ed: breaking news, phillip chism found guilty of first-degree rder and aggravated rape in the killing of his teacher. jc: germs rejected his insanity defense. we have live team coverage. reporter: there was overwhelming evidence, including video which showed him coming to and going from the murder scene. it took the jury 10 hours to reach their decision. >> charge of the defendant, phillip chism, with murder in the first degree, find the not guilty. >> guilty, deliberate premeditation, extreme atrocity. reporter: philip chish sm guilty. during deliberations the jury asked for a video player, presumably to watch again the states most important evidence, chism following his victim into the bathroom where she was murdered. charging with aggravated rape. so say all members of the jury? reporter: he is also guilty of second charge of aggravated assault in the woods outside the defendant. defendant guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. reporter: the jury was told earlier for that rape charge to stand victim would have to be alive. a status hearing planned for next week, then after the holida

there is one thing phillips needed more than anything.inspiration. >> everything i am doing in here to better myself is so i can be out there for my daughter when all of this is done. because that's the whole reason why i am doing what i am doing. >> for phillips, losing weight has given him a new outlook. even as he faces the possibility of a life behind bars. should he be convicted. >> if you don't have hope and you are not positive, then you have nothing. every day i wake up, it is a new day. >>> coming up. >> his personality changes very frequently. >> recovered from his attempted suicide, arnulfo guerra poses new challenges. >> he could be singing. at the drop of a dime, he is mad. [ indiscernible ] >> and -- >> right side protective custody. left side, our detox unit. >> two female housing units. divided by hate. >> why don't you come over here and do something about it? 0 >>> at san antonio's bear county jail, there are 16 different housing units for the 400 women incarcerated here. two of those units, hold inmates who are facing d

phillip chism found gentlelady ritzer. colleen ritzer's family and the district attorney are expected to speak at 5:30 p.m. and we will bring that to you live. school is out in los angeles tonight after threats shut down the country's second largest school district. developing all day long. tonight. l.a. closed all city schools threat. tonight, we've learned a ranking lawmaker on the house committee says that threat is believed to be a hoax. meantime, we've also learned that new york schools received a similar threat, but downplayed the seriousness of that. >> the reporter: please be advised that all schools will be closed for students today. >> the reporter: the second largest school district in the nation, closed all of its more than 900 schools and told its 640,000 students to stay home tuesday, after receiving an emailed threat from overseas. >> thank you for meeting with me. >> the reporter: los angeles ramon cortinas said recent security concerns and heightened security prompted the move. >> i think what happened in

>> phillipe :at the center of the storm -- liza muzafery. who took over as principal at the school in fremont at the end of the 2013 school year. and, has remained in charge ever since. >> : she makes us feel like we have to feel ashamed in ourselves. >> phillipe :this group of current students and parents at mattos. as well as former teachers, are among the 106 people who have signed a petition, stating that the school once known for positive and strong leadership, has morphed into a culture of belittling and bullying. >> : we have a large attrition of teachers who have left due to medical reasons. >> phillipe :one former teacher telling kron four off-camera that muzafery's attitude caused so much stress. a doctor wouldn't allow her to return to work. she's since transferred to another school in the district. still, not all are against her. >> : she has been an intelligent, professional driven principal who has worked very hard for our students. >> phillipe :at a school board meeting, during the public comments section, at least a dozen peo

phillip chism guilty of first-degree murder. they did not buy his insanity defense. jc: a quick recap of the charges now. guilty of first-degree murder, premeditated and not the result of a mental break. as for rape, he was found guilty of raping her in the school bathroom. he was found not guilty of aggravated rape in the woods, because jurors believe she was already dead. he was also found guilty of armed robbery. ed: the 16-year-old will be sentenced after the new year. he was tried as an adult, but in massachusetts juveniles cannot be sentenced to life without parole. he faces a life at the possibility of parole after 15-25 years. the family will be at a news conference, and that is expected to happen anytime now. now to the opioid crisis. the substance abuse task force is considering a number of hills to battle the growing heroin epidemic. jc: heather is here with the options. reporter: there seems to be a growing consensus that the penalties need to be increased along with better monitoring of prescriptions for opioids. the task force held the final meeting tod

