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

drivers are being warned to expect delays. let's get over to cindy in the forecast. cindy: mid 40's in the cape. worcester down to 47 degrees. the sun will be up. by 9:00 a.m., only about 44 degrees. temperatures by lunchtime. much cooler than yesterday. we are well up into the 60's. mid and upper 40's from worcester hills to the merrimack

let's get you out to the roads this morning. olessa: a live look outside. you can see traffic flowing freely here. this is the first morning we have the rush-hour. let's check the rest of your ride. no problems to report. fine. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: right now drivers are bracing for what could be a rough commute. this is video in overnight as crews tear down toll plazas across the state. today will be the first real test of open tolling on the mass pike. randy: we continue with the eyeopener's sera congi on the road this morning.

lot of sign changes as well. there will be work zone areas along the pike as we go through demolition. as you approach the toll plazas, expect to see police. right now, there is going to be a 15 mile per hour speed limit. as we approach the native toll plaza, the structure has mostly been taken down. you need to be careful. there are construction workers. the 50 mile per hour speed limit

commuter safety. they have been working overnight and over the last two days to get the toll plaza ready for the commute this morning. police are warning drivers they should leave early, delay their commute, or even change their commute. the end goal is to end >> the long-term benefit of this project is to improve air quality, improve congestion and safety. when there's backups, there's likelihood of crashes and that adds to congestion. sera: the toll booth demolition is expected to be completed on november 22. that 15 mile per hour speed limit will be in place until then. we will be driving the pike all

we are talking about a huge stretch of highway impacted by this. emily: a pedestrian hit by an suv in quincy. this was the scene at east squantum and hancock street. the victim was taken to the hospital an accident reconstruction team stayed on the scene for much of the night. no word on any charges. right now, a driver is facing hit and run in salem. three people hurt two of them children. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live at the scene with the new details. antoinette: that driver is expected in court later today. we await word on just how serious the injuries are to those three victims. it happened around 8:00 last

and bridge. a lot of people will -- were out and there was rain. police arrested 52-year-old dexter mitchell about 2 hours later. one young girl was taken to mass general hospital the other child and woman were taken to salem hospital. the extent of the injuries still unclear this morning. emily: a warning for students at boston college after a report of a sexual assault. state police say a student was attacked while she walked on , avenue -- walked on comm avenue around 2:30 yesterday morning. the victim tells investigators she was grabbed by a man who followed her to the area near chestnut hill avenue. she was able to get away. so far, no arrests.

election day hillary clinton and donald trump going after every vote. but the focus continues to be on clinton's latest email scandal. erika is tracking developments. erika: 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. meantime, the fbi now has a warrant to start reviewing newly found emails belonging to one of clinton's aides, huma abedin. hundreds of thousands of emails on her estranged husband, anthony weiner's computer. from the private email server clinton used while secretary of state. trump sounding off last night. mr. trump: the single biggest scandals cents watergate. my contract with the american voter begins with a plan to end the rampant government corruption. mrs. clinton: there have been

i am focused on one thing. you. your lives, your future. emily: the new review will again focus on whether potentially classified information was handled properly. the latest abc news/washington post poll shows clinton has lost her double digit lead, now ahead of trump by just one point. randy: the clinton campaign is also focusing on new hampshire. vermont senator bernie sanders will be there tomorrow to democratic senate candidate, maggie hassan. sanders will hold rallies in plymouth and hanover. new figures on the millions spent by groups in support and in opposition of massachusetts four ballot questions. nearly $50 million has been spent this year and that figure will only go up as we get closer to election day. the globe reports the previous record of $30 million was set in

emily: the cubs hold off the indians for at least one more game. closer aroldis chapman managed 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. phones ring off the hook in a 911 call center, and it's all because of hackers. take over people's phones, and cause chaos. and new video of a machete attack in an airport security line. the dramatic moments before police killed the suspect. emily: fantasy sports, going under the microscope today. the task ahead of a new state commission. olessa? olessa: checking out conditions on the pike by the weston tolls. this is the first commute using open tolling on the pike. drivers should follow new traffic patterns around the toll booth demolition. if you don't have an ezpass, it's ok, you'll get a bill in the mail.

cindy: chilly temperatures, only in the low 50's. we could make a run towards 70 degrees again. take a look at the temperatures as you head out.

