christine sloan is live in plainfield with the details for us. christine. >> reporter: the accident happened right next to plainfield high school at this intersection. as you said, a 10-year-old girl in a minivan heading to school was killed. >> i heard a loud collision, a lot of banging. like a big crash. >> neighbors heard the loud crash on arlington avenue in plainfield, new jersey. the car going east on arlington hitting the minivan. the minivan heading south on west 8th, a 10-year-old girl in the minivan was killed. >> having three small children of my own here it's real sad. >> police say five other children were in the minivan were all taken to the hospital. rescuers workers had to cut the the victims out. residents in this historic district say it's cars speed by the high school. >> one thing, it's a school zone. you would think that people would slow down, 25 miles per hour. >> the sight of this child's booster seat on the road chilling for some students at the high school. >> breaks your heart. >> yeah, it's dangerous around here. stufr

businessman james hollander of plainfield purchased it. he also bought the dental office in reading. the notice of sale comes with a warning because investigators have found explosive devices on the property. the browns are each serving more than 30 years in prison for tax evasion and staging a nine-month standoff with u.s marshals back in 2007. federal officials tried to auction off the property last year to no avail. manchester police have made an arrest in connection with a shooting. police say 21-year-old jacob valley was in possession of a gun that was used in the crime. the shooting happened on september fourth outside the red arrow diner on lowell street. police say jonathan santos threatened his ex-girlfriend with a gun before firing shots. officers later found the gun in the area and traced it back to valley. he was arrested during a traffic stop last night and is scheduled to be arraigned today on a number of charges. a second man has been arrested robbery in concord. the robbery happened last week at an irving mainway convenienc

adam: and the plainfield home of two convicted tax evaders goes up for auction. but the notice of sale comes with a warning. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. adam: these are live pictures from the u.s. capitol where right now hillary clinton is defending her actions on benghazi. good afternoon. i' m adam sexton. the former secretary of state is the only witness called today by republicans leading the investigation into the attack. abc' s kenneth moton joins us live now from washington with the very latest. kenneth: good afternoon during hillary clinton was sworn in privately away from the cameras before her marathon day of testimony on capitol hill. eight hours and no question related to the benghazi attacks is off limits. hillary clinton under oath and once again being grilled by lawmakers. rep. gowdy: i understand there are people frankly in both parties who have suggested that this investig

this is a residential side street, but it's directly behind plainfield high school and the plainfield board of education headquarters. this accident involves as you can see an overturned minivan. there's a second vehicle involved in this accident. it looks like that minivan was broadsided in the intersection. as you said several injuries. we can show you tape from earlier. eight people have been injured in this accident. it isn't clear how many of those were serious, and what the magnitude of those injuries. we can show you right there at least one of them was evacuated from the scene via new jersey state police medevac helicopter. an accident investigation is just getting underway as to what was the cause of this collision. we're live over playerfield new jersey, john del giorno channel 7 eyewitness news. >> wow. when w >>> we check the commute with heather. we have a closure of the southern state parkway eastbound near exit 24. it's been closed for quite some time. we can show you the closure on a webcam. as we look at the map near exit 24, that accident we have a ton of police acti

a plainfield police officer blew a stop sign sending both drivers to the hospital. when it came time to get compensated for her total vehicles, she was left stranded. >> you are coming north. >> yes and the police car came this way. did they stop. >> no, skipped the stop sign and hit me. she is still traumatized. she had the right away at this intersection. >> all i saw was the car on top of me. i didn't see it coming. >> reporter: the police car had no lights flashing, no, sir run, no warning. she wound up getting knocked into the passenger seat. >> i don't know when i jumped up if i hit the sterling wheel or dashboard. >> reporter: the 13-year-old car was totaled. >> my mechanic said the repairs were like 5500. >> reporter: money this young mom raising a daughter on her own didn't have. the claim she filed against the city of plainfield went unanswered by their insurance company. >> i left messages. nobody would call me back. when i called back, no answer. another message. >> reporter: she said her claim was stuck in neutral. finally her landlord ordered her to to

in plainfield, heather hamel, wmur news 9. tom: both the home and elaine brown's former dental office will be auctioned off next thursday in concord. for more information, you can go to our website at wmur.com. jean: fish and game officers are searching by air and ground for a missing hiker in the white mountains. conservation officers say claire planned to hike from october 5 through 10th, she has not returned, but her car was found at a trail head in bethlehem. the search effort will double tomorrow. if you have any information, if you spotted her, you're urged to call fish and game. tom: to commitment 2016 now. ohio governor john kasich made the first major policy speech of his campaign today. and he chose new hampshire as the place to do it. the republican presidential candidate laid out a comprehensive proposal he believes will breathe life into the economy. political director josh mcelveen sat down with the governor following the speech. josh? reporter: yes, so kasich wrapped up a four-day bus tour that was interrupted o

