>> thankfully, it wasn't worse. the fbi now taking a closer look at a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails. >> the fbi direct told congress he is now reviewing the e-mail messages for classified information. the investigators found them looking into anthony weiner's latest sexting scandal. >> reporter: wiener is under investigation for allegedly sexting with a 15-year-old girl. and his estranged wife of hillary clinton's top advisers, and the fbi seized the couple's electronic devices. on them they have recovered e- mails that they have decided to review. director comey says some of the e-mails appear to be pertinent into the investigation into the private e-mail server. the e-mails are being reviewed

it will take to complete the review. the clinton campaign released the information saying that they should provide the american public more information. and we have seen characterizations -- >> e-mails have come to light in an unrelated case. and they might not be significant the director notes. clintodi development, trying to stay on message about the middle class 11 days out from election day. >> we also have to make the economy work for everyone, not just those at the top, men and women, the young, the old, everybody should have an economic opportunity to go as far as they can because i believe when the middle class thrives, america thrives. >> it's unclear at this point

of the e-mails. the clinton campaign calling the timing extraordinary. minutes after the news came out. donald trump spoke to supporters in new hampshire and had a lot to say about this. beth germano is live in manchester. >> reporter: trump was delayed because of the weather. but we couldn't wait to get to the issue calling it a breaking news narrative. he donald trump sees as a political gift days before the election. and he took to the stage in manchester, relishing the moment. >> hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before. [yelling] >> we must not let her take her

office. [yelling] >> reporter: he had obama care, immigration, and other themes to talk about. but he even admitted -- >> the rest of my speech is going to be so boring. >> reporter: trump has raised the e-mail controversy over and over again in the election, trying to make the case that clinton believes she is above the law and critical of the fbi. >> i have great respect for the fact that the fbi and the department of justice are now right the horrible mistakes that they made. >> reporter: and he put this investigation on a historical scale. >> this is bigger than watergate. >> people want an honest candidate. and he is honest and she is not. >> reporter: trump supporters hope this will be a political game changer for the campaign. it's the 5th visit in six weeks to new hampshire.

>> i think it will change things for the republicans on the fence and for a lot of independents. >> reporter: the neighbor's new look at hillary clinton's e- mails have trump telling supporters perhaps the system is not so rigged after all. with 11 days to go, the question is how will this impact the race? reporting live from manchester, new hampshire. >> good question. how will it impact the race. for hillary clinton. and the reason it isn't is it once again raises in front of the american public, a toxic word, e-mails. when director comey said that she had been very reckless, she dropped 5 points. i don't know if that will happen. i frankly doubt it. but there's no question about it.

>> somebody tweeted me this afternoon, reminding me that a lot of people have already cast their votes. >> 13% of the electorate has already voted. >> when you try to assess the impact, you have to wonder what voters are still up for grabs. hard core trump supporters already set. and hard core clinton supporters are not going to worry. the 10% of undecided -- no way of knowing how this is going to show up. >> and some of the polls were tightening before today. >> it's not good news for clinton. a plane skidded off the runway with mike pence on board. it skidded during heavy rain and changing winds.

the mass pike. it could take a toll on drivers in the short term with lasting effects for workers. the booths will be obsolete, replaced by overhead gantries. and that means early retirement or a new job. bill shields is live with the story. bill-- anyone who has driven through the turnpike ha story about toll collectors. everyone has a story about toll collectors. 36 years i've driven through the tolls and run into some nice people and i run into some on the surly side. but as of tonight, they are all gone. >> it's sad, you know? we're all leaving. >> reporter: for years, they've greeted us at the toll booths.

tonight, the toll takers are all gone. >> you stay there then. >> no! >> transponders have now replaced people. a couple hundreds of them. for 22 years he's worked in toll booths and he won't miss the weather. >> wind, tough with the winds. >> what he'll miss are the drivers, some friendly, some angry. >> i'm a >> and? is that going to be tough on you? >> it will be a little bit. i like talking to people. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i'm going to miss you. >> the young toll takers are looking for new jobs. some of the older employees have been given new assignments. and others have retired. and for the next few months or even a year, you may wish the toll takers were back.