>>> phillip chism, now a convicted killer. the jury says he brutally murdered and raped his own math teacher. tonight, the reason he could get out of prison in just 15 years. >> foyer weeks ago their brother was hit by a car and left to die. that heartbroken family still waiting for justice. why the driver who turned himself in still has not been charged. >> and little kids told there's no santa claus by their own substitute teacher. it happened at a local school. the email sent home to dozens of parents tonight. >> a guilty verdict but no closure. >> there can never be true >> reporter: tonight colleen ritz's family vows to keep fighting. >> colleen never gave up and neither will we. >> and promises to keep her legacy alive. >> we will carry on and do our best to find the good every day,. >> the pain colleen ritzer's family lived while the trial ends and they are still left with a tragedy. >> the verdict was read live right here on fox 25. phillip chism is guilty of first-degree murder. he was found guilty on one of the aggra

you know, this jury not only convicted phillip chism of first-degree murder but also rejected his insanity defense that claimed he was mentally ill when he attacked colleen ritzer in that bathroom at a danvers high school. when the verdict was read allowed in court it was a very emotional moment. >> reporter: after weeks of testimony and a day and a half of deliberation, finally news at phillip chism jury have made a decision. colleen ritzer's mother wept as the final decision got underway and the jury spoke. >> guilty, deliberate premeditation and extreme atrocity with cruelty. >> reporter: the now 16-year-old phillip chism convicted of first-degree murder of colleen ritzer, his danvers high school math teacher. powerful video evidence showed murder following her into a bathroom where she was attacked and later removing her body from barrel. the jury rejected chism's insanity defense as it also convicted chism of aggravated rape in the bathroom and armed robbery of colleen's underwear. the jury acquitted chism of one aggravated rape count. apparently the jury could not determine if ritzer

. >> phillipe :lines typically wrap around the foot of powell street, with tourist ready to hop onto one of the world's most famous rides. >> : how're we going to get to pier 39. >> phillipe :instead -- we were the bearer of bad news sunday for this handbell choir in town from sonora for one last night before heading back up the mountain. >> : really disappointed. >> phillipe :letting them know the cable car wasn't coming. >> : this is gonna be the highlight of our trip -- riding the cable cars. >> : i don't know, its something about the cable cars that i really like. just the wind in the hair kind of feeling. >> phillipe :spending most of the day locked up in a warehouse. at around nine o'clock in the morning, s-f-m-t-a spokesperson paul rose says the fleet of cable cars that typically ride up and down the hills were pulled back, and replaced with shuttle buses. >> : do you take the cable cars off the road every storm or just when it gets intense? well, steady rain is one thing, but when it gets intense and high winds are an issue, you know the flash flooding where you can see some

good afternoon i'm claire phillips with the cellulars office.as kate mentioned our office issued this report last month, november 12th and surveyed six jurisdictions and their implementation techniques on automated safety enforcement. which is the overview that i will be giving you today. the objectives were to identify how other jurisdictions around the country implemented automated safety enforcement and how to use that to support san francisco's advance of ase authorization to vision zero action strategy as kate mentioned? so we're all very familiar with this visual. again, speeding is a major factor in whether a person will survive a collision with a vehicle. so a person who is struck by a car going 40 miles per hour has a 20% chance of surviving. while if going -- if they are 40 miles per hour has a 20% of surviving, whereas if a car is going 20 miles per hour, they have a 90% chance of surviving. so really significant factor in how fast a speeding car is moving in terms of if someone is going to survive a collision? as you can see, this is

