before the crash. >> tracking a chilly rain and for some of you even a few wet snow flakes. >> marblehead police search for a man who exposed himself and tried to grab a woman. >> hillary clinton gets birthday backing from her supporters in florida. >> a pilot pulled from a plane right before takeoff. >> invga drunk on duty. >> calm down. i'm going to open the door. >> panicked passengers on the t. kicking windows out, crawling to safety. >> the car came to a sudden jolt. i could smell the brakes burning. the whole tunnel actually filled up. with smoke. >> after a smoke scare. >> rush hour taking a frightening turn at back bay station. smoke rising from the tracks and into the train. >> firefighters say they had to

the night team is live at back bay station tonight. alex? >> reporter: well the train wasn't totally against the platform. some of the cars weren't. so, these emergency doors wouldn't open. that is when passengers decided to break the windows. panic on the orange line at back bay station in boston. passengers broke windows and climbed out of the train. >> i'm going to open the door. calm down, i'm going to open t >> as smoke filled the station during the wednesday afternoon commute. >> i'm still shaking. >> reporter: pastry chef tracy taylor was on board. when the doors wouldn't open, she used a knife to smash a window. >> i took my scarf. this is my eight-inch chef knife. i did this. i'm also a certified black belt. and i attached it to my elbow like so. and, oh, into the window. >> reporter: taylor and the

as the bios ton fire department rushed to the scene. it was a combination of two fires that sent smoke pouring into the station. >> turned out to be a motor fire. in the process we also found a trash fire on the tracks. we extinguished both. >> transit police say the doors wouldn't open because the train wasn't up against the platform. >> the motorman made a conscious and, if you ask me, the proper decision not to open those doors because folks would have jumped on to a livehi >> five were treatededfor smoke inhalation including tracy taylor. she's glad it wasn't worse. >> the firefighters and e.m.t.s and everyone that responded were absolutely wonderful. i'm going home and i'm safe. >> a few of those who suffered smoke inhalation were taken to the hospital. everyone should be ok. and the mbta says they are looking into the cause of that

breaking through bricks on beacon hill. two people hurt in an intense impact. >> and tonight we have learned the man behind the wheel is an uber driver. witnesses say he crashed into a car and drove off before smashing into that beacon hill building. kimberly bookman is live on beacon hill tonight. kimberly? >> reporter: adam, unabomber confirms that this -- uber confirms that this man is currently driving for them. they are reaching out to this crash scene is all boarded up. it's left quite a mess and raised a lot of questions. an uber driver with a passenger takes out a wall and lands in the pantry. >> car flying up here doing like 70 with no brakes smack into the wall. >> this witness doesn't want to show his face but tells 7 news he was working off of grove street when he heard commotion. >> i heard a boom down at the end of the street.

car come flying up the hill. >> and coming up the street at a high rate of speed. it may have been a hit and run or something down on cambridge street. >> no one was at the home at the time the uber came barreling in. when the home owner did arrive, she had to deal with fire, inspection crews, a gaping hole in her house and power shut off. >> can you tell us what happened here? >> i really can't because i wasn't there. everyone's ok and we are happy. >> both the driver and passenger were alert and conscious after the crash and taken to mass injuries. fire officials meantime took great care in removing the uber, not wanting to make a bad situation any worse. >> as they remove it, the wall that separates the two were starting to buckle and come down and that it's also supporting the garage door overhead. we were concerned that the entire wall was coming down. >> and police say they are still investigating. so far, they have not filed any charges in this case.

of a wild crash in winchester. police say a truck plowed into a multi million dollar home. no one was injured and no one was inside the house when the crash happened. there was a mechanical problem with the truck. also tonight, another chilly night. temperatures dropping into the 30s. and now there's rain on the way and, would you believe, yes, even a few snow flakes just for some of us. and, jeremy is hopefully here to tell us it's not going to stick. >> that is correct, yeah. too soon for that. time. 38 in town. bedford at 34. hyannis at 33. wooster hills in the 20s. those locations most likely to see a few snow flakes tomorrow afternoon. some sprinkles may work up into metro boston early tomorrow morning. but otherwise, partly cloud skies. temperatures between 30 and 40. your morning commute will feature temperatures in to the upper 30s to low 40s. again, it's a dry morning commute, but there may be one or two sprinkles right at the

