the fbi over her e-mails. maria: also breaking. the rare problem causing this runway fire. that had passengerses scrambling to escape their you were abouting flames. ed: and the other flame that went up in flames just after landing. the toll change happening fou on the pike and then the next step that will impact weekend travel. meteorologist: how quickly the strong winds will diminish. which parts of the weekend will be best for outdoor activity. is why we're calling on the fbi to release all they information that it has. maria: breaking news tonight be? hillary clinton speaking out on the fbi's decision to review new e-mails related to the personal server. the presidential candidate calling on the agency to be open with the public.

the emails turned up while investigators were looking into sexting allegations against former congressman anthony weiner. our nichole berlie is here with the breaking details. nichole: hillary clinton directly addressing this latest campaign shake up. tonight, calling for the fbi to release all the facts related to this new email probe. clinton: it's imperative that the bureau explain this issue in question, whatever it is, without any delay. nichole: hillary clinton speaking to reporters tonight in des moines. addressing today's fbi announcement, it's reviewing its probe into her emails. clinton: we have not been first we knew about it is, i assume, when you knew about it. when this letter sent to republican members of the house was released, so we don't know the facts. nichole: clinton referring to a letter sent to congress by fbi director james comey, reading in part: "in connection with an unrelated case, the fbi has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation." that unrelated case, a sexting investigation into clinton aide

disgraced former congressman anthony weiner. clinton calls it a rumor. clinton: we made it very clear, that if they are going to be sending this kind of letter, that is, that is only going originally to republican members of the house, that they need to share whatever facts they claim to have with the american people. only 11 days till the election and it's a very tight race. the latest abc news-washington post poll shows 48 percent of voters backing clinton, 44 percent support trump. maria? maria: new sound from trump who will be speaking in iowa at a rally 8:00 p.m. >> the fbi would have never reopened this case, at this time, unless it were a most egregious cripple until offense.

maria: before today, donald trump repeatedly criticize z the fbi for failing to recommend criminal charges against clinton because of her hand lynn of classified e-mails. also breaking tonight, just a tragic story out of western massachusetts. a nine-year-old girl is killed while getting off her school in the town of plainfield. state police say the girl was getting off the bus this afternoon when the door closed on her. troopers say she was dragged then struck by the bus. the driver of the bus is being interviewed by state police. and we're following breaking news in somerset right now. a bad crash there on route 6 tonight. you can see a car crushed when it ended up under a tractor trailer. police say the driver of the car ran a red light. there was a child in the car who was not seriously hurt. the driver suffered serious injuries. ed: a jumbo jet in flames at chicago's o'hare airport this

now saying it looks like one of the engines suffered catastrophic failure. breaking apart as the plane sped down the runway toward takeoff. passengers ran for their lives. panic inside this boeing 767 as passengers raced for the exits. but once they get outside, you see why. the fire from the right engine landing gear, the wing, flames moving toward the windows. >> the fire is right up against the window, and it's melting the windows. people are starting to panic like it's crazy, jumping over each other, it's chaos. today is the day i thought i was going to die. >> passengers say this wide body plane with 170 passengers and crew aboard bound for miami was speeding down the runway. suddenly, an explosion. >> we didn't get in the air and

engine blew. >> initially the faa said a tire blew. but american now says no, a mechanical problem with the engine is to blame. a federal official telling the a.p. the plane experienced what's known as uncontained engine failure when the engine breaks apart. but this is not an old plane. one of the newest 767s in american's fleet, it entered service in 2003. everybody was so professional. the pilots stopped the plane exiting. it was all kind of coordinated chaos, but it was unbelievable, how we got off that plane. ben: 20 passengers and a flight attendant suffered minor injuries from sliding down those escape chutes. this will be investigated closely because those engine failures are very rare and very serious and they have to make sure it's not a problem that could affect other 767s. maria? maria: there's another plane fire to show you tonight.

sitting on the runway in fort lauderdale. the plane had just landed at around 6:00 tonight. the pilot says the landing gear collapsed when the plane touched down. both pilots escaped without getting hurt. all right. a live look at the city tonight. it is not that cold. i don't think 46 that is cold. meteorologist: the wind made it killier. the rain is over. of rain. you would have to strain to see any green dots left. it is basically gone. maria: i can't see that far. pretty far. cane borrow your glasses? meteorologist: no problem. let's get over to the forward show you what is taking place now. there you can see little bit up around south of new bar ry port east of georgetown. a few sprinkles still left and i mentioned on the outer cape.