a transponder. be patient while we get the toll booths taken down. >> reporter: and in the next year, there's going to be 23 work zones on the pike. you know what that means? orange barrel nightmare. someone said consider your morning commute and your evening commute like a snowstorm. reporting live from allston brightens, i'm bill shields. coming up, we'll be answering your the upcoming toll changes. following a developing story in concord, police believe a man driving this car right here was trying to lure an elementary school boy with candy. a white late model ford fusion sedan seen on lexington road. the boy made it home safely and he saw the man taking pictures

hacked, someone accessed aaron hernandez's jailhouse phone calls. two years ago. hackers-- only targeting hernandez. the hack will not affect the former patriot's appeal or the trial. but they wonder why the sheriff's office didn't tell lawyers about the breach. >> you would think that the sheriff's office would handle a case like this with kid gloves. and if they found outing is he would let the district attorney kn there was nothing in the data breach to prompt them to tell the district attorney. our legal expert says since both parties know that jailhouse calls are recorded, it's doubtful that they contained anything incriminating. the weather is not going to ruin our weekend. and here's eric with a look ahead. >> look at the gusts, 43 miles

and the winds out of the northwest as a nor'easter is working towards the gulf of maine. and it's going to swing back southward. we have a few more showers and mist. and all told, just a pretty ugly friday night. no other way to put it. wind advisories out from the seacoast and the north shore with gusts possible up to 50 miles per hour out of the northwest. same for cape cod and the islands until 11:00 tonight and after that clearing and the will fall back mainly to the upper 30s across the area. as we look to the west, we see a lot of the yellow, orange, and red shading. that's warmer air, and the warmer air is a staple of the forecast. and we'll get a little bit of that this weekend. and we'll take a look at the timing coming up in a few. a police officer's wife accused of lying to investigators. >> why detectives say she filed a fake report about someone

talking? >> over $140,000. >> and an i-team investigation. hackers steal a down payment on a dream home. and peace out. one baby's message from the womb. coming up all new tonight on wbz news at 6:00. dramatic moments caught on camera when police say a dangerous driver swerved out of

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tonight an i-team investigation. years of hard earned savings gone in an instant. a new hampshire family's payment on a dr how to avoid becoming a victim. 36 it's devastating to live through. and to find out that your dreams have been changed. >> this picturesque property was a dream. >> the house that we were waiting for. >> after years of searching. this lakefront home was the perfect fit. >> just walk right in. jumped in the lake, kids play in the sand. >> within days the seller

almost a reality. >> this is the fraudulent e- mail. >> a hacker infiltrated the e- mail chain. and while posing as employees from the lending bank and the title company, the scammer learned the address of the property, the exact date and time of the closing, and provided instructions. >> a scary level of detail. >> a scary level of detail, absolutely. >> without thinking anything was out of came to the bank of america. everything was a done deal until he got to the closing and realized all the cash ended up in the wrong hands. >> how much money are we talking? >> over $140,000. >> i can't imagine what's going through your mind at that time. >> panic would be the first thing that came to mind. >> he immediately called to report the fraud. and weeks later, the money is

the scam. >> i bought a couple of houses in my lifetime. they do this all day, every day. and they should have got it. they should have known better. >> so big that scammers have stolen $3 billion globally, according to the fbi. victims range from deep pocketed corporations to small scale home buyers. >> there's no industry or individual that's immune. >> the detect because hackers create a fake e-mail address. often switching around two letters to appear like the real ones. >> what's the message. >> people need to know that the scheme exists. if you don't know, you'll fall for it. >> with the lakefront property now back on the market. it seems the dream home will be gone for good. >> we were all fooled.

