after the accident. and should be released early from prison, the hearing set for today and the question the judge wants answered. more work what it means for your morning commute. live from the channel 4 studios in boston. it is wbz news this morning. good morning. >> thanks for joining us, it is tuesday, november 1st, just like that we're onto a new month, s not too much of a drastic change. >> today will be very similar, kate and chris, most communities are saying 5 to 15 degrees colder than we were 24 hours ago it is 35 in boston, compare that to 30 in province

clouds will dissipate over the course of the morning to the afternoon the cold start sunrise at 7:18, sun and clouds, wind not as strong as yesterday, that will make a difference, makes it feel a little bit better out there. 50, clear and quiet for the ride home. sun september at 5:37 tracking a warm front we'll get you on the road hopefully a quiet start out there. >> and making your way over the bridge and is an easy ride right near the new hampshire state line. 95, 24 route 3 or 128 and the split is still wide open. speaking of the mass pike crews are working there through the night. this is the scene as toll booths come down, despite concerns yesterday morning's commute went so smoothly officials say they want you to do the same thing today to

attention to the new traffic pattern and mind the 15 miles per hour speed limit. here is a live look at construction at the weston tolls the easy pass online system is up and running ahead of schedule. mass dot expected to go back online at 7:00 this morning, so everything running smoothly. a 4-year-old boy hit by a car while trick or treating in lowell, we are live in lowell with the can you tell us. >> reporter: police weren't able to catch up with that woman, this happened on a busy night or trick or treating for dozens in this area. fortunately that 4-year-old boy is expected to be okay but they do say he has a pretty serious gash on his head. >> a night of fun for kids turned into a crime scene for lowell police. evidence markers for candy littering marshall avenue. >> it was horribly upsetting i

it was a scene witnessed by many, trick or treating after 7:00 monday evening. >> i saw the car go right over the kids and saw the kids laying on the ground. >> the 4-year-old little boy hit witnesses say a woman traveling as slow as 5 miles per hour was behind the wheel when the child darted out in front of her. >> somebody said call 911. in that chaos the woman reportedly spoke to someone at the scene got back in her car and drove off. >> the hit-and-run vehicle. a witness followed her in less than 10 minutes later police moved in our wbz cameras captured this. >> excuse me can you stop recording me i have my rights too. >> the woman is expected to be sited, at this point police say alcohol and speed were not factors. >> so again, that woman is expected to be sited, no alcohol or speed as factors in

transported to boston children's hospital for treatment. we're live in lowell, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. a new bedford police sergeant hit by a dirt bike police stop and arrested, riding off road vehicles while kids trick or treated the sergeant suffered serious injuries but expected to recover the nine people arrested are due in court this morning. a hearing is set for this morning to decide whether the former house speaker should are live in boston with a closer look, ana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kate. federal prosecutors are recommending a reduced sentence for the 71-year-old because of his deteriorating health in 2011, the former house speaker was sentenced to 8 years in prison for corruption, he has served 5 years of that sentence the director of the u.s. bureau of prisons is recommending that the sentencing be reduced to

showing radiation has health issues requiring him to use a feeding tube, the recommendation doesn't include any heart evidence, the current medical conditions, posing a question whether the director's decision influenced by the former political status they are asking for him to begin his reporting live from south boston, wbz news. a student who brought a gun into a boston school will be disciplined that's according to the principal at the trotter school in rockford, found the unloaded weapon, boston police -- a boy dies days after attending a halloween house

facing serious charges prosecutors say 18-year-old joseph slammed ethan costello's head into a concrete floor to an under age party in lowell, court documents show it was more than an hour before costello, kids say no one wanted to help or call 911. he died after being taken off life support. >> stumbled into the defendant by accident and the defendant responded by picking him up turning him head down onto a concrete floor which caused injury to him. the defendant then bragged about what he had done to other people. >> in unspeakable tragedy from the victim in this case fell to the floor and . initially charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon those charges

castillo died, he is being held on $10,000 cash bail if he makes bail he'll be confined to his home via gps monitoring. four firefighters are out of the hospital after a crash, a fire truck with lights on and sirens blaring were responding to a call of smoke in a building yesterday morning when investigators believe an suv came out of the intersection of cam av and dartman street, they veered towards hitting 9 parked cars. >> i heard and looked up and saw fire trucks and like a second later almost instantly just absolutely crushed this car that was in the intersection crossing over it went about had to go 50 or 60 feet. >> the driver of that suv was also taken to the hospital. investigators are looking at traffic cameras in the area but say right now it appears the driver is not to blame.

