good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it's monday, october 31st, right now bracing for big backups on the mass pike. it's the firstor the new electronic tolling. we're following a developing story a woman and 2 children hit by an alleged drunk driver in salem. >> and a trolley driver attacked by a man in a halloween costume. this morning the suspect is still on the run. but first we want to get a check of the halloween forecast for this monday morning. danielle niles is here with not the terrible news. >> no, it looks pretty good. a little bit on the chilly side particularly as we get into

and a cool start 37 in worcester, 36 in keene, most of us in the lower 40s, rain that came through last evening out of here. partial clearing taking place now. so talking about an increase in sunshine. there may be a couple left over sprinkles on the cape that is about it. planner goes this way, sun and clouds, mid-day pirate and breezy, the wind a little bit active today. 47 for lunchtime. clear and cool for the ride homn set at 5:38 head through trick or treating hours we'll tall back through the 40s with clear skies in place. i'm tracking a warm up details straight ahead. let's get you on the roads. good morning. good morning. that's right we are live in sky eye. the word of advice this morning from mass dot to drivers stay home if

right now over the westin tolls where construction started yesterday. traffic being routed to the left and to the right as they are in the process of ripping out that center toll plaza. speed limit through the construction zones is 15 miles per hour. so we're expecting that to really slow down the commute. 23 simultaneous construction sites right now on the mass pike as they begin phase 1 of this project. so just seeing some light traffic right now. nothing too crazy. things are looking pretty decene this as the morning goes on and as more people hit the roads. >> and like she just said we'll see how bad the commute is as drivers get used to this new traffic pattern. >> transportation officials are warning everyone to expect a rough ride this morning. we're live along the pike with more. >> reporter: this is the snowstorm mass dot was warning everybody about this morning.

booth demolitions and new traffic patterns. no need to be alarmed this monday morning. >> i think it's going to be crazy. >> reporter: when you're a.m. commute looks a little like this. >> there's going to be a lot of activity, less road to use. >> reporter: activity sure to lead to bumper to bumper traffic even more than you'd typically see. mass dot now well underway with toll booth demolition along the pike ahead of schedule they say but slow down. >> we're reminding people to obey the 15-mile an hour limit through the old toll areas which are now construction area. >> you can't -- there's no way around that. >> reporter: because what became habit for so many is no more. >> do not stop at these old toll blasts is as. >> reporter: forcing us all to become creatures of a new one.

can see these morning commuters slowly making their way through what used to be the westin toll booth plaza. of course the speed limit they want you to go about 15 miles per hour. you can see police out here monitoring the situation making sure everything goes just as they planned as much as you can plan for something like this. this is the big test and unfortunately mass dot says it's one you'll have to retake possibly every day through november 22nd, but of course they say it should be okay. . breaking overnight a pedestrian hit, this happened just before 11 last night. no word on the victim's condition or if the driver will face any charges. now, to a developing story out of salem this morning, 2 children and an adult rushed to the hospital after police say they were hit by a drunk driver.

>> reporter: police say a woman and 2, 10-year old girls were hit at this intersection during salem's popular halloween celebrations that attracts thousands of people. take a look at this video showing police responding to the scene and reconstructing the accident last night. police say a 52-year old was driving under the influence when he hit the woman and those 2 girls. one of them was taken to mass general hospital, the woman and the other child were taken to salem hoit they were hit while walking in the crosswalk and that the driver initially took off but returned to the scene. police say the driver is facing charges of operating under the influence, failing to yield and leaving the scene of an accident causing personal injury. even though the victims were seriously hurt they are expected to survive. fire officials tell me they were huge crowds here this weekend and tonight is the big night. so this really serves as an important reminder to be extra careful tonight

out and about celebrating halloween and trick or treating. and other news an mbta trolley operator recovering this morning after he was attacked by a man wearing a halloween mask. police are still searching for the suspect who took off leaving the employee unconscious. that operator says the attacker told him he didn't have the money to pay for his fare and that's when he went on the attack. he said he punched him in the head and pulled onto the platform. >> pretty tragic, i think, and unfortunately not so surprising. >> why would you do that? i mean, that's just ridiculous. you hurt people because you don't have the money? i mean, that doesn't even make any sense. >> the governor released a statement about the attack saying quote such a vicious and senseless violent attack on a public employee is intolerable. a boston college student sexually assaulted an the

