o'hare airport. >> anchor: the wife of a police officer calls in a burglary. now she is facing charges. >> anchor: big storm pulls away. milder this weekend. >> anchor: a death defying student gives surfers a fright and it was all caught on camera. >> anchor: right off the top here at 5:30. breaking news how of chicago a lean catches fire at chicago's o'hare airport just minutes before take off. a very scary scene on the runway. you can see smoke pouring out of that flight 383. it was heading to miami. officials say a tire blew out and debris shot right into the engine causing major damage. evacuation slides were activated. the airline confirming all passengers were evacuate and we're hearing there are several minor injuries. >> anchor: we have more breaking news at 5:30. the f.b.i. says it is reopening its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. and this announcement is coming just 11 days away from election. >> anchor: we've also learned

kim khazei in the newsroom with more. >> anchor: these new e-mails were uncovered during the f.b.i.'s probe into anthony weiner and the anthony weiner case. federal law enforcement officials telling the "new york times" the new e-mails were found on seized electronic devices belonging to weiner and humaabadeen the investigation is investigating these alleged text message that's weiner sent to a 15-year-old girl in north carolina. now one federal official telling the times there are more than 1,000 new e-mails that may have to do with the clinton campaign and they have not commented yet but there you see clinton arriving in iowa today shortly after the new f.b.i. investigation came to light. f.b.i. director james comby informed congress of the new developments in this letter sent to congressional leaders today. comby says new e-mails have come to light recently prompting investigators to take another look at what sensitive government information traveled through the private e-mail

donald trump giving an enthusiastic speech today in manchester, new hampshire. he did talk very first off the top about the reopening of the investigation saying perhaps finally justice will be done. those trump's words. state department spokesman said the department will cooperate as fully as possible with the investigation. in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7, the wife of a millbury police officer charged. police say she fake a break in at her ho. apparent crime. >> anchor: but an investigation proved it just wasn't true. kimberly bookman was live for us with more on the story. kimberly. >> anchor: this was a difficult day out here at this police department. you know this police officer is a 12 year veteran of the force. while he has been cleared of any wrongdoing they all know his wife and she is facing serious charges. i think she should know better. come on. a long time millbury k-9 officer's wife is in big trouble for reporting a crime that

was broken into, $10,000 of jewelry missing and yellow siding on the house vandalized with the letters blm possibly standing for black lives matter. the wife of officer dalai, maria dalai, fabricated the entire story. that there was no break into the home, there was no larceny from the home. there was some spray paint that was done on the outside and that was done by mrs. daly as well. >> anchor: when word first spread of the alleged theft peop concerned saying the neighborhood is safe and they always took comfort in knowing a police officer and his police dog were nearby. my initial thought it was probably kids from the high school. >> anchor: for that reason bliss were leery. no one reported hearing the k-9 bark. obviously there was no need for the dog to be agitated because as far as he was concerned nothing really happened. investigators believe money problems led the officer's wife to lie. they say he didn't know anything about it. casting negative eye on the

itself when in fact this was one individual's motives. the police chief says that mrs. daly confessed to these crimes and turned over jewelry she said was stolen. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> anchor: and police in concord searching for a man who followed a child home from school. the boy says the man offered him candy and then got out of the car and took pictures of him. the man was last seen driving a white ford fusion it is a sedan near lexington road in concord and with halloween just around we're most sure what we will do for halloween. some of them are old enough to probably go on their own but we will question that this weekend. >> anchor: concord school officials say they are make a point to remind students to avoid strangers and to not go near any vehicles that they don't recognize. >> anchor: a new hampshire woman bliss say was kidnapped which her boyfriend was hand found safe. londonderry police say victor rosario forced the victim into his car yesterday afternoon. he then drove over the border

him in worcester. he was questioned then released. as the investigation continues he could be facing several charges including kidnapping. >> anchor: and police and swat teams surround a motel in hampton, new hampshire where police say a man fired at officers leading to a standoff. the union leader reporting the man was later found dead inside a room at the marion motel. no officers were hurt and police did not return fire. >> anchor: fire damages several boats in medford the officials say two boats were dl in the boat yard and plastic covers there. six other vessels burned. no injuries were reported. we are following more news here today. the 7 people involved in an armed standoff in oregon cleared of all chars earlier this year the group drew national attention when the occupied a federal wildlife refuge but some leaders aren't accepting that verdict. sara french has details. >> reporter: tears of joy. we came to oregon to hardy county seeking justice.

