cooler this weekend. chilly weekend and don't forget we turn the clocks back one hour this weekend. emily: right now, a hit and run driver, accused of making an unusual move. what police say a woman did, before leaving the scene. randy: a new bedford police theater. how police say efforts to protect trick or treaters, went wrong. emily: big issues for both candidates, just a week before election day. on the eye for this tuesday morning. randy: now at 5:00 a.m.. we're keeping an eye on the massachusetts turnpike. i'm randy price. emily: i'm emily reimer. randy: olessa is watching for

today, tuesday. cindy: a brand new month. it is a cold start to the month of november, 35 degrees. no big wind chills to talk about. look at this. down to 26 in bedford. 25 in jaffrey. at the freezing mark worcester. freezing mark in new bedford. outer cape, though, mid 40's this morning. you can see there is a little bit of cloudiness that has come cape. high pressure overhead will provide a good amount of sunshine. sun not up until 7:18. by 9:00 a.m., upper 40's. lunchtime temperatures only in the upper 40's today. 57 is an average high this time of year. we're looking for 52 in boston. may sneak into the mid 50's in a few spots. at least we're dry. we'll talk about our chances for

olessa: a check "baseball tonight" pike so far quiet this morning. second day of open technology. we'll see how that commute goes on later on. let's goat the maps and check the rest of your ride. clearing just about gone here, construction. 93 by route 24 clearing. north of town new york city problems now. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: olessa, thank you accused of making an unusual move. randy: witnesses say the driver initially stopped but then left. >> this all happened here on marshall avenue. you can see the yellow tape where investigators were doing their work. it happened while families were enjoying halloween. the 4-year-old was taken to a boston hospital with a serious cut to his head.

his parents and siblings were with him at the time. the driver got out of the car and spoke with several people and then left. police eventually tracked her down. the driver behind the car involved said the woman probably didn't see the boy coming. >> the kid was so little. the car in front of me i don't think saw the kid run right in front. because my headlights kid underneath the car. reporter: the driver was taken into custody di for questioning. no word on whether any charges were filed. detectives do not think speed was a factor but they want to know why the driver allegedly left the scene. randy: a new bedford police sergeant is suffering serious

in the city posing a hazard to kids that were trick or treating. during the arrest the sergeant was run over. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. emily: commitment 2016, election day just one week away. the morning, a a new report is coming focusing on d the "new york times" says he used a dubious maneuver to avoid paying millions in taxes in the 1990's. his own lawyers warned him against doing it. it does not appear he did anything illegal. speaking last night on hillary

>> how can she manage the country when she can't even manage her email. >> go ahead and look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they look at my emails last year. right? emily: trump will be in pennsylvania before joining his running mate mike pence for a rally. emily: the president's spokesman is saying director is a man of integrity. >> the president doesn't believe that director comey is trying to influence the outcome of the election. he does not believe that he is secretly strategizing to benefit one candidate or political party. emily: those comments come as top democrats accuse comey of using his position to get involved in the election.

but her lead is shrinking. it is down from a 15 point lead. 7% are still undecided. bernie sanders will be in new hampshire today campaigning for hillary clinton and democratic senate candidate maggie hassan. in pennsylvania, nearly 5,000 transit workers are on strike now and there are concerns that could impact election day. the system provides about 9,000 rides every day and they fear residents may have a tough time getting to voting locations if an agreement is not working today. randy: police were called to terence coleman's home many times. they said he pulled a knife on

mother. of the 12 calls four were related to cole man and some included reports he threatened to harm himself with a knife. his mother tells the globe he was not armed. >> in an instandpoint, your life changes. randy: a mother's heartbreak after the beating death of her 15-year-old son. prosecutors say 18-year-old joseph zagarella bragged about beating the tewksbury teen at the underage drinking party in lowell friday night. the alleged attack, provoked when ethan costello stumbled into zagarella. the older teen then allegedly slammed costello's head into cement. friends drove him to the hospital he died monday morning. >> hug your babies. you know?

