>> anchor: first at 4:30, we are following breaking news. fire crews race to o'hare airport in chicago after some sort of fire there. you can see the intense black smoke right on the runway coming out of that plane. thankfully everyone got off board safely. adam williams live with the breaking details. >> reporter: major fire there it appears. american airlines says a flight to miami was going down the runway when it had some sort of

did get off that aircraft sail. the runway shut down and the faa says it will open an investigation into what caused all of this. and here is a live look from chicago's o'hare of that plane right now. it looks a little hazy right now but you can see all of the fire trucks surrounding and the evacuation slides that were deployed and if you look to the left, hang on right there. if you look to the left you can see it looks like a perhaps a scorch mark on the back of that airplane unless that perhaps but i don't think it is. also bear in mind that air crafts like this appease to be a 737 or perhaps a little bigger but all airports carry their fuel in the wings so the proximity of the engine to the fuel in the wings could certainly have been a contributing factor to that black smoke and big fire. everybody is okay there. we'll continue to follow any developments into a possible cause and bring you the very latest here on 7 news. in the newsroom, adam williams, 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7 the wife

at her house and her husband reported that apparent crime. >> anchor: but an investigation proved it just wasn't true. kimberly bookman live for us with more on what exactly happened here. kimberly? jadiann police say money problems probably caused this woman to lie. her husband said that he didn't know anything about it at all. it's unfortunate that we're here today. >> reporter: the a podium in the millbury police station the department's chief reveals a theft reported at out to be made up. it never happened. maria daly fabricated the entire story that there was no break into the home, there was no larceny from the home. >> reporter: last week police say they went to officer dan daly's home and found draws the open and the place disshelled. the wife reporting $10,000 worth of jewelry missing. neighbors were shocked and they

from the high school. >> reporter: that seemed to make sense to many because the couple reported their yellow siding was vandalized too, possibly the initials of black lives matterment list were wary because no one reported hearing the dog barking. the mere fact you have an active k-9 officer with a very active k-9 at the residence didn't make sense to me. obviously there was no need for the dog to be agitated because as far as he was concerned nothing really happened. >> reporter: investigators officer's wife to lie. the fact i just found out she actually did the whole thing herself, okay, that's weird. i think she should know better. come on. >> reporter: plus say the wife did admit to committing these crimes. she will be summoned to court. reporting live from millbury, kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> anchor: new details in an investigation in concordment police releasing the photo of this car today.

of the vehicle. police are searching for a man who they say followed a child home from school and took pictures of him. now parents there of course are on high alert. nicole oliverio has the latest for us. parents may be changing their holiday weekend plans in concord after police say a suspicious manifold an elementary school student home on thursday. we're not sure what we're going to do for halloween, whether we will walk with them. some of them are old enough to go on their own but we'll question that this weekend. >> reporter: police sent out approached a young student around 3:40 as he was walking home from school. the man reportedly told the child he had candy. the boy ignored the man but told officers as he was entering the home the driver got out of the car and began taking pictures with his phone. i do work at the high school here in town and i would say it's a pretty safe place but i don't think anywhere is safe. concord schools says it's first concern is student safety and that principals and staff

things like that don't happen very often and we tend to let children enjoy the town and without worrying. the boy told officers that he believes the driver was in a newer model sedan. police won't say where this happened or what school that student was coming from but they are asking the public for help. in concord, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> anchor: a new hampshire woman allegedly kidnapped by her boyfriend has been found safe. londonderry police say the man forced. woman from her workplace then into his car. state police in massachusetts were able to stop him in worcester. he was questioned and released as the investigation continues he could be facing several charges including kidnapping. >> anchor: police and swat teams surround a hotel in hampton, new hampshire. police say an man fired at officers leading to a standoff. the union leader reports the man was later found dead inside a room at the marion motel. no officers were injured and police did not return fire.