. >> reporter: we asked plainfield police about the safety of the intersection. they told us they couldn't get us information today. the driver of the minivan was taking the kids to school. some of the passengers her nephews and grandchildren. the 10-year-old girl their friend. >> she is a hardworking person. she care a lot for the children. i didn't know how this happened. it's very devastating. >> you know, being so young and knowing that something has happened, we don't know how they're handling it. so that's the important concern is the children. >> reporter: not just for the girl's family, but for her classmates, many too young to understand. the other students and both drivers are expected to be okay. police are still looking into what caused the crash at the intersection, but residents there telling us they would like to see more stop signs installed. live in plainfield, news 4, new york. >> all right, lori, such a tragic situation there. river is being linked to the shooting death of officer randolph holder. tonight the divers who found it are speaking wi

it happened near a school this morning in plainfield. we are told a minivan filled with children flipped after colliding with a car. the 10-year-old in the minivan died. seven other people ages 6 to 16 were hurt. the accident happened on a side street outside the plainfield board of education complex. hello, i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm david novarro. we have breaking news on the investigation into the death of nypd officer randolph holder. police now say that the gun found in the harlem river has been linked to the officer's death. >> the gun was found early yesterday morning. investigators say that ballistics testing has tied the weapon to suspect tyrone howard. howard is accused of shooting officer holder in east harlem tuesday night. meanwhile, at officer holder's precinct, psa5 in east harlem, mourners continue to pay memorial. scene there. viewing services for officer morning. >>> happening today, an honor for a first responder who died in an accident while on duty. highland park new jersey will be dedicating a street sign in honor

roles on its side here on the corner of arlington avenue, and west ninth street in plainfield. right next to the high school. >> i was trying to keep him the littlest one had a scratch on her hand. the one young lady had one little scratch up here. they were all fine except for the 10-year-old. >> reporter: how is your >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: his grandmother stable condition. he doesn't want to be identified. >> she always tried to school. >> reporter: police investigating to see if the driver of the car blew the stop sign and if the children in the minivan were wearing seatbelts. west ninth has to stop signs, arlington doesn't. residents say this is a really dangerous corner, and they one more stop signs. >> students walked to school, and it's dangerous. >> is it breaking her heart to see this? >> it is. i'm still traumatized because when i call my eyes, all i seemed inside the minivan, the group was trapped. says people need to pay this doesn't happen. in plainfield, new jersey, >> police are looking into the number of accidents at the corner and are considering putting

federal authorities will try to our -- auction off the plainfield property of ed and elaine brown. erin: it is the time you hear when you are trying to find skycam' s where you can see something, but it is dark out there. kevin: and getting darker by the morning. fog in some areas early on. s to lower ranges of the 50' s. it is not going to be an all day rain. southerly winds push temperatures into the mid-50' s up north. we could approach near 70 for the last time in the calendar year in southern new hampshire later on this afternoon. erin: i want to wish you a happy smart is cool day. kevin: i don' t think i' m either. erin: come on. this is how things are moving on the roads. kevin: thank you anyway. for a look at the morning drive, we are joined by deb davidson. deb: good morning. 93 is moving well through the entire state of new hampshire. we are not seeing any problems through the hooksett tolls and over to the state line. from manchester to salem is about a 21 minute ride. if you are commuting in the concord area, exit 12 north is closed for construction and travelers are be

sean: the plainfield home of convicted tax evaders ed and elaine brown is going up for sale today. the sale comes with a warning because they have found explosive devices on that property. the starting bid is $125,000. kevin: we start out with clouds, patchy fog, and a couple of showers. some of those already moving through the north country. as they travel through, they should be to our east by the time we get to 11:00 and lunchtime. we will get temperatures this afternoon in the 60' s to even a few lower 70' s before we start to cool off later tonight and he chillier forecast heading into the weekend. enjoy the 70 degrees out there today. coming up next, they are going to have the latest on the developing story that we have been following for you out of sweden. sean: authorities say a mask man armed with a sword attacked a school, killing a teacher and wounding two students. "gma" will also have the latest on hillary clinton today talking about benghazi. erin: and joe biden making his decision in regard to the white house. [captioning performed by the national captioning institut

