senator in connecticut history? sen. blumenthal: the best u.s. senator in connecticut history? think that probably abe ribakoff. follow up withto the rapid fire you avoided earlier in the broadcast. one, do you think the number of abortions in connecticut, 12,0 throne a day, is that considered rare? sen. blumenthal: you are asking me this question? dennis: yes. sen. blumenthal: i think that number of abortions isn't the measure of the effectiveness law.r constitutional it is the individual exercising the right of choice that is important. that constitutional right. i'm going to fight for that right. and by the way, i will fight to bring jobs home. that was a real act that real measures. mr. carter: no, that is not rare. congressmanpport larson's plan to build a tunnel under the river linking hartford to east hartford? mr. carter: i would have to see all the details. it's a big deal. sen. blumenthal: it is infrastructure that should be seriously considered. it will create jobs and it will improve our transportation system. whether it is cost effective should be determined. senat

connecticut river valley has mostly snow. we showed you am higher. . u mass has some flakes coating grassy surrendered is. >> to barrie worcester hills. >> note. right along the 93 p. heading north out of awould but also along route one. there is 128. 95 seeing some of that as well. lynn wakefield gively. gloucester seeing some heavy rain: that extends down the coast along scituate to beaches of marshfield and let's up a bit out here around plymouth but still it is raining and making your drive even worse than usual. the t story. we have seen temperature stuck unner 20s in in some high offer spots in berkshires. it flips on rain and sleep. then storm center comes across our area. through center of bringing heavy rain after midnight. and then through the morning drive. by 4:30 our meterologist will be here tracking last of heavy rain pushing on out of here. we will get some breaks of sun that sun will produce some more clouds with cool air moving in and also produce cun of showers by saturday things improving again. but we will talk more about saturday

senator in connecticut history? sen. blumenthal: the best u.s. senator in connecticut history? --bably abe >> i will follow up. do you think the number of abortions in connecticut is rare? sen. blumenthal: you are asking me this question? i think the number of abortions isn't the measure of the effectiveness of constitutional law. it is the individual exercising the right to choice that is important. by the way, i will fight to bring jobs home. mr. carter: no, not rare. >> do you support the tunnel? mr. carter: i would have to see all the details. it's a big deal. sen. blumenthal: it is infrastructure that should be seriously considered. whether it is cost effective should be determined. >> who do you look up to? sen. blumenthal: i look up to role models in this country and abroad. mr. carter: james earl jones. he overcame a speech impediment. >> do you think the mascot is offensive? mr. carter: it is not offensive. they should not change it. sen. blumenthal: they should change it. it offends some people to have native american images and identities as mascots. i advocate the r

everyone from connecticut who is listening. believe that merrick garland is a supremely well-qualified candidate for the u.s. but also important, this has to be a decision by the president of the united states as to the best qualified in the country. i can think of a number of candidates and connecticut. the u.s. attorney for connecticut, deirdre daly is one, she has the credentials and background but i believe that the u.s. senate must do its job before the end of this year and ite a hearing, hold a vote, is a constitutional duty of the united states supreme court and the failure of the u.s. supreme court to do its job is due to -- is due directly to the obstructionism of the republican majority. clerk on the united states supreme court and i was a u.s. attorney and have argued cases before the court. i have asked ordinary respect and reverence for the court. we need to fill the vacancy as soon as possible. 4-4 deadlock is damaging for the whole country and that is why i have been leading the fight to appoint and confirm the n

senator in connecticut history? blumenthal: the best u.s. senator in connecticut's history. i think that probably abe rib cover. carter: [inaudible] >> moderator: i want to follow up with a couple you avoided earlier in the broadcast. number one, do you think the number of abortions in connecticut, is that considered rare? mr. blumenthal, you first. blumenthal: dennis, you're asking me the question -- >> moderator: fair or not? blumenthal: i think that the number of i abortions isn't the measure of the effectiveness of our constitutional law. it's individuals exercising the right of choice. that's what's important, that constitutional right. i'm going to fight for that right. and by the way, i'm also going to fight to bring jobs home -- >> moderator: mr. carter. blumenthal: a real act that accomplished real -- >> moderator: [inaudible] carter: no, that is not rare. >> moderator: our next question, do you support congressman larson's plan to build a tunnel? mr. carter? carter: i'll have to see the detail. it's a big idea, going to cost a lot of money. >> mr. blumenthal. blume