officials there say two boats were badly damaged in the boat yard and plastic covers of six others vessels there were burned. no injuries were reported. >> anchor: two people are arrested after a crazy crash is caught on camera in lebanon, new hampshire. police say the suspects were drunk when they ran their car off the road and slammed into a utility pole on route 4. officers later found prescription drugs later in the vehicle. they have been charged with driving under the influence form eappen state coach has been awarded $7.3 million in in a lawsuit against the school. the verdict comes nearly five years after the former coach says penn state defamed him and ruined his reputation. the school placed him on administrative leave in 2011 after it became public his testimony helped prosecutors charge jerry sandusky with child molestation. >> anchor: traffic came it i astand still this morning near the new york-new jersey border as a man was taken into custody after climbing the george

south tower of that bridge. the nypd special operations chief tweeted that the man was emotionally disturbed but the chief said emergency services and nypd were able to negotiate with that climber. he is now being evaluated. >> anchor: two freight trains collided head on today on a stretch of track just south of philadelphia. officials say both trains owned by csx transportation were moving at the time of the accident. two people were injured in the collision and were ta hospital. csx officials are now investigating that crash. >> anchor: also on 7, a south florida family celebrating christmas a bit earlier this year. the city of plantation sued them saying their holiday display was a public nuisance. the family won the light fight. a judge ruled against the city. brendan buyer has much more. show will go on in plantation. not only a victory for our family, it's a victory for all of the residents of the city of plantation.

favor of the hyatt family's extravagant yearly christmas display claiming the city of plantation failed to show these 200,000 lights, ornaments and other decorations are a public nuisance. she vindicated our family. she vindicated our ability to bring the christmas spirit to many of the residents here in south florida. come into christmas. >> reporter: the city sued the family two years ago saying the thousands that came to see this display created a traffic problem, but in court it wasn't until the city got involved that all of these visitors became an issue. there wasn't even so much as a traffic tie up. when would go to the grocery store or anything. it was like totally fine. now they door celebrating. i am thrilled. i am absolutely thrilled. the good guys win. >> reporter: mark hyatt said the city spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to shut his christmas display down. it's partially why he is now running for public office.

to this. the fact the city council and the attorneys of this city and the mayor and administration made up their mind to take a personal vendetta against my family and ultimately against the residents and spend almost a half million dollars of tax peyer money for nothing. >> reporter: reporting in plantation, brandon byer, 7 new. >> anchor: a dramatic shoot out in arizona caught on camera. who officers chasing after a suspect one officer was grazed by a bullet and fell opened fire. you can hear all of that heavy gunfire. the officer's partner then shot the suspect several times. the wounded officer has been released from the hospital. the suspect is in stable

after being burned in a an explosion. a mobile home in a he o.an officer's body camera captured that footage wednesday. investigators say an oxygen tank erupted which caused that blast. >> anchor: some surfers in california getting a buzz. a low flying plane getting a little too close to surfers in the water off the coast of delmar. the whole incident caught on camera as police are now investigating. planes are often spotted at the beach but rarely do they fly so low for so long. this plane s different flying really low over the surf zone, we call to the impact zone. we have surfers, swimmers, boogie boarders. >> anchor: officer adam chase says this video shows a cessna flying as low as 20 feet over the heads of at least four surfers which chase believes violates several faa regulation. aircraft that fly over water have to stay a minimum of 500 feet away from any person, vessel, structure. >> reporter: chase also said

compelled to sent send a formal complaint to the faa. it's no different than a car driving erratically and people call in. when we see a plane flying in erratic manor that's not normal, that looks dangerous, i think we need to do the same thing. he hugged the coastline for about 3/4 of a mile. senior lifeguard was the fast acting camera man that seemed to catch the cessna flying eye level from his tower post. this was different just because we were prepared to record it an staff to do it. >> reporter: when you freeze the video you can see one, two, three, four surfers directly underneath the plane's flight path. grant says this should be a lesson to all pilots who enjoy flying the coast. for follow rules and regulations of the air for their safety and our safety. >> reporter: investigators say they expected pilot's license now to be us ponded. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news a boston marathon bombing survivor reliving some painful memories. more on the items she just