morning. police say the woman was walking from cleveland circle back to her off campus residence just after 2:30 sunday morning when she was followed by 2 men. the woman says one of them grabbed and saw him her. she was able to break free and get away. police are now reminding students to avoid walking alone at night and use the university's escort service. and to stay in well lit areas and avoid taking shortcuts checking in on campaign 2016 for you this morning. the fbi has obtained a warrant to start searching through thousands of newly discovered emails that could be connected to hillary clinton's use of a private email server. it is shaking up the presidential race. . >> reporter: as hillary clinton tries to move past the latest chapter into her email scandal. >> i'm not stopping now. we're just getting warmed up, rp

york congressman at the center of the investigation. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. . >> reporter: running mate mike pence praised the fbi director for alerting congress about the newly discovered emails last week against the wishes of the attorney general. . >> the fbi stepping forward at this moment has demonstrated real integrity. >> reporter: on sunday democrats blasted come me for pending the letter. >> donald trump says the -- they're reopening the investigation. >> reporter: in the latest poll just 5% of democrats say they're less likely to support clinton now. . the head of the medford police union is apologizing for a picture of him dressed as hillary clinton in a prison jump suit. this photo went viral after it was posted on the facebook page. in an email he

judgment. he said the photo was meant to be a joke and that he was not trying to make a political statement. coming up this morning a mother's heart ache. >> her son shot and killed by boston police after she called for help, why officers say they were forced to fire. >> also catching police by surprise the unexpected haul at a local gun buy back program. >> a new service being business travelers. >> good morning. so the weather is going to cooperate today. temperatures coming into the low 50s, plenty of sunshine in this hour by hour forecast. a little chilly for trick or treaters tonight and we're celebrating this morning. this is me, peace and love, baby. i want to wish

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carved pumpkins, who knew that was a thing. more than 3,000 feet long here. each had 2 eyebrows, eyes a nose and a mouth. again a world record officials was on hand to verify the attempt which saw the final tally 3,975 pumpkins, that is a lot of pumpkin seeds that you have to bake after all that work. that's so hard. >> scraping them out. >> it's the hardest thing. it's not easy. didn't you say it. >> we do do it. we did it this weekend. i made the best seeds yesterday. i put a little butter and roasted them. it's like addictive. >> a little snack? we have all different types

the warmest was back in 1946, 81, the code east 27 degrees in boston in 1939 a trace of snow back in 1913. so we have quiet weather today. it will be a little bit on the brisk side. 43 in boston, 37 in worcester, a couple of sprinkles still trying to make their way out of here on the cape and islands, but these showers will end. the skies are already starting to partially clear and the trend will beo increasing sunshine here over the course of the morning and afternoon. so a little wave of low pressure that went buy biois well out over the ocean. high pressure is in control and building over the next couple of days. today we'll be right around or just over 50 turning mostly sunny, a little brisk with the wind gusting over 20 miles per hour. tomorrow a blend of sun and clouds. low 50s still cooler than average and wednesday we get a big warm up. notice there's clouds with

prescription. a couple showers in eastern canada. we wake up to clouds and the wind takes over, the sun comes out we go 65 plus in a couple of spots particularly by the time we get to thursday, the next chance of rain doesn't come in until thursday evening. high temperatures today 51 in boston, same in plymouth. 51 in lawrence, a lot of spots running in the lower 50s, falling to the 40s for trick or treat time this evening and m tonight 26 to 33. a light north, northwest wind and tomorrow most of us will be about 50 to 55 degrees. so still below the average of about 57, nonetheless not a bad november day and as we head in through the middle part of the week wednesday starting with clouds, temperatures 65 degrees. thursday start with a little bit of sun, the clouds will be the rule on thursday but i think most of the afternoon will be dry, any rain shouldn't arrive until late in the day and that's

cools us back off to end the week only in the lower 50s again by friday and looks like we'll stay around 50 degrees for the upcoming weekend as well. let's get a check of the roads up in the sky this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right we're live in sky eye. actually just got an alert on my phone that says construction is ahead in most places along the pike. some good news. they say the booths have already been that is the case here in westin. a couple of tips that mass dot has shared, stay home if you can, work from home if you can. also treat this as if it's a snowstorm. so be prepared and get your mind basically ready to be in that mindset. also they want to you make sure that you use traffic apps today also. they have a twitter account you

city. so again, 23 simultaneous construction sites they ask you to go 15 miles per hour through all of these. so the best advice we can give you this morning is to make sure you leave the house early enough, give yourself plenty of of time. we're not only in the air we're also on the ground this morning. that was just a shot of mobile force. we'll continue to track the commute right now things look decent. light to moderate traffic as you make your way into the city. >> thank you. we'll see you new a few minutes. to forced to shot and kill a man in the south end but the victim's mother is disputing that. the 31-year old was shot early sunday morning after his mother called for help. she says her son was emotionally disturbed. police say when they arrived he pulled out a knife and attacked emt but his mother tells a different story. >> and breaks in knocked me down, my son son i heard