we have breaking news from connecticut. federal investigators are saying that deadly connecticut plane crash was an intentional act. plus police track down the man who they say broke into a south end apartment and sexually assaulted two women. officers say he left behind a major clue. >>> also tom brady talking about his first game in front of the foxboro faithful this season and jeremy rine here a look at your forecast with the week starting to wiped down. we hope you join us at 6:00. >>> ahead, we'll have details on -american naval ship, the second in a week and what the u.s. options are. why the upcoming holiday season could be an exceptionally good one for those looking for work. and four-legged passengers have become a common sight in the air ont is there a crackdown coming ahead on nightly kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solu

in connecticut we have a separate list that has a star next to it.irst of all the lists are printed so there is no -- the chance that someone could go in, change a lot of things on the list and have it not be detected would be very difficult because we print the lists at least a week in advance. everything is still on paper. that becomes the protection source. someone came up to the desk and their name is either not only list or on the list inappropriately. first of all in a must every stage of the produce some sort of idg show you are the person that you claim to be. discussions lot of about what you need as an id, but almost every state has a requirement that you show and id. the fight is over what kind of id you need. if you don't have an id and you are not on the list, you cannot vote. unless you absolutely claim you thend be on the list and in 15 states, we have something called election day registration suit and go down to town hall, register with proper id and vote. it all comes down to the fact that you need to identify yourself. again, many

mostly over the connecticut valley over connecticut. but also, we part are start to see these standing up to rhode island, a good chunk of massachusetts later tonight. when you wake up tomorrow morning. we may see low clouds can and patchy drizzle and fog throughout. some of you may see a few race of dim sunshine coming throughout the clouds. more importantly, what is going won this rainfall. it looks ominous, rating. as you notice to the southern end of it. it is eroding away. fall over northern new england. we get away with something that drops. mild air coming in ahead of the frontal boundary. cooler air coming behind it. tem temporally cooler. s there temperature difference now. 60's. ahead of the front. then, 40's-0 a he off to the west of the front. lows tonight, getting down to the 460's hoon's. the temps leveling off here in the next couple of hours. i douse peck to find clouds and a little bit of drizzle or fog. the cool spots down over the immediate south coast where everyone else has elevated areas. climbed to near 70 east de

update on the deadly crash that happened yesterday there in east hartford, connecticut. really the bottomline here is they didn't give us a whole lot of new information. app reporting that this was suicide and this -- the a.p. reporting that it was suicide and then this person said it was intentional but would not go into any more details saying why it was intentional and just says the investigation is ongoing. we'll continue to follow that for you as more developments coming out of that what happened in the moment when fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever. now get 100 meg internet, plus tv and phone >> we were talking about before the breaking news, patriots were facing the bengals at home this weekend, of course. it's the first time tom brady w

and back into northth western connecticut. that is where the bulk of the coating to an inch of snow throughout a lot of connecticut on the grass surfaces. and the cold surfaces such as the car-top or the deck or picnic table. seeing those pictures on twitter. even here, the rain will overpower the cold air eventually. most accumulations across southern new england will be in the berkshires. with highest terrain picking up three, four inches of snow out of this. way too warm across eastern massachusetts. 47-49 degrees. to support anything rainfall. but once you are near 40 and even into the up 0er's, you can get some snowflakes to mix in. and we are seeing that. out closer to 49 and certainly, across western worcester county. in the higher terrain. there is a lot of dry air. initially, when the precipitation does fall in worcester county, those temperatures may come down a couple of degrees before eventually, rising later tonight. current temperatures down through southeastern massachusetts, in the near 40's to near 50. that in

