crashed in east hartford, connecticut, in what investigators are saying was an intentional act. moments before the plane, the student pilot was apparently in a heated exchange with his instructor. the plane struck a utility pole and wires, knocking out power to the surrounding neighborhood, and causing a fire that engulfed the aircraft. during a news conference yesterday, police added that the plane had two sets of controls but wouldn't confirm who was flying. the student died at the scene. the instructor crawled from the burning plane and is said to be in fair condition. >> wow. well, let's get a check on your with wnbc meteorologist rafael miranda. good morning to you. now we're talking about nicole. this is bad for bermuda. >> very bad. we're dealing with a major hurricane now, a category 4 storm. we're seeing those winds of 130 miles per hour with gusts up to 160 miles per hour. this storm is headed right towards bermuda. it's still about 100 miles away but moving right in that direction around 15 miles per hour. again, a strong category 4. of course, the devastating winds move in over the next few hours,