"cheers and pumpkin splattering on the ground " stephanie: did in plainfield, indiana for their 13th annual pumpkin drop. pumpkins -- weighing hundreds of pounds each -- crane. all so they could watch the ground -- and so the kids could rush in and grab a gooey souvenir. jack: and iowa city relic as it through the firefighters paid travelled through the state today. you can see from these photos they stood on bridges over interstate 80 as a piece of the the world trade center towers passed underneath. a five foot long, 3,500 pound piece of steel that was part of one of the world trade center walls is one of the last pieces that is being given to a fire department. firefighters are travelling with the steel beam across the country to fort collins colorado. this piece of steel will stand at a fire station there to honor the nearly 3- thousand lives lost on september 11, 2001, including the 343 f-d-n-y firefighters. jack/wxhang: now one last check of your weather, with chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: weather adlib: after morning showers, we have been dealing with areas of drizzl

woods learns he'll be transported to plainfield correctional facility two hours away. >> you get out of here, you go home and take care of that beautiful little boy. >> i'm ready to get there and do my time and get out to my family. that's it. >> i wish you all the luck in the world. >> all right, granny. what's happening, pro? >> come on. they're ready for you. >> i'm going to keep my hoed straight and move on then i can go home. thank you, granny. >> good luck. >> you, too. >> good luck. >> what's your name and number? >> woods, 108145. >> let me see your i.d. go in. what size clothes do you wear? put that in the bag. >> i've got the other reed in here. >> after two years behind bars, brothers blade and bennie reed are finally meeting face to face. attorneys for the boys and prison officials agreed that visitation might help the brothers as they face the next few decades in prison. they're only allowed brief physical contact, and officers are monitoring their conversation. >> kind of a relief. it's been a while. what's up? >> not much. >> how you been? >> i'm always good, you know?

over in plainfield indiana kids got the chance to see a couple of six- hundred pound pumpkins splat on the ground after being dropped by acrane from about 140 feet in the air, jenna: we're used to hearing about it affecting professional athletes. but find out what research is uncovering about a-c-l injuries in youth. finding the culprit behind these injuries is sports. dr. timothy y johnson has morere on which sports are the riskiest for your kid's knees " we used to only hear about it in professional athletes? grownups. but now new research suggests tears in the a-c-l - a ligament in the knee - may be on the rise in the young. researcherer presenting new findings at the annual meeting of the american academy of pediatrics? using insurance company data to compare rates of youth a-c-l tears 20 years ago? to what doctors see today. an increase of 2.3 percent -- per year. girls most likely to get hurt? at age 16, boys? at 17. and a separate study presented at the same meeting? showing that all sports aren't equal when it comes to kids' knees. the highest risk sports for boys? football, fo

it happened in the union county city of plainfield. eyewitness news reporter toni yates at the scene. >> where candles now burn in memory of that child. drivers along arlington avenue, they have the right of way on 9th street. but some people who live in this area say this intersection needs to be made safer. >> i heard the crash. there was a loud one. louder than normal. >> reporter: unfortunately it was fatal. a little girl inside the overturned minivan was killed. newscopter7 was over the scene shortly after the collision at 7:20 this morning. police say the van was traveling down arlington avenue which has no stop sign as the woman driving the van passed through the intersection. traveling on 9th street, slammed in to her so hard the van flipped on to its side. six children's ages 6 to 16 were inside. a 10-year-old girl died. valerie knight hodges rushed out of her home to help. >> we were trying to push the van back up. the security officers came. >> reporter: knights-hodges had already dialed 911. she then turned her focus on the