senator in connecticut history? blumenthal: the best u.s. senator in connecticut history?> i will follow up. do you think the number of abortions in connecticut is rare? blumenthal: you are asking me this question? the number of abortions isn't the measure of the effectiveness of constitutional law. it is the individual exercising the right to choice that is important. way, i will fight to home.caps ofjobs carter: no, not rare. tunnel?u support the carter: i would have to see all the details. it's a big deal. blumenthal: it is infrastructure that should be seriously considered. whether it is cost effective should be determined. >> who do you look up to? blumenthal: i look up to roll -- i look up to role models in this country and abroad. earl jo james monro nes. he overcame a speech impediment. >> do you think the mascot is offensive? carter: it is not offensive. blumenthal: they should change it. it offends some people to have native american images and identities as mascots. i advocate the redskins change their name, as well. >> there are several colleges named after sla

western connecticut. you look back into upstate new york. and basically just east of binghampton to albany some snow. this is going to be the cold section of the storm that works in to western new england over the next several hours. initially the precipitation is gi northern connecticut even all the way down toward the coastline in western connecticut. that will fill on in across western mass. worcester into the hills worcester hill southwestern n 1/2 yes for briefed mr. of time this afternoon. snow and sleet mixed in. temperatures will be above freezing. not expecting issue. it's a sign of the time changing here as we do have some snowflakes into the mix. inside 495 mainly a rainent. in fact through worcester the mid-to-upper 30s this afternoon and you find snowflakes mixed with sleet pellet and rain drop. you go over to all rain overnight. locally heavy rain. once we get into heavier rain batchesen rumbles of thunder and gusty wind will develop. not expecting a lot of accumulation in the worcester hill

most of them were issued on connecticut avenue and wisconsin avenue. w to have the numbers from dpw on those a.m. tickets that they have issued during the morning drive rush hour and we'll tell you another thing that's been blocking traffic and creating headaches and that's illegal construction sites. that's the latest. back to you. >> mark segraves, thank you. >>> new tonight at 5:00, federal investigators are arriving in california now to try to find out the cause of that horrible bus crash that left 13 people dead. the bus was headed to l.a. when tractor-trailer. the bus's speed was so significant that it ended up 15 feet inside that truck. nearly 30 other people were injured, most of the dead have now been identified. they do include the bus driver. >>> a a small plane crashed and burned after takeoff killing all five people aboard. the twin prop metro liner tipped toward the right and lifting off. >>> right now the virginia board of health meeting to change the state's rules for abortion clinics. this afternoon the board is expected to loosen some

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ago, marc hoffman opened his first8 business, strong start, a child learning center in trumbull, connecticut. >> close your mouth and chew! >> reporter: he does not offer a retirement plan for his 32 employees. while hoffman wants to help his staff save, he simply doesn't have the time orhe >> there are so many things to do that those type of benefits are not first and foremost the number one priority with a new business. >> reporter: more than 600,000an connecticut workers do not have access to workplace retirement plans, like a 401(k), or an ira. state comptroller kevin lembo: >> these are folks who are going to enter retirement under prepared and will likely have to turn back to their state or they run out of money. >> reporter: connecticut and seven other state have recently passed legislation to help private sector workers get a retirement plan. starting in 2018, connecticut businesses with more than five employees that don't already offer a retirement plan will bep required to participate. employees will be automatically enrolled at a 3% payroll reduction rate, but they can choose to o

first and foremost the number one priority with a new business. >> reporter: more than 600,000 connecticut workers do not have access to workplace retirement plans, like a 401(k), or an ira. state controller kevin lembo. >> these are folks who are going prepared and will likely have to turn back to their state or federal government for some level of assistance when and if they run out of money. >> reporter: connecticut and seven other state have recently passed legislation to help private sector workers get a retirement plan. starting in 2018, connecticut businesses with more than five employees that don't already offer a retirement plan will be required to participate. employees will be automatically enrolled at a 3% payroll reduction rate, but they can research shows that employees are 15 times more likely to contribute to a savings program if it is offered through work than if they have to open an account on their own. >> press, press, press! >> reporter: retirement is a long way off for 27-year-old bridget bellitto-douglas, a teacher at hoffman's school, but she is interested in the ne