nantucket. gusting to 30-40 miles per hour and gusting to portland but that wind rolled so slowly each hour now through the overnight period. so the winds have been the strongest and now you easing a little bit. temperatures stay in the low 40's here in boston then begin to creep up with limited sunshine for tomorrow. you can see breaks in the clouds but another weak front has to aprop. we will have clouds as well tomorrow. but it is going t 10 degrees to milder than it was today. will be the 50's instead of the 40 he a. we'll let you know the rest of the weekend, halloween forecastple coming up in a few minutes. maria, ed? maria: thank you. happening now, happening right now, open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. that means no more cash tolls. a live look from the weston right now where that changeover went into effect just moments ago. and it's going to be a busy

our john atwater is there with what you can expect. john? john. ed, is about construction efforts underway now. john: they are directing traffic. the cash only lane. it is dark now. the coworkers are gone. on the pipe right now, in front of the t getting ready to reroute traffic around the toll plaza, so a lot of construction equipment out here and state here and state officials are warning traffic is going to be pretty messy over the next few weeks. the cash option is gone. the last dollar bills collected at toll booths across the state just before 10 o'clock. now, the race to dismantle toll plazas. the way officials describe the process, the next month sounds

we always ask the public's help but think of it as if it's going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days during your morning and afternoon commute new traffic patterns start tomorrow. drivers will be directed around the defunct toll plaza and once the toll booths are removed, traffic will flow through the middle. new gantries outfitted with special sensors will now collect tolls at several locations scattered along the pike. but you'll need a transponder to pay the lowest rate. >> this will make it easier for us to get back and forth and even go through other states. lines at massdot customer service centers have been long. some are reluctantly adopting the new technology. >> this is quite an operation here as they change the traffic patterns here. this is, pk, just one of the tollbooths. as for the workers. they left just over an hour ago. some of them are moving to other rolls. others are retiring but more

wcvb newscenter 5. ed: breaking news just in from new hampshire. a man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend and driving her to massachusetts has been arrested. police thatted a search warrant out for that man. police in londonderry say 22-year-old victor rosario dragged his girlfriend out of work yesterday afternoon and drove off with her. they were found in worcester, the victim was not hurt. we reported last night that rosario was released while police continued to investigate. a rochester, new mp who pleaded guilty to giving a teenager a deadly does of fentanyl learned his fate today. mark ross will spend the next 20 years in a federal prison. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead in rochester motel room last year. her mother, who was also in that motel room, also pleaded guilty as well, and will be sentenced in december. maria: right now, a search underway in brookline for a man who allegedly exposed himself to three young girls. our diane cho is live in brookline tonight. and diane, you're hearing there was a similar incident there. just last month? diane: police are searching

identify a possible suspect. residents in brookline say they're shocked after learning that a man exposed himself to three young girls. >> it's kind of creepy. you hear about it but you never think it's going to be where you are. >> police say it happened around 4:3o in the afternoon on tuesday near ward park in brookline. >> it's pretty alarming during a follow-up investigating police say they learned there was a similar incident that happened on september 28th. that time it was around 4:20 in high school on greenough street less than a mile away from the latest incident. police say in that case, the man exposed himself to three school aged children. they are now investigating to see if the two cases are connected. now police want to remind everyone to pay attention to their surroundings and report any suspicious activity. >> i hope they find him soon. reporter: the man is described to be in the mid to late 20 he and a gray or silver see dn at the time. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5.

>> they put a rescue on the weekend. maria: 5 investigates calls to limit the power of constables in the state. meteorologist: how much of a warm-up to expect for the weekend and whether we can get through it. maria: fountain of youth, the secret weapon against aging doctors just found hiding in the vegetable aisle. ed: theside press tonight saying an engine breaking apart. off in chicago. survived. we will stay on top of this.

ed: break at 11:00 tonight, new meals related to personal server. the e males turn up as part of a sexing investigation. maria: somerset now, a bad crash on route 6. aive dooer seriously hurt. a driver in the car did not suffer serious injuries. we told but this story a few minutes ago. and again, we say the driver ran a red light. ben: 5 investigates learning

baker administration is calling for changes that would take away the arrest power of constables. following the shooting of two boston police officers by a boston constable earlier this month. 5 investigates uncovered the case of salem constable darryl hines. he wears a uniform with stars on the collar and drives a vehicle that looks similar to a cruiser. hines is actually charged with impersonating a police officer and including buying glock handguns only allowed for police. hines is fighting those charges. constables can legally arrest a person despite having no required training. the state is now scrutinizing those powers found in laws based on statutes that are centuries old. >> they had extensive powers. in fact, in a lot of ways, they have the same powers as the police officers. in fact, they could rescue on

seller until the courts opened up. we need some legislation to take away the powers. ed: 5 investigates spoke with several constables who told us they welcome any training requirements. but they want to have a say in any new laws. maria: new tonight, needham based-trip advisor will soon be one of the first companies in the nation booking trips to cuba. the travel site has received federal approval to book flights and other travel arrangements to the island nation. all trips must be considered cultural, business or a family visit. the u.s. restored diplomatic relations with cubo ed: your health doctors may have discovered the fountain of youth. and its sitting in the produce aisle at the aisle at the supermarket. vegetables may slow the aging process. they've discovered an enzyme in certain vegetables that appears to fight the effects of aging. the enzyme is found in broccoli, cucumbers and cabbage. tests shows it reduces age-related weight gain and vision problems in mice.