chris imtrial. -- phillip chism. the grandfather testified to the history of mental illness. one of chism's friend spoke of his behavior few days before ritzer was killed. >> i thought it was strange. i knew him as a very excited person. very outgoing. talking to us a lot. getting to know us. and then all of a sudden he just got quiet. >> phillip chism did not look at anyone as they testified and in the afternoon he asked to go back to his cell rather than attend a midday motion hearing. this afternoon, jurors will visit the scene of the dan very high school. dan very schools have a halfday to students will not be there. >> reporter: the convicted marathon bomber owes $80 million to families of the 2013 attack. submitted claims in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. the payment is mostly symbolic. this comes as tsarnaev's defense pushes for a new trial in an appeals hearing. his attorneys believe a death sentence should be thrown out because of a recent supreme court ruling calls into question 15 of the 30 counts aga

was a direct attack on phillip chism's insanity plead. this time the jurors got a psychological play-by-play. from the time that philip -- phillip chism walked into the high school, the doctor says he knew exactly what he was doing. >> he was not suffering from a mental disease. >> the 16-year-old mother sat with her head down while the prosecutions last witness painstakingly went through surveillance click by click from the day his math teacher the doctor pointed out chism following her and looking both ways before. >> there was in an first -- and inference that he appreciated the wrongfulness of his context. -- conduct. >> reporter: the alleged method of attack and how the victim's body was left posed as if to humiliate, how police later found him with her underwear.>> perpetrators will not uncommonly take sometimes life gets called in the literature a souvenir or trophy which is intended to keep the memory of the assault with them over time. >> reporter: some of the last testimony jurors are left with as they are heading into closing a

. >> phillipe :catherine. the storms passed through in spurts. one second it'd be sprinkling. the next -- a downpour. but here's how the weather played out throughout the day. a soggy start to the early morning commute for drivers on highway 101 along the pennisula. the rain came down consistently for several hours until drying up at around eight a-m. across the bay, in lafayette. public works crews busy unclogging built up debris in storm drains. and, also taking preventative measures to avoid flooding. >> : just patrolling the city -- making sure everythings working. >> phillipe :over the bay bridge and into san francisco. by the late morning. the wind littering the sidewalks with leaves blown off trees. then by the late afternoon. another downpour sent shoppers in chinatown running for cover. most people carrying umbrellas and wearing coats to stay dry. even at the iconic golden gate bridge. >> : little bit of shower -- no problem, because it cooled off, and now you feel really good, haha. >> phillipe :locals touring the area for fun, had a blast sightseeing. but spent most

mark phillips, cbs news, london. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - why some people start noticing hearing loss this time of the year. paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. >> liam: ivy, i'm -- i'm so grateful you're dropping the restraining order, but you can't... >> ivy: what? i-i can't kiss you? >> liam: no. >> ivy: i can't tell you how i feel? i can't tell you that i miss you? >> ivy: look, i know -- i know

the fate of phillip chism rests in the hands of the jury. and the jury got it around 12 and the jury got it around 12:45 yesterday afternoon after they heard closing arguments from both sides. each painting a very different picture of 15-year-old phillip chrisam for murdering and rape chrisam for murdering and raping his math teacher cal lien ritzer in 2013. chism's defense making the case that he was mentally ill when he committed those crimes the prosecution reminding the jury that no evidence of mental illness was found playing the video from danvers high school again. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is deliberate premeditation. >> phillip chism a kind, smart 14-year-old commits -- committed these terrible acts when he was in the throes of a serious mental illness. you might be able to see the verdict form. it can find him not guilty by a lack of criminal responsibility which would be the insanity defense. hay lot to weigh from a couple of weeks of this case here and also need to weigh the different charges here too. we did speak with legal a

phillip chimp's actions took a wonderful person from this world. >> reporter: while denise an admits he did it in her closing argument she toll the jury phillip chism was insane two years ago hen he strangled and . >>> the evidence is clear that phillip chism suffered from a psychotic disorder most like low early onset schizophrenia reviewing testimony of several expert witnesses she call to the stan, regan explained that his move to massachusetts from tennessee at the beginning of the school year in 2013 may have . >>> unfortunately the move to massachusetts was catastrophic . >> reporter: grip a box cutter prosecutors say chism used in the gruesome attack, they explained there is simply no evidence she was suffering from any psychoic attack . >>> phillip knew right from wrong and could choose right from wrong. he did it repeatedly over the course of that afternoon . >> reporter: prosecutors asking jurors to hold the teen accountable for his actions . >>> you find the defendant guilty for the intentional and purposeful and knowing robbery, rapes and murder of colleen ritz ritzer . >