. >> we have breaking news right now in east hartford, connecticut. a small plane has crashed along route 2 near the intersection with i-84. you can see here the plane just closed. and witness tells fox 25 that explosion sounded like a bomb when it went off. as of right now, we don't have any word on injuries or cause but sky fox is on the way to the scene there. we will follow the breaking story right here phonse 25 news. in the meantime, a conservative christian group representing four massachusetts churches is suing the state over the transgender bathroom law that allows transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity. the church consider bath rooms public places they are forced to follow the rules anne though it violates their beliefs. >> why cleaning up needles at playgrounds seems to be easier than done. >> the death toll rises in the wake of hurricane matthew, on the ground with the look at the destruction and the cleanup that is just getting started. >> >> tracking the next clouds to roll in and also a l showers th

a small plane crashed on to a busy connecticut street on purpose. >> reporter: we're live in connecticut, with the man behind the controls of this deadly crash. >> outrage after a child molester is released early and is out on the streets. out on the streets, nobody's children's are safe. >> haunted by what happened to her son. >> go out and get a gun. >> warnings of the people living in his hometown. >> willing plus a crime. >> breaking into a woman's brockton car, stealing everything, the irreplaceable item she's asking to help find. >> questioning quarterback tom brady, the question that had him walking away from conference early. >> vanessa: first at 6:00, it was intentional, a man flew a plane into a busy connecticut street on purpose. but we still don't know why. good evening i'm vanessa welch. >> mark: and i'm mark ockerbloom. investigators gave a live update during our news at 4:00 p.m. here's what we know right now of this deadly plane crash was not an accident. the motive is unclear. but at this point, it may have expected to make a full recovery. one passenger did not survive.

s. >> ntsb officials now say the deadly plane crash in connecticut is being investigated as an intentional criminal act and the fbi is now involved in that investigation. the plane crash yesterday in the middle of a road in east hartford near the headquarters of defense contractor pratt and whitney. one person inside the plane was killed and another person newsroom with more on the breaking details. >> well, the pilot investigators say intentional crashed the plane, died in the crash and the instructor survived. the instructor is doing okay and cooperating with investigators to find out exactly what happened. there were reports that the say the exact circumstances that led to the crash are still under investigation. >>> information indicates that this plane crash was intentional but i want to be crystal clear, the circumstances beyond that are still being investigated. there was a pilot, what the circumstances were that led to it being intentional, all windows are open at this point, there's no clear indication as far as any anything. there's a lot of work to be done and we're not drawing

a connecticut yankee in king arthur's court? for moving around. >> that was really, this is the starting point for me, thinking there was history to be written of time travel. the idea that it isn't that ancient. it is such an obvious idea. just seems like time travel is should be no more obscure than breakfast. why shouldn't it have always been there? >> charles dickens had, if you want to look for counterexamples, christmas past and christmas future but no one is traveling through time. he is, as the 19th century goes on, he wasn't long before wells, was starting to think about the past, the future, people had always thought about ways, consult fortunetellers and soothsayers, read tea leaves and when they were doing that, they were mostly thinking about their own future. will i meet a tall, dark stranger, sort of thing. you also mentioned connecticut yankee in king arthur's court which is a great example, five years before wells. it is a kind of time travel. you can make the case, his hero, the connecticut yankee, i am sure yo

montague, an inch and grandby, connecticut, after an inch. brim field, massachusetts, not too far away to the west, we're seeing some sticking on the grasses. a little over an inch that's seen to worcester, as far as that much snow on the ground. this heavy rain continues to push on through, notice the snow continuing to lift on out of here. only the coldest aaron i can't say, highest elevations are the greens and whites will continue to see snow tonight, otherwise it becomes a rain event. heavy rain. when i'm talking to you tonight during our 11:00 p.m. newscast, we're on till midnight, tracking heavy rain coming on in, that slides into the boston area overnight and through morning. meteorologist shiri spear will be dealing with this the first thing in the morning, the last through during your morning drive. breaks of sun during the middle of the day, mostly cloudy afternoon in the wake of this storm system that will be moving on by. with the storm coming through tonight though, especially after midnight, winds are going to gust over 30 mile

