off guard. the new england patriots suddenly trading jamie collins to the cleveland browns in exchange for a draft pick. so many people are shocked by this. >> jamie collins is a freak of an athlete. and the things he can do are flat out scary. but at the end of the year, he wants to get paid a lot of money. he's often not where he he shoots the gap and the run is to the outside and the bills gain 28 yards on the play. according to mike lombardi. those plays have been happening all year long which is why he was traded to cleveland for a compensatory third round pick. >> it takes two teams to make a deal. i think people in the league

>> bill must have liked what he heard on the call. jamie collins is no longer a patriot. he goes from the best record in the league to the worst. the browns are 0-8. >> all right, steve. this is a live shot. smooth sailing, unexpected treat for drivers who were afraid that the first workday without toll booths would be a nightmare. massdot says the switch to electronic tolling schedule right now. dozens of toll plazas have been demolished. traffic was a breeze which you know if you were in it. and officials are warning the worst may be to come. christina hager has a look at the westin tolls. >> what helped today, massdot officials say there were fewer drivers on the pike.

of the last standing. massdot was reporting more than 75 had already been demolishessed >> with crews having clawed their way through the dozens of toll booths around the clock, a lot of drivers were so pooped they stayed off the pike. >> not bad, >> i was a little bit confused but it was moving sights set on tuesday. >> tomorrow could be much different. >> not moving as easily. the customer service center where the computers are down as information on more than a million customers is transferred to the new system. >> it's just not acceptable. it's not acceptable. >> she can't settle up transponder violations in order to renew her registration.

tomorrow morning after my registration expires. >> the system is down. >> anthony fisher can't add this van to his account to bring his dad to the hospital >> >> and if you don't have your system up and running, you should give people a free pass for the day. >> drivers can get free transponders, but they won't be activated for days. >> getting set up and stuff like that, i'd rather pay cash and be done with the whole thing. >> we juea customers. the new easy pass online system is up and running and fully functional. about 13 hours ahead of schedule. so things are looking up. christina hager, wbz news. we can give you a live look at beacon hill where the trick or treating is well underway.

worse than getting a toothbrush or an apple is having to wear a jacket over your costume. so eric fisher, a pretty good night for that. >> a great group of kids out there. beacon hill, what a great spot. a little chilly and it's the end of october. and we plan the costumes for a little bit of chill. 57 in the city. portsmouth, 44. mainly clear skies, all across the not much moonlight expected. it's start. so be careful. temps will be back through the 40s and looking at the 30s by the time we head to 9:00. the warmest, 81. warmest halloween in the boston area was back in the 40s. the coldest, 47 degrees. it snowed back in 2013. a few years ago. many towns had to cancel because of snowtober. just a little chilly and we

>> that sounds excellent. police have released new video of a man running away from the trolley operator they say he attacked. this happened in dorchester. the man was wearing a halloween mask and punched the operator in the head and dragged him off the trolley onto the cedar grove platform station. the man didn't have money for the fare and the operator refusing to let him board. boston police were forced to shoot and kill a man. the victim's mother says her son suffers from schizophrenia and paranoia. when she called 911, she was looking for some help for him. >> i'm a mother trying to help my son and this is what i get? a dead son.

31-year-old son should have never happened. the 31-year-old was shot early sunday morning by boston police after they said he attacked officers with a knife. but she says he was not armed and not acting violently. >> no, no, no. >> he has a history of suffering from schizophrenia and paranoia. she was concerned for his health after standing outside in the cold for hours. police say he and struggled with emts. and police burst in and shot him. >> individuals who suffer from paranoia and schizophrenia, they don't know what they're up to. they can suddenly act out. and it's unfortunate what happened. >> my only regret would be that there was not a mental health professional that she felt she could call in. >> reporter: draft donna -- is

more emergency care needs to be provided for families dealing with mental health. and police need crisis intervention training. >> we have too do a better job of linking the response from the ambulances to those mental health officials so they can respond in dan item if necessary. >> reporter: the loss of her son is too hard to bear. >> i can't depend on because they killed him. a quincy school bus driver who crashed into a home has been cited. mark woods hit a fire hydrant, snapped a telephone poll. ran into a mailbox. and then a home. woods was cited for negligent operation. they were closed for weeks and the water off cape cod has been reopened to shellfish harvesting. the industry was brought to a

because algae was making people sick. tonight construction crews ruptured a gas line. this was a mess. the 6-inch line forced the evacuation of several buildings this morning. national grid was on scene repairing the line. you can see that busy part of boston was completely shut down. it was the perfect storm. >> 25 years ago it pummeled new england and sank the andrea gail. a personal look at how it changes ghoster fishing -- gloucester fishing forever. >> construction workers turned in hard hats and boots for

25 years ago. froster fishing boat, the andrea gail was lost in the

leaving the harbor. >> of course the story was so compelling it inspired a book and a movie. and pamela gardner met with the owner of a popular gloucester bar about his very personal connection. >> no one thinks like you could die. no one thinks they're going to die. >> reporter: he recalls the week the perfect storm took th lives of the fishermen on the andrea gale. >> it was very difficult with three storm systems coming together in an odd, unusual way. there were big seas, literally, 80 and 100-foot waves. my wife's brother was one of the guys on the andrea gail. my wife's mother was like a den mother to those guys. >> the first time they knew

storm moving to new england. has anyone heard from the andrea gail. it's been a couple days. >> they searched for over a week. and the bar became a gathering place. 36 people were hoping to hear some kind of news. there were a lot of family members, a lot of local family members. >> he keeps in touch with the families. 25 years later, the tragedy still haunts the town. pamela gardner, wbz >> this was a time of year when we have seen some of the most infamous storms. we had hurricane bob. and sandy and snowtober. late october is a time for incredible storms. we had one storm that absorbed hurricane grace. and you can see the path. it was a strange looping path.

