an alleged driver -- drunk driver in salem. mike: rain is moving through right now. what you can expect for the morning commute. nichole: the fbi's new move tonight. reid: a big bowl -- a big bull angry and on the run. nichole: breaking news -- a driver is under arrest for hitting three people tonight in salem. good eve i'm nichole berlie. reid: i'm reid lamberty. little kids are among the injured. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is live in salem with the breaking details. todd: the scene is just now clearing. it happened just before the 8:00 tonight. there were a lot of people out and about with their costumes. we are told that one adult and two children were struck as they were trying to cross just behind me at the intersection of

police say this is the vehicle involved. the subaru was a car the strip three people. the drivers now under arrest. he is chester mitchell of beverly. he is facing a number of charges. the most serious is oui and leaving the scene of an accident with injury resulting. a young victim was taken to salem hospital. th victim is not clear. dexter will be arraigned tomorrow or tuesday here in salem. reid: also breaking, a safety alert for boston college students. state police say a student was sexually assaulted while she walked on comm ave around 2:30 this morning. the victim was grabbed by a man who followed her to the area near chestnut hill ave. she was able to get away. police are still looking for the suspect. nichole: we're just hours away

you're being warned, for tomorrow, plan like there's a snow storm in the forecast. newscenter 5's diane cho is at the weston tolls where the toll booths are coming down. diane: we are not seeing any issues with traffic of this moment. if you're ready had delays on the mass pike's we can, it could get worse tomorrow. if you plan on using the mass pike tomorrow morning, you might want to prepare yourself for a bumpy ride. >> going on the mass pike anytime in the near future. diane: as crews continue demolition work to get rid of the toll booths, transportation officials are warning drivers to expect delays on monday asking people to use alternative modes of tranportation. drivers are also being asked to try to go to work earlier or later if you can. >> there's going to be a lot of

lane assignment which is why its impt to obey the speed limit, stay in your lane and do not stop at toll booth. diane: since the all-electronic tolling system went into effect on friday night, officials say there have been nearly 1.5 million transactions as of 8:00 this morning. the toll booth demolition is expected to be completed on november 22 until then drivers are being asked to be patient. >> the bottom line is there is less road for people some o what had been the road for people to drive on is now a work zone diane: we are told there was a one to two miles slow down. they opened additional lanes in each direction for a limited time. nichole: the eyeopener has you covered for the first commute with these changes. olessa stepanova will be watching any hang-ups on the pike as traffic patterns change. doug meehan will be in sky5 bringing you a birds-eye view of exactly what you'll face on the roads. the eyeopener starts at 4:30

earlier, we saw diane with the umbrella. looks like it has at least stopped for now. reid: you don't want the morning commute with rain. when then you have the mass pike project. mike: a little sprinkle ac far away. pretty soon come almost on with it. by midnight, down to a few scattered showers. by two gluckman way, everything is offshore. -- by 2:00 in the morning, everything is offshore. there are big changes happening. today, it was mild out there.

tomorrow. i will talk about the timeline of that and when we warm back up into the 60's. reid: in commitment 2016, the fbi now has a search warrant to review emails that may be tied to the hillary clinton email investigation. abc's richard cantu reports those emails belong to top clinton aide huma abedin, uncovered during a separate investigation of her now estranged husband. the fbi has obtained the orient e-mails left on heller clinton's top a and her husband. -- on hillary linton's laptop

and her husband. richard: it was suggested to not making an announcement. for donald trump, it is a late game windfall. >> now it is reported that the department is fighting the fbi. that's because the department of justice is trying so protect hillary clinton. richard: comey now caught in the crossfire. in a scathing letter, harry reid accuses the fbi director being partisan and says he may have broken the law. comey has begun briefing lawmakers on the e-mails. meanwhile, hillary clinton's lead over donald trump is down one point.