rehema ellis, nbc news, wilton, connecticut. >> what a wonderful legacy he leaves. that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. watching. as we say goodnight, a look outside at the famous rockefeller center skating rink, celebrating 80 years of fun with its grand >> anchor: now at 7 a convicted rapist gets a visit from police. >> anchor: a fiery crash as a plane goes down in connecticut. >> reporter: few clouds in the night tonight much. >> red sex ready for a sweep. but tonight the sox say no big changes are >> anchor: and. >> watch me whip whip watch me nay nay. >> anchor: d mac getting his groove on and making a difference. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: first at 7 we do begin with breaking news with crews on the scene of a small plane crash in east hartford connecticut. cell phone video captures that scene moments after impact.

abc news, east hartford, connecticut. >>> there's also breaking news in the red sea. the pentagon announced that it launched three cruise missiles to take out a radar sight in yemen. the strikes were carried out in self-defense. strikes come after missiles were fired at the uss mason off the coast of yemen. they believe they were launched we rebels, and the rebel missiles did not hit the ship, and there were no injuries. >>> back here at home, student activists at uc berkley used backpacks today rather than protest signs to get the message out. the backpacks and empty chairs on the steps of the plaza were part of the save a seat for syria campaign launched today. student activists tell abc 7 news they want the system to find spots for students from syria who are now refugees with many living in camps after the war ended their studies. >> it's our moral obligation to offer scholarships to syria refugees. it's not the first time they've asked for help. it's up to us to respond to the crisis. >> protesters say the refugees will need scholarships. >>> prosecutors say a ma

new details enter a deadly plane crash in connecticut. "the new york times" reporting this fiery crash was possibly intentional. 7's victoria warren live on the scene with more. good morning, vicki. >> victoria: good morning. there's a huge scene out here. behind me the question is, is this a crime scene or an f.b.i. is now investigate, saying several sources told them the pilot who survived said this was not an accident. and the plane went down in the shadow of an l-shaped defense manufacturer called pratt & whitney, described as critical infrastructure. on board the pilot who survived, also a student pilot who died. the small plane crashed down on a busy road in the afternoon, narrowly missing a mom and her child in a minivan. other and just crashed. there were fire and flames everywhere. >> i was is scared. i was like, what was that? i just came out very quick, and i saw all the flame, all the smoke. >> nancy:>> investigators have e around the clock. despite how close this was to that defense manufacturer, there was in damage. there th

flight instructor is recovering in a connecticut hospital. authorities say the plane had two sets of controls but has yet to determine who was flying. >>> the third am survey from chapman university have a vare of what americans are fearing. another include terrorist attacks, future savings and restrictions on fire articles. this year's result focused more on 2015 survey showed worries about the xi an cyber security. it makes sense. you see the list right there, you hear the political culture this election. >> especially with the year with terror and the incidents in brussels and paris. a lot of americans are worried apt that happening here. >> certainly on edge. >>> just ahead, a member of australia's perform called donald trump quote a revolting slurks unfit for office. what he says. >> elizabeth warren goes on a tirade of the wells fargo ceo. that's all next. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yea

police searched her home in connecticut thursday night. court records reveal that both nathan and his mother were suspects in the murder of her father back in 2013. no charges were ever filed against either one. linda's attorney saying that she has always defended her son. his grandfather, and she could list the reasons. >> nicole: police are looking into evidence found at linda carman's connecticut home, trying to uncover answers to her disappearance and the death of her father. >>> new developments in the investigation of the police chief in gloucester. 7news learning the essex county district attorney's office is now involved. chief leonard campanello is currently on administrative leave, but no one has said why. a spokesperson for the d.a. says the city has requested materials nn reviewed by county prosecutors. an audit of the department is under way. campanello says he is fully cooperating with the investigation. >>> and covering more news today, money matters for the mbta. the agency sharing this picture, and it is sparking a cash-co

there's something rotten in the foundations in northeastern connecticut. engineer bill neil has told hundreds of families their homes are unsafe. >> reporter: do you have any sense the scale of this problem right now? say is pob is a mineral called purr type. found in the query. after years of exposure to water. it expands, causing the cracks. there is a fix. lifting the home completely off the foundation. and pouring a new one. for them, they the price tag is more than $200,000. nearly 60% the value of their home. they turned to their homeowne's insurance. the claim was denied. an industry spokesman says basically home insurance doesn't cover the problem. >> loss is occurring because of defective construction materials and or shoddy wormmanship. no matter what state you go to, home insurance is not going company. meanwhile the house continues to crumble. >> people i talk to and say why don't you just move out, well, it's my home. >> on top of the emotional pain, this family and many like them face financial ruin and there's little hope of a quick solution