maria: a georgia mother fighting for children with special needs everywhere after her adorable little boy was turned down by a modeling agency. 15-month-old asher nash was born with down syndrome outside atlanta is a total natural in front of the camera. that's why his mom meagan submitted his photos to the modeling agency searching for babies to represent oshkosh clothes. when the agency told her the company had not specified they were looking for a special needs baby, she posted her story and >> i see the way the world looks at my daughter. i see the way the world looks at my son. feel like it would change the world's perception of people with disabilities. maria: tonight, victory for this mom. carter's which runs oshkosh has now extended an invitation to asher to model as part of their holiday campaign.

just fantastic. that is really great! all right. in the wee hours of the morning down on the cape and the islands, it warped up. the winds gusting at 58 miles per hour. of course, very windy all day longful? and even in the last few minutes, gust over 20 in boston. hyannis isll and also windy from portsmouth to portland. the wind advisory staying in eof course for the cape and the islands until 4:00 a.m. has been lowered. so withindry. the trend now is slow sly down and will be continuing to diminish. the storm gave us the ran. it is well east of mouse. it is a large circulation and the back side. we had the rain and the strong northwest winds. i want you to notice the sliver of clearing rying to am coin

following these showers look nent and look like they may get near us but may be a shower tomorrow afternoon. mostly to the north. most of the day if not all looks like it will be rain pre. the last ul coof raindrops still scattered up around here. in some cases, not even reaching the down from because the air is dry. also a little bit more rain going on now. but look at these rainfall amounts. over two inches. milford, over an much? same very ben fessing rain. enough to put a dent in the drought. it doesn't end it. it took a long time to create. it does help. so question about that. 44 now. 15 miles per hour winds. steady wind out of the north-northwest. as le as the upper 30's in the perk sheer is. 41 in berkshire. 44s about ton. you factor the wind, though. more look the 30's. actually 30. these are actual temperatures early tomorrow morning. i will be somewhat milder than

so a clear improve am tomorrow compared to today and in spite of the fact there will be a fair amount of cloudiness around. highs in the 50's as opposed to the 40's. so again, we have sunshine mixed with clouds and the tennessee will be a mix of the clouds and eventually out. a couple of showers most of them pass to the north and cannot completely rule one during the afternoon or early evening. that is for saturday. now for sunday, this is, i i, pretty good mus. stay to the south and that is most if not all the rain will stay though south. i will show ul the moment. a good clip in southeastern mass. but dunn look like much there. that would be late sunday into sunday evening. halloween high pressure in control. it will be chilly. so it will start out in the upper 40's and drop the upper 30's between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. you want to make shore the kids have something. at least it is dry and not windy. that is the good news.

there could be a touch of rain clipping the south coast but looks like mostly amiss. it wouldn't be until sunday evening anyway. there you fo. after all the in rain, al the wind compared to that. the weekend back and improvement. the first two-thirds of next week look very, very nice. wednesday having high hopes to make it to the 60's. so another warm-up at least brief. that is nice. something to look to ward to. maria shall ted? ed: we share hem. maria: we do. ed: a e that is in making. maria: a local paramedic meets a

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months. reporter: the prup withs without their leading scorer for two games. david pastrnak was suspended by the nhl for this hit to the head on rangers defenseman dan girardi in wednesday's loss in new york. pastrnak will be suspended without pay, the $10,000 goes to the players' emergency assistance fund. high school football playoffs underway. we have drama in game three in the first world series matchup at wrigley field a game so far. josh tom hin, shutting done the cubs' back. kyle hendricks, a great performer for the cubs and it is 1-0 indians lead it. in the bottom of the ninth them cubs are trying to rally to see if they can pull this game out. all of that patriots' at tight end. mikey widdeled down to one halt think guy with bennett not at practice. a.j. traded to denver. clay harbor cut and greg, you

seems ironic that he is actually the healthiest height and less in this his seventh season and looking to set the all-time patriot touchdown mark moving past stanley morgan who played 13 seasons, it is a different game now than it was in the 1970 he and the 1980's to be sure. they will head up to buffalo sunday looking to plet the season series with other options for tom brady target in the hostile environment. our friday night lights game of the week. mans fiel 5 seed. the playoff football. they dime play after 54-yard scamper. more am are as. marshfield up 12-0. the game not over because the hornets did not give up. the second half. he hits hunter good for 28. now 12. the last play of the third.

70-yard touchdown. 28-16 to lng on. 41-35 and the rams go on to face number one. ram gas on to face phillip next week. >> harvey, too.

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