all this, that's not true. >> at some point the individual pulled out a large enough and started to go at the ems personnel. our officers who are outside heard the commotion they went in and he started to come at the officers. at that point -- it left them know choice they fired, and unfortunately they had to take this young individual's life. >> he does not think a taser would have worked in the officers were not wearing body cameras on that shift. both officers involved in the shooting are on paid administrative leave. >> the response to a gun buy back program surprising even the police. it was the first time the police held the event. residents brought in 174 rifles and assault rifles, shot and shotguns. turnout was so large police actually ran out of gift cards and had to go get more.

business travelers in boston, jet blue is expanding service to new york. the airliner is offering up 6 flights a day. the first new flight will take off this morning from logan at 8:40. jet blue is holding a celebration before hand in terminal c. ge is near ago $30 billion deal to combine it's oil and gas business. the journal says the deal could be announced as early as today. combined company could compete with rivals. draft kings based here in boston and fan dual could be joining forces. they're close reportedly to announce ago merger. both are tied in battles in several states. well, could a simple walk around the block improve productivity. a recent study says it could be a big help in more ways than one. employees at london's communications companies now do walk and talk meetings.

study found mobile meetings boost workers moods and productivity. workers at the london business say they've seen a huge difference. >> seeing the exact same thing outside where you can be more relaxed and still have that conversation with whoever you're meeting with. >> experts recommend at least 30 minutes of exercise a day and for many busy workers doctors say >> i say we take the show on the road and walk around the parking lot. ahead the new process to help families applying to charter schools. >> plus the reason scientists trying to figure out why a great white shark died on the cape. >> plus the new concerns over a vaccine. >> and happy halloween from all of us here this morning. these are my 2 girls last year all

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november. thousands are expected to head to salem tonight for the city's halloween festivities. lots of events will be taking place today. upwards of 250,000 people attend halloween in salem during the month of october. the night is capped off by a fireworks show over the north river and that starts tonight at 10:15. no better place to be on halloween than salem. lots more in our next half hour. we're continuing to follow pike this morning. >> it's the first weekday morning with electronic tolling in effect. we're live in the air and on the roads. . >> and aerosmith and president obama coming together, the coincidence that brought members of the band onto air force one. >> and it's halloween appeared

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. right now the delays expected for the first electronic tolling commute, we're live on the air and on the ground. also following a developing story 2 kids hit during by a drunk driver. >> plus the next steps inhe . good morning. and happy halloween. >> it is monday, october 31st, and you know what that means we need to know the weather for all of our cost times we'll be wearing today. it is going to be a little bit brisk for trick or treating tonight. this morning a cool

the r cities and towns, rye junior high school 37 degrees now. the wood end sitting at 38. now, most of us are in the upper 30s to low 40s, 46 when you come back down, those water temperatures cooling off as well but clearing look at that, starting to come in and continuing here. so any left over sprinkles on the mid and outer cape will come to an end. we may get lingering clouds on cape cod through early afternoon. sunrise c 7:17 this morning. temperatures rise into the upper 40s, mostly sunny, breezy and cool. kind of brisk today with that wind 10 to 18 miles per hour. it will gust occasionally higher and clear and cool for the ride home. mid-40s and fall into the lower 40s through the evening. even a few upper 30s by the end of trick or treating. i'm tracking a warm up coming up. let's get you on the roads. in the air on the chopper, good morning. >> good morning.

yeah, today marks the end of an era here, construction underway on the mass pike. here in westin it almost looks unrecognizable that center toll booth hags already been torn down. all that is left is chunks of concrete and debris. actually just got another alert that the toll booths were just demolished and said that construction is ahead of schedule in many places along the pike. just a couple of make sure you leave the house early. give yourself plenty of time and if you can work from home do so. also make sure off full tank of gas and follow mass data on twitter, they'll be doing updates along the day. hundreds of police details and construction workers at all of these at the same time. we're starting to see some slow and go traffic eastbound as you make your way into the city. traffic westbound still looking pretty

so again make sure you give yourself plenty of time and here we are on the roads as well, and mobile out there on the pike. you do have company as you make your way into the city. this project will not be finished until the end of 2017. so this is just the beginning of a pretty long road for us. we'll send things back to you. state transportation officials are bracing and telling everyone that it could be a tough ride on the pike. >> and it could be a few weeks before drivers get used to we're live along the pike on the ground. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're right in westin this morning. you can see police have stationed themselves along this area, not only in the demolition construction area but even outside of that. some even standing in front of what used to be the toll booths. this of course, is the first weekday morning of electronic tolling.

