during his arrest. jonathan hall has more. >> it was a relatively slow police pursuit through seven towns that ended in randolph. >> it was about something from the movies. >> reporter: police say 41-year-old james joyce led them through halifax to east bridgewater, hanson, whitman, brockton, holbrooke and randolph where he ended up losing control of his mom's car. >> the person in the vehicle lost a tire and he did make cat with the police cruiser. >> much damage to your cruiser? >> no, very little. actually the cruiser is still out on patrol. he made it to the little brick wall right here and then they all tackled him. >> reporter: police gave this condo complex as joyce's address. joyce's mom lives here. she didn't want to talk on camera but i did speak with her. she says her son took the car without her permission and she called the police. >> reporter: after a brief hospital stay, joyce is headed to court, charges could include driving to endanger, auto theft and assault and battery on a police officer. >> it might have been some pushing and shoving at the end. that's typical.

halifax police has been arrested here four times and has a long record dating to 1993 when he was arrested for drunk driving as a teenager. in halifax, jo than hall, 7news. a cambridge man called the court accused of stealing an ambulance. investigators say everett goes took the ambulance to a nearby hospital just -- from a nearby hospital yesterday. he was arrested and charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and driving without a license. a n sharing a powerful message. holding on to inner tubes floating in the waternary congress stress street. each figure represents almost 1 million refugees around the world looking for a safe heche. they say the art piece is not political but meant to be a conversation stone. police in boston are searching for a suspect in an attempted sexual assault in mission hill. officers say the man seen in this surveillance footage tried to sexual assault a woman near fitzgerald park in roxbury, this

pushed the woman to the ground before he ran away. a deadly two-car crash kills a 22-year-old driver in natick. it happened late last night on sprung treated. police say the driver crashed into an 81-year-old driver's car and spun off the road, hitting a tree. the 81-year-old was not injured, but his passenger suffered non-life-threatening injuries. a rhode island real station continued their morning show after police say a drunk driver crashed through the side of the station. the charged with d.u.i. and drug possession. the news talk radio 13.80 building was heavily damaged but the station's operations were not interrupted. police in medded for are looking for the driver who killed a pedestrian and drove off. it was in medford. police released these surveillance photos of the car bleeftd to be a silver or delay honda civic with large black scuff marks under the right brake light. a driver has a close call

crashing right through the windshield. the driver able to walk away with just minor injuries. investigators say if the branch fell a few more inches to the left, it have been a much different outcome. a new hampshire state trooper facing drunk driving charges in connection with the crash on i-95 and hampton. police say christopher gilroy was drunk when he drove over a median and slammed right into a guardrail. gilroy has been charged with driving while intoxicated. >> we're following more news today. a florida couple under arrest. police say they were found unconscious in a car, also in the children. police are still not exactly sure what happened but now those two are facing charges. >> reporter: a toddler and a baby are now in the care of dcf. they were found hungry and dirty in the backseat of this car. a couple in the front seat passed out. miami police say that blue hyundai was blocking traffic in a busy travel lane as the driver and adult passenger were fast asleep. the 2-year-old and two-month-old

seventh avenue, and in a moving lane of traffic. i mean, as you can see behind me, hundreds of cars go through this avenue on a daily basis, and they were just passed out like they were at home sleeping. >> reporter: police say the initial call came in as a possible drug overdose, but it's unclear if that's exactly what happened. paramedics did not administer any drug antidotes and no other medical treatment was given. the car was towed away and those two adults were taken into custody. >> it's a very sad case and it's something that we've been seeing a little frequently tgh to make sure that we don't see cases like this here in south florida. the couple now facing charges of child neglect. the woman also facing charges of illegally operating a vehicle. a close call for a driver in virginia. officials say a 50-pound metal rod flew off of a truck impaling this car's windshield, barely missing him. the driver not hurt. he pulled over to call police and then took these photos to show how close the 2 foot-long piece of metal came to him.