breaking stories. the f.b.i. investigation reopening now into hilary clinton's e-mail server after finding new information pertaining to the case and that information coming from anthony weiner's phone. >> anchor: breaking in chicago, an american airlines plane catches fire on the runway here. this is a live picture, smoke was pouring into the air from that plane. you can see here the passengers were evacuated. none of them hurt. you can see this side of the plane they are charred. much more as the story develops news.. >> reporter: we all know drinking lattes is easy but now kayla harrison will see what it's like to make them. let's see who makes a let's see who makes a better uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that.

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eiraqa was watching her mother run marathon when bombs went of. >> anchor: she just recently got her things back including her cell phone filled with messages from that fateful day. jennifer egan has much more. >> reporter: for erica every step is a reminder of the deadly attack near the boston marathon finish line of she has undergone multiple surgeries and now lives with a prosthetic leg. nothing has brought back memories from that day like seeing the clothes see was wearing and where the pieces of shrapnel pierced her body. at first i wasn't sure if i wanted to when i was there i decided i do want to see them of i had a ravens shirt on that i loved and i remember being so upset they cut it and i had, i saw my jeans and i saw how shredded and just torn apart they were and aoddly enough my left shoe they had kept and now that i am an amputee on my left side it was very emotional seeing my shoe.

sent them off to be decontaminated. last month she was able to pick up her possessions ms. i charged my phone and still had everything on there. i had 67 text messages and over ten voice mails from that day. >> reporter: she doesn't know what she is going to do with the items but she said she is not ready to see them destroyed. it was a weird, very emotional but it was also healing at the same time to kind >> anchor: she is back teaching preschool now and she is helping the f.b.i. with a new on-line tool that educates teens about violent extremism. in the newsroom, jennifer eegan, 7 news. >> anchor: ahead at 5:00 big changes when traffic tiups are expected on the mass pike. what you need to know about that new electronic toy. >> anchor: and a return to wrigley. fans rejoicing after decades as the world series is finally

ballpark. >> anchor: the f.b.i. investigation reopening into the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server after finding some new information pertaining to that case on anthony weiner's phone. >> anchor: breaking in chicagoan american airlines plane catches fire right there on the runway. smoke pouring into the air. passengers evacuated and we're being told at this time no one was hurt. but this is a huge develop storingy as we try to figure out what happened here so we'll follow this for you and we'll

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massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. >> reporter: right now in town 45 degrees, clouds with pockets of drizzle, mist and rain. dew point at 43. west northwest wind at 20 miles per hour, gusting close to 40 miles per hour on the backside of the storm which brought some wintery precipitation to southern new england yesterday and now that has shifted up through northern new england but

we're talking raindrops and not snowflakes. wind advisory in effect again at the seacoast, cape ann in particular as cape cod and islands. winds may gust upwards of 50 miles per hour. here you go, provincetown within the last few moments gusting to 40 miles per hour, even back into the worcester hills occasionally you will have a gust around 30, 35 miles per hour. so real messy out there at in time, high pressure not anywhere near us. this is low pressure wound up, there is a little area of high su you even farther west and there is another storm system quickly zipping through the flake states and this may actually be a preview of what we see this winter where we don't have el nino around this winter. we have perhaps a weak la nina which really energizing the northern branch of the jet stream and so you have a lot of these storm systems that zip across the northeast and obviously when it's cold enough then you are talking snow. that might be something you pay