getting our first look inside the infamous home of a ed and elaine brown' s 100-acre property in plainfield, new hampshire will soon be auctioned. the fortress-style house was the scene of a nine-month standoff over taxes in 2007. the brown are serving decades behind bars. police are warning potential buyers they may have not found all exposes on the property. the auction will be held next thursday with a minimum bid of $125,000. a check of these stories training on the eye. randy: the mets pull off a big championship series. >> he struck him out! the new york mets have won the series! randy: last night' s win again the dodgers, thanks in large part to infielder daniel murphy. a big play in the fourth murphy' s rounding the bases. , nobody' s covering third, so he steals it. the next batter hits a sacrifice fly, and murphy scores the tying run. mets go on to win, 3-2. mets pitcher noah syndergaard, nicknamed thor, tweeting this sentiment. our enemy has been vanquished. odin is pleased. odin, of course, the mythical father of thor. emily: the famous gorilla koko gets a special 44th birthday

you're starting to see a break around madison and plainfield. there is more on the way. even though the rain is moving north and out of the area, the back edge of the system will not move through until tomorrow morning. there's a chance for more down pours overnight. possibly even a few understorms. wind gusts around 40 miles per hour. we've seen much of that. the airport delays will continue. the coastal flooding could come along at high tide. that's the for the the south facing cities. the higher elevations, there is a wind advisory until midnight for gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> ose winds kill continue for tonight. i'll tell you what that means in a few minutes. back to you. >>> weather changes quickly. count on news 4 to keep you connected with the nbc 4 new york app. select the weather tap you'll see the latest forecasts, interactive radar and more. >>> we have more information in the take down of what police in new jersey say is a major car theft ring. luxury cars targeted by thieves and snatched from the suburbs. brian thompson explains how they pulled it off

. >>> plainfield police are investigating after a little girl was crashed -- killed in a crash on the way to school. the 10-year-old one of six children in a minivan, that one there. witnesses say a car blew through a stop sign at the intersection of arlington and west ninth street and slammed into the van. people familiar with the area say it's a dangerous intersection. tonight police are looking into a number of actions and consider putting up additional stop signs. >>> a woman narrowly escaped death when her car flew off the cliff, plunging 40 feet into a construction site in yonkers. the driver was leaving her buildings garage when she suddenly growth straight to offend and over the cliff. you can see the gray toyota down there had no spurs, and then rolled onto its roof. firefighters took the women to the hospital with serious injuries, the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> you and 6:00, police in nassau county searching for a pair of robbery suspects accused of targeting and 88- year-old woman. the robbery happened yesterday morning at great neck plaza. police say t

police say the van was traveling down arlington avenue in plainfield when a car slammed in to it. six children between 6 to 16 years old were inside. several the hospital. the accident is now under investigation. >>> tonight an eyewitness news exclusive. police on long island using technology to get a bird's eye view of the suspects they're chasing no matter where they are. the nassau county police department the first in the department to allow the to the tablets. so good, it can license plate. >> so what you're seeing right now on the screen is a live video feed coming from our aviation unit helicopter 5. very good definition, facial recognition definition on a subject that you might be looking for. >> police tell our long island reporter kristin thorne the video can also be viewed in real time at the county's dispatch center allowing everyone to be on the same page. >>> hillary clinton may soon get a surprise endorsement. mayor de blasio is planning to endorse clinton for president. mayor was criticized for initially refusing to endorse clinton saying he needed to hear more det

ed and elaine brown's 100-acre property in plainfield, new hampshire, will be soon auctioned off. the fortress-style house was the scene of a nine-month standoff over taxes in 2007. the browns are serving decades behind bars. the home is more than 6,000 square feet of living space. but buyer be ware, investigators are not sure they have found the explosives that were planted on the property. the auction will be held next for $125,000. next thursday, a minimum bid, you heard him say that price. the minimum bid its $125,000 ner property. lamar odom is fight for his life tonight more than 48 hour has after he was found unresponsive. the doctors say odom is "much better than yesterday." investigators have not commend on the condition but friends say, he is on life sort. heather: on the health alert tonight: the battle against breast cancer now has new ally. the u.s. department of defense. the federal damage sy announce it is give $10 million to two boston hospitals to research aspirin. newscenter5's emily riemer explains how you this could start a new revelation. >> new women would be