phillip tweeted this tonight, 513 to 202. #papapope.#ondeck. 513 the area code of cincinnati of course. ken rosenthal tweeted a trade between the reds and nats is in place. phillips would have to approve any trade. he does have the no trade clause in his contract. phillips played six seasons under dusty baker with the reds. he has power. he slugged 18 home runs two seasons ago. 12 this past year. the second baseman is also a four-time gold glove award winner. phillips has two years and $27 million remaining on his current contract. >>> moving on to football now. the redskins want to slow down the bills' offense this sunday, keeping lesean mccoy in check could be a good start. from his time with the eagles the skins know how explosive mccoy can be but this defense, however, they've shown the last three games stopping the run is no longer an issue for them. they haven't allowed a 100-yard rusher during that stretch. mccoy playing his first full season in buffalo helping the offense average 141 yards on the ground. that is third best in th

phillip chism's lawyer telling the jury, it will not be calling any more witnesses. and by saying the juvenile rests, emphasizing at 16, phillip chism is legally not yet an adult. there was the possibility that chism's mother might take the stand, but in the end, she did not. instead, the prosecution called witnesses to rebut chism's claim that he was mentally ill. when math teacher colleen ritzer was raped and murdered. dr. kelly casey, a psychologist, conducted an ink blot personality test on chism. opposite of the defense's claim that chism suffered a psychotic episode when colleen ritzer was killed. >> in this particular case, did phillip chism show any signs of a spot disorder or psychosis. >> no, he did not. >> the reporter: another psychologist, dr. nancy, conducted a number of tests on chism. and she found evidence of malingering or exaggerating symptoms. >> my opinion was that his report across the various measures revealed multiple inconsistencies and that taken together with his history and his presentation to me were highly suggestive of a no langerred la

phillip chism is accused of brutal rape and murder of teacher colleen ritzer. his defense is expected to raise issues of chism's own health. his grandmother battled with mental health issues and was hospitalized for it in the mid 1970's. >> she has shock treatment. not only once, but many times. >> was she in the hospital for a long time? >> yes. >> the reporter: in court, phillip chism did not look at his grandfather. for did he look at other help chism family and were close to them in tennessee before the chisms moved to danvers in 2013. chism also did not appear to even acknowledge tanner carter, a lifelong friend from tennessee. you would say phillip is my -- >> pretty much like my brother. >> tanner was respectful around him but different around her. >> at one point, you described it as hateful to watch how phillip treated his mother. >> there was a time where my husband addressed it with him, and come around that he had to be respectful to her. >> the murder of colleen ritzer took place weeks after phillip chism started danvers high school. at 6:00 p.m.,

this after phillip chism's defense attorney went home sick. >> reporter: phillip chism asked himself to be excused. hours later his attorney denise regan was absent after going home sick. the delay pushing closing arguments until at least today adding tension to the court room. the prosecutors speaking of the human cost of every d delay in the case. phillip chism is accused of rape raping and murdering his his defense focuses on the history of mental illness. surveillance images of danvers high school including one of chism wearing gloves and others showing him following her into a bathroom where she was murdered. chism came to danvers high school that morning with a purpose and now what he was doing. >> reporter: members of the ritzer family have been in court for these proceedings all along the way and of course this last delay very difficult for them as you might imagine. closing arguments could happen today. we will keep you posted on that. chism's attorney did push for one more witness. we will tell you about that in the next hour. catherine parrotta, fox25 news catherine parrot

