randy: good morning. emily: stories we are following on the eyeopener right now, a hit and run arrest in salem. the charges one man is facing after allegedly hitting three people. randy: the first big test for commute on the massachusetts turnpike. where the project stands now and what to watch for as you hit the road. emily: nearly a week to election day and the candidates are hot on the trail. the campaign push today. and the fallout from a new email scandal. randy: a big trick-or-treating night tonight. cindy says it will be chilly, but we are dry. starting out this morning up 44 degrees.

feel chilly. some rain overnight offshore. high-pressure noses in. a northerly breeze brings down cool air. by lunchtime, we are struggling to hit 50 degrees in the day. in worcester, we don't get out of 40. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: good morning. a live look starting things out. first day of open tolling. we are expecting delays later on. let's check out the rest of your

by route 24. expecting trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. randy: right now drivers are facing what could be a rough commute. this is video in overnight as crews tear down toll plazas. today will be the first real test of open tolling on the mass pike. emily: the eyeopener's sera congi on the road this morning. sera: lots of signs around as you approach toll plazas, warning you about what is to come. there are 23 work zones in place along the pike. you can see lots of flashing lights. these traffic patterns are different this morning. you are not supposed to stop. there is a 15 mile per hour speed limit as you go through

the traffic patterns are different. they began demolition over the weekend. construction crews are working on getting rid is -- getting rid of the center of the plaza. you will travel to the right of the construction zone here as we go through these west end toll plazas. there are a lot of people but you are not stopping as you go through the toll plazas. crews have been working overnight to get the plazas ready for the commute this morning. you could take the mbta. the goal is more than just about traffic. >> the long term benefit is to improve air quality, congestion,

there is the likelihood of crashes and that adds to congestion. sera: demolition is expected to be completed on november 22. the 15 mile per hour speed limit will be in place until then. we will be driving on the pike all morning and bring you more conditions. stretch of highway impacted by this. the entire mass pike from stockbridge to boston dealing with lane restrictions and demolition work. and that's sure to put a strain on the traffic pattern today. our doug meehan is watching what happens this morning, he is in sky-5 this morning. ahead on the eye, he'll bring you a birds-eye view of exactly what pike travelers are facing. randy: breaking overnight, a pedestrian is hurt after being hit by an suv in quincy. this was the scene at east squantum and hancock street.

was on the scene for much of the night. emily: other stories we're following right now, police are searching for a man they say sexually assaulted a female student near boston college. state police say the man grabbed the victim as she walked on commonwealth avenue around 2:30 yesterday morning. she says he followed her to an area near chestnut hill ave. she managed to get away. randy: the suffolk county da's office is investigating the officer-involved shooting of a man, accused of attacking emt's with a knife. it happened overnight sunday in bost going in and out of this apartment on shawmut avenue. they say the suspect, identified by family as terrence coleman, was suffering from paranoia and schizophrenia. right now, a driver is facing oui charges accused in a drunken hit and run in salem. three people hurt two of them children. the eyeopener's antoinette

expected in court later today. we are awaiting word on how serious the injuries are. here is a look at the car. it happened around 8:00 last night. a woman and two children were hit when they were crossing the street here. a lot of people were out and about with costumes at the time and it was pouring rain. the driver left the scene but they arrested 52-year-old dexter mitchell about 2 hours later. general hospital. the other woman and child were taken to salem hospital. the extent of the injuries still unknown. we will bring you the latest information as we get it. emily: thank you. commitment 2016. with just 8 days until election day hillary clinton and donald trump are going after every vote. but the focus continues to be on clinton's latest email scandal. the eyeopener's erika tarantal is tracking overnight

erika: both the republican and democratic ticket on the campaign trail today. donald trump in michigan, his running mate governor mike pence in florida. hillary clinton has two events in ohio, while running mate tim kaine will talk to voters in north carolina. meanwhile, the fbi has obtained the warrant needed to start reviewing clinton emails on the -- reviewing clinton e-mails of her aide huma abedin aer trump sounding off last night. mr. trump: this is the single biggest scandal since watergate. my contract with the american voter begins with a plan to end the rampant government corruption. mrs. clinton: there have been ups and downs in all we have gone through.

