i'm julie macdonald. ahead trucks arrive with aid arrive in syria. russia is accused of deploying air missiles in the south china sea.

julie macdonald has the story from manchester. >> secretary of state william garner predicted a record turnout, and poll workers agree it is looking like one for the books. turnouts i have seen. >> voters waiting patiently in line told newscenter 5 it is clear what is drawing so many to show up. they are fed up. country. we are the precipice of going this way or that way. >> we are all looking for a change. frustration with the economy, with other political things going on around the world. >> she has been working the polls for the past 25 years, and this is something she is proud of. >> it all comes down to being an american, and exercising your right to vote. most places don' t have that right and it is exciting to be ed: i am just checking over some length data. maryanne marsh and patrick joins us from the polls now. we just show the live shot from merrimack high school. the traffic , showing it live, what does it mean for people who are showing up to vote >> ? the polls might not close at eight? >> whoever is in line can stay in line and vote. the expected 10 to 15,000 people to vo

juli macdonald is live at logan with reaction from some of those on board, juli? reporter: four joined no one on the plane was her on the van crashed into an early this morning. the driver was injured, knocked to the ground as he was trying to stop it. >> all of a sudden the plane shook. what was that? >> tense moments when a runaway van crashed moments before it was scheduled to take off. a delivery driver thought he would put a van and parked. the van cap going without him. >> i saw a gentleman on the ground. i saw other people chasing. reporter: passengers had no idea what was going on. >> we heard a big bang. >> it was terrifying. we didn' t know what it was. it could have been terrorism. you wouldn' t imagine a vehicle would hit an airplane on the ground. reporter: after hitting and damaging the first plane, other swiss port employees were able to stop the van. the jetblue passengers were moved to another plane for their scheduled flight to tampa. >> they took good care of us. they put us on another flight. we' re only an hour late. they did a great job. repo

i'm julie macdonald. ahead trucks arrive with aid arrive in syria. russia is accused of deploying air missiles in the south china sea. >> hello there, good to have your company. we begin with breaking news out of turkey where there has been a large explosion in the capital of ankara. 18 people have been killed, and at least 60 others injured. these are the latest pictures showing the moments of the explosions. the turkish military said that a bus carrying personnel was targeted and stopped at a traffic light. the explosion happened close to the parliament, government buildings and military headquarters. we're following development from the turkish city. hi there. what more do we know at this stage? >> the president erdogan is chairing an emergency security meeting with security officials to discuss the attack in ankara, a powerful blast in the heart of the capital, in an area where is close to the parliament building. and close to military headquarters. clearly a message to the government. like you mentioned a vehicle carrying military personnel. it

newscenter 5' s juli macdonald takes a closer look at the damage. reporter: most people might find this kind of storm damage on their property, but ron henry tells newscenter 5 it was a literal answer to his prayer. >> i was praying. i said, god protect us tonight. and the door goes bong, and when i heard it, i said -- [indiscernible] reporter: fortunately no one was hurt. s stepson was sleeping in the corner room when it happened. >> everybody is ok. reporter: less than a mile away, another family counting their blessings. a father was getting ready to take his kids to school and realized they no longer had any way to get there. >> everything was shaking and the wind was crazy. so, i never thought it would happen to my car. reporter: more smashed cars in cambridge as well. thankfully no one was inside when this came down, crushing the car' s frame and smashing windows. and that gentleman that you just heard from, that was his mother' s horror he was borrowing to do those errands. -- his mother' s car he was borrowing to do those errands. julie mcdo

she was in a boston pride game in brighton today were julie macdonald is joining us. you spoke with lange. julie: what an inspiration this young woman is. inside this harvard rink that is packed with lange' s spirit. it has been declared deena day. connecticut was a point about boston in the league standings at the pride are fighting for more than first place. they are looking for a win for their friend and teammate who surprise them at the game today even a she continues her she spoke with us about the overwhelming outpouring of support she has received from her teammate, family and friends, even strangers. >> it' s good to see everyone with hats on. and i never imagine something like this would happen. the response has been incredible. i could not be more grateful. julie: spectators and fans could make cards at the door and buy bracelets. you want to hear more from dena about her recovery and how she stay smiling every day. antoinette: thank you. and one of the most dangerous cities in mexico. people in the streets. the message she is sending. -- he is sending. >> ou

in derry, new hampshire, i'm julie macdonald, wcvb, doug: juli, thank you. this morning new jersey governor chris christie's presidential bid is getting a boost. governor charlie baker is joining him at a rally in bedford, new hampshire, and plans to endorse the fellow republican. baker admits he and christie don't see eye to eye on every issue, but he says the new jersey governor has shown a proven ability to work across the political aisle. christie has lagged behind other candidates in recent new hampshire polls. the republicans meet for their final debate before the new hampshire primary tonight right here on channel 5. our coverage begins at 8:00. antoinette: coming up in our next half hour hillary clinton's effort to put a chill on "the bern" as sanders connects with voters in the granite state. newscenter 5 is your source for complete primary night coverage. our team of reporters and analysts will have the candidates covered as results come in. our coverage begins tuesday at 4:30 p.m. and we'll take you all the way until midnight. you can also watch l