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.

he was living at his paints home in weymouth. 7news has learned that gardener's probation will now be supervised here in suffolk county. sources tell us he's moving after a rock was thrown through the window of his parents' house. gardener is on probation for the next 15 years. revealing a key clue that led officers to a sexual assault suspect in boston's south end. there's the man covering his face in court today. police believe he is the one who broke into an apartment tied up to women and attacked them, and when he left, they say he dropped the evidence officers needed. 7's john cuoco live in boston to explain.

these, prescription bottle for medication. it had the suspect's name on it and that's how police began tracking him. 52-year-old ronald brown walked into court wednesday accused of breaking into a south end apartment and attacking two women around 4:00 a.m. tuesday. the women told police they were bound and assaulted. quoted, if you scream, i will kel you. when they left, he took their cell phones and hand inned their passwords. >> no comment other than to say they are significant issues that will play out in court. >> reporter: police searched for brown after they say officers found a prescription medication bottle with his name on it in bedroom of one of the victims. court records show brown is a registered sex offender and has a history of sexual assaults, break-ins and other violent offenses. >> i definitely want to know

definitely want to look into security measures. police found him wearing clothing that fit the description given to officers by the victims and a backpack with the victims' belongings. he's charged with aggravated rape, kidnapping and burglary. >> i'm glad that the police worked so quickly and able to get this guy right away and get him off the streets but everyone else has to be careful. >> brown is being held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing. we're told more charges could be filed in ts live in the south end, john cuoco, 7news. a deadly drive in natick, police say a subaru collided with an acura last night. one of the cars then skidded off the road crashing into a tree. the driver, a 23-year-old man died in the crash. the driver of the acura and his passenger had only minor injuries. the cause of the crash is now under investigation. a fire breaks out at a hampton beach landmark. crews responding to the purple urge inbar and restaurant at the

the fire started on the top floor close to the roof. two firefighters were treated for minor injuries and the show tomorrow night has been canceled because of it. no word yet on other shows at the ballroom. patriots fans getting ready to welcome back tom brady to foxboro. sunday's game will be brady it's a first at gillette stadium this season after his four-game suspension kept him away from his second home. and he is expecting a tough test when he faces the cincinnati bengals. 7's trey daerr with every week and certainly, you know, this would be a fun game. always pretty fun to be out there, we got a great crowd and hopefully we give them lots of reasons to cheer. >> tom brady set to play his first game back in foxboro sunday after winning in cleveland, now back in his routine, he could be even better. >> i think it still families like i'm getting into it. this week has felt, you know, monday and tuesday, more normal and hopefully that continues

aggressive bengals defendants, desperate for a win after dropping three of their last four. >> they're very talented group of players, and they got a good scheme. that's proven to win over a lot of years. >> reporter: one week ago brady's return was one of the biggest stories in the nation. and this week the pats' qb finds himself with another major headline. >> how would you respond to your kids heard donald trump's version of locker room talk? >> thank you, >> brady not one to mix politics as that question there off the top, pretty much taken a page out of his own head coach's book and side stepping the question in his own way saying, hey, i'm on to cincinnati. trey daerr, 7news. breaking news out of the banking industry. the ceo of wells fargo is resigning effective immediately. this comes in the wake of a scandal over wells fargo's sales practices. john stump came under fire after

many as 2 million accounts for customers without their knowledge. the bank agreed to pay $185 million to federal regulators, now the feds are investigating whether criminal charges are appropriate in this case. turning now to the race for the white house. donald trump holding a rally in florida saying he'll fight hillary clinton even without the help of g.o.p. leaders like house speaker paul ryan. so you know you'd that i they'd go great going, don, let's g she's a crook, let's beat her. we gotta stop it. no. >> trump also vowed he wins the election he'll order a new investigation into clinton's emails and a separate investigation that has the obama administration's decision not to prosecute her. >> let's focus on what's really important in this election, and in your future, and the future of our country. >> hillary clinton is holding a lead in national polling with

meanwhile, wikileaks of her campaign email -- showing her campaign received a question for sunday night's debate in advance. and we're taking a closer look at how the race for the white house is shaping up in new hampshire. 7news teamed up with u-mass lowell for an exclusive poll to see what voters think and in light of everything going on right now, as you can see the results of that poll coming up thursday night at 11:00. >> coming up here, critical information for to be found, hank investigates why the dangerous history of some daycares remain hidden, leaving parents really in the dark. plus, the bruins take a big hit ahead of their season opener in columbus. and you this on 7news at 7:00, saying thank you, david ortiz with a special message for

