verhill. haverhill. haverhill. now at 6:00 # 6:30 a man with a history of mental problems shot and killed by boston police. they say he came at emts and officers with a night. but the victim's mother says otherwise. >> officials are bracing for the monday morning commute with electronic tolls now in place. their message to drivers. chilly temperatures takeover. your halloween forecast, coming up. >> plus, the rehalf in buffalo. did the patriots avenge the only stain on their record this season? ? man is dead slot and killed by police in the south end. allegedly after he came at emts and officers with a knife. good evening, everyone. >> i'm ken mcleod.

version of what happened to her emotionally disturbed son. wbz's paul burton is live in the south end for us with this developing story. paul. >> reporter: ken, the mother says she was standing inside the home right by her son when she said he was shot we police -- shot by police. tonight she's speaking out her son's death is not justified. both ets and the officers lives were being threatened and they >> they shot my son, right next to me. >> reporter: hope coleman says the loss of her son is to tough to bear. >> i'm not going to see my baby no more. >> reporter: investigators say 31-year-old terrance coleman was shot to death by police after emts and officers responded to a call on the south end. his mother called for help because she says her son was emotionally disturbed and had a history of suffering from paranoia and schizophrenia. >> at some point, the individual

started to go at the ems personnel. our officers who were outside heard the commotion, they went in and he started to come at the officer. at that point, they left them no choice, they fired, and unfortunately they had to take this young individual's life. >> the coleman tells a different story. she says she was in the hallway with when police came rushing in. >> and they just bust in, knocked me down. my son down. i'm right there. he had a knife and all this, that's not true. >> reporter: the officers were not wearing body cameras and this particular situation, commissioner evans said she had to use lee that will force. >> i don't think a taser would have probably saved those ems lives, or the officers live. we can always monday morning quarterback, but this threat was very real. >> i want my son back. i want my son back. >> coleman says all she wanted

>> they can go home to their son, but i can't. i want to help my son. >> reporter: doctors and emts were treated at the scene for minor injuries. they were taken to the hospital and later treated and released. the two officers involved in the shooting have been put on paid administrative leave, meaning while the d.a.'s office is investigating the shooting. we're live in boston tonight, i'm paul burton wbz news. >> paul, thanks. we are all bracing for the monday morning commute. it will be the first under open roll tolling as c the switch over to electronic polls. they've been tearing down those old-fashioned toll plazas since friday. wbz' jim smith is live in westin where demolition is underway. and jim, tomorrow morning is likely to include some confusion. >> reporter: well, ken, let's face it, there's bound to be at least some confusion but massdot is doing all it can to get us ready for this. meanwhile, take a look at here, despite some heavy rain right

simple, tomorrow morning, leave yourself some extra time. >> i think it's going to be crazy. >> reporter: sunday was a workday for demolition crews getting rid of the old toll booths trying to clear the way for the new system. yes, this all did officially start friday night, but monday morning, that's the first real test. smart commuters will get an early start. >> everybody zooming past me so i hope i get here before them so i have to leave early monday morning. crazy. i think people you know hear these things but it goes in one ear and out the other. >> reporter: but state officials are determined to make sure the message does get through. >> there's going to be a lot of activity. there's less road in which for people to travel than there used to. we're reminding people to obey the 15 mile an hour limit through these old toll areas which are now construction areas. stay in your lane and do not stop at these old legacy toll

your money. it's really about planning and being smart. >> drivers are also -- drivers are also encouraged to consider public transportation and make full use of traffic apps on smartphones. but face it, it won't be a normal monday. >> it's going to be hectic at first, you know, you can't -- there's no way around that. >> do you think monday morning is going to be like? >> terrible. >> kind of like a snow day? >> yeah. but, you know, everyone just has to be patient. >> reporter: so it's been said before, but it really is a good idea to maybe treat tomorro it slow. do remember this, this time of the year, it is dark in the morning when you leave for work most likely. and it will most likely be dark in the evening when you come home. so keep that in mind. safety first. also remember, we'll be covering everything tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 on wbz this morning. so we can help all of us get through this. live in westin, jim smith wbz news. >> jim, thanks. mass.is offering a six-month

don't have easy pass transresponders. drivers who order one after getting their first bill will receive a credit for the higher toll charges on their new account. so with mass d.o.t. warning of air tough monday commute, make sure to keep it right here, wbz traffic reporter brianna pitts will be flying in sky eye beginning at 4:30 toll morning. tomorrow is of course halloween. many people are wandering what it's going to be like for trick-or-treating. you don't want to ruin the costume. pamela gardner has air at that forecast. so how many layers do you think we'll need to put under the costumes. >> i would have a couple of layers. the forecast turns cooler as we get into halloween and trick-or-treating. we have to get all of this rain out of here first. we have a little shortwave too, producing some heavy showers in some locations across the matz pike. even zooming in locally, and some pockets of heavier showers moving across the south coast towards cape cod and the islands.

