since then we learned that 32-year-old kamila dolniak tried to open the exit door on british airways fight 213. that woman was arrested. investigators believe this incident is not connected to terrorism. fox 25's heather hegedus will 6:00 p.m. >> mark: also tonight, a nasty crash sends a utility worker to the hospital. that worker and two others were hurt when a car slammed into the crash site -- construction site i should say. >> elizabeth: it was in lowell and lowell police are telling us that they're trying to figure out what led up to that crash. miss careen mccarthy talked to witnesses and they say speed was >> the reporter: that's right, heather, and witnesses also say that speed was a factor, police say that speed was definitely a factor, they say that what happened here was that this woman was speeding down this see it behind me, when she crashed into this utility crew, this crew, new england utility constructors, they were on the scene trying to repair a gas line. sky fox captured the video of the seen where a car crashed into a construction site in workers. >> i heard a big

. >> the reporter: passengers we spoke with believe kamila dolniak was flying alone, as far as they can tell. she'll be arraigned tomorrow in east boston district court. reporting live from the international terminal at logan fox 25. >> elizabeth: we wanted to know if it's possible to open the door of a commercial plane mid we posed that question to bill dee who flew for the air force. >> that's a lot of pressure and the fact that they were pulled tight doors, you would have to pull the doors to the hinges can do the twist and you can get the door out, so i think it's next to impossible. >> elizabeth: so he says it's next to impossible, but other aviation experts say it is completely impossible. they say as he did that the amount of pressure in flight keeping the door closed is the equivalent of more than 1,000 pounds on every square foot of the door's surface. >> mark: back to the breaking news from germany. a soccer stadium evacuated after police discover a threat to bomb the game. the stadium was packed with spectators when they were asked to leave without panicking. >> elizabeth: th

. >> reporter: when the british airways flight landed, she was arrested and identified as kamila dolniak of poland. this woman was sitting near and said it was excruciating to watch. >> at first i thought she was having a panic attack. and then i thought she was having a seizure. >> reporter: so if you're sitting there with her, you saw the whole thing. but a lot of other passengers had no idea what was going on. business class had no idea and other passengers thought it was a routine flight and a little something was going on. and that suspect will be a ranged tomorrow in district court. bill shield, wbz news. >>> it appears that david ortiz is getting ready to take his final swing. the red sox superstar is reportedly ready to retire. but ortiz is not saying anything official. but there are multiple reports that he will retire after next season. >> and steve burton joins us now. and these announces are never easy when they do. >> reporter: david ortiz turns 40 years old tomorrow. we did not know it would come so soon. this upcoming season will be his last. it will be his 20th season in

she's been identified as polish citizen kamila dolniak. those who did see what happened say dolniak was drunk, and annoyed. >> she did have a vapor cigarette and i think she was going into the bathroom trying to use it and i think they said she couldn't. that's when everybody said you're doing something you're not allowed to do and she got very violent about it. emily: security at airports and on planes is at its peak right now, following the paris attacks. authorities making it clear that yesterday's incident is not related to terrorism. dolniak was unable to post bail last night. she's being kept in a holding cell at logan airport until she is due in court later on today in east boston. >> i can't come out. i can't take it. emily: more drama in the trial of the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. philip chism refusing to enter the courtroom in the first full day of testimony. this morning, the judge is ordering the jury back to court. is unable to sit in on the trial. >> he was lying on the floor. mum wbling his eyes closed. emi

kamila dolniak, a polish citizen, pleaded not guilty to interfering with a flight crew. her lawyer says dolniak mixed two sleeping pills with a glass of wine at the beginning of the flight from london to boston, and that is what caused her strange behavior. ed: some members of the board say next tended hours on friday and saturday night are unsuccessful and too expensive. according to the team now, only about 13,000 rider are using the late-night service on weekend compared to one million people who use the service during normal operation hours. j.c.: a new sketch in springfield. the company told city leaders today, it its pumping $1 million. mgm says the casino would mean 5,000 jobs now here is a look at the old rendition of the mgm proposal which was larger than mu one and it included a 25-story hotel that is no longer part of the plan. jog a next on wcvb newscenter 5: the son's ser flight. the lessons learned from his own health crisis. j.c.: shopping rage. the customer takedown that no one saw coming. harvey: rain close toker. when wilt with be avenue i have? what wi

kamila dolniak appeared in court wednesday. the prosecutor says these a prostitute. her attorney says it's not true and claim she was on ambien and doesn't remember what happened. the british airways plane left from london tuesday. flight attendants restrained her with seat belts and plastic handcuffs. logan. >> workers from logan on strike. the cleaning companies claim there are a health and safety hazardsard they're asking for $15 an hour. the airlines have plans in place to make sure there are no flight interception. >> mayor walsh raiding the minimum wage to buy tobacco to 21. the regulations include babbing the sale of flavored tobacco in local stores except in 21 and over smoking shocks and bars. the board of health will vote next month. >> patriots owner robert kraft is donating $20 million to harvard business school to fund research to help development treats for diseases. the research will focus on advancing what's called precision medicine which allows for individualized treatments. he began supporting them when his wife was treated for cancer. >> new engla

she's been identified as polish citizen kamila dolniak. those who did see what happened say dolniak was drunk, and annoyed. >> she did have a vapor cigarette and i think she was going into the bathroom trying to use it and when they said she couldn't i think they came down on her and said you're going something you're not allowed to do and she got very violent about it. erika: security at airports and on planes is at its peak right following the paris attacks. authorities making it clear that yesterday's incident is not related to terrorism. dolniak was unable to post bail last night. she's being kept in a holding cell at logan airport until she heads to court later today. live in boston, aa, wcvb emily: thank you. new information this morning about a story five investigates has been following closely. an army reserve spokesman now says security measures, including an alarm system were in place and did work when weapons were stolen from a worcester armory this weekend. five investigates obtaining these pictures showing the blue weapons vau

police say kamila dolniak was drunk and fighting with flight crew during the incident yesterday on a boston-bound jet. donald trump is back in massachusetts today. the republican candidate is evening rally at worcester' s dcu center. beautiful start. one of the colder ones. suburbs. 34 in town. lki wind, 50 this afternoon. away. thursday with downpours into friday morning. we cool down and dry out for the weekend. randy: olessa has an update on the commute. olessa: slow ride on 93 south. clearing a crash on 128 near route 1. eastbound pike 25 minutes. 495-128, volume on 124. crash cleared away on route 128. 30 minutes braintree to boston on the expressway, minor delays on the blue line. randy: watches any time people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. r he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system r that keeps in place a rigged economy. p bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- r people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and w

prosecutors say kamila dolniak is a prostitute coming to boston for work. >> elizabeth: we want to show you some time lapse video east night. just another beautiful sunny nall day. the temperatures right where they should be, just about for this time of year. but storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz you're tracking rain in the near future. >> kevin: it's not coming tonight elizabeth, but tomorrow certainly going to see rain and heavy rain at that. we'll track that in a moment. first let's track the temperatures. 45 in boston right now. there are some clouds out there and the clouds will become thicker through the morning, but with the clouds coming and the wind shifting to the south, temperatures will hold steady and rise. lowest temperatures will be realized this evening. lawrence, 43. drop a degree or two more to 39, but going right back up to 40 by 6:00 a.m. haven't checked out the cape yet. hyannis, 30 form. not going much lower than that, that's for sure. your temperatures trending upward through the 40's overnight tonight with the wind coming in from the southeast of