december. now on to your weekend forecast. we slow things down with the forecasting. a lot of clouds out there tomorrow. maybe a sprinkle tomorrow afternoon. and i think a better chance of a few showers on sunday afternoon as those weather systems are zipping through but again it's not going to be a repeat of what we dealt with the last couple days. no powerhouse storms coming at us of a weak weather system moving right across the northeast and then high pressure is with us on halloween. so the weekend again a lot of clouds tomorrow, a few sprinkle in the afternoon no. that catches your attention perhaps the most is the temperatures will be in the mid and upper 50's both tomorrow and again on sunday. which is where we should be for this time of year. not in the 40's which is where we are now. sunday afternoon again risk of a few showers. some of the apple orchards still offering picking so get after it with the numbers in mid and upper 50's this afternoon although personally myself i have to get myself a pumpkin before linus grabs the great pumpkin. a few showers on sunday

milder with temperatures in the mid 50's. halloween lots of sunshine during the afternoon, near 50 and then monday evening for all of the little ghosts and goblins numbers in the mid and upper 40's. no weather issues. >> anchor: thanks so much, let's get a check of the friday drive hole. here is matt fitzgerald. >> anchor: tough going hardly moving at all on 93 in either direction on zakim bridge. on the northbound side out of the o'neill tunnel in methuen. southbound side isn't much better. you will be heavy from the assembly square right into the southbound tunnel. tunnel before the government center exit. the expressway south is at a standstill. you will be heavy all the way to the braintree split over on the northbound side you are also really heavy as you head into the tunnel. the pike east is crawling as you make your way out of the city this afternoon or the pike west is crawling as you make your way out of the city this afternoon. it will be stop and go then again out past h 495. the eastbound pike is moving well however further back you are barely moving from route 30

tonight the pike will begin awful electronicking to so expect delays with new lane configurations. we'll check the drive and pike west from downtown boston to the weston tolls, a 26 minute drive. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news getting in the halloween spirit whole eshow you how some example across the country are

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>> anchor: a home in california putting on an impressive spooktacular light show. the man who built it says he used around 400,000 lights and that it took two weeks. seems like it would take longer. the 30 minute light show will happen every night through the end of halloween. a little early in maine. a flash mob inhave aing downtown dancing to thriller. dozens of people swarm monument square to put on a spooky show for the crowd there. organizers say it took three weeks to get the choreography down. . looks good. >> anchor: do you know what you are going to be? >> anchor: no. >> anchor: are you going to dress up? >> anchor: to be determined. are you? >> anchor: maybe. a. a procrastinator. adam is over there and suggested superman and superwoman in case

much more to come in knelt 90 minutes, everyone. thanks for joining us so far. a jadiann thompson. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news. a terrifying scene at a chicago airport. a plane catches on fire mopes before takeoff. also breaking an october bombshell. just 11 days before the election the f.b.i. announcing it will investigate newly discovered e-mails linked to hillary clinton. donald trump is already jumping on this latest news. >> anchor: the drizzle fades away the wind follows suit. >> anchor? just a few hours the way we pay trolls tolls will change. why an electronic system could lead to headaches on the mass pike. we're hearing from a passenger who was injured when an uber slammed into a beacon hill building. the world series returns to wrigley tonight. we'll head out live to the windy city where chicago and cleveland are fighting for a long awaited

at 5:00 i'm plane catches fire at chicago's o'hare airport just minutes before takeoff. a very scary scene on the runway. look at the smoke pouring out of the aircraft. evacuations slides were activated and all passengers were able to get off the plane safely. >> anchor: some passengers were injured. let's get to ryan schulteis here now with the latest on this breaking story. ryan? >> reporter: american airlines flight 383 was going down the runway ready for takeoff from miami when faa official say a tire blew out and debris damage that. engine caught fire and you can see here black smoke filling the air. massive plumes of smoke in this video right here. fire crews race to the scene. there were 161 passengers on board and nine crew members. the airline confirming all of the passengers were evacuated and we're hearing there are several minor injuries involved with this. the runway at o'hare airport is now shut down. you can see the plane surrounded by lots of fire trucks right there, all of the evacuation slides are deployed and a big burn mark, very visible, on the