randy: the suspect's family believes others were involved in the assault, not just zagarella. he's held on $10,000 bail, pleading not guilty to assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. emily: a court date in the future for protesters in a demonstration outside a canton school. the center is a special needs day and residential school. the only in still uses controversial electric shock therapy on students and protesters want that to stop. >> they came down here and knew they were not allowed on the property and they trespassed and probably about 25 of them tried to get in the building itself. emily: the protesters were not arrested. they were summonsed to court on trespassing charges. no comment from the center. a civil lawsuit that could end

now in the hands of a judge. no word on how soon the judge can hand down his decision. a hearing today could cause the release of debasi. he is battling cancer. he served almost five years of his eight-year north carolina prison. randy: we're hearing the phone calls from the gunman behind the deadly attack at an orlando nightclub. on the recording here, you can hear dispatchers trying to get him to talk about the attack and then he references bombing suspect tsarnaev.

randy: investigators say matin had no connection to tsarnaev brothers and he also claims allegiance to the islamic state. he was killed after officers stormed the building after he murdered 49 people. new this morning, tailoring your workout to d.n.a. olessa: so far the commute is quiet. drivers need to follow a new traffic pattern as open technology gets underway. cindy: hopefully all of those cars have the heaters on. it is a cold start this morning. temperatures swinging way up later this week. take a look at temperatures as you're head ought the door this morning. just 29 degrees in nashua. grab that heavy coat as you're

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record it to ulocal and send it to our app. cindy: how does that even happen? here we go. brand new month. we're starting off. we see a pretty big temperature drop on average. by the end of the month our highs are only in the mid 40's. we typically get just over an oimplingwf some years it does, some years it doesn't. look at the sunset times. by the end of the month,. this sunday is when we set the clocks back. changes are coming. out the door this morning, it does feel like november. it is cold out there. look at this map. look at all the 20's showing up.

at the freezing mark in lawrence. tpwhost the mid 30's. hyannis in the mid 30's as well. boston in the mid 30's. notice how the clouds thin out. mostly sunny skies the story today. it is going to be a bright fall day. just a little on the cool side. see how the cloud backed in off the ocean? a light northwesterly wind. high pressure is overhead. these clouds today features a lot of sunshine. as we look off to our west, we see our next system. this is coming in through the midweek period. a couple of frontal boundaries. that is going to bring us our next chooverpbes showers. that doesn't happen until thursday. 60's chicago to st. louis. that is the air mass that is coming on in. although today is cool, below average, notice the temperatures jump ull the middle of the week.

sea breeze developing around lunchtime today. with the light winds, that means a sea breeze at the coast. low 50's is the best we there. taupton around 55. -- taunton, around 55. overnight as the winds turn to the south, we are going to bring in some clouds. tomorrow get warmer temperatures in here. temperatures going up into the 60's but there will be more clouds around tomorrow. just partly sunny that is front approaches, there could be some rain coming in, especially along north of the pike and for the evening commute. 7:00, 8:00, weekend see a thunderstorm coming through with that frontal boundary behind it. behind it blustery, turning colder on friday. sunny this weekend. i don't see us getting out of the 40's.

so far the roads are quiet here. so far so good. second day of open technology. we'll see how it goes. let's go to the maps and show you the rest of your rides. the construction is gone. the project on 3 by route 24 is gone. 128 by highland wrapping up that overnight work as well. north of town new york city problems. 128 looks good. so far trains and schedule. randy? randy: thank you. banking giant wells fargo pays up again following a racketeering lawsuit. the company agreed to pay a $50 million settlement. the lawsuit accuses the bank of overcharging homeowners for appraisal fees. a spokesperson says the company did nothing wrong, but wants to avoid the litigation process. the settlement follows a major scandal where employees opened fake accounts to boost sales numbers.

asian shares were mostly higher overnight lifted by a strong manufacturing report from china. right now, stock futures right now here are higher. investors are awaiting emily: a new says smoking, poor diet and being overweight probably matter more than h.d.l. level. new this morning, when it comes to your workout, could a d.n.a. test reveal the best exercise for your body? we put it to the test to find out if it is worth your time and

