police say were going the wrong way on 495. >> the preliminary investigation leaves investigators to believe that the wrong way operator vehicle struck the northbound vehicle head on. the vehicle became engulfed in fire. >> reporter: it was after midnight last night. the driver of the white infinity hit the mercury with the fo and the mercury bursted into flames. >> mile marker 8 wrong way crash. >> middleboro firefighters were on the scene within minutes. >> none of the fatalities are pleasant for us but this was exceptionally horrific for our guys and for the families involved. >> police believe the infinity was on the highway for a few minutes when it crashed head on

were disturbed by what they saw. >> certainly any horrific scene would trouble anyone. >> just moments ago we spoke with the father of craig digs, one of the four young men who died in the mercury. >> he said that personality that would really mo . >> also one of the son's best friends george galvin was also in the car and jordan was on a career path to be a firefighter. reporting live from middleboro, bill shields, wbz news. >> my heart breaks for the dad. there's a number of wrong way crashes over the past few months. back in august a wrong way driver did a u-turn then crashed head on with two other cars.

hospitalized. on 495 in mans field, both draifrs were pronounced dead at the scene. earlier this year the eye team looked into what can be done to prevent wrong way crashes and they discovered four years ago federal transportation officials recommended lowering the wrong way and do not enter signs to make them easier to see at night from a vehicle. at last check, that project was still in progress. we did reach today for an update but did not hear back. rhode island installed a sensor system that notifies police of a wrong way driver but massachusetts did not buy that because it was too expensive. breaking news this evening the freak accident that apparently killed a new hampshire teenager is now leading to some major safety

the memorial for the 16- year old girl killed in nashua, the sewer drain has been recovered. nashua city officials working to announce others are secure. multiple crews are working secure. all sewer covers were tampered with bolts and stainless steel covers were heavier and more durable. high school sophomore senior was reported missing on saturday morning when he didn't return home after leaving a friend's house during a heavy rainstorm. state police found a body in the merrimack river ten miles

from a large volume of water. . now to a developing story, a man recovering now after someone shot him in the head near boston medical center. police say he's a 25-year old man standing by a fence when another man rode up on a bicycle and pulled the trigger. officials haven't released the victim's name. police are hoping surveillance cameras will lead them to suspect. the county down is on now -- -- countdown. long lines before the official switch over to all electronic tolling. christina haguer spent the day with mass dot who gai us an up close look at what this means to have the change over.

0. >> reporter: halloween monday could be a scary traffic day out here. they say it will be worth it in the end. the commute will be faster, cleaner, and safer. . >> think about this as you would a snowstorm and plan ahead. >> friday night workers take cash at the tolls in massachusetts for the last time at 9:45. about 15 sets the stage for lines like this. >> the reason i didn't get it in the past -- i don't think the government needs to know where i'm going. >> mass dot officials sadded more staffing and hours to handle the demand but say commuters will need more patience on halloween monday when the traffic pattern changes from this to this.

lanes making way for demolition until the middle. there's a speed bump here for forcing people to slow down as they approach the booth. drivers to be guided back to the left making way for to the far right. it's supposed to look like this by the end of 2017. smooth sailing. not necessarily smooth sailing for the toll workers. 86 of them were reassigned to new jobs and some others took early buy out offers. about 250 will be laid off. christina haguer, wbz news.

elizabeth warren by her side. the two appearing at a rally in manchester new hampshire while trump spent his second day in florida. the sunshine state a must win for him. trump is also holding a small fewer round tables. early voting began in massachusetts and we were there as the mayor casts his early ballot. early voting is november 4th and the election is november 8th. over the year broadcast transmissions of wbz is restored. after the storm on friday night the problem knocked out the signal and engineers replaced the damaged sections of the line that affected several stations on saturday at 4:20. power was restored today on wbz

at 4:12. yesterday's big win in pittsburgh. scenes from your nightmares created by artificial intelligence. the coldest air of the season, the temperatures reaching 50 during the day and 20s at night. take a look at the details

now at 6:00 tonight, dress code controversial at boston's latin school.

it limits how short skirts can be and says kids can't wear gang related clothing. >> students say it's unfair. >> the story tonight all new at 6:00. the message i hope to send in here is that the wis of education can coexist with what a woman chooses to wear the dress code has some students discriminate against female students and minorities. . >> the list included leggings. >> they're tighter so it could be misconstrued. >> 500 students signed a petition to ask school officials to reconsider the

students and came to an understanding. >> i've indicated and made it clear that leggings are appropriate. >> boston latin has had a challenging year regarding racial tension. telling students what too wear may be an issue. >> that will target students of color more than white students and may lead to conflicts in the future. >> we agreed on issued. we also agreed to disagree about a few things. >> several students were asked to join a new committee to help rewrite a new comprehensive code policy going into effect next year. we took a closer look at dress codes at high schools around the state. all the schools we looked at banned hats and shirts with obscene language.