their property in plainfield will be auctioned off. this house was the scene of a nine-month standoff over taxes in 2007. the auction will be next thursday. they are serving decades behind bars. >> he struck it. the new york mets have won the series. randy: the mets will meet the cubs in the national league championship series data this was due to daniel murphy. series starts tomorrow in new york. . emily: a landscaping crew sent scrambling in search of one beloved cat. she was in a tight spot, trapped under concrete around the backyard pool. when the cat disappeared, the owner thought she died until she heard the cat meow. the cap was dirty and smelly. she is going to be just fine. one voter has eyes in the back of her head. they are hillary clinton' s eyes. randy: this is new haircut of a 70-year-old woman who attended a latinos for hillary rally. clinton' s camp love this. emily: very interesting artwork. randy: it shows your true faith in the candidate. danielle: that' s a really great photo of her. danielle: maybe we' ll have some

this morning, businessman james hollander of plainfield bought the home that once belonged to convicted tax evaders ed and elaine brown for $205,000. there were no bidders at a similar auction last year, because of concerns the property s suzanne roantree joins us now with what will happen to everything that was inside the home. suzanne: the contents of the home was packed up in over 1000 boxes and move by eight moving trucks. in addition, 10 dump trucks took away trash. workers unloaded thousands of items into the storage unit, fine china, crystal, and jewelry, tools, and even the kitchen sink. duplicates. i said maybe we can recovers some of the funds we have expended by doing a personal property sale. bargain hunters dream come true. it is a crawford. it' s a $20,000 item. the wood stoves. >> a crew has been going through the box organizing and throwing out the unwanted items. >> they wrapped it up and put it in the box. dead plant. >> because of the way the auction is structured, deals will be plenty. >> the dental equipment, we will put that into one lot. or be able to set up their

. >>> the plainfield home has been sold at auction. it was once owned by ed and elaine brown. they brought the property for $205,000. the items inside are going up for auction next month. >> the first thing i noticed was the kitchen stove. it is a crawford stove. apparently looking at it, it is a $20,000 on some antique sites. erin: the auction is set for the auctioneer is reminding bidders to come with cash or certified checks. >>> a warning for hands free driver. the hands free systems can still cause people to be distracted. a popular halloween costume raising concerns. why parents are taking issue with the invisible man suit. hayley: tracking a few showers moving across the u.s. that may impact your outdoor plans over the weekend. you are watching hayley: welcome back. it is 6:43. a live look in meredith. temperatures have been crashing. the problem is even with sunshine that we'll see today, we aren't going to warm up all that much. getting into the 40's later this afternoon up north. maybe a couple of us hitting 50 in the southern communities later on. bright sunshine an

scott out of plainfield, illinois.your already is hillary clinton was warned about b benghazi and did nothing to upgrade security, then isn't donald trump correct about george bush? >> no one asked president bush to take precise action against al qaeda in afghanistan, because no one knew about the plot. as far as available evidence demonstrat demonstrates. jack, new mexico. i watched the entire benghazi hearing and believe the lack of respect towards hillary clinton was misogyny. meaning hateful towards women. jack, i believe that if a man was secretary of state during the benghazi terror attack, he would have been grilled just as hard. polly, new york city, bill, i disagree with your comparison of black lives matter to american nazis. didn't make that. i asked if the republican group, if a republican group embraced a radical group like storm front, would that be acceptable? in light of the democrats not having a problem with black lives matter? it's all about radicalism. tom, wildwood, florida. one of my friends is fa

a serious accident in plainfield. kai simonsen joining us with more details. >> this happened at around 7:30 this morning at the corner of west 8th street and arlington avenue in plainfield, new jersey. an overturned vehicle, two vehicles involved in an accident here. you can see the overturned vehicle toward the bottom end of your screen. this happened less than a mile away. no word on injuries just yet. live in chopper 4. i'm chi simonson, darlene. lots of sun, high of 58. mostly clear. cloudy, 44. tomorrow, increasing clouds, 60 is the high. >>> from nbc news, this the "today's take" with the al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a monday morning, october 26, 2015. with tamron and natalie and will hi in new hampshire with republican candidate donald trump talking to matt lauerics and we want to continue along. matt, take it away. this has been riveting watching. >> all right. a thank you very much. tamron and natalie thank you very