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reporter: diana's kit took more than a month to process. when her report came back, she wund overwhelmed. >> it told me a bunch of things that i already knew about myself and it wasn't as detailed as i expect. reporter: the company apologized for results taking so long. they apologized and said most are on time. they also upgraded her fo this is just one of several companies that are offering this. every person is different obviously. randy: the key is just to exercise to begin with. emily: get moving. that's what the doctor said. if it gets you moving then it could be a good thing for you. randy: thanks. very special unusual overhead announcement on a quantas

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emily: it is 5:24 on first morning of november. colder than yesterday morning. see all the minus signs? this is a difference from what you were stepping out with yesterday. it is a colder start. you'll want to bundle up. let me show you your 12-hour forecast for boston. mid 30's now. it is going to take until 10:00, 11:00 to jump into the mid 40's. definitely cold. in the worcester area, starting out in the mid 30's.

definitely a cold day ahead. lots of sunshine. warm-up coming for the middle of the weeg. sunny tomorrow. emily? emily: a new hurdle for this skyscraper plan in boston. millennium partners wants to build a 750 foot tower but this would cast long shad owes over the boston -- shadows over the boston common over an hour per day. it is 5:25 now. time for tuesday morning eye poppers. this one gets us moving. this young boy channeling his inner michael jackson. take a look at this. this 8 yod with his rendition of "thriller." >> i would say he is the winner, huh?

>> now that i have your complete attention, anna, will you marry me? reporter: a romantic proposal mid air. a qantas pilot popped the question over the p.a. system, then greeted his girlfriend with a bouquet of flowers. >> she was sitting in first class. sweetened the deal a little bit. flowers. randy: be good to her. she is great to him. doug coming back with an update on the turnpike as the drives gets used to the open road technology there. uber accused of discriminating against certain passengers. the ride most likely to get

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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 education, vote no on question two. randy: a child hit by a car while trick-or-treating, the driver initially taking off. sera, the big question police have for her this morning doug, today the first real test for the changes on the mass pike. the warning to drivers. erika, election day just one

tight race in the granite state. and a halloween one young boy will always remember. the high school students giving him the coolest costume in the neighborhood >> faster. >> hi honey. on the eye. >> emily: a house fire on forest street is under investigation now. this is video from that scene. no one was get them. taking a live look here at the mass pike. day two of the open technology. new traffic patterns in place as the plazas are coming down. randy: i'm randy price. >> i have some milk duds in my teeth. randy: everywhere will have

cindy: you need something to warm you up. a sugar high might do it. it is cold. look at these readings. in the 20's now. north and west of town. 26 in bedford. boston in the mid 30's. freezing in worcester as well. the freezing mark in bedford and plymouth too. it is a cold start this morning but it is a quiet start. clouds off the ocean? they will be departing today. high pressure will give us a bright, sunny day. it is going to take us until 9:00 a.m. to get into the low 40's in boston. we'll see a high of just 52 in town. they get up to 54 in framingham. our warmest spot from boston

may sneak up to 56 degrees. bright sunshine today. a little bit more cloud cover for midweek. back out to the roads now. heaters on this morning. olessa: absolutely. thank you, cindy. a live look outside starting with a check to have pike. so far not seeing any problems here. we have our second day of open technology. we're hope open tolling. we have this one crash we're watching, route 3 southbound. one slain closed. along the pike, about 15 eastbound, 495 to 128. 24 still in good shape. trains and buses on schedule. emily: this morning could be the first real test for the changes on the mass pike. randy: demolition of the tolls continuing right now. the eyeopener's doug meehan live

doug lon good morning. i want to give you a dramatic example how fast this progress is making on the mass pike. the toll booths that you see here that are closed, drivers were going through those yesterday. today they are zipping through center in between the two toll both booths. this is a totally different traffic pattern than yesterday. it is actually even better. pardon my enthusiasm this quickly. this is hardly the halloween nightmare yesterday many drivers expected. massdot saying there was a 6% reduction in travel yesterday possibly because of people taking halloween off. massdot was concerned the new traffic patterns and the demolition of the old toll plazas. would cause massive traffic jams. demolition of the tolls continuing and ahead of schedule, at last check 13 of the 23 toll locations were either demolished or in the