you. your lives, your future. emily: the wall street journal reports it could take at the earliest weeks to determine if the messages are work-related from the time abedin served with clinton in the state department. the latest abc news/washington post poll shows she has lost her double digit lead. she's ahead of trump by just one point. emily: a cell phone hack overwhelming emergency responders. the key to preventing your pho a bull on the loose captured in westport. the new trouble for a farm owner already under scrutiny. emily: the clouds are breaking up and we're back to sunshine today. my timeline on the cooler weather moving in. and when temperatures could flirt with 70 degrees. emily: 70? wyatt? the cubs live to see game six of the world series. the big plays last night as they

emily: today scientists on cape cod will try and figure out what led to the death of a 12-foot great white shark on an orleans beach. the shark was spotted yesterday afternoon, struggling in shallow water off the coast of nauset light beach. the atlantic white shark conservancy was called but the shark was dead before they they say they had not tagged the mail shark before. this is the first shark stranding on cape cod this year. a westport farm is under investigation again after a bull escape. the bull weighing a thousand pounds was on the loose for hours before it was corralled yesterday near westport high school. the bull escaped from a farm where earlier this year hundreds of animals were removed because of unsafe and unsanitary conditions. police say the owner allegedly lied to them initially claiming

randy: making the play on the cricket field. the split-second decision that inspired an entire stadium. and a treat disguised as a trick for one little boy. the special surprise as he honors his father this halloween. 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

randy: does this look familiar? this was halloween weekend in worcester, in 2011. more than 14 inches fell in that city from saturday night into sunday. western massachusetts saw nearly three feet. today. cindy says that storm was unprecedented. halloween was kind of on hold for that year. not this year. if you are excited to take the kids out trick-or-treating, cool temperatures sunset is 5:38.

through the 40's. by 9:00 a.m., it is only in the lower 40's. bundle up. 43, beverly. booster has dropped to 38 degrees. the rain is offshore. clouds begin to break off. high-pressure noses in. this morning. the wind has stepped down over the course of the day. colder areas working in. we managed to get into the 60's yesterday. the wind that this morning, gusting over 20 miles per hour. by 4:00, a clinton's closer --

boston to marshfield, around 50. rooster, mid 40's today. it is a cooler day. after we get run of the clouds, wall-to-wall sunshine to the afternoon. clear skies this evening for trick-or-treating and overnight, we stay clear. it will be colder tomorrow morning. 20's on a cold start tomorrow. a nice recovery. light winds, loads of sunshine. this will shift eastward and drop southward on wednesday. a milder wind will take hold. there could be clouds around. partly sunny skies developing in the afternoon. temperatures mid to upper 60's.

in thursday. we could get showers, a rumble of thunder thursday evening. look at the drop in temperatures. windy, blustery. lower 50's. emily: a little more sunshine soon. quiet this morning. open tolling is in place. the pike looks good. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your trip. not seeing major issues. route three looking good. the pike from 495 to 128 is

start on schedule. emily: an internet attack is blamed for flooding 911 call centers with fake calls. and investigators are warning that the attack is spreading across the country. operators in washington say their phones began to ring off the hook and that it was impossible to keep up. but there was no emergency the calls were a hoax caused by a hack. the hack took over people's phones when they clicked on a link spread through twitter. users then lost control of their phones. >> it started calling 911 like crazy and i couldn't stop it. emily: the only way to stop the hack is to turn your phone off. an 18-year-old washington state man is under arrest, accused of data service interference. randy: your economy this monday morning, we're expected to learn more details this morning about a multi billion dollar deal between general electric and baker hughes. the 30 billion dollar agreement would combine g.e.'s oil and gas businesses with baker hughes,

traded company. the deal also helps g.e. cut costs, allowing them to better compete with rivals. the state's new commission on daily online fantasy sports will hold its first meeting today. the commission was created as a part of this summer's economic development law. they're tasked with looking into online gaming issues and completing a report by next july. the state's treasurer and lottery commission chair also plans to file legislation expected to be part of today's meeting. a check of the markets, asian shares were mostly lower overnight as the fbi's probe into emails possibly related to hillary clinton raises uncertainty. stock futures here are higher right now. investors will watch for the october jobs report to out on