are good and they're professional and this can happen to a lot of people. >> this scheme takes advantage of our tendency to communicate electronically. >> you have to do things the old fashioned way. pick up the phone or have a face to face conversation before signing off on a wire transfer. and coming up new tonight at 11:00. an i-team investigation into a government program designed to help support business and operated by disabled veterans. >> we found a company cheating the system by appointing vets in name only to land lucrative contracts. that's hundreds of millions in businesses lost to companies legitimately owned by disabled vets >> reporter: that you took contracts from? >> louisa moller found that the

them. this weather today, particularly the rain, felt like the ghost that wouldn't go away. just when you felt it was clear it was back. >> take a look at the rain totals. here's the good thing. we had significant rains and lynn got 2 inches of rain over the chemicals ford -- the weatherrest month in the boston air since almost two years ago. this is all on the western end of the nor'easter spinning to coastal maine and there you see the center in there. still a little bit of shower and mist activity until midnight. once you move past midnight, the winds start to subside, and

showers are going to move in across the region. the best chance looks to be late on sunday after sunset. the strongest winds in the next few hours across the coast as well as cape cod. and cape cod will hold onto the gusts until midnight. tomorrow morning, the winds are starting to relax, and gusts 10 to 20. and then we get a break before they switch to the southwest. and it becomes breezy tomorrow afternoon, especially to the south coast, cape cod and islands. as for tonight's temps, chilly in the 30s. and right near 40 along the coastline. tomorrow we're looking at mid- to upper 50s with less wind and more sunshine and a lot better than what we had today. partly sunny saturday and most towns should be dry and the wind will start to pick up during the afternoon and evening. saturday night a passing shower. and overnight lows close to 50

partly sunny and a nice day and a chance of shower as we head to dinner time. most of the day should be fine to be out and about. big halloween weekend. where else would you rather be? >> pamela gardner is in salem. >> reporter: hey, there. i'm in the center of halloween and you never know what kind of creatures you'll see in m, and we're seeing tons of costumes with the folks out and about. one of the main streets where you can go on anything from a tour of a haunted witch village. a frankenstein castle. and a lantern tour. the forecast for this weekend looking a little bit better than what we're experiencing now. it's a little uncomfortable and done right bone chilling. temperatures are in the 50s for both saturday and sunday with a

days. and the halloween forecast for trick or treaters will be a little bit chilly. temperatures in the 40s for the evening forecast. and so eric, for the trick or treaters, the kids will probably need an extra layer. and of course, we're in salem. i tried not to scream too much. >> and pamela hosted halloween party last weekend. very into the holiday and we'll talk to pamela in a few minutes. after the chilly and bright halloween forecast, a lot of warm air is moving our way. and we might see 70-degree readings in the area. at least the 60s. after that really nice halloween night we're looking at temps through the 60s. and if a front waits to the afternoon on thursday, that might be the chance to hit 70.

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we love this story on the wbz feed. giving the disabled a chance to hike the great outdoors. >> a colorado park has introduced an all terrain wheelchair. it has tank like wheels that allow the users to go off road, on dirt trails, uphills, things you can't do in a traditional wheelchair. officials hope to expand this program to other i cannot think of a better invention. a pregnant woman got a bit of a shock. >> her baby had a message for her and the message was peace. just after she found out she was having a baby girl, the baby made the peace sign with her fingers. >> ultimately, whatever is going on in the world can take

something fun and lighthearted. >> about six months ago my sister-in-law and brother-in- law had the same thing, a little peace sign. cooper has been born since then and he's doing great. >> that's a lovely symbol. they can just keep looking at the ultrasound. >> here's leanne. a police officer's wife claimed an intruder broke in and vandalized her home. investigators lie. and to expand or not expand charter schools. coming up the exclusively one- on-one with governor baker and his answer to critics of the charter school expansion plan. and a fiery scene, a plane catching fire at chicago's o'hare. we have the latest, including

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airlines jet getting ready to take off from miami when a tire blew and damaged the plane's engine, sparking a fire. as you can see, flames coming from the jet. we're told there are an unknown number of minor injuries. >> also breaks, the fbi taking a closer look at a new batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. investigators found them while looking into anthony weiner's allegedly involved a teen girl. wiener's wife is one of clinton top advisers. and this is new at 5:30. a police officer's wife facing charges. i'm liam martin. >> i'm lisa hughes in for paula. >> the woman lied about a break- in and vandalism. and money problems were the motive. jim smith is live with the