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.

an abun dan of caution and to be extra authorize o.clinton's campaign is calling for more details to be released. campaign chair states director comby's letter refers to e-mails that came to light in an unrelated case but we have no idea what those e-mails are and the director himself notes they may not even be significant. clinton arrived in iowa shortly after the new f.b.i. investigation came to light but she didn't mention the new probe. instead, she focused her message on getting out the vote. we have got to keep our foot on the donald trump says he can still win and you know, he is right. anything can happen in an election. >> reporter: in the letter comby did not say they would be reexamining the previousifiedings and this afternoon the state department says they haven't been contacted by the f.b.i. but will work with them if asked. we're just at the point where we're trying to figure out what those e-mails even pertain to. whether they are vel relevant to her time as secretary of state. can't make any assumptions they are but they may be.

scheduled for this evening but no word at this point is if she plans to address in new probe in any of her speeches. tim caputo, 7 news. >> anchor: donald trump in new hampshire today calling today's developments worse than watergate. dan hausle continues our team 7 coverage. can is live for us right now in manchester, new hampshire. dan? well, adam being donald trump was more than an hour lit getting here but it turned out it worked to his advantage because about ten minutes before going on the stage, he got word of the hilary clinton opening up again and boy it sure seemed to put a spring in his step. this is bigger than watergate. donald trump here in manchester beaming after hearing the news that the f.b.i. is reopening its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. are all of the people that have suffered for doing so much less including just recently four star general james cart

others. perhaps finally justice will be done. >> reporter: the news a gift to the trump campaign with some polls showing the presidency out of reach but with clinton's e-mails back on the front bunner trump will be able to remind voters of hillary's weak spot right up to' election day. the delegs leagues of 33,000 e-mails that is sort of so out there after receiving a subpoena from the united states congress. she lied to she lied to the f.b.i. she made 13 phones disappear some with a hammer. >> reporter: trump also health with new hampshire leaders in the fight against drug addiction. but even there he noted that big news of the day may overshadow all other issues. even trump's repeated complaints about a rigged election. it might not be as rigged as i thought.

what? the f.b.i. i think they will right the ship, folks. i think they will right the ship. >> anchor: despite running lit trump and his team say they are going to stick with their schedule of meetings in maine and in cedar rapids, iowa tonight then on to phoenix, arizona tomorrow. you can bet they are huddling to edit his speeches to make best use of the news of the day. live in manchester, new hampshire. dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: all right, dan. new developments on campaign trail break like the f.b.i. e-mail investigation you can find t news phone and tablet apps. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to your forecast. and things are slowly clearing up after a day of downpours. eventually making way for slightly carl warmer temperatures over the week. let's find out how warm, how nice of a weekend and current conditions first i guess. jeremy reiner in. right now we still have that drizzly, rainy, cool, raw, feel thanks to that storm system that brought 1 to two informs of rain to the region last night

this afternoon. so the storm slowly pulls out of town later on this evening and as that happens it will take the clouds and the drizzle and then eventually the wind will shut down. we still have a wind advisory day anne as well as cape and islands. provincetown gusts to 51 miles per hour. here in the city of boston did youing to 30 miles per hour. so again that wind will fade away later on tonight and in terms of weekend it's milder. temperatures both tomorrow and sunday heading for the 50's which is where we should be for this time of year but this new england time line on that in a few minutes. >> anchor: meantime a toll transformation in massachusetts just hours away now when the clock strikes ten tonight all tolls will go' electronic and crews will start knock knocking down those old toll booths you have seen for so many years now. we mentioned before you will have a grace period to get an pass so the immediate concern is a potential for traffic headache especially for monday morning. let's talk about it now with jonathan hall who is live at the allston brighton tolls for us. jon? adam, good evening.

massachusetts turnpike. history making changes years in the making because those toll booths are going away as of 9: 45 tonight literally your cash will be no good here. they have been a fixture on the pike since the late 50's but now they are going the way of dinosaur. customers will see roads that are more convenient, safer, that allow them to drive faster and without interruption. the toll takers clocking beginning tomorrow morning. drivers have concerns with a big one at the top of the list. of course the traffic is going to be crazy. >> reporter: maybe big dig crazy for about a month. officials are warning commuters to expect delays in the construction zones, stretching from west stockbridge to boston. mass highway is asking commute tours alter their drive times or consider carpooling or using public transportation. think of this as a snowstorm and we always asked