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>> we're digging deeper into local daycares and their hidden history. of course parents want to know everything about their child's daycare but it's not always easy to get the information.

wonder, tonight hank investigates. when roxanne tried to pick a daycare for her son, she knew the stakes could not be higher. >> the most important information of my life is the safety of my child. >> reporter: she'd seen the horrifying daycare stories and in north grove, an unsupervised child wanders throughout the door. in dorchester, a 2-year-old falls off the roof and dies. roxanne figured checking inspection records of massachusetts daycares would be easy but when she searched online for official inspection info, she found nothing. >> i feel like i was completely in the dark. >> in new hampshire, connecticut and maine, and massachusetts does not provide daycare inspection records online. experts say in these days of instant access, parents looking for daycare history should not be hitting information roadblocks. >> i think there's something broken in the system. >> reporter: how broken?

called eec regional licensing office for your area. so we did. >> i'm hoping you can help. >> reporter: just like a parent. >> do you have daycare inspection reports? >> reporter: making inquiries about eight different daycares. three times we were properly given inspection histories. >> great. thank you. >> reporter: one office informed us we'd need a subpoena to get information. >> a subpoena? >> reporter: that's wrong. and four times... >> just leaving you another message. >> reporter: no one from the state ever returned our calls. >> i'm looking for i about a couple of daycares. >> reporter: when we as channel 7 asked for the reports from those four daycares, they revealed a hidden histories parents would have wanted to know. no criminal background checks, child left alone. not enough adults, not enough supervision. >> when the parents are left in the dark, where does that leave the children? it could leave the children at risk. >> reporter: does your child's daycare have a hidden history? even if you try your best to find out, you may never know.

program that isn't good and this information could be life-saving. >> when we asked the state why inspection reports aren't online now they would only say federal law requires they start posting by november 2017. but even when that begins, past records will not be included. so some daycares will still have hidden histories. in the newsroom, i'm hank felipe raise your hand if you think it was nice outside today? jr, how about you? yeah, touchdown. few more clouds around tomorrow but as we work toward the end of the week and the weekend back into sunshine. >> coming up next in 7 sports, how about the bruins getting ready to open up their season without their best all-around player? we'll explain what's going on with the bs and patrice with the bs and patrice bergeron, next in

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let's start with a live look at natick as we begin to talk weather and see the colorful sky. very beautiful, but it's 6:17 and already looking a little dark. >> that's right. we're going to go over to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner and talk about that reality. >> maybe you don't want to see this. yeah, sun went town this evening at:0 early november, again by the 10th, we have ended daylight saving time. fall back. fall down, sun going down at that tomb at 4:27. and the next four weeks we lose an hour and 14 minutes of daylight. although, some folks they like a few months of darkness. a chance for them to kind of hibernate and pull back from society for maybe a few weeks and spring back to life in the spring. there's a tangent for you. 50s to around 60.

worcester at 59. it was a nice fall day. lots of sunshine. few more clouds to the south of us this evening. but they will creep up into new england overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning we'll start with clouds and maybe some pockets of drizzle for a few hours early tomorrow morning. but the main event is over here. it is a cool front,ration through the great lakes states this evening. michigan, illinois, wisconsin. and that front is in new england tomorrow, even with a few random showers. nothing widespread. clouds on the increase, not as . tomorrow, more clouds around and again mostly cloudy skies tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening. but the middle part of the day i think we'll see some sunshine. so it's not too bad, and rain gear is tricky. it's best to problem have it on standby because i think if we're gonna get wet and deal with the emails and try to explain myself. so, again, there could be pockets of drizzle and must tomorrow morning but nothing significant or widespread and lunch tomb tomorrow i think we're into some sunshine. so the middle part of the day is not too bad. here is the cool front, about