certainly that should not overshadow the need to prepare and plan out your morning and evening commutes giving yourself a lot of extra times almost like a snowstorm they say. those toll booth legacies you're used to seeing are now construction areas and the traffic patterns are much different. mass dot is reminding commuters to obey the 15 miles per hour speed limit through these areas. . >> stay in your stop at these old legacy toll plazas, there's nobody there to take your money. >> reporter: nope, no one here to take your money. you can see the commuters going through just as slowly as they can through what used to be the plazas, no people taking your money there as you just heard. the transportation administrators say this will be a long kind of tedious process not only for those constructing this, but

urging commuters to treat this like a snow day giving yourself extra time. they say this is something that you'll have to get used to possibly every single day through november 22nd. . breaking overnight a pedestrian hit, it happened just about 11 :00 last night. no word on the victim's condition or if the driver will face charges. now, to a developing story police say they were hit by a drunk driver. we are live with some new information. >> reporter: police say a woman and 2, 10-year old girls were hit at this intersection during salem's popular halloween celebrations last night. take a look at this video showing police responding to the scene and reconstructing the accident. police say a 52-year old was driving under the influence when he hit the woman and those 2 girls around 8 p.m.

hospital, the woman and the other child were taken to salem hospital. the globe reports they were hit while walking in the crosswalk and that the driver initially took off but returned to the scene. police say the driver is facing charges. the victims are expected to survive. fire officials say there were huge crowds here this weekend in salem and tonight will be the big night. important remind tore everyone coming to salem and all communities really that tonight is the night to be extra careful. there will be a lot of people about celebrating halloween and trick or treating. . today police expect to release the names of victims in a double shooting in dorchester. a woman in her 30s was killed after she was shot in the chest on washington street saturday.

gunfire intended for a teenage boy. so far to arrests. high stakes pretrial hearings begin tomorrow for bill cosby as defense attorneys make a major revelation. they declare he is legally blind and argue it will hamper his ability to defend himself. according to the massachusetts commission for the blind legally blind means having 2,200-vision or less campaign 2016 now and the fbi now has a search warrant to start reviewing newly discovered emails that might be tied to the hillary clinton email probe. the fbi is reading through thousands of emails found on a computer shared by clinton aide and her estranged husband. they want to know if the emails shed new light on the use of a private email server. the campaign is questioning the timing. meanwhile mike pence is

the case. he was in rochester new hampshire yesterday rallying support. the governor pointed to trump's recent jump in polls and insisted the race is far from over. and marty walsh is hitting the campaign trail this week to drum up support for clinton. he'll help kick off a labor walk with hundreds of union members. one poll shows clinton with a 26 point advantage over donald trump in massachusetts freeing in battleground states. people living in the mountains of central italy preparing for the possibility of more earthquakes there. yesterday an earthquake struck crumbling buildings. many people are fled their homes after 2 powerful tremors last week. in august nearly 300 people died when a more populated area in the region was hit by a smaller earthquake.

mbta driver attacked by a man in a halloween costume. >> and a warning for area college students after a young woman was sexually assault. >> plus we continue to monitor the commute on the mass pike this morning. so far so good. we'll be back with another checm sky eye but first danielle you've got some weather watchers this halloween. yes, several up early this morning. checking in with temperatures running in the 30s let's check in south of town denise says 43 degrees in plymouth right now. a bone chilling wind here on halloween morning. it is going to be a bit of a brisk feel today. i'm tracking a warm up and we'll break down the details straight ahead. with hood, cottage cheese can be...

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it turns out their plane was grounded because of air force one. the president heard they were at the same airport so he invite them on board. in one tweet tyler said no better way to finish a tour. . >> if i was president i would do all that kind of stuff too. >> yeah, the president says hey you want to come on air force one, absolutely. good morning, happy monday and happy halloween. >> so t going to be pretty brisk. no weather related or big weather related issues for trick or treaters, it will be a little bit chilly through the evening hours. 43 in boston, 37 in worcester, 40 in manchester, 36 in keene and lower 40s from lawrence. we had some rain last evening appeared night. still a couple of sprinkles in the cape but the wind coming off the ocean trying to develop here.