as it will snow twice a day, every day, for 22 days both during your morning and afternoon commute. during phase one of construction there will be a change in the traffic pattern. crews will be working at the center of a toll complex to eventually allow traffic to pass right through the middle. during phase two the crews will work on the outside waters so eventually there is no sign of a toll booth at all. it will be christmas 2017 before the work is done. for those who don't have these, ez pass transponders are a must but at centers in web site will go dark for data transfer. so people are lining up to get them atticus per service centers and there will be expanded hours over the weekend. i don't believe it's going to be like we are going to face many problems, no. i think it will be fine. people who don't have these gizmos yet will have their license plates photographed and they will get bills in the mail at a higher price but again a 90 day grace period actually six

pay the lower price once you sign up. live at the allston brighton tolls in allston, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: new at 6:00 brookline police asking you to be aware as they search for a man who is exposing himself. they are especially concerned with trick or treaters heading out in a matter of days. people will be going door to door of course for candy. amaka ubaka live in brookline with the concerns tonight. police are have thing two in a man exposed himself to girls while sitting in his car. police say they are taking both incidents very seriously. they say they have a lot of officers working these cases, hoping to catch a suspect. police stepping up patrols in brookline after they say a man exposed himself to three elementary aged kids near ward park in brookline village tuesday afternoon. they say the girls were on their way to an after school event when they walked by a silver

as they get a little bit closer they notice that the male was naked from the waste down and he was fondling himself. police say a similar incident happened last month on green street where a man exposed himself to three middle school aged kids near brookline high school. the one in the 25th got owl of the vehicle with no pants on and walked to the passenger side and the me mails walked by. police don't know for sure if these but say because they both involved a silver grayish four door car and a man in his 20's they want people who live in the area to be on alert. it's disturbing of young girl walking to and from school or two and from school events and this they arcosted by someone with no pants on and phoneling themselves is a very disturbing crime. >> anchor: police are asking people to report any suspicious activity that they might see at this point there not much of a

20's and at this point they haven't released the make and model of that silver gray car. for now live in brookline, amacquay ubaka, 7 news. >> anchor: still to come as we continue at 6:00 an ultra surprise for a lynn couple. hear their reaction to seeing their unborn baby giving the peace sign in this ultrasound. >> anchor: plus, tom brady and patriots just two days away from battling the bills. hear what rex ryan had to say

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>> anchor: breaking news oh hollywood, florida. this is fed ex plane that's had an incident at the fort lauderdale hollywood international airport. you can see that plane is covered in foam and if you look at the right wing it looks to be in tact but if you like at the left wing, it's a little blurry. this comes literally hours after a plane at wheel came off a plane and the engine causing a big fire there. no active fire here in florida but fire crews surrounding foam is down, no word on injuries right now for this fed ex cargo plane but we'll continue to watch i'ms and keep you posted as we get new information. >> anchor: also on 7, a sound sign for a lynn couple expecting a baby girl. can you see what's happening in

so it seem. mom and dad just found out that their graphy baby is a girl. >> anchor: the peaceful message was an unexpected bonus for them it. happened while the expecting mom was getting her 18 week ultrasound during that procedure. the nurse was snapping photographs to try to determine the baby's gender. that's when the camera captured the peace sign. they love it. absolutely love the picture. they were like you have to frame that. you have to put it in like the nursery or your house. justov i figured this was like one and done basically. who knows. maybe she will keep doing it. i don't know. you heard from. mo. dad says it was most certainly a coincidence that she gave the peace sign during the ultrasound but says he hopes it's a good sign of things to come. >> anchor: that's how i would like at it. >> anchor: that's the first thought that came into my mind when i reported the story university just peace, right? peace sounds good. >> anchor: so does a dry weekend. peace, love, rock and roll

>> anchor: the november weather out of here for the weekend although the clouds will hang around and will may be a few raindrops tomorrow afternoon and been on sunday afternoon. at least it won't be cool an raw. here is your chance of rain over the week.

