precariously against the house. debris strewn across the road after two as children school came to a crashing detour. a loud crash and screaming children shatter the quiet of a quincy neighborhood when an out of control school bus crashes into a house. >> it was like what you would hear at a construction sight if something was being dropped by a crane. >> reporter: police say the bus seemed to control coming downhill on a curved road. the bus hit a telephone pole, a car pulling out of the driveway and plowed through a stone wall before crashing into the house. quincy's mayor rushed to the scene. he is not sure what happened. >> i don't know if it was a medical incident with the driver. i don't want to speculate. we hope everybody is okay and the police will figure that out. >> reporter: two dozen elementary school children poured out of the bus helped by neighbors and school

of the kids that i saw. but for the most part everybody was a little shaken up. even we were shaken up and we, it was really difficult to witness. >> reporter: five children were taken to the hospital along with the bus driver and the woman driving the car that was hit, but all of them were injuries described as minor. mart eina and her family rushed home after it was hearing it was their house that was hit. >> house is completely shook up. place. we'll see what we can do. >> awful, they can't find my cat and stuff. i'm getting nervous about that. >> reporter: the residents feeling lucky they weren't home when this happened. you heard the are mayor speak late possibly a medical issue might be a cause. other pockets include equipment failure or possibly operator error. live in quincy, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: our coverage

from hospital. how is he doing? >> reporter: the good news, everyone who was brought here to south shore hospital has been treat and released. so minor injuries that include seven school kids on the bus and one of the drivers. we talked to one of the kids who came to the hospital and his mother. it was a terrifying experience for both. >> i just flew out of my seat and got back up. no more bouncing. >> hospital after getting checked out. he say was it was really scary being involved in an accident riding on his school bus. >> i was riding along in the first part of the crash just, it was really loud noises. then i fell out of my seat. i got up. i saw the bus crash into a house. >> we could see it unfolding when the bus was a little late and we saw police cars going by. >> reporter: owen's mom

mother called to tell her about the bus crash. and then she heard from her father that owen wasn't with the other kids. he was at the hospital. what were your thoughts when you heard the ambulance brought him to hospital? >> just get to the hospital. make sure he is okay. he is my only kid so it was -- it was a little stressful. >> reporter: owen described the panic on the bus. >> a lot of screaming when it first i started screaming, too. >> reporter: owen hurt his back a little in the crash but -- >> i'm feeling much better. >> he was fine. he was talking up a storm and telling every nurse that would talk to him what happened. >> reporter: owen says that he is just fine getting back on the bus to go to school. but he says he hopes he is never involved in an accident like that again. live in weymouth i'm byron

>> kim: breaking news out of waltham where police are investigating a car accident in the area of 42 warren street. witnesses say a pedestrian was hit. we've sky 7 over the scene, an s.u.v. being towed from the area and the white car in front, back end is all smashed in. we don't have any word on the extent of the injuries. people are asking that you avoid the area if possible. >> reporter: in south boston a tractor trailer rolls on to its side. crash on summer street had to attend to the overturned truck because it was blocking a lot of the road. police are trying to figure out what caused it to tip in the first place. >> kim: also on 7, a dedham man facing murder charges. he is accused 6 killing his own father and the home where they lived lived is a crie scene. investigators have been there much of the day and steve cooper too.

judge. those investigators were here most of the day. left her late today with what is believed to be the murder weapons involved. a knife and also a hammer. as you look blind us here, all the yellow police crime tape is down and prosecutors sate suspect confessed to the killing. >> in the matter of the commonwealth versus ax ter j. anderson -- >> reporter: 25-year-old adex anderson pleads not guilty to charges he murdered his 59 father paul inside the house the lived in dedham leaving neighbors in shock. >> psychening, you get sick t o your stomach. >> reporter: anderson explained he was aggravated with his father recently and around 2:00 this morning, he went into his father's bedroom and stabbed him in the cheek. but he wasn't done. >> at some point he left the room, wept down stairs and retrieved a hammer from a kitchen drawer then used the hammer to strike hit

