vladimir Putin, described ukraines army as a foreign legion implying n. A. T. O. Soldiers had joined its ranks. Nonsense, said n. A. T. O. In fact, its russia that sent soldiers to fight with the rebels. 9,000 of them, according to the ukrainian government. Along with weapons including tanks and antiaircraft systems so good the Ukrainian Air force hasnt been able to fly over the war zone for months. Heres the front line with the prorussian rebels now intr control of ukraines industrial heartland. Analysts believe they also want the port of mariupol to consolidate what theyre already calling their republic. Last saturday morning missiles rained down on a suburb of mariupol killing 30 civilians, many elderly people out peo shopping. That morning, prorussian rebels had announced their assault on mariupol had begun, then abruptly denied it as casualty figures started to climb and blamed the Ukrainian Army instead. What happens next, scott depends on president Vladimir Putin whos already hurting from sanctions and the drop in oil prices. He may decide that escalating this vicious little war is going to hurt him or, on the other hand, he may think its going to give him valuable leverage against the u. S. , n. A. T. O. And europe. Pelley and russian bonds were downgraded to junk level bon status this week, too. Elizabeth, thank you very much. Some cars are safer than ever. Well tell you which ones and why. And watch the grand canyon disappear, when the cbs evening news continues. Ening news continues. You know. Theres a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. Try phillips fiber good gummies. Theyre delicious and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. Mmmm. These are good the tasty side of fiber. From Phillips Pelley the Insurance Industry tested more than three dozen vehicles to see if new safety features are preventing deaths. Chip reid has the results. Reporter for years, crash tests have shown steady improvement in vehicle safety. Now, a new report confirms those findings. Adrian lund is president of the Insurance Institute for highway safety. Weve seen a lot of stories about recalls and people may be o nervous about the vehicles, but the fact is vehicles are as safe as ever. Reporter according to the report the chances of dying in a crash in a late model vehicle in 2011 fell by 41 compared to late model vehicles in 2008. Eight years ago, no vehicle model had zero driver deaths but nine different 2011 models have not had a single drivergl fatality. Six of those nine are suvs. Thats a real turnaround from a decade ago when suvs werent the safest vehicles on the road because they had a tendency to roll over. Reporter the big life saver for suv drivers is electronic stability control, which applies the brakes if it senses the vehicle is starting to spin out of control. He says other crucial safety changes that saved lives is increased use of seat belts, air bags and stronger structural designs. For some cars, though, the report contains some bad news. 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Next weather talent appears at wx center with generic pinpoint filling monitor then we take special sponsored 7day graphic then we wipe to end tag pelley its not often the two winners of the Nobel Peace Prize get together, but it happened yesterday in india when president obama met Kailash Satyarthi. They were joined by three children who were rescued by Kailash Satyarthi from child trafficking and forced marriage. Seth doane sat down with this remarkable man. Reporter getting a greeting like this is all the reward Kailash Satyarthi needs for freeing these children from a life of slavery. Do you think these kids see you as a Nobel Peace Prize winner . No, i dont think they see me as friend or brother or Something Like father. Reporter at his shelter in rajasthan, he tries to give the kids the childhood they missed. India has at least 4 million child laborers. Many were abandoned by parents unable to care for them or sold as cheap labor to farms. Others work in factories quarries and small shops. Who won the nobel prize, he asks . The reply . All of us kids. Reporter this boy worked in a Small Grocery till he was rescued four years ago at age nine. Children are preferred because theyre the cheapest labor, free labor and the adults are denied jobs because they can be expensive labor, they can fight for their rights, they cannot work long hours, et cetera. Reporter Kailash Satyarthi organizes raids with local police but sometimes employers are tipped off, waiting for him,an armed. In 2004, he was attacked trying to free kids working for a circus. You said you had a gun literally to your head. Literally. Reporter this is dangerous work freeing these kids. Its dangerous, but its thrilling. Reporter quite thrilling. Thrilling because i know that somebody has to pay the cost for freedom. It does not come easily. If not me than who else will do . Reporter in his no frills out of obscurity new delhi office he keeps count of how many children they rescued. Reporter you were plucked out of obscurity. T the biggest problem was to identify who is Kailash Satyarthi. laughter reporter Kailash Satyarthi has wasted no time using his newfound fame. He asks, can the world call itself civilized as long as any children anywhere are enslaved . Seth doane, cbs news, rajasthan, india. Pelley be the change you want to see. Thats the cbs evening news for tonight. For all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodnight. Captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. A mother killed by a stray bullet her kids were there as it happened. Tonight, family members tell us about the tragic turn of events. Good evening, im in for. Im ken. Just picked up her kids from school when she was caught in a crossfire in san franciscos bay view district. Kpix 5s ryan shows us the outpouring of support from friends and family and neighbors. Ryan. Reporter ken can, thats right. The vigil just started a few minutes ago, about 40 people are here where the victim lived ands also out here where she was hit by that stray bullet. Now, all of these folks here, they are here for a mom who died right next to her kids when bullets started flying. Allen lopez can barely look at his girlfriends memorial. The spot where she died, barely 24 hours. Just picked up her three kids from school, ages 13, 9 and 3. They were right outside of their house in the bayview district. She happened to be in the middle of the crossfire between two cars shooting at each other. Reporter allen says when he heard about 8 shots he lunged for the kids to protect them. He saw maria on the ground. Her eyes closed. Then he saw the blood. She died minutes later. He describes maria as a harding and caring mother with three kids, forced to watch her begin to die. From a distance, we saw the 13yearold write a message to her mom. But allen worries about the