showers in albany, new york. as the front moves into new england they fade away. they fizzle out. for some of you, you may go the entire afternoon and not have one drop of rain. but for others, again, just a couple isolated showers, about 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow evening. so again most of, if not all tomorrow afternoon is dry. this is the amount of rain that we're talking about, again, not much headed this way. this system unlike the coolfront that came into new england on sunday, that one tapped into hurricane matthew. this hurricanes to tap into. so that's why i think the rainfall is much less. temps tomorrow afternoon, upper 60s to around 70. dracut at 69. fitchburg at 68 and out on to the cape and islands chatham at 62, nantucket 64. after this front we are back into the sunshine for friday, saturday, and sunday. sunday's gonna feature lots of sunshine. temps on sunday if the upper 60s including down at gillette for tom and the team. temps, patriots and bengals,

see you at 7:00. we're on to cincinnati, we're on to cincinnati, we're on to chris internet. it's nothing about the past, nothing about the future. just right now we're reaping for cincinnati. >> last time the patriots were on to cincinnati was back in 2014 when they were reeling from an embarrassing loss to the chiefs in front of a national auto tv audience. this time but belichick and the patriots in a much better mood cleveland. the return of tom brady has the patriots feeling a renewed sense of confidence. 7's trey daerr has more from foxboro where brady will make his highly anticipated homecoming this sunday. >> with kids of your own, how would you if your kids heard donald trump's vorring's of locker room talk? thank you, guys. have a good day. >> reporter: tom brady not one to talk politics. bill belichick only here to talk the task at hand.

that's really my job. so that's what i'm concerned about. >> reporter: the belichick re-mix of we're on to cincinnati while brady is hoping to duplicate his season debut sunday here in foxboro. >> you can't come in here every week with the same plan, you know. xerox copy what we did last week and see if that will work again and i think you always have to find ways to reinvent yourself over the course of the season. >> reporter: brady will have to be in peak form facing an aggressive bengals defense after four. >> they're a very talented group of players and they've got a good scheme. that's proven to win, you know, over a lot of years. >> experienced, they're tough, you know, they have good cover corners that, you know, play hard. we have a tough task this week. >> reporter: and an even tougher task falls in the defensive when the pats secondary tries to match up with tyler eifert and aj green. >> you dobility want to get

>> tight end pretty good, aj green pretty good. of course the quarterback, you know, he make plays himself. they got a good running game. they can do a lot of good things. >> aj green, tyler eiffert, those are the primary receivers for quarterback andy dalton but don't forget about a player who's also playing a pretty big role in offense... 7sports. >> for a franchise that's missed the play-offs for the last two years opening the year without their best not ideal but that's the scenario the bruins are facing as they prepare for tomorrow night's season opener in cluck bus. don sweeney announcing today that patrice bergeron is day to day with a lower body injury and will not travel with the team to columbus. head coach julian followed that up with a bit of good news adding bergeron is suffering from a minor injury and could join the team for the final two games of their season opening three-game road trip. one player who will definitely not be on the trip is

the 28-year-old blue liner underwent successful surgery yesterday to repair a fracture in his left hand and expected to be out at least 60 weeks. game 4 of the mlds, giants up by 3 heading into the top of the ninth but the cubs would rally. four runs capped off by an rbi single from game one hero baez. baez's game-winning single sending the cubs to their second straight nlcs, and in an appearance on sirius xm radio paul pierce says he will sign a one-day contract with the cell fix following the season and retire as a member of the team that drafted him back in 1998. that's sports. >> all right, joe, thanks so much. >> 7news at 6:00 will be right

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tonight, u.s. ship attack, another missile is fired at a u.s. navy destroyer. the second attack in a week. officials now pointing to iranian-backed rebels. sinister deal -- donald trump suggests a plot inside the house. and wikileaks unleashes more emails of hillary clinton. intentional crash, investigators now say a small plane was brought down on purpose. what happened on board in the tense final snoemts. now hiring -- why the power is in your hands this holiday season if you're looking for a job. and pets on planes, the battle breaking out over comfort