out more sun this afternoon as that wave is way out over the ocean now. high pressure is building in today. temperatures will be right around 50 degrees, the wind will gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour. tomorrow a blend of sun and clouds the high slips east and we get a warm up for mid-week. warm front comes in on wednesday, there's not a lot of moisture but you will notice clouds on wednesday morning. that's a sign of the warmer air pushing in. so as the warm front lifts north the sun breaks out we wednesday afternoon. dry through mid-week as well. next chance of rain comes through with this front not until later on thursday and we'll be warm again out ahead of that disturbance thursday afternoon. so high temperatures today right around or over 50 degrees we should be about 57 in boston this time of the year so a little cooler than average day. 46 in worcester a blend of sun and clouds some of the clouds will linger on cape cod after

50s. so kids heading out tonight layer underneath, over the top, one of those, clear cool and chilly as we fall back through the 40s an even some city and towns will dip into the upper 30s by 8, 9:00 so a little bit chilly but clear skies no precipitation. tonight we dip into the 20s in some of the suburbs. this may be generous too. the typical spots m into the mid-20s as the wind let's up tonight. be do make a decent rebound tomorrow, sun and clouds cool start to the month of november, 53 degrees but then we warm up 65 on wednesday, upper 60s on thursday, although we will be mainly cloudy with areas of rain likely to arrive late in the day. it cools us off again to end the week. lower 50s on friday and right now the weekend is looking pretty good but still on the

let's get a check of the roads live in the chopper. >> good morning. yeah, we're live in sky eye right now. we made our way closer to the city. to we're hovering over the tolls right now. definitely some heavy traffic delays. look at it. the center toll pleas is completely gone already. mass dot has sent out an alert that they're ahead of schedule in many spots along the pike. so that is some they have removed canopies and booths from a lot of the plazas. now, we have a couple of tips this morning, if you're making your way into the city you want to give yourself plenty of of time to leave the house. this is expected to get busy as the morning goes on. we do have mobile on the ground and you can see he's moving at a pretty good pace. between the 7 and 9:00 hour that probably will not be the case. the speed limit through the construction zones

will significantly slow things down. when the center toll plaza booths are being removed traffic is being rerouted to the left and right. so that is obviously going to slow things down. there is makeshift lanes out of traffic cones. everyone is going to be getting used to these new lanes all at once this morning. mass dot has said if you can work from home, great, public transportation, if you can travel at off peak hours basically anything to kind of offset everyone road at once. we'll continue to monitor these traffic continues for you. right now a little bit of back up, not so bad. breaking overnight a pedestrian hit, this happened just before 11 last night. no word on the victim's condition or if the driver will face any charges. just about 6:58, checking

2, 10-year old girls hit by an alleged drunk driver. >> he was arrested for oui, all 3 victims had serious injuries but expected to survive. and police are searching for suspects after a boston college student says she was sexually assaulted while walking home. police say the woman was walking back to her off campus residence just after 2:30 yesterday morning when she was followed by 2 men. the woman says one of them grabbed her and assaulted her. and get away. police are searching for the man who attacked an mbta trolley operator. the suspect took off leaving the employee unconscious. that operator says the attacker told him he didn't have any money to pay his fare and said he punched him in the head and pulled him off the trolley and onto the platform. >> still to come a big win in buffalo. >> and a big game for

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they head into the buy week with the best record in the nfl. >> we have more on the big game from buffalo. >> reporter: good morning. kind of a history making game as the patriots get the victory here in buffalo. brady 25th time in his career he has a 4 touchdown game. and gronkowski touchdown 69, that's a franchise rd right, touchdown patriots, throw as high for hogan. touchdown. patriots. brady steps up, throws down the right side, makes the catch to the 20, to the 10, to the record books, touchdown 69 for rob gronkowski. >> he's done a great job. he's tough, his ability to overs that he's face

point and we need it because he's, you know, such a great player for our team. >> to come home to my hometown and get that record to hold the record for most touchdowns is just unbelievable and i've got to give a lot of credit to my teammates coaches and working together and making strides every single day. >> so now they hit the buy 7 and 1 and take a break and get some rest and gets some guys back as they get ready for stretch to the end of the season. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on cbs this morning the fall out from the fbi's new review of emails that could be tied to. and drivers who wait until the last minute to merge could be improving the flow of traffic. the new news is back in the morning.

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. welcome back. we continue to monitor the morning commute along the mass pike this morning. we're starting to see some areas get a bit better but so far you can see traffic is

>> and it's the first weekday commute since crews started demolishing those toll booths. we're keeping an eye on the situation for you from the air and on the ground. we'll have updates every half hour throughout the morning but there are lane changes out there so take it easy and slow down. >> you know what, kind of is a change, sunshine today low 50s, 40s for trick or treaters. >> cbs this morning is coming up

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