to encourage, you know, any of the drivers that are driving trucks and carrying loads to please stabilize tools and loose product and material. >> police say the driver of that truck did not stop. just two days after samsung announced it would stop selling the galaxy 7 phones, take a look at this. this video shows the phone exploding in hawaii over the weekend. you can see the cloud of smoke right back there after the explosion. the owner says the phone was a after the massive recall one last month. and we have breaking news from the banking industry. the ceo of wells fargo is resigning effective immediately. it comes in the wake of a scandal over the bank's sales practices. now, john stump came under fire after the bank admitted it opened as many as 2 million accounts for customers without their knowledge. the bank agreeing to pay $185 million to federal regulators. the feds are also investigating

a california man is talking about a wild thing that happened to him. he says he was attacked by a bear, and he was released from the hospital less than 24 hours after he says he was attacked by that bear while he was out jogging. he says he encountered a bear and while he was backing away from it, that's when it attacked -- he was attacked by another one, he says. he was able to break free and run away, but not after suffering some gashes to his head and his body. >> it actually put its jaws around the back of all i could think of right then is, okay, the only chance i have is to just be as still as possible. >> after a few seconds, he says the bear just walked away. wildlife officials have searched the trail but have not found any bears. more than a dozen police officers in san antonio, texas are facing discipline after a video wearing donald trump hats. trump tweeted the video showing some of the officers who

trademark red hats. the police chief says the officers violated policy while taking part in political activity while in uniform and would be disciplined. this november, 9 states, including massachusetts, will decide whether to legalize recreation of marijuana. of course, massachusetts already legalized the use of medical marijuana. experts say the vote could impact cannabis sales nationwide. >> this is a big year for marijuana. voters in 9 states will decide if people can walk into a store like this to buy pot for personal use or get it medicine. a gallup poll last october shows more than half the country, 58%, think marijuana should be legal. colorado said yes to recreational use four years ago. now arizona next door is considering it. >> what can arizona learn from colorado? we can tightly regulate and tax the sale of marijuana. >> colorado schools were promised millions in new revenues. instead denver schools got nothing. legalizing marijuana was a bad deal for colorado. >> reporter: five states, arizona, california,

marijuana for personal use. four others, florida, arkansas, north dakota, and montana may join half the country in agreement. many law enforcement officials are worried these votes could support more illegal use. >> it might be passed on to the children or more potent than originally believed. >> reporter: those who support legalization, say it will prevent illegal use. assurance and potency limitations, advertising limitations. >> reporter: most experts glee if california approves the pot sales it could be a game changer for the entire country. >> there is evidence that when it's legal, more adults use it. the numbers doubled since 2013. amazon is using a paid streaming service called amazon music unlimit. costing $79 per year for amazon

a month. users can ask alexis voice control to play a certain song or play list or ask for a song they can't remember the name of by just saying a lyric. toy city calling 34,000 new priuses because of a possible parking brake defect. they were made from the end of october of 2013 to october this year. in the worst case the parking brake would not function but 72 probio car to a manufacturer, they will install a better part that better secures the connecting cable. ahead here at 5:30, a 911 operator hangs up on a caller and now facing chance. and an alarming attack in boston's south end. the clue left behind to help police track down their suspect. and in connecticut a plane crashes in hartford. investigators now saying the crash no accident. we'll have the latest coming up

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now that former 911 operator is admitting to hanging up on multiple callers. her excuse, she says she didn't feel like talking. now she's facing criminal charges. imagine you're in a life or death situation but the 911 operator won't take your call. >> i heard actually at least 5, boom, boom, boom. last march lee was buying lottery tickets at a convenience store when a man with a gun tried to rob it. leean 911 but didn't get through. >> they said this is 911 how can i help you. and i was trying to finish my sentence and then -- you know, with he got disconnected. >> reporter: according to police, williams answered that call and hung up on lee. lee called the second time and got through to another operator but by the time the police arrived the store's own her been shot to death. >> 911 is not there for you, nobody's gonna help you. you're on your own. >> the next day williams allegedly hung up on another caller who was trying to report a couple of reckless drivers.

recording saying, ain't nobody got time for, this for real. investigators started looking into williams and determined she had been involved in thousands of what are known short calls. according to court documents williams admitted she often hung up on callers if she didn't feel like talking to them. williams is now facing criminal charges for her actions. coming up on 7news at 5:30, a rock led's art collection on display before it hits the auction clouds for tomorrow, and a few sprinkles and isolated showers, that's up next. then coming up at 6:00, parents left in the dark about their children's daycare. tonight hank investigates. and the bruins season opener tomorrow night. details on who might be missing