consider an earlier start, if the mass pike is part of your commute. it is going to be a different set-up. yesterday you came through the tolls here in westen. now you're right up the middle. emily: thank you. now to the other stories we're following right now on the eyeopener. erika is tracking overnight developments. randy: >> right now, a driver is being questioned in a lowell hit and run. a 4-year-old boy was out trick or treating when he was hit by a car on marshall avenue last night. the driver stopped then left the scene. police were able to find her. no charges at this point. a new bedford police sergeant injured in this parking lot last night. police say he was run over by a dirt bike while trying to arrest people for allegedly operating those bikes recklessly. nine people are charged this morning, they'll face a judge

tied to his taxes. the new york times says it has new tax documents showing donald trump used a quote legally dubious maneuver to avoid paying tens of millions in taxes in the 1990's. with just one week until election day he campaigns in wisconsin and pennsylvania today. hillary clinton is in florida. randy? randy:: 5:35. a boston student is facing charges this morning, after a gun was found in his bag at school. the unloaded weapon was seized at the trotter school yesterday morning. administrators also found another weapon in the 12-year-old student's bag. arrested him. a call went out to parents telling them what happened. but, the school says students were never in any danger. emily: new this morning, backlash from female soccer

explicit scouting report by a male player. the 2012 report was recently released and appeared to be an annual tradition. the men's soccer team would describe new recruits on the women's team in lewd terms, and score them. the six female recruits subject to the 2012 report penned an op-ed to the harvard crimson saying in part, the sad reality is that we have come to expect this kind of behavior from so many men, that it is so 'normal' to us we often decide it is not worth our time or effort to dwell on. they described feeling embarrassed and disgusted but say the purpose of their letter is to stamp out blatant sexism. randy: bill cosby's sexual assault case out of pennsylvania is moving forward. a little boy getting an amazing costume courtesy of some high school students, their clever design and a trick or treater overcoming some struggles here. olessa? olessa: drivers should go 15 miles an hour in the area where

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cindy: good morning. welcome back to the eye opener. delays starting to pick up now. the second day to have open toll rush hour. we'll keep you posted. cindy: you need to scrape the car before you head out this morning. 20's and 30's on the map. a coldta the best get to. emily? emily: thank you. for some it was really a halloween to remember. this little boy has some local high school students to thanks. 12-year-old tyler plotkin was born with epilepsy. through the years he's had nearly 30 surgeries; 26 on his head. confined to a wheelchair his parents have gotten creative over the years, but this halloween, they needed some help.

nashoba valley technical high school. they converted a power wheels escalade into a remote-controlled tank. >> just to hear him giggling and laughing and just about as we were beginning to park it and call it done for the night, he goes "had fun." that just melts your heart. he doesn't have a lot of words or sayings. when he says it you know he truly m emily: really sweet. that project took three months to complete. randy: a woman saved from a burning car. how she started the fire without knowing it.

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olessa: 5:34. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go in lowell, weston and erika tracking the race for the white house. just one week before voters head to the polls. randy: when you step out this morning, it is cold out there. cindy: you know what it is? november outside this morning. if you have forgotten, mother nature is going to remind you. we know it is cold here. look at chicago. randy: nice. cindy: we'll get it tomorrow and thursday. emily: thank you. cindy: a little wind from the west. we have a warmup coming in the middle of the week but today is

with that warm air coming in from chicago, there is a front as well that has some clouds and showers. it is not going to be warm and perfectly sunny. the tradeoff will be clouds and showers. those likely come in thursday. the skies are mainly clear but it is chilly. there is some frost in many areas. as you can see right along the coast line, especially from the mid and outer cape, a little bit of cloud cover. temperatures are milder. 35 hyannis. look twenty in orange. worcester at the freezing mark. plymouth as well. definitely a chilly start. sun not up until 7:18. temperatures 9:00 a.m. in the lower 40's and my 1:00 this afternoon, we should touch 50 degrees. a few interior spotses could get closer to 55 this afternoon. lots of sunshine today. tonight starts out clear. then a southerly wind develops bringing in cloud cover.