threw his father down the stairs. >> reporter: anderson called 911. his father rushed to hospital where he was' pronounced dead. anderson's lawyer didn't have much to say. what about the fact he admitted to it. >> no comment. >> reporter: are you saying he didn't admit to it? >> i'm saying no comment. >> reporter: the elder anderson had taken out a restraining order a few years ago but it's unclear it that was still in place. >> the kid never worked or nothing. booze problem, so, just -- sad situation, you know. >> reporter: anderson is being held without bail tonight. he returns to court next month and it's then we could learn more from president of about a mote -- prosecutors about a motive from the murder. steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: the husband of a woman killed at sweet

suit. 57-year-old eleanor mele was one of two people killed in the crash. the lawsuit claims her death was the result of gross negligence. catler pleaed not guilty to charges. seven others were injured in the crash. >> kim: 14 days now in our election countdown. today, it's all about florida. battle ground state. >> adam: hillary clinton and donald trump both in the sunshine state focused on the stakes there -- voters. >> the stakes are higher for donald trump with 29 electoral votes, florida is a must win for the republican nominee. today's focus on obamacare and rising costs. jadiann thompson has more. >> reporter: donald trump holding several events around florida today. trump saying he is confident where he stays in the important swing states. he goes on the attack against hillary clinton and obama carry.

nobody knows how they're voting but they seem to have trump pins and trump shirts. >> reporter: donald trump today discounting the latest national polls that show him well behind hillary clinton. trump began his day at his natural golf gulf in miami and talked about how the affordable care is hurting his employees. >> obama care has to be repeal and replaced with something much less expensive for the people, and otherwise this country is in even bigger trouble than anybody thought blasting recent projections that obamacare premiums will go up 25% say it'll actual by worse. >> that number is so wrong, that it's such a phony number you are talking about 60, 70, 80% in increases. >> reporter: today's event giving trump employees a chance to show the world they support the boss. >> i want to say that even though i have many issues with my family because i've been supporting this man

been so proud to be working in this property since the day zero, when he decides to run for president, i support him since the very first day. i love it. >> reporter: trump's company confirms 95% of his employees have private health insurance but the 5% who is obamacare are struggling, trump last another rally planned for tonight in tallahassee. jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> kim: hillary clinton in according to one top aide her biggest concern is some supporting her won't get out to vote. brandon gunnoe continues our coverage with more on the clinton campaign. >> reporter: clinton is winning by so much in the poll that is her campaign is earn canned her -- concerned her supporters may not get out to vote. clinton said this eselection too important to let that happen. [applause] hillary clinton in florida slamming donald trump. >> this is serious.

the first thing a president does is to take an oath to preserve, protect and defend the constitution and i have serious doubts about whether donald trump even understands what that means. >> reporter: with two weeks until election day hillary's ground game is considered to be stronger than trump's with volunteers not to meng others campaigning for her. joe biden in pennsylvania and bill clinton in north carolina, today. >> if you do not want someone to drive the truck off the them the keys. [applause] so here is what i want to say to you. give hillary the keys. give her the keys. >> reporter: hillary clinton's superpac is raising $1 million a day in the home stretch. that is enough to finance an unprecedented assault on donald trump who said he will question the results if he doesn't win.

we're going to keep you in suspense. about whether we will respect the outcome of an election. we've free and fair elections and the peaceful transfer of power. that is one thing that makes america great. it makes america who we are. [applause] >> reporter: hillary is staying in florida with an event in tampa. if clinton takes florida she will take the white house. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> kim: thank you, staywi for the latest. we'll be with you through election day and beyond. remember for updates on those campaigns any time download our mobile or tablets appears or if you like head to our website which is whdh.com. >> adam: also here on 7 news at 5:00, vokes vagueon's 15 billion settlement has been approved. the money will settle most of the claims against the car maker stemming from

