>> now at 7:00 2 breaking stories. first passengers scramble to safety as smoke and fire pour from a plane in chicago. >> anchor: the fbi turning up the heat on hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen befo to capitalize in new hampshire. >> reporter: the big storm moves away. a milder weekend. >> reporter: a man accused of flashing girls in brookline. police with a warning to neighbors. >> anchor: also the patriots looking to set the tone in buffalo. it's a rematch with rex ryan. >> anchor: and a groovy photo that's going viral. an ultra sound that will make you smile.

>> anchor: a plane ignites at chicago's o hair airport. intense flames and thick smoke billowing from that plane. everyone on board got off safely. >> anchor: luckily it hadn't taken off yet. ryan schulteis live in our newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: american airlines flight 383 was going down the run way ready for take off to miami. that engine caught fire. black smoke filling you see the plume of smoke in this video here. 9 crew members. the airline confirming everyone got off the plane safely. people inside the plane evacuating on emergency slides. huge flames shooting out the other side of the plane. people rush out. 7 passengers. one flight attendant did suffer minor injuries. a burn mark is visible on the side of the plane.

one of the survivors said it's amazing everyone got out safely. >> i was sitting in seat 31 e in the middle section of the plane. we started to take off. we didn't get in the air. and seemed like the right side engine blew. big blob of fire. everybody was professional. the pilot stopped the plane perfect. we started exiting. it was a coordinated chaos. it was unbelievable how we got of >> anchor: once everyone got off the plane buses arrived to bring people back to the terminal. the airline hopes to have passengers rescheduled for a flight later this evening. in the newsroom ryan schulteis breaking news. ; another fire breaking out in ft. lauderdale florida. you can see there's foam on the ground around that air craft. fire crews rushed to put out the

and the engines on the ground. the wing appear to gone. the plane just landed coming in from tenessee when landing gear collapsed and caught on fire. the engine separated from the rest of the plane. that left wing heavily heavily damaged. ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport was shut down today. no injuries were reported. >> anchor: following breaking news on the campaign trail. the fbi reviewing investigation of hillary clinton's email server. those emails uncovered during an investigation of anthony weiner. >> anchor: 11 days until the election. tim caputo begins our team 7 coverage of this breaking story. >> reporter: a scandal that won't go away from hillary clinton. while working on another investigation. a week and a half until election day and hillary clinton's emails

light. fbi director james comey sent a letter to congress today stating that new emails come to light recently that prompted investigators to take another look at hillary clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state. the new emails were found on a laptop of anthony weiner. weener allegedly sent to a 15-year-old girl in north carolina. for the release of the emails. director's comey's letter refers to emails in an unrelated case. the director himself knows they may not be significant. clinton arrived in iowa. she didn't mention the new probe. she focussed her message in getting out the vote. >> donald trump says he can still win and he's right.

unusual election. >> reporter: nbc news reports there are likely thousands of emails to examine. there's no reason to believe anyone was with holding anything. clinton's campaign calling the timing of this extraordinary. >> it boggles the mind why the step was taken with 11 days to go. >> anchor: hillary clinton addressing this latest email scandal. >> sent or received. >> we have anyone. first we knew about it is i assume when you knew about it. when this letter sent to republican members of the house was released. so we don't know the facts which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all the information that it has. even director comey noted that this new information may not be significant. so let's get it out.

>> secretary clinton. >> you have 11 days to go. what would you say to a voter who right now will be seeing you and hearing what you're saying saying i didn't trust her before i don't trust her anymore right now and heading to the ballot box tomorrow? >> i think people a long time ago made up their minds about the emails. i think that's factored in to what people think. now they're choosing a president. i would urge everybody to t states that have early voting. because i think americans want a president who can lead our country who can get the economy working for everyone. not just those at the top and who can bring our country together. i offer that. i can do that. i'm confident that the american people know that and we're going to continue to discuss what's at stake in this election. i believe that it's one of the

clinton, there's reports that these emails were found on devises that belonged to your aide huma abenen. >> we don't know what to believe. i'm sure there will be more rumors. it is incumbent upon the fbi to tell us what they're talking about, jeff. because right now your guess is as good as mine. n' we've made it very clear that if they're going to be sending this kind of letter that is only going originally to republican members of the house that they need to share whatever facts they claim to have with the american people. that's what i expect to happen. >> thanks very much, everybody. >> thank you all. >> anchor: that news conference

stumping before the election. talking about her plans and earlier not talking about this this new revelation from the fbi. and in this news saying her guess is as good as all of ours as to what the fbi has. she's demanding they come forward with this information. >> anchor: could this bomb shell mean a surge for donald trump's campaign. the republican candidate making a stop in manchester new hampshire about the developments in the clinton email scandal. >> i need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement. [cheering] >> reporter: donald trump told a crowd in manchester 10 minutes before taking the stage. >> hillary clinton's corruption is on a scale we have never seen before.

criminal scheme into the oval office. >> reporter: for campaign critics that was on life support the news of the fbi reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's email could not have come at a better time. trump an issue he's sure to hammer home until election day. >> hillary bleached and deleted 30,000 emails after receiving a congressional subpoena. there were done. how does it get much more? that was so obvious. >> reporter: trump met with advocates against addiction in new hampshire. admitted the news of the day might overshadow that issue. the election might not be rigged after all. >> this was a grave miscarriage of justice that the american people fully understood. and it is everybody's hope that