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loving and helping cats of all types across boston. it good morning, eyeopener. randy: good morning. emily: keep up those great wake-up calls. for balls everywhere. -- furballs everywhere. cindy: it is going to be dry but chilly. sunsets at 5:38 today. upper 40's to near 50. the wind will be active.

by 9:00 p.m. a little chilly for halloween. 37 in worcester. the last of the rain has exited here. some cloud cover. this morning, the wind is active here. it is 30 in ottawa. the temperatures will not climb up to quickly today. notice the wind is sustained, 15

boston, mid to upper 40's. keep in mind, we hit about 65 degrees. with the sunshine in place, it is a bright day. we see clear skies. upper 20's to low 30's for a lot of us tomorrow morning. a lot of sunshine, light wind. thnd that will bring in warmer temperatures. the middle of the week, mid to upper 60's. chilly air in place next

could be cold enough sunday night for a couple of flurries. just like that, into the month of november we go. cool air on the way. olessa: this was the scene a few hours ago. let's get to the maps and check the rest of your ride. contend with. the expressway it looks good. 128, quiet along the pike. north of town, 93, it is a quiet start. trains and buses starting on schedule. another look at the pike, doug

>> you are seeing the construction on the right-hand side. it is amazing how far [indiscernible] if you are getting ready to head out the door, there will be cones and barrel in your lane and keep on moving. volume starts to increase. we will start to see things slow down. you can help with the process by staying in your lane. that will be the key. we will keep an eye on things. we are live in sky 5.

this is new video of an attack at a new orleans airport terminal last year. kevin white is seen on surveillance charging at a tsa agent with a machete. this happened in march of 2015 the video just now being publicly released. white was shot and killed by police. nobody else was seriously hurt. 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 w 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. the only way to stop the hack is to turn your phone off.

man is under arrest accused of , data service interference. emily: 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 roughly 30 billion dollar agreement would combine ge's oil and gas businesses with baker hughes, and spin it off as a publicly 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. the group will look into online gaming issues and complete a report by next july. the state's treasurer and lottery commission chair also plans to file legislation allowing the lottery to offer online gaming but that's not expected to be part of today's meeting. randy: a check of the markets, asian shares were mostly lower overnight as the fbi's probe into emails possibly related to

investors are awaiting the jobs report due out on friday. a little girl does her best bill belichick impression. emily: you'll see it in eyepoppers. erika? erika: a car vanishes from a woman's home, only to be returned with cash, and a note. the message for the owner. and a new idea for late-night bus service. the proposal that could take the task away from the mbta. sky 5 is live over the tolls.

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randy: you have to love the masquerade theme on this halloween. it was great to see everyone this weekend, as raised money for the wonderful family shelter and transition services provided on the north shore. lot's of enthusiasm, and generosity in this crowd. cindy: the wind, about 10 to 20 miles per hour. feeling like they are in the 20's. the actual temperatures running

randy: another touchdown to gronk, earning the tight end a career record. the patriots take on seattle at home in two weeks. let's get in some monday i poppers. olessa: abby wanted to be a coach for halloween. and who better than coach belichick? looks like the patriots headcoach has some other competition this season. and baby's first halloween didn't go quite as planned. this little one was terrified of her dad's chewbacca costume. nothing like a little scare to jump start your morning.

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randy: bracing for a nightmare commute. and we have you covered. olessa is watching all the roads. with doug in sky 5 and sera driving the mass pike to keep you ahead of the traffic. emily: breaking overnight, a person hit by an suv in quincy. what we know about the crash right now. halloween off to a dangerous start in salem. cindy: -- erika: the near-tragedy that has a man due in court. on the eye. emily: it is 5:30. we are live over the weston

used to be. drivers were warned to expect delays due to new traffic patterns. they are in the process of taking the tollbooths down this morning. randy: first we want to get to cindy with the forecast. cindy: the wind gusts are a little active. it is feeling chilly ou the last of the rain has moved offshore. clouds are out there. the storm moves out. high pressure builds in between. by 9:00 this morning, sunshine. 44 degrees. upper 40's to near 50 at lunchtime. sunshine, low 50's.

trick-or-treaters will want to bundle up this evening. the wind chills dropping to the 30's. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: we expect problems on the pike as rush-hour picks up. let's get to the pike. looking good. the rest of your ride, there is a crash, not blocking any lanes. no issues along 128 and 93 south, a patch of delays. so far, so good towards the leverett connector.