ed and elaine brown' s 100-acre property in plainfield, new hampshire will soon be auctioned off. the fortress-style house was the scene of a nine-month standoff over taxes in 2007. the auction will be held next thursday with a minimum bid of $125,000. the brown are serving decades behind bars. >> to the plate, he struck him out! the new york mets have won the series! randy: the mets will meet the cubs in the national league championship series. last night' s big win again the dodgers, thanks in large part to infielder daniel murphy, who lead the mets to a 3-2 victory. the national league championship series against the cubs starts tomorrow in new york. landscaping crew in pennsylvania sent scrambling, all in search curiosity left her in a tight spot. around the backyard pool. when boo disappeared, owner peggy thought her cat had died until she heard her meow. after two days, the cat was a little dirty and smelly but she' s going to be just fine. incredible. one enthusastic voter has eyes in the back of her head. hillary clinton' s eyes. randy: this is the new haircut of a 70-year

and seven people were injured after a minivan carrying children to school collided with a car in plainfield, new jersey. the crash caused the minivan to 7:00 this morning. five other children were injured as well as both drivers. no word on the extent of those injuries or exactly what caused that crash. steve: the woman accused of killing four people after driving into a crowded homecoming parade in stillwater, oklahoma, has been ordered to she is facing four counts of second-degree murder. police believe the 25-year-old was driving while intoxicated. her defense attorney said she's mentally ill and blacked out before the crash. >> my visit with her lasted the better part of an hour, and during that entire interview, i was not satisfied that i was communicating with a competent individual. steve: five of the injured remain in critical conditions. chambers is held on a million dollars bond. jennifer: 260 people are reported dead following a powerful earth that happened in afghanistan. the 7.5 magnitude quake struck the northeastern part of the country, but the shaking could well. most of tho

. >>> a sexting scandal involving football players at plainfield high school in connecticut prompting the suspension of the entire team. a student who only wants to be identified as kevin told school officials about the group chat on social media. it involved naked pictures of female students as young as 14 years old. the student kevin says that he believes the photos were inappropriate but he thinks the school's decision to cancel friday's game is unfairly punishing all the students. >> i think the people that got in trouble or that should be -- that were a part of it should be suspended from the game but the other kids, let them play. >> there needs to be consequences for it. it's obviously not legal. it's against the law. >> the school district is still looking into the incident but no other discipline has been announced at this time. local police say there is no criminal investigation underway. >>> new information on the volkswagen emissions scandal. officials say the problem may be wider than previously known. the german automaker said today it is investigating whether more of it

scott out of plainfield, illinois. already is hillary clinton was warned about b benghazi and did nothing to upgrade security, then isn't donald trump correct about george bush? >> no one asked president bush to take precise action against al qaeda in afghanistan, because no one knew about the plot. as far as available evidence demonstrat demonstrates. jack, new mexico. i watched the entire benghazi hearing and believe the lack of respect towards hillary clinton was misogyny. meaning hateful towards women. jack, i believe that if a man was secretary of state during the benghazi terror attack, he would have been grilled just as hard. polly, new york city, bill, i disagree with your comparison of black lives matter to american nazis. didn't make that. i asked if the republican group, if a republican group embraced a radical group like storm front, would that be acceptable? in light of the democrats not having a problem with black lives matter? it's all about radicalism. tom, wildwood, florida. one of my friends is far le

the plainfield home of ed and elaine brown was sold at auction for over $25,000. the couple was involved with a nine-month standoff with u.s. marshals. they were involved with tax evasion but did not want to go to jail. they placed bombs and booby traps around the estate. now that it is cleared and sold, investigators are getting rid of the thousands of items inside the compound. >> we found living room sets, antiques. so many new items, high-tech items. >> the proceeds will cover back taxes and other things owed to the government. >>> a nurse from maine is suing the governor of new jersey because she was quarantined against her will. casey hitchcock was. she had returned of working with ebola patients in africa. chris christie violated her constitutional rights by holding her without due process. she is seeking $250,000. >>> a weymouth business tied to a local famous restaurant is going out of business. owner say the store will close some time next week. the butcher shop is affiliated, that restaurant closed in 2013 and since has been torn down. famous for the ca

scott, plainfield, illinois. is hillary clinton was warned about benghazi dand nothing to upgrade security, isn't donald trump correct when he says president bush was warned about 9/11 and is culpable? not a veiled comparison, scott. ambassador stevens himself requested more security and was denied. no one asked president bush to take precise action against al qaeda in afghanistan because no one knew about the plot. as far as available demonstrates. >>> jack lane beckettal, ryo rancho, new mexico. watched the entire benghazi hearing and believe the lack of respect towards hillary clinton was misogyny meaning hateful towards women. jack, i believe that if a man was secretary of state during the benghazi terror attack he would have been grilled just as hard. bill, i disagree with your comparison to black lives matter to american nazis. did not make that comparison. didn't make it. i asked if the republican group -- if a republican group embraced a radical group like storm front, would that be acceptable in light of