trolleys and subways shut down in philadelphia as 4700 transit workers began a strike early this morning. the strike leaves commuters scrambling and will have a major impact on schools 60,000 students use public transit there and some fear the strike could also impact election day but the union hopes to reach a tentative agreement before that. we are one week from election day, hillary clinton continues to deal with controversy while donald trump is using it to his advantage, hena daniels has more. >> hillary clinton crisscrossed the battleground state of ohio monday, trying to put the focus back on donald trump. >> i want you to be able to say, i voted for a better, fairer, stronger america! yesterday fbi agents began scrubbing through what could be hundreds of thousands of e-

messages that came from clinton or macon tain classified information, the e-mails were found on abedin estranged husband's laptop. >> there is no case here. clinton's campaign is accusing the fbi director james comey of a blatant double standard but staying silent on his investigation into the ties to russia. >> he is in a tough spot, and he is the one who will position to defend his actions in the face of significant criticism. >> campaigning in michigan trump praised comey. >> it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made. >> before using the director's decision to blast clinton. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely

week away, the justice department says it will commit all resources necessary to review the e-mails quickly. hena daniels, cbs news. we'll have you covered on election night at 7 p.m. on wbz, cbs news will start its coverage focusing on the presidential race we'll bring you updates throughout the night on massachusetts votes. and join us for an election special at 8:00 on mytv38 at 9:00 check out and facebook page for a webcast bringing you town by town results and instant analysis on tuesday, election day november 28th. a new hampshire candidate is paying back thousands of dollars from a massachusetts law firm, the governor will return $51,000 in donations after an investigation found partners received bonuses that

received $1.4 million between 2010 and 2014. chilling details about the nightclub massacre. the 911 calls from the shooter and what he says. >> coming down, the supermarket that only sells expired and tossed out foods, good morning. good morning everybody temperatures on the cold side 20s and 30s out the door this morning, plenty of sunshine in the forecast will be into the lower 50s by later on da warm up i'm tracking is going to stick around when we come back and take a live look in the city of boston, lights are shining sunrise coming up, we're watching wbz this

massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great 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 n me and

kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - she could still learn a few things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work -

. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. . nasa taking pumpkin carving to the next level and putting us all to shame, they created these as part of a carving competition, riffs on star wars, pacman and presidential election. >> i would hope they carve better than me, i can barely carve the triangle eyes and nose and jagged teeth they are supposed to be more talented. >> they are like scientists

can't carve for her life. >> i am determined to use all the proper tools, last year they were too flimsy. >> they break. you have to get the big knives out. >> so it was chilly last night be app for the trick or treaters, not a bad way to kickoff, sunshine going to be out there, november preview here average temperatures getting chilly we start at 56 degrees for the average highs drop to 47 we also fall back this weekend don't forget at 2 a.m. on sunday we gain an hour sleep and then of course we get the real early sunset at 4:31 by the time we get to sunday afternoon average snowfall for the month of november 1.3 inches wouldn't be surprised to see flakes fly by the end of the month, especially seems like we'll start out the month on a fairly mild note for

the suburb, 26 in concord, 29 in nashua, 26 in bedford this morning it is a heavier coat type of morning for the kiddos, 40s on the outer cape because that's where we've had clouds backed in towards the coastline of plymouth county, looking off to the east you see this bank of clouds. the rest of us in the clear high pressure in control and there is rain and snow warm front that will approach the region tomorrow, you don't have to worry about any rain or snow what will happen is as this high goes off the coastline we'll get an increase in clouds, those clouds will be with us at times tomorrow but we'll come into the mid-60s for highs tomorrow afternoon it is going to be a dry day as well. next day of any wet weather comes in on thursday it is interesting because we're in the warmer air so we'll be in

cloudy quickly on thursday, could be along and north through the pikes through the afternoon, and the cold front approaches we may actually see a few thunderstorms that develop thursday evening, sweep through noticeably cooler air behind it we'll drop by 20 degrees or so for friday afternoon. so pretty normal today, slightly cooler than average, sea breeze going to kick in at the coastline, 30s in the suburbs more normal beginning of october, mid to upper 60s for most of us it will be another mild day on thursday, late day rain and thunder, cools us off big time for friday and low 50s for the upcoming week. look at the mass pike,

today, construction also underway on the pike in the tunnel tolls heading to the airport be prepared for slow downs in that area. thank you very much, chilling 911 calls made by the killer in the massacre, the judge released the tapes and omar mateen praises the bombers and discusses u.s. foreign policy. >> you need to need to stop bombing syria and iraq. the u.s. is collaborating with russia and they are killing innocent women and children, okay. >> tsarnaev, my home boy did his thing, now it is my turn, okay. >> mateen told investigators there were cars outside the nightclub with bombs in them