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>> bowie's taste, jr's taste. >> i wish i could play guitar the day. a few peeks of sunshine midday and tomorrow afternoon. so this weather system coming at us tomorrow it's not a repeat of sunday, unfortunately. i mean, it would be nice to get another couple inches of rain to continue to kind of hammer it with this drought. took a while to get out, it will

a few clouds will sneak up late tonight tomorrow morning. tomorrow we'll start with clouds even though a cool front, that's our next weather system, that'll be through new york state tomorrow morning but the clouds will be coming in from the ocean tomorrow morning. then they fizzle out during the lunchtime hour into the afternoon and then the cool front will move through new england tomorrow afternoon and more likely tomorrow evening. probably not until 5:00. at this time this is a decent batch of rain out there. but i think it will fizzle not quite as cold as we have been with increasing clouds. light and variable wind. through the day tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies to start the day and i think we will see some sunshine tomorrow afternoon. and even with limited sun, it's a mild day tomorrow, temps tomorrow between 64 and 69. a chance of rain tomorrow with a cool front. it's right here on the yellow

and as we work through the day, a lot of clouds, few-week peeks of sun. the city around 67 tomorrow afternoon. attleboro at 69. the normal high is about 63. in spite of clouds, it's a mild day. in and out on to the cape, morning to the clouds really for much of the day. they may thin out here, as well. here's your timeline showing the green speckles. those are the pockets of the drizzle and mist. 2:00 to afternoon. that's where the front is still across eastern new york state with a narrow stripe of showers, and then as that front moves into new england, looks like it is going to fade away but i

.10 of an inch of rain. this front just doesn't have any tropical moisture to tap into like the front that came through new england on sunday. friday we're talking sunshine. and again it is a cool front. so near 70 tomorrow. but on friday, more sunshine than tomorrow, it's cooler. middle to upper 50s on friday afternoon. 7 on 7 forecast. weekend, lots of sunshine saturday and sunday, looks great. temperatures o s a new study from trim a shows an increase involving dangers of cell phone use behind the wheel. the number of people in crashes were nearly 10% because of distracted driving. a choking hazard leads to a dog food recall. wet dog food is being pulled off

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>> a retired boston firefighter turning 100 today. william coakley celebrated his birthday with friends, families and city officials at the fire academy. mayor walsh and fire commissioner fin honored his five years of service and he revealed his secret to making all the way to 100. >> nothing to it. all you have to do is wake up every day. for 100 years. >> coakley says the thing that he enjoyed most about being a firefighter and of course the people he worked with which of course can mean everything when you're working with people, right. >> what a cool story. >> sure is, and happy birthday to him, and as the mission commissioner of the fire department, he was talking about how special it was to celebrate his birthday. >> that's right. well, 7news at 6:00 starts right now.

federal investigators reveal a deadly connecticut plane crash was an intentional act. a sexual assault suspect tracked down. and police say he left behind a major clue. >> this cool front barrels into new england tomorrow afternoon. >> tom brady ready to return to foxboro and talking about what it will take to beat the bengals. first at 6:00, we have breaking news in connecticut. federal i plane crash in east hartford was an intentional agent. we heard from investigators not long ago, and they did not elaborate on that yet. >> 7's dan hausle live for us in connecticut with more. >> yeah, the fact is the flight instructor survived the crash giving them so much information they wouldn't otherwise have, certainly not for a time.

to the associated press describing a life and death struggle inside the cockpit. >> investigators say the firey crash in hartford appears to be a suicide and not a case of terrorism. local investigators now claiming part of that finding. >> it was intentional but i want to be crystal clear, the circumstances beyond that are still being investigated. >> reporter: the twin engine piper crashed on a airport. the pilot killed, but the instructor survived. the ntsb told investigators his student was disgruntled about learning to be a pilot that they fought on the plane and the instructor was unable to keep the plane from going down. >> that is what the detective, i hear, through the sources was told. >> so you heard a detective was

no accident? that's correct. >> reporter: police say the fbi was brought in because the crash happened right outside the huge pratt and whitney plant and saw witnesses outside where the student resided and the mayor says she's breathing easier. >> feeling a little bit more relaxed today? >> i am, very much so, and it'll be even better when everything gets back to girls breathings easier, in the van nearly hit by that crashing plane. even wires that were brought down on the plane coming down on her van. she was taken to the hospital along with one of her three daughters but they're all going to be okay. dan hausle, 7news. the case of a level three sex offender being transferred to suffolk county. 7's byron barnett is in our control room and has more information for us.