here it is tonight. moving through the great lakes with rain. there is a little bit of snow being picked up by the radar. western new york, western pennsylvania, it's on the move. it will arrive mid afternoon birkshires with wet snow. the rest of us, beneficial rain. i'll show you how much rain is on the way in a few minutes. >> all right. turning to a trail of trouble in marblehead. investigators searching all day for a man who exposed himself to a woman and tried to grab her while she was on a morni w >> reporter: adam, he hasn't been caught yet. right now the trail is dark obviously no one out here this time of night. but during the daytime, usually packed with runners, walkers, and people walking their dogs. apparently also filled with one man with other intentions. police flood a popular walking trail in marblehead searching for a man who exposed himself and tried to grab a woman earlier today. >> i find that sort of shocking because i have always thought this trail was very safe. >> the woman in her 40s was

near 114 at the marblehead salem line when a man, leaning against a fence, lunged toward her. >> she realized he was reaching out to get her. again, she pulled back. she screamed for help. he took off. >> the woman wasn't hurt and other people who were nearby called 9-1-1. the suspect rode off on a bicycle as police with search dogs rushed to the trail. >> the canine unit from salem p.d. did have a few hits down in the forest. but there's a lot of conservation land there. in the end i had a jump-start on us. >> schools were also notified of the incident. a private school with three hundred kids moved students who were outside back inside. >> we immediately went into lockdown. obviously the security of our kids is a priority. >> police say they will have increased patrols here this week and are urging people not to walk alone on this trail. the people we spoke with are taking it all in stride. >> bad things can happen anywhere. just got to be vigilant and be aware.

>> so even after a couple hours of searching this trail, that suspect did get away. but police do tell me they are working a couple solid leads. that's the latest live from marblehead. >> closely knit cape cod community coming together tonight remembering four college students killed in a tragic accident. two of the students grew up on the cape. they were killed monday in a head-on crash by a wrong-way driver on 495 in middleborough. that driver from fall river was also killed and the crash is the family of a connecticut woman lost at sea holding a memorial for her today. some family members didn't show because the case is still open. nathan carman and his mother disappeared during a trip off rhode island last month. he was found floating on a life raft eight days later. had his mother was not found. and is presumed dead. nathan says he still hopes crews find his mom. >> i am glad that many of my mom's friends chose to attend.

good time for us to come together and support one another. i wish desperately that my mom was rescued. i hope that she will be found. >> linda carman was 54 years old. nathan was a suspect in the 2013 murder of his grandfather, but was cleared. a final report offering disturbing details into the taunton stabbing spree and days leading up to it. according to the report, # diagnosed with anxiety disorder before he attacked people in may. he was described as manic and depressed but wasn't given any prescriptions for that. the report describes much of what we already know about the attacks that started in an elderly woman's home an ended at the pertucci's at the mall there. an off-duty officer shot him and the d.a. said it was justified. two people were both killed in the stabbing spree.

and heath was killed in the restaurant trying to stop the suspect after he stabbed a pregnant waitress. the election is 13 days away. donald trump back at it tonight campaigning in north carolina after stepping off the trail briefly to open his new hotel in washington d.c. today. then hillary clinton getting a warm welcome in florida as supporters serenaded her singing happy birthday as she turns 69 years old. tonight, clinton is trying to use trump's new hotel against him while trump claims it's evidence h grow. ryan schultice joins with us more. >> kim, tonight some polls show the race is tightening, donald trump is doubling down on his attacks as hillary clinton celebrates her birthday in battleground florida. >> we are going to win back the white house, believe me. >> donald trump fired up at a rally in north carolina tonight after a new fox news poll shows him now only three points behind hillary clinton who he hammered on health care. >> she's going to -- it's going

frankly, can we live another four years with another obama? i don't think so. i don't think so. and i think she will be worse. >> reporter: but hillary clinton brushing off all the polls tonight even the ones that show her lead expanding. >> i don't pay attention to polls when they are good and i don't pay attention to them when they are bad. i really don't. and i know people tell you that but it's really true for me. i don't pay attention. >> earlier today trump was off the campaign trail in washington cutting the rib been for his a symbol, he says, for how he would run the government. >> my theme today is five words. under budget, and ahead of schedule. >> drum the media doesn't hold hillary clinton to the same standard when she takes five days off to get ready for a debate or to see adele like she did last night. >> hillary clinton has time to go to an adele concert and everybody thinks that's cool.