. >> reporter: tracking pours showers, downpours and even a few thunderstorms coming out of connecticut and rhode island right from. this is a weather system that's going to spend some time with us so you are going to need the rain gear if you are heading out and about this evening. the added concern this evening with these tropical downpours is that the leaves are easily coming off the trees and they always find their way into the storm drains and so clogged storm ai tropical downpours may lead to some localized street flooding. so just be mindful of that. we're not worried about stream or river flooding because we're still in an extreme drought so we welcome that. the leaves will be the biggest issues with tropical downpours. this is what we have on the way. showers, downpours maybe a rumble of thunder. we'll have that and into the first pat of the week as this area of low pressure slowly moves across new england tonight and through the day tomorrow. we are mild though so if you are heading out there this evening temperatures are in the middle and upper 60's and they will stay in the

the cold snap brought flakes to parts of connecticut, massachusetts and new york today. though most didn't see much accumulation. still it isn't even halloween yet. >>> speaking of halloween, when we come back, how the spooky holiday and the race for president are colliding in neighborhoods around the nation. >> announcer: red, white and you >>> finally tonight, with both halloween and the election just around the corner, many neighbors are decorating their homes this year to make a political statement. and it is giving a whole new meaning to election scare tactics. >> reporter: watch out kids. halloween is going to be very scary. while you trick-or-treat, politicians have their hands out for votes. from montana to michigan. the bone yard at nina horowitz's los angeles home is filled with her political poltergeist. >> trump is scary. it is halloween. >> reporter: in ohio, hillry is lawn. the trump train derails the clinton platform. in connecticut there is the wall. >> my big goal in this is to get people to think. >> reporter: matt worshire is doing that. hiss professor

school is 43 and on the south west coast of new england starting to pick up so 48 degrees groton, connecticut is 60 there, 32 in norwood and 53 in province town. temperatures are all over the place. essentially clear skies in most spots. there is a lot of cloudiness off to the north and west and starting to spill in here and we will see that this afternoon. most of the sunshine turning cloudier and breezier this afternoon up around71 degrees cape cod. more weather in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. breaking overnight part of the interstate is closed northbound between 16 and 17. police are on the scene but you should use caution in that area. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as soon as they become available. >>> we begin with a developing story this morning police looking for the gunman who wounded a 2-year-old girl in roxbury saturday afternoon while trying to child's father. police say the little girl's dad is a gang member and not cooperating. a consult bullet went through the child's leg and right into her hand. >> i heard one pop and i thought it was a

connecticut bans clown costumes, calling them, quote, "symbols of terror." we have been telling you about reports from different parts of the country involving creepy clowns. at the center of the investigation in connecticut, an instagram account showing four photos with menacing looking clowns, captions telling schools to watch out and wait and see. investigators are looking into them to see if they are fact, hoaxes. >>> a lamb on the go, a wayward animal seen running through the streets of chicago. drivers stopped right in their tracks to avoid hitting the runaway sleep, and this guy finally captured him. the lamb escaped from a slaughterhouse, but then you can see he was captured and hauled right back into the truck bed. >> he's putting up a fight at noon, should we keep the animal theme going? >> let's do it. >>> how about the dog day afternoon on a las vegas highway, a big problem caused by a small dog. >> but first, hurricane matthew draws closer, where storm warnings are now up in the u.s. >>> we'll see what's going on with the market right now. you k