but throughout the day some partial sunshine. it is dry through wednesday. thursday afternoon into the evening hours that we have our best chance of rain. you can see that here in the next three days. temperatures mid to upper 60's getting close to 70 here. get you out to the road now. how are we doing? olessa: so far not too bad if you are heading along the pike. so far so good. let's check the rest of your ride. a crash north of town on route 3 southbound by 129. delays building back to route 110. 93 stop and to and then more delays approaching spot pond and if you're traveling the pike this morning. heading south, 24 still looks good. 95 as well. a little bit of volume on route 3 into the braintree split. so far trains and buses on schedule. emily? emily: thank you. firefighters investigating this

fire in middleton. the family tell investigators there was an electrical problem. then the house was onfire in fortunately no no one was hurt. >> a child was hurt trick or treating. emily: smpera has more. reporter: police driver trying to figure out why she allegedly left the scene. the 4-year-old was out trick or treating with his family an marshall avenue when he was hit. he suffered an injury to his head. investigators have tracked down the driver. they were questioning her last night. so far no word on whether any

emily: a new bedford police sergeant is suffering serious injuries after he was hit by a dirt bike. nine people have been arrested. police say the group was riding dirt bikes through the city posing a hazard to kids out trick-or-treating. the operators were arrested outside a former movie theater on 500 kings highway. during the arrests sgt. candido trinidad was run over. he was taken to a rhode island hospital for treatment. the suspects will be arraigned sometime today. new tax documents obtained by the new york times have donald trump calls a legally dubious maneuver to avoid paying tens of millions of dollars in the 90's. he got benefits for losing vast amounts of other people's money. a move later outlaw. meanwhile trump continues to attack clinton on her email scandal as the fbi reviews newly discovered emails. it's still unclear whether they're clinton insists they have no case. trump will be in pennsylvania today, then will join mike pence in wisconsin. clinton has events in florida and bernie sanders is campaigning for her in new

away. randy? randy: this morning clinton still has the lead in the battleground state of new hampshire. but her lead is shrinking clinton leads trump 45 to 38% in the new wmur poll. that's down from a 15-point lead last month. 7% still undecided there. cnn is cutting ties with commentator and interim democratic national committee chair donna brazile. the network accepted brazile's resignation after hacked emails campaign to more proposed primary debate questions. cnn denies any involvement, saying they never gave brazile access to any questions. reporter: drivers who use the mass pike are preparing for day 2 of open tolling and they're hoping for a day like yesterday. here is your good news demolition of the tolls is still ahead of schedule. 13 of the 23 are either

now to the bad news. yesterday massdot saying travel on the pike was down 6%. there is some concern that those who took yesterday off, will return today. so you may want to take that into consideration and start prepare for your morning trip on the mass pike. randy: breaking overnight, two children and an adult are dead after a collision between a hayride and a vehicle in mississippi. trailer last night while celebrating halloween. several others were hurt some with life-threatening injuries. no word on the condition of the other driver or a cause. emily: new video shows flames from the gas line explosion that left one person dead and 5 others hurt. the blast along the colonial pipeline in alabama sent flames and thick black smoke into the sky monday afternoon.