>> reporter: ara jury found brothers amman and ryan bundy along with five other defendants not guilty on all counts connected to an armed standoff with federal agents back in february. it's overwhelming. it's all we hope for but didn't know we would get. the tile coming after an occupation at a wildlife refuge in oregon that lasted six weeks. a group of at least 19 occupiers said they were protesting for rangers rights and op prosecutors and in the trial argued the defendants kept federal employees from doing their jobs during their occupation of the refuge. some debts also faced felony charges of left of government property and possession of firearms at a federal facility. during leader amman bundy's arrest a rancher was killed during a show down with federal agents and police. amon bundy remains in police

with federal agents in nevada. i have to go to nevada and fight. that's the next step. go to nevada and fight and win it there too. that's going to be enough, tough nut to crack but we will do it. >> reporter: a day of celebration but for some supporters the fight is just beginning. after the verdict an tone for bundy was tazered following an argument with the judge. he was taken into u.s. marshals custody but as since been released. into the newsroom, sara fr 7 news. >> anchor: caught on camera a close call in california. a plane flies right over the heads of surfers riding the was. now the lifeguard who recorded the scary stunt is sharing the footage hoping to stop other pilots from doing the same thing. planes governmenten spotted it ebeach but rarely do they fly so low for so long. this plane was a lot different flying really low over the surf zone that we call the impact zone. we have surfers, swimmers, boogie boarders.

this officer 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 says while regulating aircraft id is out of his jurisdiction he felt compelled to send a formal complaint to the faa. it's no different than a car driving erratically on the road and people call in when we see manner that's not normal. that looks dangerous. i think we need to do the same thing. we hugged the coastline for about 3/4 of a mile. senior lifeguard tyler grant was the fast acting camera man that seemed to catch the cessna flying eye level from his tower post. i think this was different because we were prepared to record it and we had time and staff to do it. >> reporter: when you freeze video you can see one, two, three, four surfers directly

lesson to all pilots who enjoy flying the coast. for all of rules and regulations of the air and for their safety and our safety. >> anchor: the faa was not available for immediate comment in the case and chase says he expects the pilot's license to be suspended. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 5:30 a marathon survivor finally gets her things back from the fateful day. the memory she is having to relive. >> anchor: at 6:00 tonight is the night toll on the mass pike go all automatic is 10:00 p.m. are you ready for the breaking news. >> anchor: out of chicagoan american airlines men catches fire at o'hare airport just minutes before taking off. the airline conif ing all passengers were evacuate and there are several minor injuries of much more on this coming up

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nothing has brought back memories from seeing clothes she was wearing and where pieces of shrapnel pierced her body. at first i wasn't sure if i wanted to see my clothes and when i was there i decided i do want to see them. i had a ravens shirt on that i loved and i remember being so upset that i cut it and i had, i saw my jeans and i saw how veried and just torn apart they were and oddly enough my left shoe, i'm an amputee on my left side i it was very emotional. the f.b.i. held on to items as evidence then sent them off to be decontaminated. last month me was able to pick up her possessions. i charge my phone, it still had everything on there and i had 67 text messages and over ten voice mails from that day. she doesn't know what she is going to do with items but she

it was a weird, very emotional but it was also healing at the same time to kind of come full circle with it. she is back teaching preschool now and she is helping the f.b.i. with a new on-line tool that ed kits teens about violent extremism. in the newsroom, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news at 5:30, excited for halloween. we have a recipe that will be with your senses in what's >> reporter: that looks spooktacular. the forecast for the weekend is up next. i will go now. horsing an, two horses hit the road on the vineyard when high winds blew open their barn door. >> reporter: plus we're following breaking news at this hour. the f.b.i. reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. we'll have the latest for you we'll have the latest for you coming up at 6:00. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump.