an incredible stunning piece of architecture, a new hotel, first-class hotel, and everybody's hair is on fire. >> today in florida, clinton was hitting trump hard about his hotel opening saying yes, it's new, but trump's business tactics are the same old story. >> he's used undocumented workers. he's made his products in foreign countries. he's used chinese steel instead of american steel. so, you know, you can talk a good game, but let's look at the facts. >> hillary clinton celebrated where she stayed focused on spending every second trying to reach out to undecided voters. >> we can't take our foot off the gas even for a short time. every vote counts. just ask my friend, former vice president al gore. >> reporter: it looks like both trump and clinton will be spending election night in new york city. >> as the election approaches stay with 7 news on air, online, and on our mobile and tablet apps for the latest voice your

concerns. >> a pilot removed from a flight right before takeoff. so, why did investigators ground him? >> on patrol at logan. we will meet the team charged with sniffing out trouble. >> dry for the morning commute. rain for the evening commute. forecast up next. >> plus, getting out the vote new england style. it's a special message from actor ben affleck next on 7 i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much.

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>> confusing and scary their pilot, one of them, pulled off the plane accused of being drunk. sky west scrambled to get a new first officer on the flight deck. passengers say police grabbed him just before takeoff. >> and they say it's all thanks to an alert t.s.a. agent who noticed something was wrong with that pilot. >> it was the 8:30 a.m. delta connection flight from rapid city to salt lake city, delayed at the gate after t.s.a. officers smelled alcohol on the first officer. >> we assumed with the local authorities there that it

and in deed, the first officer was, was drunk. >> within a few minutes, that first officer, 38-year-old russ duzak, was taken into custody. police say his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. >> this is one of the areas where the pilots and all flight crew members have a virtual zero tolerance for impairment for any reason. >> sky west airlines operated today's flight for delta. it quickly brought in a replacement pilot. in a statement telling nba news sky westol the highest standards of professionalism and the safety and security of our customers and people are our top priority. the arrested pilot now on administrative leave. but darin farmer flying with his nine-year-old son calls the incident outrageous. >> could have injured myself, my son, or frankly killed us if the plane goes down based upon him just showing up to work drunk. absolutely ridiculous. >> it's just the more recent case of pilots allegedly trying to fly drunk.

in march, an american airlines pilot in handcuffs at the airport after failing two breathalyzer tests in detroit. he pleaded no contest. tonight, yet another pilot accused of trying to fly while intoxicated. so the flight was delayed for more than two hours before it took off safely with that replacement pilot. >> there's a new security team, better news out of our airport, logan airport. this team sniffs out trouble. the t.s.a. hosting a demonstration with a passenger sniffing dog. this black lab named jazz sniffing dogs. she's been trained to detect things on a passenger or in the luggage. >> we did our training at lackland air force base for three months. and then we come back here to low can and we do additional training to get jazz certified. so, it it's roughly between a four and five-month process before the dog's trained good enough to work here in the environment.

many breeds, they are smart and they are social. >> and they make great pets, too. >> they are awesome. >> yes. sean is what? >> he's a yellow lab and mutt. >> i had a black lab named midnight. wasn't that original. >> i love 'em all. >> right. yeah. ours, just adopted daysy a few months ago. we love her. love our pets and hey do you love the weather? rain is on the way for tomorrow afternoon. morning commute, i think you are ok. there may be some sprinkles at the coastline early tomorrow morning. but there's leftover cold air om so, in the wooster hills it actually starts as a little bit of snow mid afternoon tomorrow. it's not a travel issue because the ground is still warm. and, even as it is snowing for a short time tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will be near 40?. 20s and 30s, the city at 38. bedford at 34. cold again tonight. wind fades away mostly clear. temperatures between 30 and 40. here is that storm system over here. slicing through the great lakes states tonight and this will make a bee line into new england