shower and sunday much of the same where the front part of the day is dry and then a 40% chance of some showers mid to late afternoon on sunday but most of the weekend is dry and milder. temperatures both weekend days in the 50's. right now rain is beginning to fade away. there are still pockets of drizzle north and south shore, even in here in the city of boston and then another batch out through metrowest 495 belt from this storm system that walloped us with some beneficial rain. again, a lot rain once again from this weather system between one and two over two inches here in the city of boston over an inform of rain and for the month of october boston has picked up over five inches of rain. now for the entire summer june, july, august, we didn't even pick up four inches of rain so more rain in the last 28 days in the city then all summer long and this will be our first month that features above normal rainfall since february. the priss to pay though is that it's a cold, raw wind. we have wind advisory in effect

and islands. havory in effect in boston but still windy out there. northwest winds gusting around 30 miles per hour. the drizzle fades away this evening and as the storm gets farther away from new england that wind will begin to settle down as well overnight tonight and already on its heels is another storm system here slicing through the great lake states. it will carve out a similar path but much weaker. so not like we're going to go through this all over again. but a last clouds tomorrow afternoon and as this weather system is passing southern new england it may pop off an isolated shower or sprinkle and then it slows down on sunday. so sunday we have morning sun, clouds in the afternoon. some of these showers and pennsylvania come at us very late in the i did on sunday and sunday evening with w begin just an isolated shower then halloween we're talking lots of sunshine. just dandy. temperatures tomorrow and again on sunday mid and upper 50's and again the front part of each day is dry with partly sunny skies. 7 on 7 forecast monday mostly

on monday near 50 degrees and of course monday evening for all of the trick or treaters out there looks okay. clear sky shall a little bit cool, but not bitter, not frigid and no snowflakes like five years ago. see you at 7:00.. he is the best layer in his position and obviously quarterback in this league, the most a big challenge. any time you go against him obviously if he knows what you are in, you are in trouble. >> anchor: rex ryan may be brash and bold but he is no dummy. unlike his first show down against the patriots back in week before the outspoker bills head coach will be dealing with a totally different animal this week with tom brady not rookie jacoby brissett running the show for the pats. after watching j run all over his defense last sunday wracking up 214 yards on the ground rex

blount and patriots running a take. the bills defense 27th in the league against the run this season allowing 125 yards rushing for game, chelsea mcdonald as more on sunday's rematch in orchard park. the patriots offense is thriving with tom brady back under center. but one of his weapons, tight end march tell bennett, didn't practice friday because of an ankle injury and he is questionable for sunday. a guy whose making progress dion lewis, he practiced for the second executive day. he has en things with training staff for a long time so the next step. >> reporter: pats are facing a depleted bills offense. march keys goodwin is out and mccoy is doubtful. not many weapons for tie rod taylor but he is good with his feet leading all nfl quarterbacks with 271 rushing yards. it's not easy because he is so quick and you know can get out of the expect and he is athletic so it's kind of a group effort there.

division rival has swept new england but the patriots aren't thinking about that. you can't worry about anybody else, this team and what they are doing. we just work hard here and just try to heap to win the division like we always do. odds makers have the patriots winning the super bowl and even president barack obama is picking the patriots to take home the lombardi drove. in a radio interview earlier this morning he preprodicked a rematch between the sea hawks and patriots. reporting at ll chelsea mcdonald, 7 sports. >> anchor: thank you, chelsea. for the first time sincelying bruins to a win in their home opener last thursday tukka rask is back this morning and will accompany the team on its three game road trip. the bruins is aing net mines or reportedly dealing with hamstring and groin injuries and will not be rushed back into game action. i think a little more cautious now with it because i injured myself about four years ago and then missed two or three months because of an injury.

force it and then be off too much. >> anchor: bruins set to open their road trip in detroit tomorrow night doing so without david foster knack. the department of player safety suspending the bruins leading goal scorer two games without pay for an illegal check to the head of the rangers dan girardi during wednesday night's loss in new york. >> anchor: pittsburgh hosting virginia tech hokeys up three in the fourth quarter and adding to it gerard evans throwing the fade to isaiah ford twisting around and making a great dive and catch right in front of the pile on. ford setting his record with 23 career touchdown and tagging home our play of the day. the fall classic resuming tonight in chicago with wrigley field set to host its first world series game in 71 years. that's it for sports.

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breaking news tonight. a bombshell from the fbi director, 11 days to the election, the feds investigating newly discovered e-mails related to the hillary clinton private server case. found during a separate probe into sexting allegations against her top ai weiner. new information still coming in,onald trump seizing on a stunning turn of events. more breaking news. emergency at o'hare, an american airlines jet burst into flames on the runway, panic on board, smoke billowing from the plane as passengers race to escape with their lives. and baby powder and cancer. a jury awards a woman $70 million after she claimed it caused her ovarian cancer. did johnson & johnson