related clothing and also spaghetti straps and it spells out clearly that shorts have to be 2-3 inches above the knee. definitely feeling like fall this week unless you're at killington, vermont which is feeling like winter. here's a look at the few resort westbound cameras. they have been making snow for two weeks now. five inches of natural snow sunday m for skiing and snow boarding. it's here. >> we're ready too. that opens up our options for the season. >> totally ready. not at all. what do you think? when will we feel the cold? >> we will rebound and get back to coolest stuff. a really warm stretch for much

extra chill to the air. the winds throughout the day tomorrow also. warm air building across the middle of the country. staying in this pattern for mroe average temperatures this week. a big change compared to last week. as far or night temperatures down through the 30s when they factor in the wind. it could feel like the 20s. walking the dog tonight you definitely want a jacket.

sunrise at 7:10 and tomorrow like today a lot of sun and a few cumulous clouds. breezes gusting around 20 miles per hour. temperatures staying ten degrees cooler tomorrow. many towns staying in the 40s and a cold breeze as we head into tomorrow night. a high of 49 in boston. worcester county and near 50 in south eastern massachusetts and colder temperatures and freeze watches are posted for areas in blue. there's a chance these could be extended along the south shore. an update from the weather service as we head into tomorrow.

change moves in, changing to rainfall on thursday night. best chance for snow is across western massachusetts and getting into worcester county. eastern new hampshire and massachusetts away from seeing wintery precipitation. the ocean is too warm this time of year. the good news is this wintery mix brings a good tlufrp of rainfall late thursday night adding on to a month wetter than average and will continue to do so as we continue thursday and friday and another chance of rain 0. >> we do need an air relief. not the prettiest of games but a win is a win. >> take the win we approve. so picky. >> i'm very picky. he does have a point. it wasn't the prettiest but

the steelers in pittsburgh and thanks to our friends we are going to take you inside the locker room for the victory celebration after the game. 0. >> that's always good to hear. . >> what about malcomb, catch them in practice? >> how about that win? [ applause ] it all starts right there. way to run nice job. the story now on what they learned from yesterday's win. patsz monday and the water cooler talk about a couple

pittsburgh. the steelers were inside 24 times and only came away with three points you got to hold them to the three. that bend but don't break mentality continuing to work each week. his teammates are supportive though. >> we're as positive as we can don't want to say too much. but you want to continue to believe in his ability to perform. >> they are considering the win in pittsburgh a true victory. there were a ton of new fans in the stands. that wasn't the case in pittsburgh when the pats got the win. .

pens running back tied an nfl record with his second straight 200-yard game on the ground. the dolphins topped the bills 28-25 and buffalo is 4-3 on the year. check out patriots all access this friday night at 7:00. then wbz sunday cove ranl from start to finish. kickoff at 1:00 and followed by the fifth quarter post game rj hunter today was locked in a battle with jamie young for the final spot. 16 guaranteed contracts but only 15 roster spots so someone had to go. team owners along with celtics owner broke ground today. the late great head coach and general manager. state of the art facility is

they open the regular season on wednesday night against the mets at the garden. . thank you, by the way they cut rj hunter today and it was his birthday. >> oh, that's extremely unfortunate. the cbs evening news is next at 7:30. >> scott joins us with a preview. some birthday. great to be with you in boston. a remarkable story tonight about american soldiers who were paid a bonus for reenlisting dung now years later some accountants at the pentagon have decided soldiers shouldn't have gotten bonuses and now they want them back. it's an amazing story. wait until you see what january crawford has for us tonight. that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news in ten minutes. how one mit project is turning beauty into horror all over the world.

#39 38, a real scare at a bank. police need your help finding this man. the key clues detectives say

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if you're registered, you can vote any day between october 24th and november 4th. avoid election day lines -- vote on your schedule. man 1: wow, that helps! william f galvin: early voting is easy voting. interviewer: so what do you think? woman 2: it' a timesaver. i love it. william f. galvin: it's easier than ever for you to vote. learn more at massearlyvote.com uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. independence usa pac is responsible

mit is using artificial intelligence to create pure horror. >> just in time for halloween they have created the nightmare machine. the project uses al gor rhythms to icons. that wasn't it, that was a bank robbery. the machine can tack a picture of a living room -- something totally benign and trans form it into a scene from a horror movie. or like the disney castle, turned to castle of horrors.

imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level.

32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential.

bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. you cool but less windy

tomorrow. >> okay, thanks eric. what do you think? patriots keep rolling see you

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