emily: demonstrations against the dakota access pipeline are spreading. a vigil was held this weekend in bangor, maine in solidarity with protesters in north dakota. they're fighting against the pipeline saying it cuts through sacred tribal grounds, and threatens the water supply. in washington state, protesters gathered to show their support for stopping the project. the pipeline would bring nearly 500,000 barrels of domestic crude oil through four states. randy: an inspirational play on the cricket field. english player liam thomas chases down a ball against pakistan when he loses his teammate he finishes the play. fans cheered on both sides of for this. emily: a halloween treat for this little florida boy. 4-year-old jaden hayes dressed up as an army soldier for a block party yesterday inspired by his dad, who's been stationed in iraq. but what he didn't realized was that his dad was there. army sergeant jermaine hayes surprised his son at the event. now they can go trick-or-treating tonight

the world series heads to game six. and it's do-or-die for the cubs. randy: the lights out pitching that saved them against the indians ahead in news to go. emily: and a live look now at what was the weston toll plaza. demolition underway this morning along the mass pike as the state begins open tolling. coming up at 5:00, the eye's doug meehan is live in sky 5 to give us a birdseye view of the commute, and any delays. 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.

tend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public education, vote no on question two. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can.

kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible

emily: the suspect in a week long manhunt has been shot and killed by police in oklahoma. michael vance was wanted in connection with a string of violent crimes. police say he killed two of his officers, and carjacked multiple people. vance then documented his crimes on facebook live. the 38-year-old was killed sunday night in a shootout with police. randy: a leominster man heads to court today to answer to charges of rape. andy thao is accused of raping a brockton high school student in the school parking lot. it happened thursday afternoon during school, according to our media partners at the brockton enterprise.

emily: police are searching for the man they say attacked an mbta employee, while wearing a mask. the worker was at the cedar grove station on the mattapan line early sunday morning. he tells police the suspect claimed he didn't have money for the fare, and then punched the worker in the face and pulled him onto the platform. the attacker took off when two passengers called for help. new video of an attack at a new orleans airport terminal last year. kevin whis this happened in march of 2015 the video just now being released publicly. white was shot and killed by police. nobody else was seriously hurt. randy: a new hampshire teen is facing charges after he was clocked driving over 100 miles per hour. new hampshire state police say 19-year-old ryan dicicco was driving erratically on i-93 in campton. troopers clocked his speed at 108 miles per hour. dicicco is now facing several

he'll appear in court next month. a massive pot bust leads to the arrest of a milford man. police seized nearly 45 pounds of marijuana from joseph ruggiero. the packages were intercepted by police after being sent to ruggiero's home. they're valued at $220,000. he's charged with possession of a class d drug with intent to distribute. emily: the cubs hold off the indians for at least one more eight outs last night in the longest relief appearance of his career. including this strike-out to end game 5. cubs win 3-2. they head back to cleveland for game 6 tomorrow night, hoping for a game 7. if the indians win it's all over. the patriots are cruising into a bye week after yesterday's win over the buffalo bills. tom brady threw four touchdowns including this one to danny amendola. he followed up with a 53-yard

earning the tight-end a team record for career touchdowns. final score is 41-25. the pats take on seattle at home in two weeks. randy: the red sox season may be over but fans have a different reason to head to fenway park. mascots wallie and tessie hosted a halloween party yesterday. kids and adults dressed up to enjoy trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, and other activities. we had in our community last night. i think most are tonight. cindy: i think you will want to go with something warm. it is the last day of october. we have been trending below average. cool air is working in this

off to the west, high-pressure noses in. it is a breezy and cool feel as you go through today and tomorrow. low 50's is the best we are going to do today. a little bit below average today. from new york to philadelphia, not getting out of the 50's. the action seems to be out west. we have a stretch of quiet weather building in. a little bit chilly tomorrow into tomorrow afternoon. into wednesday, this hydrops southward. milder air works in. temperatures bump up for the middle of the week. 60's on wednesday. a run towards 70 degrees on thursday.

daylight saving times ends. we turn the clocks back one hour with earlier sunrises and sunsets. announcer: now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: the eye-opener is tracking every angle of your commute right now. emily: a person hit high a car in quincy. scene. randy: losing her lead? the hit to hillary clinton's campaign. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. emily: you are looking live at what used to be the weston toll. new traffic patterns are in