people another 50 injured in that massacre in judge. a high stakes hearing with bill cosby's case, the judge will let the women testify. those women all claim they were also drugged and molested by the comedian but cosby's lawyers argue their memories have been compromised by time and widespread media coverage, the hearing will last two days. late night transit service could come back to not from the mbta, the boston based bridge, people would requested to ride and given a pick up location headed to similar locations. bridge presented their plan yesterday, they'll charge $1.55 million a year. a new study suggests uber and lift drives are discriminating against riders, professors released their

more than twice as likely to cancel rides who had african american standing names, passengers waited 30% longer and drives took female passengers for longer more expensive rides. the college of new hampshire says it lost $130,000 in a scheme. making regular payments by check but it was recently asked they made the payment, the system learned that the instructions were fraudulent and the money never reached the vender. they are now working with police to get that money back. the waters off cape cobb, the shellfishing was brought to a stop because of an algae bloom that was making people sick. test showing shellfish from the area is safe to eat. a british grocery store

project gets expired groceries and tests them to see if they are safe to eat. they allow people to pick out and pay what they want the goal is to show how much edible food is thrown out in stores and restaurants project managers say they had calls of people living in new york and indiana about opening similar cafes in the u.s. brave testers. >> for sure. up next making a surprising trade. the defensive star heading to cleveland what the getting in return. the reality check for the housing market how virtual reality could help sell your

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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.

tion two. . patriots making a big roster move trading away one of thing biggest defensive stars.

halloween, i'm not so sure jamie colins did. they get to 701 the best record, they made a trade, the pats with jimmy colins to the browns and colins was a second round draft pick in a 2013 draft out of mississippi has been one of the top defenders ever since, the free agent at the end of the season, it was looking to get very big money at the end of the season, he'll get the coming from new england. >> the player in his situation the team and the team situation what's best. i think you could bring up a lot of things and they all probably play into the conversation at some point we're 7 and 1, so, there is always things we can do better believe me i've been a lot more frustrated than what our record is right now.

you just have to wonder if the money is worth it. guys, back to you. still to come in our next half hour, john keller weighs in on the jamie colins trade. a boston high school student assaulted in a school parking lot her connection to the suspect. >> a used football program at the center of a criminal investigation making a come back a closer look how parents are fueling the rebound and good morning. >> cold start temperatures in the 20s and 30s, kids definitely want up at the bus stop, recess, should be in the med 40s, plenty of sunshine as we kickoff the month of november and end up in the 50s later on this afternoon i'll let you know about the warm up that's on the way as you take a live look at the bridge right now, traffic moving pretty well brianna is going to have a check of that when we come

interviewer: what would stop you from voting this november? woman 1: working late. man 1: lines -- i hate long lines. woman 2: no babysitter. william f. galvin: for the first time ever we have early voting. 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.

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. if you believe every child deserves a great public . right now at 5:30, a 4-year- old hit by a car while trick or treating, and the driver will be sited. a local officer hit by a dirt bike, why it has 9 people heading to court today. this is john keller,

coach belichick let jamie colins go, i wish we had political leaders with the nerve and focus belichick has, more when wbz this morning continues. more from the channel 4 studios in boston, it is wbz news this morning. thanks for joining us i'm kate merrill. thanks for being with us on this tuesday november 1st, it is chilly out there this morning. >> the calendar has chilly. 5 to 15 degrees colder than this time yesterday you're right about that. 26 in fitchburg, 25 in norwood, we were a degree holder as we hit 34, 20s up in the connecticuit river, the milder start and the outer cape tried to back up towards the coastline see clouds east of

enjoying the sunshine the wind won't be as strong with the sun mixed with a couple clouds it will feel a little bit better than 24 hours ago. 48 by midday lunch most of us top out in the lower 50s today quiet and cool for the ride home sunset at 5:37 and right around 50 degrees a big warm up for tomorrow we'll talk about it coming up let's get you on the roads, doesn't look too busy behind toll booth demo can'ts at the alton brightenle toes they are removing tole books and the tunnel so far so good, no slow downs out there we have a live look at the weston tolls where the center canopy has been torn down crews are performing center lane paving so everything continuing to move ahead of schedule on this very big project. chris? >> all right thank you very much. checking our top stories lowell police say the driver who left

be sited police say the woman was driving at least two kids door to door on marshall av when this happened. police say she stopped and spoke with a witness after she hit the kid before getting back into her car and driving away. saying one witness followed her and the officer eventually stopped her the child was taken to lowell general hospital. a new bedford police sergeant is recovering after being hit by a dirt bike this happened as police stopped and arrested a group of people who they say were riding vehicles on sidewalks while kids were trick or treating. the 9 people arrested are due in court this morning. a man is denying charges he raped a 19-year-old student in the parking lot of the high school. 44-year-old andy pleaded not guilty, prosecutors say the father of 5 texted last week the girl saying he bought her lunch and exposed himself and sexually assaulted her.