huge wave action. and gusting to 80 miles per hour in chatham. and 30-foot seas just outside of boston harbor. >> we often talk about the fact that we haven't been hit by a hurricane in so long. >> a lot of times we talk about hurricanes and people fixate on the category. >> as we were story, the role that the crow's nest played. >> a community so impacted by weather. all livelihood is tied to the weather. and here we are on this anniversary today. and what a nice night. >> as quiet as could be. and we have a live look at the trick or treatersers at beacon hill. already dark. and daylight saving time next week. big crowds and no weather

mom on double duty with the strollers, and glad to see that the weather is cooperating. just a little chilly. 43 in worcester. and we'll be dropping off quickly. look across the country. the current temperatures all those 80s across the plains and the southeast. and many of these are record highs. parts of texas, we're above 90 degrees. sweaty halloween is never good. take look at picture. mainly clear skies. it's a new moon so you'll see starlight. and in the city, 38 degrees. just bring a jacket with you tonight. here's a look hour-by-hour. by 9:00 many communities back in the 30s. and tomorrow morning, 20s to low 30s. a cold start to the day tomorrow. and bright skies and warming back up. by lunchtime. upper 40s to low 50s.

month of november. the system we're watching is for wednesday and thursday. and a little bit of a tricky setup. when we have warm fronts, it's never easy. they tend to hang up or cause issues. as we look to wednesday, the day that starts with cloud cover. and then we'll bring in more sunshine as the day goes on. where will the front stop? northern massachusetts or southern new hampshire. we cooler air in particular across new hampshire and heading up to maine. same idea thursday. the front is still nearby. and we have a chance of 70 degrees along and south of the pike. and once you head to northeastern massachusetts and new hampshire, you may end up on the colder side of this one. we're also tracking a chance for downpours and storms thursday afternoon. along with the mild temps and a gusty southwest winds.

tomorrow is the quiet one. wednesday becomes nice in the afternoon, especially favoring areas look the mass pike. that's where we have the warmest temperatures. thursday, the same thing. we bring in the chance for rainfall into the afternoon and the evening. anything will be wrapping up friday morning. and then a burst of colder air. friday night plans already blustery and chilly and give way to quiet and conditions. a slight chance of a shower especially on sunday. and after the chilly halloween and a quiet day tomorrow. looking at a couple of mild days before the colder air pours back in. it won't be a trend but we'll take the mild temps. poor jamie collins. >> talk about a valuable player who is not part of the patriots' history. >> shipped to cleveland?

on halloween, the patriots have traded jamie colorado lens to the browns for a third round pick. bill belichick explained why he made the deal. >> well in the end we did what we felt was best for the football team. there were a lot of things to take into conversation and we could bring up a lot of points to talk about but in the end that's the bottom line. and you could bring of things and they all probably play into the conversation at some point. the player, his situation, and the team and the team situation and what's best. >> hmmm. collins was a free agent at the end of the season and will get a big payday. it appears as if the decision was made. high tower may not have the athleticism but he's always at

time, something bill belichick loves. >> one matchup. that's what it comes down to. pass rush, winning matchups. making it tough for the quarterback to sit back there and find a guy. it's something we'll continue to work on and improve. it may be a bye week but not -- >> join us for the most comprehensive look at the patriots. getting the panthers in the third of the four game road trip. 24 saves in the win over detroit on saturday. as for the -- isiah thomas and the guys as they gear up for a wednesday matchup with the bulls. celtics third year guard will make his decision, his season debut in two nights and watching the games from afar has been difficult.

i was screaming at my tv every game, you know? hoping they could hear me. it was definitely difficult. i think anybody will tell you that when you can't be out with your teammates and you know you can help and they want you out there. and you want to be out there. it's tough. good to have him back. >> happy halloween, jamie collins. >> >> scott pelley joins us live from new york with a preview of the cbs boston. hillary clinton on defense today as more information rolled out about the fbi's investigation into how she handled her e-mails. we have a new poll that tells us how that's affected the views of voters in some of the swing states. and we are also listening to voters in pennsylvania as they tell us how they are making up their minds to vote in the election coming in just eight days.

you on the cbs evening news in 10 minutes. building a surprise for boston children. still to come, you won't believe who is behind these halloween costumes. and coming up tonight at 8:00 on my tv 38. moments ago, the city of orlando released 911 calls from the nightclub. and we hear shooter omar mateen on his cryptic mention of the -- christmas tick mention of the

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at public schools. 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 vote yes on question 2. we all love this one. kids got a special halloween surprise. >> a minion, cookie monster, elmo, and olaf dropped pho the sky. they were all construction workers that dressed up.

>> that's one of those projects that if it doesn't finish on time. i have a feeling they'll all be okay with it. >> both you kids dressing up tonight? >> just one, he's a zombie much to my chagrin. >> i have mario, ghost busters, and scooby-doo. parking problems travelers flying out of logan. some customers found their cars on cinder blocks. the i-team confronts the

every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school.

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i'm guessing trick or treaters are putting anything long sleeved under the costume. >> we're falling through the 40s and will be in the 30s in an hour or two. tomorrow a quiet day as we kick off the month of november.

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