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>> anchor: rain and cool, raw conditions fade away overnight tonight. milder weekend, but a new chance of a few sprinkles tomorrow afternoon and sunday afternoon. but not a epete of the last 24 hours. overall the pattern milder, getting back to where we should be for this time of year for afternoon highs and even a little bit on the warm side next week. your chance of rain for the weekend just a few sprinkles tomorrow afternoon and i think on sunday afternoon, a few isolated showers. we still have showers right now coming depositing in from the north shore, the seacoast, merrimac valley and these are heading south pretty much right down route 3 then you add on to the cape another batch of cool, raw rain, drizzly light rain activity in the worcester hills. 495 corridor. no snowflakes this go around. it's cold and raw but it's not cold enough for snow. there is snow to be had though in northern new england from that storm system right there that came through here last night and yesterday or last night and early today with rain.

chelmsford, one and a half inches of rain here in the city of boston. just over an inch of rain and for the month of october boston has picked up five and a third inch of rain. a rain full surplus we haven't said that since february actually. this is our first month which will go into the books as above normal rain. in fact this month alone more rain than we had the entire summer. unreal. now wind advisory is the other issue with the storm system northwest winds gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour. occasionally even gutting over at guts of 46 miles per hour. worcester and boston gusting to 35 miles per hour. so overnight tonight the storm packs its boston and slowly peels away from southern new england, taking the rain and winds but already as we look over here there is another storm system in the great lake states this evening. this will not be a repeat of what we're dealing with now. but what it will do is bring another batch of clouds into new england tomorrow afternoon and there may be a few sprinkles. northern new england lookic like a better chance of rain showers

mass pike there may be a sprinkle or two or five but that would be about it and then on sunday the weather system kind of slows down and regathers its thoughts and another with a batch of clouds comes up along this cool front here with clouds in the afternoon and there may be an isolated shower on sunday afternoon. not all day rain. 7 on 7 forecast. there is the milder pattern. now we should have temperatures in the middle and upper 50's but still it's milder than where we have. local wednesday you see that there. sun and clouds. we will flirt with next week. see you at 6:00. >> anchor: halloween is on monday which means all eyes are on salem but the witch city is more than just a holiday haunt. it's where 7's sara french found a frighteningly good recipe for founder that you can enjoy all year-round. it's in what's cooking. with halloween right around the corner we couldn't think of a better place to visit than salem. so we headed to turners seafood,

originally the grounds were owned by bridget bishop who is the first witch burned in the trials. so it supposedly is haunted. hopefully with a little help from bridget herself. the chef will be showing us how to make a delicious corn bread and crab suffered witch founder. it's referred to as graysol but during the month of october we like to highlight the fact it's called witch founder. first up in the pan melt some butter then saute diced onions and celery. just enough to up a little bit. you can add a little bit of cherry helps enhance the sweetness. then crumble up conbread. this will be the base for your stuffing. sometimes it's best to use-day-old corn bread. you will bring over our onion and celery mixture and butter. pour that in together. and just started mixing to the by hand. now fold in your crab meat. mix some parsley and that's your stuffing. very easy.

wrap it around the stuffing and that's it. i felt like mine came apart a little bit more than yours did. that's okay. in the oven 350357, 10, 15 minutes you are ready to go. a beautifully plated corn bread and crab stuffed witch founder. that is so good. great flavors of new england "i think i can make this at home. no doubt. >> reporter: happy halloween. that's what's cooking. i am sara french, 7 news. >> anchor: as we get close to the next hour i want to say good evening to you. i am adam william. here is what we're working on. breaking news of a plane burst into flames moments before takeoff. chicago's o'hare international airport. also at 6:00 breaking news on campaign trail. the f.b.i. uncovers brand new e-mails linked to the hillary clinton investigation. what donald trump said at his campaign stop up in new hampshire. also sending a sign to mom and dad. a lynn couple's ultrasound surprise.