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a fiery plane crash in east hartford, connecticut. but now a question about whether this was an accident or deliberate. >> no situation is being ruled out. no circumstances are being ruled out. >> reporter: the "new york times" reporting the surviving pilot told investigators this was no accident. now the feds are involved. >> the f.b.i. was called by us infrastructure surrounding the area. >> we are located next-door to pratt & whitney which is obviously involved in the aerospace industry and things of that nature. report tt crash in the shadow of the defense manufacturer described as critical infrastructure. it wasn't damaged. s if unclear who was in control of the plane. the surviving pilot or the student who didn't make it out alive. >> being a twin-engine aircraft, there is two controllers in such a plane. and either one of the two as to who was specifically at the controls at the time of impact, i do not have that. >> reporter: the crash survivor was brought to the hospital with burns on his body. police say he is expected to be

merrimack football got into big fight southern connecticut. we are live in andover with what we are are learning about this incident. melanie? >> that's right. here we merrimack college and that video brawl you are talking about mass gone view yl. i want you watch closely is. that brawl happened here yesterday afternoon. right here merrimack college campus here. as merrimack college warrior ask southern connecticut team were shaking hands merrimack spark person tells fox 25 some of player began pushing and shoving. and it quickly escalated into brawl that brawl was eventually broken up. after andover and north andover officers showed up some student we spoke to they were at the game and they watched it unfold. handle it and that, kid was wrong tore doing what he did. >> and tonight spokesperson from team here in merrimack tells us they were no serious injuries. no arrests have been made. and we also reached out to southern connecticut spokesperson and they still have not gotten back to us. for now we live in north andover. fox 25 news. >> well

jonathan hall is live in hartford, connecticut, jonathan, what do you know? >>. >>>reporter: police are using search warrants to gather evidence and investigators are talking to witnesses in several different states as piece together what happened and find out all of the information they can about a young man who!woe spent a week in a life raft. after years of family turmoil, a woman, lost at sea. her son alive after a week floating in a raft. >> holy cow was my reaction. >>>reporter: linda carmen's former attorney said she loved her son nathan and spoke often about him. he was named a 2013 murder, but no charges were filed against him. >> i take her at her word this was a nonviolent individual, her son and could not have harmed his grandfather. >>>reporter: gerald klien represented carmen in a 2011 assault case. it happened at a rehabilitation hospital. >> an argument broke out. >>>reporter: as of then, 17 -year-old nathan carmen was being evaluated ward. linda carmen and her wealthy father argued. >> police describe linda carmen attacking her own dad, punching

. >> one person is dead after this plane crash in connecticut. and why the f.b.i. believes >> the pressure is on in the race for the white house. where the attention is turning today and the new state that could be swinging. >> good morning, cindy. another cool start. >> yes, although not as cold as yesterday morning. we're starting out closer to 50 in boston with a light southerly wind. the wind and the cloud have kept the temperatures from free falling overnight. beverlily is 43. orange, upper 30s. norwood as well. you are colder on the cape this morning compared to yesterday. 30s and lower 40s there. it's another chilly start. you can see a batch of clouds overhead. these will move out. high pressure dominating the weather today. we're watching this to the west -- a couple of showers trying to get in here later tomorrow. we'll see clouds this morning thin morning, lot of sunshine in the afternoon. 60 by lunchtime and into the 60s this afternoon. a little bit milder than yesterday. low 60s at the coast, mid and upper 60s farther inland. let's get you to the roads

in nebraska, connecticut, california. the announcement comes a couple days after verizon confirmed job cuts at stores across the country as it is dealing with increasing competition. debtor news from amazon which is hiring for the holidays. it will add 20,000 employees over the christmas holiday stretch. created in warehouses, sorting centers, and customer service sites including massachusetts, new hampshire, connecticut. the seasonal jobs are 20% more than amazon hired last year. the latest hacking victim, the women's accessories retailer and payment systems inside retail stores were hit. customer payment cards used between july 25 and september five across massachusetts. ask her high school volleyball team was playing on the road but she knew how to make everyone feel at home. when a cd failed the play, she stepped up to the mic. >>[singing] >> besides her athletic gifts,sh the senior is also a member of her school choir. her rendition of the anthem just brought the house down. ? [applause] >> they all had smiles on the