>> as they start to approach the tolls from the west, closer to the tollbooths, as you start to look farther to the west, out of framingham, the volume is starting to increase. a different scene that what we saw 15 minutes ago. folks are starting to experience the first it in your lane. they have it all designed for you. they have the barrels set up. it is pretty easy. don't be intimidated. we will start to see folks who are not aware of what is happening, they will get freaked out.

you will need extra time. so far, so good. it is shaping up to be a normal commute. we will keep an eye on it for you from sky 5. randy: thank you. breaking news on my this morning. erika: that breaking news out of quincy. a pedestrian hit by an suv overnight. it happened at the intersection of east squantum and hancock street. that pedestrian was taken to the hospital for treatment. other stories we're following right now, the driver of this red subaru is expected in court today. police he hit a woman and two children in salem last night. police arrested 52-year-old dexter mitchell about two hours later. the victims are recovering. and the fbi now has a search warrant needed to start reviewing e-mails of a top aide

will determine if any were work-related and weather information was handled properly. emily: right now, prosecutors are investigating after a man is shot and killed by boston police. officers say he pulled a knife on emergency crews. police spent much of the day going in and out of this apartment on shawmut avenue in the south end. police say the man, identified by family as terrence coleman, was suffering from paranoia and schizophrenia. police say he tried to stab the emt's who were trying to help him overnight sunday. friends and family at the scene yesterday, very upset. newscenter 5 has learned of a similar incident with coleman 10 years ago where he was armed with two knives.

to head to court to answer rate charges. the suspect knew the victim, who has not been identified. today, the control board will hear a proposal about bringing a late-night shuttle service. the bridge pr daytime shuttle service. randy: a mishap is making it look like a woman stole a car. a cricket player proves nothing

15 miles an hour through tollbooths no longer in operation and they will follow new every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. 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

olessa: a live look outside at the pike. so far, so good. we expect rush-hour to be heavy today. especially if you are traveling on the pike. today. cindy: no rain in the forecast. low 40's in boston. back to bright sunshine today. low 50's is the best we do this afternoon. temperatures drop. upper 60's near 70 degrees. emily: turns out a recent car theft in oregon was an honest mistake. when erin hutzi walked out to

red subaru was missing. surveillance video shows a woman coming up to the car looking at her phone then getting in and driving away. turns out that was the caretaker of her neighbor. and that neighbor also owns a red subaru. she asked her caretaker, paige , to pick it up. >> i'd been to the house before but i hadn't seen the car so i was just like red subaru. and i pulled it up front and i said that's not my car. and so we decided we would just put it right back where we found it. that they did and included a note with an explanation and $30 for gas. randy: breaking news in iraq. the advance putting isis in a corner. and an end to a manhunt on oklahoma. the final moments of a man's life on the run. a halloween treat that's way better than candy. the happy moment for one little boy. sky 5 is live over the massachusetts turnpike at the

nsit 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

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randy: five years ago today we were dealing with snow. were dealing with snow. 14 inches of it in the worcester area. western mass saw nearly three feet. emily: nothing like that today. a lean -- halloween got delayed for many. cindy: the sun temperatures in the upper 40's. the windchill will be in the upper 30's. you might want to bundle up, have layers under the costume this year. a chilly start to the week. temperatures going above average. we could be flirting with 70's by thursday.

there are breaks from the clouds. high pressure noses in. the wind today out of the northwest. by 9:00 a.m., 44 degrees. it is a little chilly today. tonight, we are down in the 20's and 30's. emily: right now drivers are hitting the road for what could the first of many rough commutes. new video showing toll plazas coming down overnight. randy: and that means plenty of obstacles on the mass pike. we have coverage with alesse.

expected to get much heavier. as you head south, out of avon, delays in two braintree. northbound on the expressway from braintree into boston. south building out of methuen into and ever. more delays as you approach the leverett connector. we go live from the sky now.

they're going to fill it in and then -- [indiscernible] sera: we are live along the pike, with the driver's point of view, heading into the westin

one plaza is undergoing demolition. take heed. traffic patterns will be different. they have taken down the center of the structure. you will have to be diverted to other lanes. this traffic will likely be whittled down into one lane. mass. is urging commuters to slow down. there is a 15 mile per hour speed limit around those areas. commute time. take alternate routes to avoid the pike or hit public transportation. this is the beginning of the project. it will take until november 22. approaching these toll plazas, there are a lot of signs and police details. the best thing to do is slow down.