[cheering] >> reporter: from here trump is on to maine and cedar rapids iowa tonight and on to phoenix arizona tomorrow. if you want more evidence that trump is all in on this one he donated another 10 million dollars of his own money to his campaign. getting closer to his promise of putting $100 million of his own money on himself. >> anchor: 7 news is your race for the white house. download the 7 news mobile or tablet app to stay connected to the campaign trail. >> anchor: moving along. also on 7. a neighborhood in brookline on high alert. a man in a car exposed young girls to himself on a sidewalk. amaka ubaka with details for us. >> reporter: adam, police are investigating 2 separate incidents that have several similarities could be the same

police have many officers investigating both of these cases hoping to catch a suspect. police stepping up patrols in brookline after they say a man exposed himself to 3 elementary kids in ward park and brookline village. the girls were on the way to an after school much event when they walked by a silver gray car with the passenger side doors open. >> as they got closer the male was naked and fondling himself. >> reporter: a man exposed himself to 3 middle school aged kids near brookline high school. >> the male actually got out of the vehicle with no pants on and walked to the passenger side and -- and the females walked by. >> reporter: police don't know for sure if these incidents are related. they both involved a silver gray

they want people in the area to be on alert. >> young girls walking to and from school events accosted by someone who has no pants on and is fondling themselves is a very disturbing crime. >> reporter: police are asking people who live around the area to report suspicious activity with halloween around the corner. at this point there's much of a description of a suspect other than a man in his 20s. we don't know the make and model of amaka ubaka 7 news. >> anchor: there's a toll change on the mass pike. a new electronic system is set to take effect in a few hours from now. the end of an era for drivers in massachusetts. officials urging people to expect delays. jonathan hall explains. >> reporter: a fixture on the pike since the late 50s. now going the way of the

more convenient, safer allow them to drive faster without interruption. >> reporter: those toll booths coming down. beginning tomorrow morning. drivers have concerns with a big one at the top of the list. >> the traffic is going to be crazy. >> reporter: dig crazy for about a month. expect delays in the construction zones stretching from west stock bridge top boston. alter drive times or car pooling or using public transportation. >> think of this as a snow storm. ask the public's help. it's going to snow twice a day every day for 22 days during your morning and afternoon commute. >> reporter: during phase one of construction there will be a change in the traffic pattern. to eventually allow traffic to pass through the middle. during phase 2 the crews will work on the outside areas. eventually there's no sign of a

christmas 2017 before the work is done. for those who don't have these easy pass transponders are a must. the easy pass call centers and website will go dark for data transfer. people are lining up to get them at customer service centers and expanded hours over the weekend. >> i think it's going to be fine. >> reporter: it will be a historic night. the last toll at 10:00 the new electronic system goes into place. there is a 6 month grace period as long as you sign up for one eventually you'll get the lower transponder rate. i'm jonathan hall 7 news. ; still to come on the news station chilly and windy out there right now jeremy. >> reporter: that is correct. for the weekend a little milder. forecast up next. >> anchor: plus tom brady and

bills. and what did rex brian have to say about the pat's qb today. >> anchor: the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state.

>> the patriots are hitting the road for a rematch. brady and the boys are ready for rex and the buffalo bills. the last time these 2 rivals faced off things did not go as planned. >> anchor: the pats will need to

>> reporter: the loan set back coming in week 4 against sunday's opponent the buffalo bills. that win comes with a bit of an asterisk. it was an easier game to play without tom brady. instigating with rookie jacoby brissett during warm ups. resulting in the bills handing the patriots the first loss at home since 1993. the pats insisting revenge is not on their minds in the sunday show down in orchard park. >> what happens before the game or during the week. you get into trash talk. we never got into that stuff. in the end it's a waste of energy. >> it's a league game for us. you know they're playing well. and you know i believe that this

it will be a physical battle for 4 quarters. >> reporter: and the bills who are short handed this time around. williams and goodwin ruled out. trey daerr 7 news. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: mild air shuffles in from buffalo this weekend. few rain drops possible tomorrow afternoon and sunday afternoon. not a repeat of the last hours. only a 30% chance sunday. 40% chance mid to late afternoon. could be a couple of showers after about 4 or 5:00 sunday afternoon. had rain out there for a time this afternoon and earlier this evening. the rain continues to shrivel up and fade away. the storm is breaking apart and slowly moving away. that will take the clouds and rain threat with it as it drifts out to sea.

look at the rain fall tallies with the term. 1 to 2 inches of beneficial rain. another round of beneficial rain here in the month of october. this is for the city of boston. over 5 inches of rain. look at the summer rain fall june, july, august less than that. this is the first time since february where boston has above normal precipitation. drought not over. the wind the other aspect of the storm during the day. at times between 25 and 40 miles an hour. a gust of 47. worcester hills metro west the city of boston gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour. that will shut down the wind. here is already though our next storm system on the maps. this will make a b line for the northeast. a similar path to the one we're dealing with now. much weaker.

northbound new england tomorrow afternoon that may spark an isolated sprinkle late tomorrow afternoon. it does slow down on sunday. start with sun and clouds in the afternoon. some showers sneak out of pennsylvania and new york. but it is milder. we're getting back to where we should be for this time of year. temps tomorrow and sunday mid and upper 50s with essentially a dry en kiddos. lots of sunshine with temps in

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>> signs of love for family in lynn lynn. this ultra sound showing their unborn baby giving the peace sign when parents were watching. >> anchor: the couple says they got the surprise when the mom to be had when she gave this peace sign. >> anchor: maybe she's trying to

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