players from plainfield high school are accused of holding a group chat session where they exchanged nude photos of female classmates some as young as 14. the coach of another school team heard about the incident and alerted administrators. one of the students involved spoke about it on the condition that he remain anonymous. >> bunch of boys getting nude pictures from different kinds of girls exposing it in multiple ways in a group message. i think the people that got in trouble that were part of it should be suspected from the game but the other kids let them play. >> police were contacted but at this point there is no criminal investigation. >>> up next, roll out the barrels but not for a barrel of fun. how thieves got away with thousands of dollars in wine. >> some students think they have come up with a solution to a long running problem with long island's water. and it's getting national attention. >> and today in history, in 1879, thomas edison invented a workable electric light at his laboratory in new jersey. but it wasn't until 1910 that cheaper than gas. >>> they were caug

. >> carlton wright says he takes the rage he learned on the streets in plainfield, new jersey, and pours it into rap. now he's one of more than 2,000 inmates at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana. >> yeah, i had a great home, a great mother. you know what i mean? but by the same token, when i step outside my front door, it's the jungle. coming home from school, you may get into a fight, you may get jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don't give you too many bright endings, man. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i'm in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks like that on the street. i wear my white t-shirt one time and throw it away and buy a new one. you make do with what you've got in prison, you know? the things you think you'll never d

. >> the reporter: today, his theme team -- the plainfield estate bidding started at $125,000. inside this warehouse storage unit, an inside look at the lifestyle of convicted tax evaders, ed and elaine brown. >> they left the house filled to the gels with all of this stuff. >> a prob property appraiser is tasked with auctioning the brown's massive house and dental practice in new hampshire. i worked into the two bay garage, you couldn't get in except for the top step because of the boxes all sitting in there. >> the feds had boxed every single item following the nine month standoff in 2007. the browns held agents at bay after they were convicted of tax evasion. >> we started adding it all and saying maybe we can get paying egg down. >> sweeney emptied the 6,000 square foot home and dental practice to get them ready for today's auction. the house sold for $205,000. the dental practice for 415. now he's getting 8,000 boxes we found living room sets, we found antiques, we found so many new items, high-end items. >> the reporter: from artwork to antiques, to a tiffany lamp and too

for now, we're live here in plainfield, tony yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> a big break this afternoon, in the case of murdered nypd officer randolph holder. investigators now say that the gun pulled from the harlem river is the weapon used to kill officer holder. investigator say the ballistics testing ties the weapon to suspect tyrone howard, accused of shooting the officer in the head in east harlem tuesday night. a short time ago, the team from the harbor unit talked about finding the weapon by feeling around the bottom of the river early sunday morning. >> there was a black firearm that detectives asked us to find so i recovered that weapon. and brought it up for the crime scene guys. >> the detective stresses it was a total team effort, finding that weapon. also today, mourners paying tribute to officer holder with flowers and a memorial that continues to grow. begin tomorrow morning. >>> a wild afternoon in a park in new jersey. a bear is now on the way back to the woods after spending a leisurely day in morristown. a black bear wandered into the park, downt

windsor, worthington and plainfield in western mass. we'll fee it makes it to central mass. 57 in boston right now. nice sunshine out there and a knew clouds dotting the sky, making for a beautiful sunset. going down to 40 degrees first thing in the morning. worcester, 51 degrees at this hour, with sunshine has well. your temperature dropping to 40 in the morning, but you go to the suburbs of worcester and you'll get colder than that. orange, 53 in the morning. a few clouds around right now as those melt away, you're going into the upper 30's. metro west and northwest of boston, upper 30's. not the coldest morning we're going to see this weekend. the '40s frost and freeze is still to come. if you're heading out this evening, bring a jacket. how about the high school football games. our game of the week is rockland at randolph. staying cool and dry. that will be the scene just about everywhere, dropping through the 40's through the evening and through the football games if you are going to one, the wave. we'll talk about when the coldest