showers farther to the south and east. but after midnight, things to start let up in intensity and behind it, some chilly air with the northwest breeze. trick-or-treat forecast, temperatures falling into the upper 30s by 9:00. coming up, i'm tracking warm-ups, your search day in just a bit. >> ken. police are looking for the person who dragged an mbta operator out of his trolly in mattapan and beat him on the train platform while disguised in a halloween mask. the attack happened at cedar this morning. paramedics took the injured operator to the hospital where doctors released him a few hours later. the governor released air statement saying in part, such a vicious and senseless violent attack on a public employee is unconsciousable and intolerable. transit police are asking anyone with info to call it in. let's talk about football. because the patriots rematch against the bills went much, much better than the first game we were trying to forget. >> you might remember, it was

of the season at gillette several weeks ago. but tom brady picked them apart in buffalo this afternoon. wbz's dan roche joins us live. he's got some height lights. >> reporter: it's a -- it's amazing. tom brady is perfect. there's no other way to say it. he's thrown for 12 touchdowns, 0 interceptions and more importantly, he's now four-0 since coming back from that suspension after another win today in buffalo. brady and the patriots were feeling it early in already up 7-3. airs out the bomb to chris hogan down the sideline. now buffalo cut it to 14-10 in the second quarter, but it's brady to gronkowski for another 53 yard touchdown strike. that's gronk's 69th career reception putting him on top of the patriots all-time list. after 72 yard kick return, finds edelman. gives the pass a 31-10

they go on to win it, 41-25, improving to 7-1 as they head into the buy week. >> the best part at the end. that's the best part. we've had a lot of experiences where there's 70,000 people against you, at the end there's 5,000 patriots fans on the road that are cheering for you. that's a 88 great motivation for us. >> i want to give a shoutout to my mom, too. because the first thing yesterday we sat down, i saw her, she came to my hotel, we sat down, she goes rob, i'm so proud of 69th touchdown. so i was, like, i got to give her a shoutout now for sure for letting me know. >> reporter: smart move by gronk. more from gronk on the reaction to getting his record-setting touchdown and also who he got a phone call congratulatory phone call from in the locker room right after the game. >> all right, thank you. you've got to thank mom,

mom right now. >> for? never who mind. still ahead on the program, a major earthquake in italy. >> coming up, the damage is staggering, but sew far there are no fatalities to report. >> plus the candidates doing everything they can to shear up support. we'll look at each campaign's response to the fbi's latest on the clinton e-mail investigation.

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server. >> as brook silva brag ga the two campaigns have sharply different views on what these developments mean. >> just nine days left until november the 8thth. >> reporter: at a florida rally on sunday, hillary clinton avoided talking directly about the fbi announcement. it is reviewing new information tied to its private server. >> there's a lot of noise and distraction. >> reporter: a new survey of likely voters finds more than 70% of those polled finds the cher thinking or they've already voted. more than 1,000 e-mails, some work-related were found on a lab top shared by a clinton aide. during an investigation into him, allegedly sending lewd messages to a minor. sources tell cbs news abedin says she didn't know her e-mails were on the laptop. the fbi is now reviewing abedin's e-mails. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner.

the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> we have one ultimate check on hillary's corruption, and that is the power of the vote. >> reporter: an abc washington post poll finds clinton's lead has shrunk to one point nationally, but trump is struggling in some key states. the latest cbs news battleground tracker has him up just two points in republican friendly arizona and trailing inco pennsylvania. law enforcement sources also tell cbs news that investigators found the e-mails in question earlier this month, but only revealed them to the fbi's deputy director on thursday. pamela gardner is ready for halloween with the pumpkin orange. >> a lot of folks wondering with when we go out trick-or-treating tomorrow, what do we need to be prepared for? >> layers. just layer up. it will be windy to start especially to. but then the wind will subside for trick-or-treat time. but temperatures will be in the

costumes. you don't need the umbrella, though. unless you're dressing up as a meteorologist, why not? here's a live look at radar. we have some showers moving across the area. pockets of steady rain still falling over boston, medford, the northshore, all the way down to the southshore and some areas of yellow here indicating heavier rain over quincy and weymouth. this all moving to the east as we go to the south and west of here, moving towards sharon and south coast, the islands getting some steady rain. here's the big picture. once we get this little push of rain out of here in the next few hours, we're done for quite some time and the colder air takes over. by the way we have some lightning showing up to our south. we think the thunderstorms will stay just to the south of the islands. hour by hour forecast, overnight tonight, notice 9:00 we're still dealing with the rain. so keep that umbrella handy if you're out for dinner, late