freely. hep is due back in court later this month, ordered to stay away from the victim and wear a gps monitoring bracelet. a school bus driver who crashed into a home has been sited by the police, mark woods sited for negligence operation and marked lane violation one week ago the bus hit a fire hydrant, snapped a telephone poll, clipped an suv before hitting the home on cory street. students went to the hospital with a look at the student policy in boston one city counselor believes many families are relying on documents in order to get their kids into certain schools. the counselor saying the school department has the power to find families but rarely does. we have an update to the story, the football program is making a financial come back bringing in $30,000 in fund raising in the past few weeks.

questionable expenses, parents came to us when they grew concerned that their kids had outdated and unsafe equipment. after our investigation the president resigned and the league's books were turned over to police. that criminal investigation continues. patriots nation suggesting a surprising move the team trading linebacker jamie colins and james keller gives us that take. i picked up the phone yesterday afternoon to and frantic, did you hear the news, he said? the patriots dumped jamie colins for a third round draft pick. as first i was add stunnedded as he was, he was a linebacker and 7 and 1 a situation that seems to call for dumping the key player i did a little research the patriots defense has been spotty so far with

inconsistent players. he has reportedly seeking a huge contract next year that could cause the pats to lose other equally talented players. cb sboston.com, reported colins has been a problem for belichick, then i want hit me, in bill we trust. he is not known for throwing away his best chance for petty reasons he is known for the opposite a relentless the fans think when a player has done in the past, what his other players might think of it. he is ruthless, relentless and possesses the best winning record of any active coach. if getting rid of jamie colins backfires and costs the pats another title belichick will

above sentiment, public opinion. too bad we can't have more leaders in washington who give the same priority to the country's success. let me know what you think via e-mail at keller@wbz.com or use twitter @kelleratlarge. halloween just yesterday with stores already looking ahead to the holiday shopping season. can you believe it? can you breathe for a second in you ready for black friday today. a former house speaker be released from prison early? why prosecutors say he should receive a reduced sentence coming up. checking in with weather watchers temperatures in the 20s and 30s for most of us let's check in north and west of boston, clear skies in lexington right now, said a crisp cold morning we'll be

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. halloween is over sadly, it looks like the holiday season is now underway. >> a sneak peek at the holiday look new help for thanksgiving and starting black friday a little for a lot early. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. >> halloween is only how weres behind us, with amazon marking the start of the season, launching its black friday

be new deals as often as every 5 minutes through december 22nd. butterball offering help with thanksgiving turkey since 1981, they have staffed a telephone help line and now struggling cooks can text their questions for turkey cooking guidance in the week leading up to thanksgiving. and it is starting to look like the holidays at starbucks an anonymous barista leaked a look of the cu more of a holiday theme when a solid red cup sparked backlash because it didn't feature any holiday images or symbols, all three of those stories leads to one conclusion we're about to start winter and the holiday season. >> what else do you need. >> all i'm thinking is getting this suit led out so i can

>> exactly. i'm excited for thanksgiving i don't want to rush it all of a sudden it is like, here we are christmas shopping it feels like between thanksgiving and christmas it is everything is busy. >> coming up fueling your social media addiction. >> is facebook good for your help? why researchers say it could help you live longer. >> also a 4-year-old little boy hit i'm nicole jacobs live in lowell i'll tell you what happened when police finally caught up with her. our kids wo to great 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

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i'll never stop fighting for you. . close to 75,000 people filled the streets of salem last night, no surprise for halloween. >> it is the city's biggest celebration with several downtown streets turning into

of people still enjoyed the big party. >> great, everybody just has a great time people come in from out of town they love salem and keep coming back. >> everybody is happy, everybody is dressed up we're all having a good time and it is free. only a few arrests dozens of officers were highly visible to discourage public drinking and police seized a handful of costume weapons that looked a little too realistic, at is a little sore? >> that's so good i can't understand what's going on there. >> we needed to see a wider shot of how that was working, makes me want to do a little shake there. 35 in boston, we flip the calendar to november can you believe it? it is a chilly start the morning we'll rebound into the 50s later today we're in the