starting today. about 475,000 car owners can seek buybacks from v.w.air long with catch payments. the deal only covers 2 liter four sill ender diesel engine vehicles. the new york giants releasing kicker josh brown after police documents reveal the 37-year-old nfl player admitted to repeated domestic abuse. he released a statement saying in part it's important to share that i never struck my wife and never would. he apologized and said he help and that he wants to be a voice of change. not a statistic. >> kim: time for the first pitch. will be thrown tonight in this history making world series match one. the cleveland indians hosting the first game against the chicago cubs. they hold the record for the longest combined world series drought. the cubs haven't won since 1908. 9 tribe hasn't taken a

news, it's a scary story a manhunt under way to the west. murder suspect taunting police on social media. investigators concerned about what he could do next. >> kim: a shocking display of animal abuse at an mbta station. a man is facing charges now. >> adam: a disturbing snap chat leading to a lockdown and an arrest at a local high school. >> kim: then in one hour, a dirty thief, university is slipping dirt to cleveland ahead of the world seeries in why do you think that is. >> announcer: tonight is there a house like that secretly ruining your neighborhood? hank found hundreds of these so called zombie homes across massachusetts. >> what do you think? >> those responsible for these and why do you end up paying for them? hank investigates zombie

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elf. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> kim: a manhunt under way in oklahoma for that man show believed to be responsible for two murders and he is hinting at more violence to come. so police are warning michael vance may have a hit list.

what might happen next. a violent crime spree in oklahoma. >> there is more intense than what i thought it was going to be to say the least. >> reporter: the suspect michael vance shows off hissals. k.47 style ruffle. >> this is real. see. this is a [bleep] >> reporter: taunts officers. >> if you want to know what is up next stay tuned to your local news is. >> the spree began when he shot two police officers. a good samaritan was heading home from the grocery and stopped to help. >> both of them are bleeding bad. we stopped. they told us to stay low. >> reporter: vance reportedly stole a police car. >> i'm about to steal another car. >> reporter: before carjacking another woman, injuring her, a bystander was caught in the cross fire. >> after he stole their car and was driving out he shot

and i happened to get hit. it happened really fast. we were stopping here, next thing we know there it is. >> reporter: police say vance then killed his aunt and aungle trying to dismember their bodies. vance is injured and still on itself run. he was last seen monday miles in western oklahoma 30 miles from the texas border. police warning vance says he has a disease and may try to spread it but specified what this disease might be. >> kim: next on 7 from the lighter side a patriots player going under cover possing as a tom brady loving lyft driver the. >> reporter: you will need shades tomorrow. >> adam: 59:30 a strike at harvard coming to an end. the resolution reached between the school and its dine hall workers.

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snow before it flips over to rain. pittsfield and lenox then you work out of the berkshires into the worcester hills. it's just a cold rain here as well but i do think will be pockets of sleet for perhaps a half hour to 45 minutes, not an issue on roadways. even out here does become a chilly rain thursday evening andover night thursday night. from that storm system that slices across central new england with if n beneficial rain. most of us stand to pick up an inch of rain by the time it peals out of here early on friday. unlike last friday night before we had tropical downpours that will be more what you find in october, november. cold and raw thursday night into friday but halloween next monday. looking dry. see you at 5:30. >> kim: see you then. gronk hitting the streets. >> adam: he teamed up with lyft giving undercover rides

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dog. witnesses told officers they watched him punch the dog then left the dog up off the ground by the leash. >> reporter: kelli o'hara has the details of this horrifying case. >> reporter: that man in trouble behind bars charged with animal cruelty for allegingly ace busing his dog. his puppy resting at the shellser. the dog recovering from her injuri recovering from her injuries tonight after being attacked police say, by her owner. investigators say this is the video that led mbta officers to arrest him. you see the video taken by a witness. the owner sitting on sara and he even started punching the dog. >> he threw the dog down then put all of his weight on top of him with his knee.