tollbooths. emily: breaking overnight, police are investigating after a person is hit by an suv in quincy. this was the scene early this morning at east squantum and hancock street. the victim was taken to the hospital. no word on any charges. >> a driver is facing oui charges, after a hit and run here in salem. the victims, included two children. it happened around eight last night, here at washington and bridge street. a woman and two children were hit while crossing. a lot of people were out and about with costumes on at the time, and it was pouring rain. police say the driver left the scene but they tracked down the vehicle they say was involved and arrested 52-year-old dexter mitchell about 2 hours later. one young girl was taken to mass general hospital the other child and the woman were taken to salem hospital.

emily: the fbi has a warrant to review newly discovered emails belonging to one of hillary clinton's aides. clinton has two events in ohio today. donald trump will be in florida. the latest abc news, washington post poll shows clinton now leading by just one point. mrs. clinton: there's a lot of noise and distraction but really comes down to what kind of future we want. mr. trump: we're leading in ohio, we're leading in iowa. emily: trump hammering clinton, calling her email scandal the biggest since watergate. aide huma abedin's emails were found on estranged husband anthony weiner's computer as officials investigated him. the review is to determine whether classified information was handled properly. breaking news from oklahoma randy: the suspect in a week long manhunt has been shot and killed by police. 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. emily: iraqi special forces are advancing on the islamic state-held city of mosul. the forces are under heavy fire as they move closer to the city's outer limits. officials say car bombers are attempting to stop the advance but troops aim to enter mosul today. the operation is in its third week and is expected to last for many more. randy: another frightening earthquake in central italy. yesterday's quake a magnitude of 6.6 much stronger than the one that killed 300 people two months ago. there is heavy damage to the region, but no deaths have been reported. officials say the recent earthquakes in the country were foreshocks to this one. more powerful quakes can still be expected.

attacked while she walked on comm avenue around 2:30 yesterday morning. the victim tells investigators she was grabbed by a man who followed her to the area near chestnut hill ave. she was able to get away. so far, no arrests. randy: a tewksbury teen prepares to face a judge this morning accused of seriously beating another teen at a party in lowell. 18-year-old joseph zangerella is charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon. police say he left a 15-year-old in grave condition after a fight at the underage drinking party friday night. they say his head was slammed 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.

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, together. emily: 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 t.d. to chris hogan. and then another 53-yarder to gronk earninth touchdowns. final score is 41-25. the pats take on seattle at home in two weeks. the cubs hold off the indians for at least one more game. closer aroldis chapman managed 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

randy: an inspirational play on the cricket field. english player liam thomas chases down a ball against pakistan when his artificial leg came unstrapped. but that did not stop him. he gets the ball and finishes the play. thomas is a member of england's physical disabilities team, and says he hopes the attention his performance is receiving helps raise the profile of the sport. emily: determination there. cindy, today, we are talking cooler for trick-or-treaters. cindy: above average rainfall, 5.5 inches or so in boston. above average for the month. you can see the last of the raindrops.

it is breezy and cool. seeing wind gusts over the coast. low 40's as you step out. 43 in boston. the wind is most active this morning. notice sunshine here throughout the day. the temperature is slow to climb. low 50's for high temperatures this afternoon. 40's. mandal up, maybe some layers under the costumes this year. we have another nice day. warm front comes in with milder temperatures. looks like our next chance of rain comes late in the day. temperatures really drop. low 50's on friday.

falling back this weekend. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: expecting heavy delays. a little early morning volume starting to build. we are prepared for some delays. heading south, stop and go out as avon. once you get past it, 20 to 25 on the expressway. along the pike, your ride is about 15 minutes. randy: an internet attack, on a 911 center. emily: the trick flooding dispatchers with hoax calls. and new video of a terrifying attack in an airport security line. the images shedding new light on an investigation.

brighton. something big is missing. randy: they are taking down the tolls. traffic is up moving nicely. we are on the ground, checking everything out. we will keep you updated through the morning. emily: sera congi is writing the roads -- is riding the roads. kelly ddy. i'm kelly ayotte.: and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me...

randy: this morning, the eyeopener tracking every angle of your commute right now. emily: breaking overnight, a person hit by a car in quincy, the information just coming in from the scene. randy: losing her lead? the hit for hillary clinton's campaign ashe another email scandal on the eye for this monday morning.