mike pence is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire. the indiana governor hosted a rally in rochester today. he's urged voters to re-elect senator kelly ayotte. he also attacked the clintons. >> when she and her family opened a private foundation that took donations from foreign server. nichole: on thursday, melania trump will deliver her first speech on the campaign trail. right now, we only know that it will be in a suburb of philadelphia. the clinton campaign is also focusing on new hampshire. vermont senator bernie sanders will be there on tuesday to support hillary clinton and democratic senate candidate maggie hassan. sanders will hold rallies in plymouth and hanover. reid: right now, boston police say they had no

end. he died from his wounds. but as newscenter 5's rhondella richardson reports, grieving relatives say police went too far. rhondella: mom called for help for her emotionally disturbed son. >> he violently turned on me with a large knife. clearly the mother in the 911 call made it clear he suffering from paranoid schizophrenia. rhondella: friends and family identifying. >> you don't have to shoot. >> our condolences go out to the family. unfortunately, in this case, it left us with no choice.

>> i would see him on his steel, walking past him every now and then. never felt threatened. very shocking that this would happen. >> i just heard to gunshots and people running down the say -- the street. rhondella: the district attorney's office is investigating, as is routine. they will check to find out if the police use of force was necessary. nichole: recovering after an attack overnight by a man in a halloween mask and costume. the worker was at the cedar grove station on the mattapan line early this morning. he tells police the man claimed he didn't have money for the fare, and then punched him in the face and pulled him onto the platform. the attacker took off when two passengers called for help. he's still on the run. reid: new trouble at a farm in westport where police found hundreds of animals in horrific conditions this summer. a bull escaped from there this

captured now, the search took up precious police resources. it weighs a thousand pounds,has an aggressive disposition, and it was on the lam for hours. this bull that had escaped a westport farm last night was finally corralled this morning along this long and quiet road, not far from westport high school. at one point, the bull tried to go toward the paved roads. so they startled the animal to get away from there it went back into the woods. reid: police say the person who spotted this stubborn steer may have also heard a second

this one escaped from a farm where, earlier this year, hundreds of animals were removed due to unsafe and unsanitary conditions. the bull's owner in a heap of trouble for lying to police, initially denying the bull was his. he may now face charges for wasting police officers time looking for the lost bull, they tied up resources for about three hours last night and ever since about 8:30 this morning we've had two animal control officers trying to look for this loose bull and other loose calf. nichole: the westport farm is a tenant property with people renting space. police say the farm's owner has been cooperative with officers looking into the missing animals.

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reid: stunning new video from a man's rampage at a tsa checkpoint in louisiana. you can see him swinging a machete in one hand and spraying wasp spray with the other. only one tsa agent was hurt during the attack, a minor cut. the suspect, richard white, was shot and killed by police. the video of the march 2015 attack is just being released. new details from the investigation into the plane that erupted in flames on a chicago runway. federal officials say a disc in the high pressure turbine failed, causing the engine to disintegrate during take-off. investigators found pieces from the plane's engine a half-mile away. 20 people were hospitalized for injuries after the fire. they have since been released. reid: new at 11:00, an internet attack is flooding 911 centers with bogus calls. if you click on the wrong link, your smarphone is hijacked, continuing to dial 911 even when you hang up. >> 911, what are you reporting?

normal night in thurston county, washington, when 911 operators thought they had a catastrophe on their hands. >> and all of a sudden, the phones just went off the hook. nichole: there was no emergency. it was a hoax fueled by a malicious hack, taking over people's cell phones when they clicked on this link being spread on twitter. andrea jara clicked and lost control of her own phone. >> it was a black screen that kept saying 911, 911. every time you clicked end, it was just calling calling calling calling. nichole:he those warning of the major public safety issue. in washington state tonight, an 18-year-old man has been arrested for investigation of data service interference. police say he claims he spread the link after getting it elsewhere. law enforcement are warning tonight the same link is being spread nationwide. and once you click, the only way to stop your phone from calling into 911 centers is to power it off.