in bedford, 25 in norwood, 32, compare that to 40s in the outer cape we've had ocean affect clouds and a breeze helping to keep temperatures up a little bit clear skies for a lot of the rest of us we'll have a few clouds that mix in at times high pressure cresting over us during the next 24 hours there is also rain and snow in eastern canada we don't have to worry about that, but it is with a warm front that's going to approach the region tomorrow what that means is cloud cover in the morning that's a sign of the warmer air that comes out during the afternoon, not full blue skies next rain is thursday, this is a map at 8:30 we'll start with sunshine and the north of the pike, especially into some areas of during the afternoon, the further you come,

maybe 70 if we have peeks of sun thursday late in the day, areas of rain north of the pike and a line of downpours maybe a thunderstorm is going to sweep through from west to east on thursday evening. here is the time line dry in the morning the commute should be a-ok on thursday during the midday to early afternoon pockets of rain do develop, that will help keep temperatures down, still manage 60s won't be as mild in the south coast then notice what between let's say 6:00 and 10 p.m. for most of us, we'll pinpoint the timing either way keep in mind that thursday is the one day we could see some rain particularly thursday evening. highs today in the 50s no chance of rain we're talking about a little sea breeze for the coastline 54 in fitchburg, 51 in worcester, plymouth, and low to mid-50s for most of us, we'll

cold and briefly into the upper 30s like some of the suburb, tomorrow well above average more like the beginning of october we'll rewind the next couple of days we do cool down big time on friday only in the upper 40s and looks like we'll stay cool for the upcoming weekend, low 50s looks like we stay there for the start of next week. >> watch out for an accident 29 at route 129 there is stop and go traffic back to 495, also happening a live look at construction at the weston tolls the center canopy already torn down crews are performing the center lane paving which commuters will eventually drive over when crews begin ripping down those toll booths to the left and to the right good news we're still not seeing any back up on the pike.

a hearing today to decide if dimasi will be released this morning. i'm nicole jacobs live in lowell where a boy was trick or treating or marshall avenue. happened around 7:00 yesterday evening also say that a little boy darted out in front of a car traveling 5 miles per hour the woman behind at the scene got back in her car and drive off police caught up with that woman less than 10 minutes later, she was then taken to lowell police and expected to be sited. at this point police say neither alcohol nor speed were factors. we're life in lowell, nicole jacobs wbz. a bedford police sergeant hit by a dirt bike as police stopped and arrested a group of

vehicles on the sidewalk while kids were trick or treating the sergeant suffered serious injuries but expected to recover the nine people arrested are due in court this morning. a beverly man being held on bail accused of drunk driving. prosecutes say mitchell took off and on turned himself in after ditching a 12 pack of beer in a nurse witnessed the crash and rushed for help the family is at mass general with serious injuries. >> i am live in south boston where a hearing will be held later this morning to decide whether a former house speakerdimasi, he has served 5 years of that sentence federal prosecutors saying the71-year- old sentence should be reduced

tongue and prostate cancer. but questioning whether dimasi is receiving special treatment because of his former political status. wbz this morning. the mta is hoping this surveillance, he was wearing a halloween mask and punched the operator in the head sunday morning and pulledded him on the platform. arlington police searching for a bank robbery suspect, police released this say man robbed a td bank. no weapon was shone, no one was hurt. anyone with information should call arlington police. a gas fire is burning in eastern alabama after a pipeline, the pipeline shut down two of its gas lines in shelby county alabama sits under a cloud of black smoke. crews were using heavy

pipeline. the zika virus raising questions about its effect on fertility. found that male mice exposed to the vie row were infertile. now trying to see if that's the case in humans as well. doctors know zika can survive for months in male organs but don't know if it affects their fur fertility. efforts cholesterol may be more effective than raising good cholesterol when it comes to fighting heart disease risk. healthy lifestyle changeses including diet and exercise are stell best for treatment and prevention. good news for social media users facebook and twitter could help you live longer researchers at the university of san diego with longevity.

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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 ans we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public

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>> congratulations to them, but that reception? >> the morning after my wedding i couldn't get out of bed i was so exhausted i can't even imagine doing that. >> me either. good for them. let alone running a marathon on a normal day. keep it right here on wbz, your

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. live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. thanks for joining us i'm kate merrill. thanks for being here it is tuesday november 1st a 4-year- old boy hit by a car while trick or treating the driver sited what police say she did after the dimasi. >> more work done on the mass pike tolls and good news if you're still trying to get a transponder. if you're getting ready to head out the door you'll want tobundle up it is cold out there. good morning everybody