. >> phillipe :and, in this case young children on hard times. >> : we're really short this year.r, we were short 40-thousand toys. this year we need another 40 to 50-thousand toys. >> phillipe :for more than 20 years, stephanie surls and her family have been volunteering for the contra costa county u-s marine corps. toys for tots program. her east bay garage packed with boxes of toys recently picked up from drop off locations. before she hands them off to the marine's at the main warehouse in concord. >> : its getting down to the call of duty. um, we need help. and, we need people to donate. um, every child should have a toy. a new toy. we ask for new toys. >> phillipe :the warehouse may look full, but the marine's say it really isn't. the hope is that they serve at least 40-thousand kids, who would each receive two toys. but at this pace, that might not happen. a shame says surls, who says the kids who benefit from this program deserve better. >> : oh, its so wonderful when you see a kid get a new toy that hasn't had a toy for like five years. its like, oh my god, the lights in

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several minors, friends of phillip chism including one from danvers high school and he speaks of phillip chism's demeanor the days before ritzer was killed and raped. you will hear from that witness in the next hour. catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> money is missing from an evidence room from a local police department and a veteran of the force is under investigation. fox25 investigates have obtained an internal memo from framingham police about the incident. it says the officer, a 30-year veteran of the framingham police department is on paid administrative leave. fox25 investigates has confirmed he was in charge of the evidence and details. framingham police chief ken ferguson sent a memo to all officers and it reads as you may know, the massachusetts investigating the theft of money from the police department's evidence room. framingham's town manager would not reveal any other details when we asked. >> i can't confirm and i won't deny that there is an investigation. you are aware of an internal e-mail that i just had an opportunity to look at. >> reporter: sources say well

and he said, he thinks that phillip chism in that video was episode. coming up at 6:00 p.m., you'll hear why he says that. live in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: after a wet and windy day, things are drying out. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz >> kevin: it is, of course, it's all relative. some people like it to be cold and snowy for the christmas season, but it's not happening in southern new england, not yet. there have been flurries in new england. northern new england has seen snow. we're just getting some of the chill especially overnight and really each morning this weekend, despite the mild afternoons we'll have. it is 46 in boston, with a lot of clouds around right now. those clouds will be melting away through the evening and dropping into the 30's overnight. worcester, it is 41 degrees, again, there are clouds out there, they're going to go away. temperature dropping to freezing or even below overnight. back here in keene, new hampshire, 43 degrees there with some clouds. they'll be dropping down to about

jurors will return to deliberate in the phillip chism murder trial. jurors emerged from three hours of deliberation around 4:00 p.m. with no verdict. this after an emotional morning of closing arguments. danvers high school in 2013. fox 8 live will alert you and breaking in to programming, as soon as a jury reaches a verdict in the trial. the disciplinary process now underway for the operator of the run away redline mbta train. we learned david vasquez had a three year employment gap during list 28 years at the mbta. vasquez faces disciplinary action for its run away redline that traveled five miles without an operator before being stopped short of the j.f.k. stop. officials are still trying to determine exactly what mistakes the station without an operator. >> aren't to, wmur news 9 investigates, has learned a woman held for years in the stabbing data death of her husband could be released tomorrow. the woman was held for psychiatric concerns. the family reached out to us and are very concerned the killer could walk free. >> the reporter: this crime

two psychologists testified that phillip chism knew the and chose wrong, anyway. testimony also focused on a series of mental evaluations that chism took. he tested positive for certain mental illnesses and also was positive for feigning mental illness. he scored high on one test and very low, in the bottom 1 percentile on the other. they said that he faked it. >> there is only one explanation? >> what is that explanation? >> the person purposely missed the answers. >> phillip chism made a request tomorrow. on the judge granted that request. >>> here is a live look at the city of boston. we are talking changes, catherine, warm, 60s in december. >> not december-like at all. >> we should be in the 40s, you guys. 43 is the average of the time and we are in the 40s, on the way 50s tomorrow. 44 in the city of boston right now, wind from the southeast at six miles per hour and despite the clouds, we are still in the 40s all the way back down to the south coast. a little bit cooler. southwest new hampshire, 42 in wooster. a little bit of dim sunshine out there that you s

