>> now at 7 new developments on a deadly plane crash in connecticut. investigators say it was intentional. live in east hartford. >> anchor: a sex offender cuffed and in court. how a pill bottle cracked the case. >> reporter: clouds and showers heading this way for tomorrow. >> anchor: also a wild ride on the south a suspect leads police on a wild chase. >> if you're not registered get the hell out of here okay. >> let's focus on what's really important in this election. >> anchor: 2 candidates one last push for support. >> anchor: and brady's back at gillette. tb 12 gearing up for the bengals at home. >> anchor: what he has to say about sunday's home coming. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now.

deadly nose dive. >> no situation is being ruled out. no circumstances are being ruled out. >> the pilot is raising crash questions. >> anchor: and in fact the fbi is calling the deadly connecticut plane crash an intentional act. >> anchor: the surviving flight instructor is providing key information on the moments before impact. dan hausle live in new hartford this evening. >> reporter: giving those ve some of that information the associated press indicates that there was a fight inside the cockpit a life and death struggle. the associated press reports investigators say this small plane crash in east hartford appears to be a case of suicide and not terrorism. >> information indicates that this plane crash was intentional. but i want to be crystal clear. the circumstances beyond that

>> reporter: the twin engine piper crashed on a busy street as it approached hartford's brain ard airport. the ap says the instructor told investigators his student was disgruntled about learning to be a pilot. they fought on the plane. the instructor was unable to keep the plane from going down. the instructor was able to help investigators piece together what happened. >> that is what the detective i hear through the told. >> reporter: you hear a detective was told that the pilot said it was no accident. the crash happened outside the prad and whitney plant. we saw investigators outside a hartford apartment building where it's believed the student pilot lived. with many key questions now answered the mayor says she's breathing easier. >> you feel more relaxed today?

everything gets back to normal. >> reporter: a mother of 3 young girls breathing a sigh of relief tonight. some of the wires that brought down came down on her vehicle. she was there with 3 girls in her van. they were just shaken up. they were treated and released. dan hausle 7 news. ; new developments this evening in the case of a level 3 sex offender living in weymouth home. he's moving away possibly not by choice. >> reporter: kim, that sex offender richard gardener was convicted of kidnapping and raping children in the late 1980s. he recently got out of prison and was living with his parents in weymouth. gardener is moving out of the house. gardener's probation will be supervised in suffolk county.

gardener is moving after a rock was thrown through the window of his parents house. gardener is on probation for the next 50 years after completing his prison sentence. >> anchor: also on 7 a sex offender facing chilling charges. he appeared in court in connection to an attack on the south end. 7's john cocoa has details. >> reporter: 52-year-old ronald brown walked into court wednesday accused of into a south end apartment and attacking 2 woman at 4 a.m. on tuesday. the women told police they were bound assaulted. >> charged with breaking into an apartment where 2 people were tying both of them up. >> reporter: according to the court documents brown told one of the victims quote, if you you scream i'll kill you. brown allegedly took their cell phones and laptops and took their pass words. >> i have no comment.

found a prescription medication bottle in the bedroom've one of the victims. brown is a registered sex offender. has a history of sexual assaults and break ins. >> i want to know what that person's motive and how that happened and look into security measures. >> reporter: brown was arrested at the pine street inn. and a backpack with the victim's belongings. charged with aggravated rape kidnapping and burglary. >> glad that the police worked quickly and get this guy right away and off the streets. everyone has to be careful. >> reporter: brown is held without bail. more upon charges could be filed in this case. in the south end john cocoa 7 news. >> anchor: new at 7 boston police commissioner william evans saying the 9-year-old girl shot in roxbury last weekend is

paralyzed. commissioner evans says police have video of 2 people getting out of a vehicle and firing shots into a crowd. >> anchor: a man offering a ride home is raising concern in cohasset. a ninth grade student was walking to school when a man in his early 30s driving a white van offered her a ride. the school resource officer is now investigating. >> anchor: a former new convicted of rape has a new legal team and fighting for a new trial. owen labrie convicted of sexuality and using a computer to lure a minor. emails to a 15-year-old student should have been used as evidence because they never left the school's internal server. because of that the felony computer charge should not stand. high speed chase ends with

night. christopher o dwyer was speeding through a construction zone in london dairy. police used spikes to stop that truck. tire debris along the road during the chase and the rims sparked caused several fires. odwyer crashed into the median. >> anchor: 7 news focusing on your forecast. could we be clouding up and here. chief meteorologist jeremy reiner with your first warning forecast? >> reporter: temps in the 50s. the city at 59. norwood 51. there are clouds south of new england. they work into our part of the world after midnight tonight. with us tomorrow morning. some clouds may produce patchy drizzle early tomorrow morning during the morning commute before 9 a.m. that's the cool front. that's the next weather system.

i think we will see a few showers move into new england late in the day tomorrow not until 5 p.m. with that said this weather system is weakening. some of you the entire afternoon with not one rain drop to deal with. >> anchor: we do have more news today a tragic turn in natick a man has died with another car and hit a tree. his passenger had to go to the hospital for minor injuries. >> anchor: an electrical short circuit of a beverage cooler sparks a fire at hampton beach. neighboring businesses including the ball room casino damaged by smoke and water. no one was in the building at the time. >> anchor: brady's back at home.