really jamming things up quickly out there after exit 40, which is the plainfields and watchung exit. definitely build extra time into your commute here. we'll look at the long island expressway by the grand central parkway where it's also a slow ride westbound. this is how it normally looks at this hour, but we have an accident westbound on the l.i.e. by exit 33. that's not helping. we also have issues on the southern state parkway. we'll have an update from chopper 4 coming up. >> lauren, thank you. >>> coming up next, an update on breaking news in new jersey. >> reporter: i'm katherine creag live in teaneck, where police are on the scene of a stabbing investigation. numerous officers are here. coming up, we'll tell you why they're focusing in on that house. that's coming up next. >> reporter: and just how clear are the skies this morning after that massive computer glitch that stranded thousands nationwide? i'm tracie strahan live at kennedy airport with your update coming up. >>> and if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. download the news 4 new york app onile you

the plainfield home of convicted tax evaders ed and elaine brown is going up for auction today. the notice of sale comes with a warning because investigators have found explosive devices on the property. the browns are each serving more than 30 years in prison for tax evasion and staging a nine month standoff with u.s marshals back in 2007. federal officials tried to auction off the home last year to no avail. today' s starting bid is $125,000. the auction starts at 11:00 a.m. in concord. at atkinson couple is facing charges following a pot bust at their home. investigators say they found more than 7 pounds of marijuana at the house of robert and valerie zdrada on monday. both husband and wife are facing charges of felony drug possession with intent to distribute. they are due in court in december. next we move to pea soup. a live look from goffstown. visibility is slightly low. kevin: yes. we are looking at temperatures and the 40' s to lower 50' s. hard to believe we will be in the 60' s and possibly a couple southern areas. the chance to reach above 70 into the afternoon. sho

and bob and jean said this, it's 45 in north plain field and today is i love -- north plainfield and today is i love lucy day. the first time it was on tv. that's why i'm wearing red. and i like this too from charlie. beautiful oil painting, you know it's fall. that's spectacular. and we are going to see great weather for some leaf loving today. but we do anticipate the wet weather and then the chilly conditions for the weekend. weekend, i mean, it's going to be -- yeah, a november-feel. definitely in the mornings. both saturday morning and sunday morning and even monday morning. clear and 54 for thursday morning in the city. there are the readings in the 30s. poor guy from sparta, 39. 43 in the hamptons. these numbers compared to yesterday, let's see. without exception, it is colder out the door. six to 15 degrees colder. so you're going to feel it. i mean the skies will be bright but number, no, only where they should be. we have been spoiledded. 65 the anticipated high. right around what you would expect this time of year. radar and satellite almost getting the day off today. ther

have clear conditions, so you have cool readings out there. 48, jean the weather machine in north plainfield. i like this too. it's a beautiful starry sky. yeah, obviously cool jacket weather out there. and speaking of stars, another one of our weather star, walter has 51. i'll tell you what, the air quality is clear. far enough away from the city where you have less light, it's a beautiful sky. parts of the area will see a pocket or two of fog develop. the cool temperature, you hit the dew point and you will see fog. no advisories to report. and really not a lot of information coming in on that. just concerned about the possibility of fog. wind out of the west at 3 miles per hour. the light wind won't blow away the morning gray. 42 in the hamptons. a lot of readings in the 40s. let's compare these numbers with yesterday. more iron ring leader, the city is -- more fog. drama today. start cooler and end warmer. shooting for 72 in the city. more sun than we saw yesterday. and a little less wind. so it's a win-win kind of day today. the radar and satellite shows the the ridge of high pressure b

. >>> police in plainfield, new jersey are investigating after a little girl was killed in a crash on the way to school. the 10-year-old was one of six children in this van. witnesses say a car blew through the stop sign and slammed into the van yesterday. people familiar with the area say it's a dangerous intersection. police are looking into the number of accidents. >>> a woman survives a serious crash in yonkers. her car barreled through a fence and plunged 40 feet into a construction site. the car hit nose-first and rolled on to the roof. police say she was leaving the garage yesterday when the car suddenly sell rated through the presence and over the cliff. >>> and now to the mets' championship chase as they get ready for game one of the world series. >> here at home, the fans are more than ready. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the excitement can be seen and felt everywhere as the mets gear up for the world series. in queens monday, outside the hall, a rally for fans got everyone in the spirit. hundreds showed up in their best mets blue and orange gear to support a team they say has w