he? to be had. back through the southern tier of new york as well as pennsylvania. and that's on the move. so, tomorrow, other than a little bit of sun early in the day, plan on a mostly cloudy day and again there could be a few sprinkles early on at the coastline. but even that's isolated. the brunt of the rain holds off for metro boston until 4:00 or 5:00. as the storm system comes into new england, again, it will take on the shape of some snow flake and sleet pelts. wooster hills, birksheirs connecticut. this is predominantly a rainstorm and in terms of anything sticking, elevations above 1500 feet is possible. but the ground is still -- ground temperature is still running 45 to 50 degrees. it's a little early even though we are coming up on the five-year anniversary of the halloween an verse have i, snowtober. we won't do that.

precipitation in the wooster hills it becomes a rainstorm. beneficial rain at that although once again with leaves clogging the storm drains and a burst of steady rain fall late tomorrow night into early friday morning, there may be localized street flooding. i don't think it's flash flooding like we saw in wooster last friday night. it's not going to be four inches of rain. because this weather system is not tapping into anything tropical. but just be mindful of that if you are on the roadways about this time tomorrow night and very early in the day on friday. the rain will wind before 6:00 a.m. but this is how much rain i think is on the way. just about all of us will pick up an inch of beneficial rain and in some locations perhaps as much as an inch and a half of rain and again, rain, not snow. seven on seven forecast, friday, a lot of clouds. windy, low 50s saturday and sunday. temperatures in the upper 50s.

>> ben affleck adopting new hampshire. the cambridge native puts on a strong boston accent urging people to register to vote. between that and all the ads for get out and vote early because you can do it now -- >> it's everywhere all the time. >> 13 days. >> so let's talk sports instead. celtics season >> they did well. it wasn't easy, though. a lot of enthusiasm with the high expectations coming into the season over at the garden. but it was close at the end.

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do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. >> the celtics open up their season hosting the once again dreadful nets. the perfect opponent to start with, one guy who stepped right in, al hore for the sell particulars. big name free agent signing making an immediate impact. he made himself right at home at the garden. big fellow showing the range early on, spotting up for a

movement. he finish was 11 points, cyst assists, five rebounds and four blocks tonight. celtics led by six at the half. broke the game open in the third. crowder slamming home two of his 21. more celtics defense later in the third. check out the bounce pass from the rookie. brown dropping a dime to thomas. he led the way with 25 and nine assists but the celtics had to sweat it out. nets outscored them 36-25 in the fourth quarter and could have tied it up on this justin instead, the celtics escape 122-117 with the win. bruins visiting the rangers. b.s had yet to score first in their prove six games but david pasternak lights the light. two zip, the lead would not stand up with the fourth strange rookie goal tender in net. second period game tied at 2-2. brandon unties it with the first of two goals on the night on mcentire.

north redding putting home one from rick nash. the bruins lose their third straight. wrecks ryan knows he caught a break beating the patriots in week four. this sunday it's a different story. the future hall of fameer is become and the only area where bills have the edge now is where the game is played. out in buffalo. >> they are into it from the first quarter all the way to the last, you know, from pregame warm-ups to, you know, the end of the game. stadiums. buffalo is one of the tops. the thing that's most challenging is when they are making plays. that's what gets them amped up. >> david ortez making an appearance at the world series not to play but to pick up the 2016 american league hank aaron award given to the league's most outstanding offensive player. poppy hit 315 with 38 home runs,

his retirement. the cubs trying to even up the fall classic in cleveland. they led the indians 1-0 in the third. kyle makes it 2-0 with an r.b.i. single to center. the big fellow continues his come back going two for four with two r.b.i.s. chicago wins it 5-1 tieing the series at a game apiece. >> play of the day brought to you by capital one. >> raptors and pistons, jonas drops 32 on detroit. none were louder than this one. the big man barreling dow coming to a poster near you after this one. thanks to that slam which gets our play of the day. and patriots running back lewis is expected to resume practicing with the team this week as he comes back from a second knee procedure. the pats will have 21 days to activate him once he takes the practice field. that's sports. >> wow. valencias and schwarber? he nailed it.

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