phillip chism faces charges michael. >> reporter: phillip chism will appear in suffolk county juvenile court on charges he tried to kill of a department of youth services worker in dorchester while awaiting trial for killing his danvers high school math teacher colleen ritzer after that jury found him guilty of murder defense. a dave tears and some sense of justice for colleen ritzer. the danvers high school math teacher killed more than two years ago. >> the jury has a verdict. >> reporter: phillip chris imguilty of first-degree murder. a jury rejected the 16-year-old's insanity defense and came back with the verdict after more nine hours of deliberation. video from inside danvers high school shown during the trial allowed jurors to see chism, stalking ritzer before the murder. and taking her body out of the school in a recycle school in a recycling bin afterwards. the jury also found chism guilty of armed robbery and one count of aggravated rape while acquitting him on another. prosecutor worked on securing two years. >> this moment belong to colleen ritzer and her family. we can't b

(phillip brenneman/ determined dieter) "it is your body. you got to own up to what you've done to it. if you've made it you know overweight or unhealthy, you've put that stuff in your body, so you've got to own up for what you've done to it. and the only way it's going to get fixed is you've got to fix it yourself. if you really want it, really want to change it, your body is going to respond and thank you for has been able to stop taking medications for his high blood sugar, high cholesterol and type two diabetes since he has lost the weight. brenneman has completed three 5-k races -- with another one coming up this weekend.his next goal is completing a triathlon. it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...up next in business news - how uber is trying to make things a little easier wall street will try to bounce back from the worst day for stocks since late september. the dow tumbled 250 points.the nasdaq fell 85.and the s and p 500 fell almost 30. the european central bank is cutting one of its benchmark interest rates in ho

michael. >> reporter: phillip chism found guilty of murder. now we expect to see him back in court just several hours later. this time he will appear in juvenile court accused of attacking a department of youth services worker while he awaited trial for killing his danvers high school math teacher colleen ritzer. the court room in essex county was tense after the jury came back with a verdict a after more than nine hours of deliberation. video from inside danvers high school sold chism stalking ritzer before the murder and taking her body in recycling bin after. a jury found her guilty of first-degree murder, armed robbery and one count of aggravated rape before acquitting on another. prosecutors worked on securing those verdicts in more than two years. >> belonged to colleen ritzer and her family. we can't bring her back, but justice for her family. >> reporter: chism was 14 when he murdered colleen ritzer and because he was and a is juvenile he can not sentenced to life without parole. he will be eligible for parole in 15 to 25 years. set. n

the defendant phillip chisholm is guilty. the night team covering the possible punishment and emotional reaction. we will not allow colleen's remembered. to the verdict in a teacher's murder. >> she was murdered two years ago. tonight colleen ritzer killer brought to justice phillip chisholm 14 years when he was arrested could face the rest of his life in prison. it took the jury nine hours to find chisholm guilty of first degree murder. rape and armed robbery he was found not guilties on second rape charge. we have night team coverage of guilty verdict chisholm's possible sentence and the a motional reaction from colleen ritzer's family. let's get started with night team kimberly bookman in salem where verdict came down early this evening. >> yeah, kim you know this was a case. in fact judge said these jurors may never be the same. they had to listen to more than 50 witnesses, they looked at 140 pieces of evidence and 4 o'clock this afternoon they said they had reached a verdict. >> the defendant phillip chisholm is guilty.

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(standup close: mark phillips, cbs news, london.) (1:33-1:41)this was more than a rock concert. it was an act of act of remembrance... an act of cultural assertion... and an act of defiance.mark phillips, cbs news, london the eagles of death metal were a popular, but cult band before the attacks. now many consider them a part of paris history. noon - the major university reporting health problems boston college students have gotten sick after eating at a chipotle restaurant near campus. campus.that restaurant has been closed while health officials investigate.b-c says 30 students have reported some sort of gastro-intestinal illness.20 of them have been hospitalized.most reported eating food from chipotle less than a week before their symptoms began.the c-d-c says 52 people in nine states have gotten sick because of an -e- coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants. transamerica will restructure its two major business divisions next year. the insurance and investment firm tells cbs 2 news, the move could result in some layoffs, but a number has not been set.employees learned of

