of his the platform. we are live along the red line. >> reporter: this attack -- happened on the platform behind me. the suspect was wearing a halloween mask. i spoke with the operator's family. they say he's at home tonight recovering. a typical trolley stop at the cedar drovesation sunday morning in dorchester turned attacked by a man who told him he didn't have any money for his fare. the man punched him in the head before pulling him off the trolley and on to the platform. the employee was knocked unconscious. the suspect was wearing a whitehall even with mask and costume. >> that's a sad dimension, too, i guess. we love halloween. >> john rides the trolley. >> tragic, i think. and unfortunately, not so away as two trolley passengerser passengers, two -- passengers called for help. a senseless and violent attack or a public employee is intolerable. he has been with them 18 months and was treated and released from the hospital. residents respond to the attack. >> that's crazy. the way shouldn't be like that for people in the world. you should be able to be safe everywhere you go. >> why would you do that? you don't have the money so you hurt people because you don't have the money? that doesn't make sense. >> reporter: they have not released any surveillance video so far. no arrests. if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. live in dorchester, wbz news. police are investigating a college student. this happened on chestnut hill drive early this morning. investigators say a man followed the 21-year-old woman and then sexually assaulted her. he got away and the victim refused medical attention. now to a developing story, a man who has been disturbed has been shot by police after he came at them with a knife. the man's mother is telling a wbz's paul burton his her reaction. >> she shot my son next to me. >> reporter: hope says the loss of her son is to hard to bear. >> i'm not going to see my baby no more. >> reporter: investigators say 31-year-old terrance coleman was shot to death by police after emsts and -- emts and officers responded. her son was emotionally disturbed and had a history of suffering from paranoia and individual pulled out a large knife and started to go at the ems personnel. our officers who were outside heard the commotion. they went in and he started to come at the officers. at that point, it left them no choice. they fired. unfortunately, they had to take this young individual's life. >> reporter: she tells a different story. she was in the hallway when police came rushing in. >> they t down, knocked my son down. i'm right there. he had a knife and all, but that's not true. >> the officers were not wearing body cameras. >> l this situation, the commissioner says they had to use league at force. >> i don't think a taser would have saved their lives or the officer's love. we can always monday morning quarterback, but this threat was very real. >> i want my son back. do was get her son some help. >> they can -- i was just trying to help my son. >> reporter: doctors forget treated the -- treated the emts and officers. both officers involved have been put on paid administrative leave. meanwhile, the-earthquakes' office -- da's office is investigating. police expect to release shooting. a woman was shot in the chest yesterday. she was hit my gun fire intended for a teenage boy. he was wounded and is in the hospital. we are all bracing for the monday mourning commute. crews are switching over to electronic tolls. they have been tearing down the holes and we are -- tolls and >> reporter: it sure is. you tomorrow morning, there's bound to be some confusion and traffic trouble, but mass dot has been working all weekend to get us all up to speed on this. meanwhile, i want to you take a look here. despite the late hour on a sunday, the work goes on here in westin. the best advise is give yourself some extra time. >> i think it's going to be crazy. >> reporter: sunday was a workday for demolition crews getting rid of the old for the new system. this did start friday night, but monday morning, that's the first real test. they'll get an early start. >> i hope i get here before them. no gain. >> i absolutely think it will be crazy. i think people, you know, hear these things, but it goes in one ear and out the other. >> reporter: state officials are determined to make sure the message gets through. use than they're used to. we're reminding people to obey the 15 miles an hour limit through these construction areas. stay in your lane and do not stop at these old leg city toll plazas. it's really about planning and being smart. >> reporter: drivers are encouraged to consider public transportation and make full use of traffic apps on smartphones, but face it. it won't be a normal monday. >> it's going to be hectic at first, you know. or there. >> it's going to be terrible. >> reporter: like a snow day? >> yeah, but, everybody has to be patient. >> reporter: patience, that's a good word for tomorrow morning. and there's a look one pour more -- more time at the work. that's going on for the next several weeks as they try and do this work as quickly as possible. meanwhile, as far as tomorrow goes, likely said, start as will be dark on your way to work and dark when you're on your way home. go slow through these sections of road here. safety first. live, jim smith, wbz news. and with his warning and mass dot backer of a -- warning of a tough commute, keep it here at wbz. we'll be flying at 4:30 tomorrow morning. some is rain has been moving through tonight and it will clear out by morning, but it will be chilly. our meteorologist look at your halloween forecast. >> and once we get the rain out of here, temperatures plummet to the 40s and 30s expected by tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning. southeastern mags mass getting most -- massachusetts getting the light showers. the islands, the vineyard, nantucket getting the steadiest showers. already. tomorrow morning, it's a dry start bushily -- but chilly. at the bus stop, you may want the heavier coat. 37 degrees. the wind picks up for recess and the ride home. then the wind will calm down a bit for the trick-or-treat -- trick-or-treaters in the evening. we