italy. this one a magnitude of 6.6, much stronger than the one that killed 300 people two months ago. heavy damage to the region, but no deaths have been reported. officials say the recent earthquakes in the country were foreshocks to this one, and that more powerful quakes can still be expected. nichole: t years ago. that halloween weekend storm dumped snow on new england. more than 14 inches fell in worcester from saturday night into sunday. western mass saw nearly three feet. the heavy, wet snow brought down trees and power lines, leaving many without power. mike: that we can was the worst snow for the entire season. that storm also had a lot of

the 50's, the 60's and even into the 70's. very mild conditions out there. we even had a los angeles morning. today's high 65. normal highs 57. that is where we started the day. the rain came in. now cold air behind the rain. following any. -- we see a band here all the way down to newport. as we head to the york -- the early morning knute, we see a couple breaking away toward the cape. eventually, it all goes away and we go to nothing but sunshine tomorrow. you would think we would warm up your more than today.

maureen as you head toward the south. right now in boston, it is 48 degrees. wind out of the north northwest at eight miles an hour. the drier air is pushing all the rain out of here. the showers will be ending. it will be clearing later on tonight. tomorrow, some early clouds primarily at the coast to the cape. sunshine comes in in the afternoon. the wind will be busy tomorrow morning. here is the wind at 8:00 in the morning. generally holding an at 10 to 20 miles per hour.

trick-or-treaters, don't worry. the wind will die down a soon as the sun goes down. just a gentle breeze by tomorrow night. as far as what is happening, high pressure moving its way in here. a cool flow coming in from the north with a dry air mass. it will be with us for a couple of days. the next spring event doesn't even show up until we start to talk about next thursday's forecast. tomorrow start school, warms up to about 52 degrees. as far treating for tomorrow night, sunset is at 5:38. 45 degrees at sunset and dropping slowly into the upper 30's. light wind as well. tuesday start cold. low temperatures in the morning in the 30's. as we warm into the afternoon, we get into the 50's, maybe even mid-fifties. that sets us up for wednesday. a nice pattern change taking place.

like the pick of the week. this cold front is coming in from the west. it triggers off a round of showers. behind it, here comes the cooler weather back in. i temperatures back into the 50's. you know what happens this weekend? daylight savings time comes to an end. that means, for you early risers, it's good news. you get sunshine a little earlier. for those of us who enjoy the sunset, it is really early, sunday, just enough cool air in place that we could see a few snow flurries sunday night area nothing like what we saw back in 2011. but this is the time of year we start to talk about the first few snowflakes out there. reid: always positive news. [laughter] coming up in sports, patriots stay in the win column today.

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mike: the patriots are cruising into the bye week after tom brady threw four more touchdown passes, and again without an interception. gronk set a patriots record, all part of a 41-25 win that leaves the pats at 7-1. the bill's march down the field for a field goal and tom brady sends a down to answer with a touchdown. for the first quarter, watch this great feather touch right here from chris hogan. this falls right in the breadbasket in perfect stride. 15-3. that is a 53-yarder. watch gronk away from the

no one runs away from dvds, even wide receivers. but gronk that it -- no one runs away from dds, even wide receivers. but gronk did it. >> the kickoff return set us up for the second half. he missed a field goal. we go down. we get the three. denny returns a. it's a 10 point swing. it's really a 13 point swing. it's really huge. >> i kind of had a feeling. give him a little move. tom read it super well. mike: down to new orleans, it is the saints and the seahawks.

member of the seattle seahawks. he is so happy. he is hugging everybody in sight. including one of the officials. i appreciate the love and affection, but that will do it. final play of again -- play of the game. seattle loses. let's go to denver run over in a play out of bounds. he was taken to the hospital. he was released tonight and is expected to be back to work tomorrow. how about the oakland raiders? 513 yards, the raiders win and they are 6-2 on the season. how about atlanta against the green bay packers? that's many rhineland they winning touchdown pass.

that's manny ryan with the winning touchdown pass. world series game 5 at wrigley field in chicago. the cubs tied it. cleveland added a run. right now the ninth inning the cubs are on the verge of sending the stays back to cleveland for game number six. coming up, we will talk about the patriots after the break with chris gasper. a lot to and the high 5 goes to cathedral high school. that is coming up on ot in three or four minutes. nichole: mike's just ahead with a final look at your forecast.

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