pipeline, igniting the gas. crews worked to keep flames from spreading, but say they'll let the fire burn out on its own. the 4th firefighter hurt in this crash in boston is now out of the hospital. those firefighters were heading to a call when their truck slammed into an suv yesterday. the fire department says the suv pulled into the path of engine 7 at the intersection of comm ave and dartmouth streets. the impact set off a chain reaction 11 cars damaged. the fire department says the suv driver was hurt but is expected to survive. randy: new details in an alleged attempted kidnapping in londonderry, new hampshire, involving this man. court documents show family members say 22-year-old victor rosario is in an unhealthy mental state, and that they're concerned for the safety of his girlfriend. the pair had broken up the day rosario allegedly stormed into her work, and forcibly took her away. they were tracked to worcester. rosario was released on

emily: today jury selection is set to begin in the case of a teen's dismissal from an elite prep school. a lawsuit against phillips exeter academy alleges the 15-year-old was kicked out of the school for having sex with another student. the unidentified boy's mother says the school told her son he'd be involuntarily removed if he didn't withdraw himself. the trial is set to start in two weeks. bill cosby's sexual assault case out of pennsylvania is moving forward. cosby's lawyers head to court today for a pretrial hearing. they're seeking competency hearings on 13 other accusers saying the women's memories are tainted by time. the two sides will also work to determine what evidence can be used at the june trial. dramatic new video in overnight, as police rescue a woman from a burning car in new mexico. santa fe police say the 87-year-old woman was driving on a flat tire when it caught fire yesterday. she didn't realize until a police officer yelled for her to get out of the car, and eventually pulled her to

randy: a new report claims that some uber drivers discriminate against black resident departments in boston. they canceled rides for men with black sounds names more than twice as often as any race. uber said in a statement discrimination has no place in society or at uber. a shocking move from the patriots lands star linebacker jamie collins on the worst team in the league. collins was traded away to the cleveland browns yesterday in exchange for a third round conditional draft pick. the linebacker becomes an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season and wants big money, but bill belichick wasn't happy with what he was seeing on the field. >> ? this is thriller ? randy: fun time at the white house. getting into the spirit.

jackson's thriller last night at their final halloween at the white house. more than 4,000 people came by for trick-or-treat most of them students from local schools and children from military families. emily: they were looking good. randy: a good time there. cindy: it was chilly for trick or treating last night but it was a nice night overall. 35 in boston. fortunately the winds are light. see how dark it is out there? sunday we're back an hour as daylight savings time ends so don't forget to turn the clocks back one hour this coming weekend. nashua 29. bedford 26. mid 30's on the mid cape. the outer cape under some clouds now. temperatures here running in the 40's. these clouds function of the warmer ocean waters and they will be dissipating this morning. high pressure in control means a bright, sunny day.

lunchtime. a bit of a sea breeze today. along the coast line low 40's. could be a few mid 50's. cooler than average today. clear to start this evening. as the winds turn south tonight, two things are going to happen. we're going to bring in some clouds. it is not as cold overnight. we'll hold mostly in the 40's. look at this warmup coming tomorrow. back up into the 60's. mild southwesterly wind a o as this front gets closer thursday, that's when get the rain. later in the day. notice the showers coming in from the west as we go through the morning hours. by lunchtime showers could be around the pike and then as we get close to that evening commute, see the yellows moving toward us? can't rule out a thunderstorm as this front passes by. blustery and colder on friday and despite sunshine, we're probably not going to get out of

welcome to november. let's check your ride. how are we doing out there? olessa: not too bad. a live look outside here at the pike. second official rush hour with open tolling. yesterday was fairly pleasant. let's check the maps. we're still watching this crash route 3 southbound accident. 93 south slow. as you travel south, 93 go to spot pond as well. as you make your way south, 24 now stop and go out of avon. trains and buses on schedule. randy, ellly? randy: we're following breaking news in middleton this morning. emily: signs of trouble just before a family's home caught fire. using d.n.a. results to customize your helt choices. we test one out.

olessa: a live look here from the westen toll. looking very different than it has in the past. randy: you can see the traffic is moving along pretty nicely at this hour. we are there. doug is there.

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>> at 6:00 a.m. we're keeping an eye on the massachusetts turnpike. i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer. tollbooth demolition is on schedule. randy: and lease she's watching for any delays from the new traffic patterns. first, a look at the forecast for this tuesday. cindy: good morning to you both. a frosty start out there this morning. look at the difference in temperature when you are heading