have a warm-up this neck. we'll go through those numbers in the 7-day forecast. katie. >> i look forward to it. also in the news, at a high school party in lowell has left -- 18-year-old joseph faces charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. the 15 involved victim remains in the hopped. a 30-year-old father has been charged with operating under the influence of heroin and cocaine. matthew was driving with his 6- when he crashed and hit his tractor-trailer. both are recovering tonight. the patriots remarch against the -- rematch against the bills went well. there are only loss of the season a couple weeks ago? >> dan joins us with many highlights. >> tom is pretty much perfect coming back from his suspension. he has thrown 12 interceptions with nointed exceptions. he has they struck early and often in this one. already up 7-3, he airs it out. 53 yards to hogan for the beauty of a touchdown. that puts them up. beautifully made it a 4 -- buffalo made it a 4 point gain, but they strike again. another touchdown completion. the half. 12 yard swing pass to give new england a lead. they win 41-25 to improve to 7- 1 into the bye week. >> you go against a team like this that has a good defense and you never know when you're going to get your opportunity and we got it we tried to take advantage of it. >> i want to give a shout out to my mom, too, because the first thing yesterday we sat down and i saw her. she came to my hotel and we sat down and she goes, rob, i'm so proud your 69th touchdown. he was like, i have to give her a shoutout for letting in he know she's super proud of me. hi mom, thank you. >> the world's biggest kid. coming up, we'll have more on the pats and the reaction to this win today. plus, sports final with lef inreed, including more one-on- one as we talk about the patriots and more. earthquake in italy. >> the damage is staggering, but so far, no fatalities. the presidential candidates responding to the fbi's renewed clinton e-mail probe. dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to make debt work for you, ask me. sincerely, brandon heaven fellow dad and fellow citizen. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. 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. in the mountains of italy, strongest earthquake to hit that country in nearly 36 years. the 6.6 quake crumbled buildings. italy was hit by a smaller earthquake in august which killed 300 people was it killed in a more populated area. no deaths have been reported from that latest quake. the fbi now has a search warrant to e-mails? >> they want to know if any of the e-mails private e-mail server. they are reading through thousands of e-mails found on a computer shared by huma abedin and her husband anthony weiner. donald trump argues this is the biggest scandal since watergate. >> mike pence was in rochester, ham happen today ral -- new hampshire today. the governor pointed to his recent uptick in the polls and over. he commented the fbi for reowning the case -- reopening the case. wafery we have -- we have the trick-or-treating fast. >> always a fun time of the year. halloween is all treats, no tricks for us. >> nice. >> very nice. it does become rather chilly and we get the rain out of here. we had a soggy evening across new england and massachusetts. some of our weather watchers reporting about a quarter inch of rain in mend en, a little over there na east bridgewater. less than that in hanover. cambridge, under 1/10 of an inch of rain. for now, the heavy showers continue to sit in southeast massachusetts here. plymouth to bridgewater to pushing out. the edge of this system is over the pike here across boston, but this will move out and will be long gone for the trick-or- treaters on monday. here's 11:00 p.m. tonight. we see the rain push offshore. but because of a northeasterly flow, there could be lingering clouds. the rest of us enjoying a sunny start to the day with full sunshine ahead for monday afternoon. if thbr around. up to 30 miles per hour. again, from the north and west. so that is going to keep our temperatures pretty low even though we'll see abundant sunshine through the afternoon. monday even, sunset, it gets chilly. the high today was fantastic, 65 degrees. hopeful you're you got to -- hopefully you got to enjoy it. average high was 57 this time temperatures now have fallen into the 40s. 48 degrees in boston. although 51 in chatham. 45 degrees in -- overnight, they creep down to the upper 30s. 38 for beverly. 37 bedford. waking up in boston to more 30s. maybe some areas of patchy frost, but that's going to be lowing lying spots from that northeasterly winds. 40s in islands here. high temperatures here around other degrees for halloween and you may want at least an extra layer for the costumes tomorrow evening. now, it's not an extreme halloween for us in boston. the warmest, 81 degrees in 1946. the wettest -- snowy, and thank goodness we're not talking about snow. the trick-or-treat forecast, be prepared for chilly temperatures and that wind slowly subsides as that sunsets. 7:00 p.m. chilly. we're dark and 41 degrees. calm conditions. by the way, there's a pattern monday into tuesday andness with. we have a warm-up ridge to our south and then we get this omega block, which is where we have an area of low pressure close to the pacific northwest. had not in the middle there and that's the next name we like to interestingly enough for us, that could mean that we're stuck in a cooler weather pattern going into next weekend. there you see temperatures in the 50s. we are sunny for the first start to the week and then temperatures increase to the 6 oz. chance -- 60s. chance for rain thursday into friday. >> thanks so much as long as >> dan is canadaing by with -- standing by. 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 who need your help. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? 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>> no rain. >> that does it for us on this touchdown patriots. he throws a high lob for hogan, touchdown patriots. brady steps up, throws down the side. gronkowski to the record book. touchdown number 69.

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