then moving offshore as we go through your overnight forecast monday morning starting off with clouds along the coastline, but nice and clear inland. and those mostly sunny skies take over the boston area as well with clouds langering on the cape and islands. but at best, we'll be all dry here for monday evening. it's looking good for trick-or-treaters there. just chilly. today we had 65 degrees for the high temperature in boston. we had more sunshine and that's what helped to boost those temperatures to j average high. 57 this time of year. now we're back to 55 in boston. 51 in laurens. overnight, temperatures dipping to the 30s for some as we clear out the rain, the clouds, and we get that northwest air flow, easily falling into the mid and upper 30s in central wooster county and some 40s once you get farther to the south and east across cape cod. high temperatures tomorrow, not warming up too much, we'll be right around 50 degrees from boston to laurens to even

to the warmest, the coldest, the wettest or the snowiest. it's going to be antiaverage halloween for us. clear sky and just down right ghoulish. here's your seven day. lots of sunshine for tuesday into wednesday. warming up to 66 degrees by mid-week, nearing 70 for thursday with our next round of rain thursday night. back to you. >> we like it. thank you pamela. still to come in sports, we'll go back to the cbs scene in foxboro. >> our dan roche is standing by with his record-breaking touchdown catch. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and

. well the patriots are heading into their bye week on really a high note. >> the bills have beaten them of course earlier this season, a game we are going to forget but today completely different. dan roche has all the highlights from the cbs scene in foxboro. roche, you take it away. >> reporter: yeah, a much

the patriots only lost at the hands of bills earlier this season. but that was with an injured rookie quarterback at the helm. today it was tom brady. as the patriots look to improve to 4-0 under brady. and number 12 was feeling it early on in this one. already up 7-3. brady airs out the bomb to hogan down the sewed line. touchdown puts the pats up 14-3 in the first buffalo traded to a four-point game. gronkowski for another touchdown pass. that's his -- putting him atop the pats' all-time list. gronk, five receptions. pats open a second half 73 yard amdolla return kick. to edelman on the 12 yard swing pass. the pats went into cruise control from there. 31-17 late in the third quarter

the patriots win it 41-25 your final from buffalo. >> it makes this game so awesome it's a team game. it's not about individualsat all. just disbursing the ball. look at the stats, you probably -- everyone probably had three, four, five catches, just six guys. just -- it's just awesome. you go against a team like this has a good defense, they're good scheme, and you never know when you'll get your opportunity then we got it and we tried to take advantage of it. >> a lot of good e there as a feel. all three phases i think we did a good job butt there's always room for improvement. we'll look at the tape, take a little type off for some of these guys, to get back to get fresh and then it's on to the next game. >> the patriots will head into the bye week with a 7-1 record. as we mentioned, gronk breaking the record with 69. and brady afterwards gronk thanked his teammates, his coaches, his mom, and he said he

man whose record he broke. >> to come home to my hometown and get that record, to hold the franchise record for the most touchdowns is just unbelievable, and i got to give a lot of credit to my teammates, my coaches. we're always just working together and making strides every single day. stanley morgan actually called me, actually, to congratulate me. and he's an awesome player, awesome guy. he said congratulations, and it was -- it was pretty cool. so you get already right after the game in the locker room with something special -- was something special. >> reporter: next up for the pats, the bye week and then a date with seahawks. after taking a 17-16 lead in the fourth quarter, brew brees connects with brandon cook from two yards out to give the saints the lead. seahawks go on to lose. their four-2-1 overall but just 0-2-1 away from home.

the we had wings have been find for his spearing of the chapter last night in detroit. the play occurred at the beginning the game. the bruins did go on to win it out by a score of 1-0. game five. world series tonight. the indians can cap tour city of cleveland first crown since 1948 as they go up tonight in game five. cleveland up three back to you. coming up next, throwing a halloween party at fenway park. both children and adults taking a chance to trick-or-treat. with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families

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learn more at massearlyvote.com . ghosts and ghouls taking over fenway park. >> at least for part of the day as it was a halloween trick-or-treating party. the kids and some adults had great costumes today as they got to collect canned i did. there was also face painting a activities. it's at the kids concourse. the event was free. >> for all those of you who are going out tomorrow to trick-or-treat, you want to know what the forecast is going to be like. >> it's going to be chilly by dry. that's the big thing here. we're tracking some rain right now on radar but eventually in the next few hours, that rain will taper off and tomorrow, the cooler air takes over, 50 degrees for the high temperature falling into the 40s by trick-or-treating. you'll want an extra layer if you're out and about.

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