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>> anchor: for this week's class act we're meeting a student with several talents. one is music, another compassionate care giving. he is using both to light up the lives of so many. christa delcamp has this week's class act.

viola and the gift of music. music is what this week's class act is all about. music as therapy. i thought he was really good. i liked what he did. i think it's great. i love histone. it's beautiful and very skilled. for noah playing music at orchard kevin depend live something only part of his skill "i think it gives him a huge sense things things that they have done in his life. >> reporter: he is studying nursing in canton which is where we surprised him. question wanted to present an honor to a student with some outstanding musical abilities who was making people feel like they are being heal. noah simms, you can come to the front of the classroom?

nursing assistant. noah has been playing since age four. his skills in such demand that he started a small business as a therapeutic violist. he makes the rounds of several assisted living centers. he knows he likes it and he will go back and play more because it really like brightens their heart. it means a lot to noah to be able to help them. noah is compassionate, he enriches our lives every time he comes. he gets into at memories that they had and i think they kind of get the sense that it is impacting me because i am so young. so i think that gives him a huge sense of purpose. noah some day hopes to play with the longwood symphony and is also planning to attend college for nursing. for class act, i am christa delcamp, 7 news. >> anchor: so if you know a student between 6 and 12 grades doing something outstanding in school, sports or their

>> anchor: he sounds amazing. so relaxing and gives back to the community like that. he is so talented. >> anchor: another 30 minutes of 7 news straight ahead, everyone. . >> anchor: 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> anchor: now at 6:00, breaking news, characterized on the tarmac. a plane burst into flames in chicago. also breaking at 6:00, the f.b.i. reopening the hilary clinton e-mail investigation. new e-mails uncovered during the probe into something different. anthony weiner's senting. out with the old, in with the new. mass pike tolls go all digital and it could take a toll on drivers. a little girl in the womb sending a sign to her parents. >> anchor: first at 6:00, breaking news. smoke and flames pour from the engine of this aircraft at

several people injured, everybody escaping though with their lives. this happened just before takeoff. >> anchor: one of the wings charred, melted too. ryan schulteis in our newsroom with the latest. >> anchor: american airlines flight 383 was going down the runway waiting for take off when faa officials say a tire blew out and debris shot right into the engine doing major damage. the engine did catch fire. thick, black smoke filling the air. you can see the massive plume in this video right here. fire crews race to the scene. there were 161 passengers on the airline confirming all passengers and crew were evacuated. 7 passengers and one flight attendant were transported to the hospital with some minor injuries. the runway at o'hare airport is now shut down. you can see the plane surrounded by just tons of fire trucks all of the evacuation slides deployed and a big burn mark visible on the side of the plane. things were so hot the wing actually melted. now once every got off that plane bus as arrived to bring all of the passengers and crew members back to the terminal. we'll continue to keep you

ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: we have breaking news on campaign trail. the f.b.i. says it's reviewing newly discovered e-mails tid to its investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server. those e-mails discovered during another investigation and a disgraced new york politics anthony weiner and his sexting. tim caputo is in the newsroom. this bombshell comes just a week and a half before election day and republicans are already pouncing now that this e-mail scandal is back in the spot light. in a letter se today f.b.i. director james comby says they have uncovered new e-mails and investigators will be taking another look at hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. federal law enforcement officials tell the "new york times" that the new e-mails were found on seized electronic devices belonging to anthony weiner and hunaabadin, a top aide to hillary clinton as f.b.i. investigates text he allegedly sent to a 15-year-old.