game. >> anchor: tb 12 and the pats are eyeing the tigers. week 6 match up with cincinnati. it is brady's first home game since returning suspension. >> anchor: he knows the bengals are no walk in the park. more from 7's trey daerr at gillette. >> how would you respond to your kids for donald trump's version of locker room talk? >> thank you guys have a day. >> reporter: bill belichick only here to talk the task at hand. >> team to play in cincinnati that's my job that's what i'm concerned about. >> reporter: brady is hoping to duplicate his season debut sunday in foxborough. >> you can't come in every week with the same plan and xerox copy what we did last week. see if that will work again. vutop find ways to reinvent

marceles bennett and his pairing with rob gronkowski. >> gronk what he did last week and him getting back to where he wants to be is a big part of our offense. those guys are so dynamic. >> reporter: the bengals aren't just dealing with the patriots new look offense. cincinnati will be facing a raucus crowd filled back in foxborough. >> always had such great support here. you know it's a great place top play. hopefully we make enough plays and keep them out all game. >> reporter: brady not one to mix politics. pretty much taking a page out of his head coach's book and side stepping the question. and in his own way saying i'm on to cincinnati. trey daerr 7 news. ; we are 27 days away.

members of his own party. he is insisting that a big trump turn out can overcome that and hillary clinton's lead in most polls. >> be sure top vote. donald trump told supporters in battle ground florida. >> leave right now and go and register. >> anchor: because of hurricane matthew the deadline's been extended a week in florida. early voting in ohio with mixed fe republican turn out is strong in iowa. trailing in swing state's polls ignoring the impact of bragging in 2005. >> you think that they'd say great going, don. let's go let's beat this crook. >> anchor: office holders have abandoned trump today. >> democrats can argue that either you're a flip flopper or

your own skin. >> anchor: hillary clinton has a lead in national polling and less than a month to go. >> let's focus on what's really important in this election and in your future and the future of our country. >> anchor: weeky leaks of campaign emails confirmed clinton tailored policy positions. donald trump vowed today if he wins he'll investigate clinton's emails. well our 7 news u mass poll suspect back. to see who they're supporting in the race for president. conducted after the release of trump tapes. results of that poll tomorrow night at 7 news at 11:00. >> anchor: the boston police department honoring a hero today. marsera added to a wall of honor. marsera was the first hispanic boston police officer killed in

he died 3 years later from the injuries sustained during the shooting. he was 33 years old. mayor marty walsh spoke during the ceremony today. >> he gave the city tremendous service. 40 years after his passing his legacy continues with the boston police department with the city of boston and with the common wealth of massachusetts. >> anchor: officer jose also served in the u.s. navy. >> anchor: a hot pursuit. a driver barrels through several towns in the south shore. >> anchor: then a solute to service. >> anchor: and big papi with a letter for red sox nation. all here on 7 news. >> tonight it changed boston and the fight against terrorism forever. >> boston marathon attacks was

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>> anchor: a dangerous drive on the south shore. police breaking out the spike strips to end a wild chase. the driver leading them through several towns. ; tonight he is behind bars and facing serious charges. jonathan hall has all the details. >> reporter: it was a relatively low speed police pursuit through

>> it was action packed something from the movies. >> reporter: 41-year-old james joyce led them through halifax where he ended up losing control of his mom's car. >> the person in the vehicle lost control of the vehicle and spun out. >> reporter: any damage to your cruiser? >> he jumped out made it to the brick wall here. >> reporter: police gave this condo complex as joyce's i did speak with her at her home. she said her son took the car without her permission and she called the police. >> reporter: joyce is heading to court. driving to endanger autotheft assault and battery on a police officer. >> joyce known to halifax police arrested here 4 times.

driving as a teenager. jonathan hall 7 news. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reinerer. >> reporter: another sign of fall losing all that daylight. november 10th daylight saving time comes to an abrupt end. at that time sun set at 4:27. we lose an hour and 14 minutes of daylight in the next 4 weeks. nice one the city at 59. norwood at 51. not as much sun on the way for tomorrow. clouds on the cape and long island tonight. work up into new england during the overnight hours and tomorrow morning. this will sweep into new england tomorrow afternoon and in the evening. not much in the way of rain. clouds south of new england tonight may produce patchy drizzle during your morning

others sprits and sprinkles no big deal. not until 5 p.m. most of the day is dry. this front unlike the front on sunday will not produce that much rain. there's no hurricane to speak of. that is nicole. too far away from the eastern seaboard. as the front slides east it won't tap into the moisture like sunday's front did. so for tonight clouds on the 46 to 52. tomorrow mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening. the middle part of the day there will be sunshine out there not too bad. mild day mid and upper 60s. green splashes here those are the pockets of drizzle and mist. they fade away by lunch time. here comes your midday sun. here comes your cool front.

it does weaken. and the ones that do see the shower activity not much. for a lot of us less than a 10th of an inch of rain. norwood at 70. drake at 69. kids have outdoor recess tomorrow the shower threat from the mornings is gone. the afternoon threat doesn't show up until late afternoon tomorrow evening. 7 on 7 forecast. it is a cool front mong behind that front it's cooler as it should be. friday, saturday and sunday lots of sunshine. temperatures over the weekend seasonable. >> anchor: see you then. >> anchor: coming up a big thank you from big papi. david ortiz with a special

kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents,

>> anchor: we know the red sox season is over. even in a disappointing loss. papi's send off on the mound. >> anchor: thank red sox nation for support. red sox nation never forget what we did. to my family teammates friends and fans thank you for making it all worth it. after ortiz's final game monday night we watched him make this emotional walk on the mound to one last send off to fans of

>> anchor: 7 news at 7:00 will be right back.

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>> anchor: a retired boston fire fighter turning 100 today. cokely celebrated his birthday.

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