chism himself asking to be and hours later, not only was phillip chism absent from the courtroom, so was his lead defense attorney, denise regan, denise was in the courtroom earlier in the day. >> i think the issue is that ms. regan went home sick a lyle while ago. >> that means another delay in the phillip chism murder trial. phillip chism is on trial for the rape and murder of danvers high school math teacher colleen ritzer. after weeks of testimony, the jury was supposed to get the case on friday. but now, regan's illness means no closing statements until at least monday, and that just added to the tension in the courtroom. >> there is a human cost to every delay in this case, and that all i will say for once i'm listening to the voice inside my head that tells me not to say everything i'm thinking. >>> >>> the setback for the trial came as superior court judge david lowie dealt the chism defense with a setback by refuse to go allow a last minute witness. they wanted to introduce recent brain scans of phillip chism suffered a brain injury and is schizophrenic and that might explai

. >> phillipe :yih-chau chang with the local second amendment advocacy group responsible citizens ofalifornia. disagrees with president barack obama, who shortly after the deadly shootings, called for common sense gun safety laws. >> : gun control creates soft targets. basically, if you have a criminal or a group of terrorists who want to attack a particular target, they're going to look for people who are not going to be able to provide much, if any, resistance. here in california, we have the strictest gun control laws in the country. um, that may be partially why this incident was as serious as it was. you had 14 people who died, another 17 who are seriously wounded and this may not have happened if there was a situation where people could have readily armed themselves legally in public settings. >> phillipe :chang then points to last months deadly terror attacks in paris. >> : in france, they've clearly demonstrated that they have very strict gun control laws -- more than 100 people ended up getting killed there. it was a situation where gun control didn't help them. >> phillipe

our coverage of the phillip chism verdict will continue throughout the newscast. we will be in court in boston >>> a new hampshire grand jury will now decide if three people will be indicted in the overdose death of a teenager. 17-year-old eve tarmey died october 17 at a motel in rochester. her mother and mother's police. a massachusetts was arrested on drug and conspiracy charges in this case. >>> dozens of high school coaches and nurses will be out to how to use a life saving drug. will train them to use the overdose reversing drug narcan. 30 spav members from number of schools will participate. a high number became addicted to opioids following a sports injury. >>> new this morning, two chihuahuas are recovering after they were found in central mass severely neglected. they were found locked in a rabbit cage for more than a week. the animal rescue league of boston stepped in and covered care. they are being taken care of by a foster family and a go fund me page has been set up >>> you this this morning the massachusetts department of transportation is looking i

>> reporter: clutching the box cutter prosecutors say phillip chism used to ilhis math teacher several years ago she down police department any suggestion by the defense that the then 14 14-year-old was insane when he committed the savage attack. >>> i am not going stand here and tell threw is nothing wrong with phillip chism. how could i? but i am going to submit that there is overwhelming evidence in this case beyond any reasonable doubt that phillip chism was not suffering from mental disease or defect . >> reporter: replaying surveillance video that shows his move before and after he followed ritzer into a girl's bathroom prosecutors say he had a plan and he carried it out. >>> able open one man would sexually vie lit her in the woods and only one man is caught with his pants down . >> reporter: the defense said while chism did it according to tear expert witnesses the teen . >>> the evidence is clear that phillip chism has suffered from a psychotic disorder most likely early onset schizophrenia from the time he was young. >> reporter: so on a trial that began with jury selection m

phillip chism guilty of first-degree murder. jurors did not buy his insanity defense in the murder of colleen retzer. the jury decided the crime was premeditated and will not the result of a mental break. ed: a debate held in las vegas national polls, but staples is another story. ted cruz leads in iowa, which holds its caucuses in february, and marco rubio is gaining in new hampshire, another early primary state. tonight' s debate is expected to focus on terrorism. tom brady asked this morning about his support for his friend donald trump, and whether past comments constituted an endorsement. here is what he had to say. >> i just stay out of this debate. donald is a good friend of mine. i support all my friends, that is what i have to say. he is a good friend of mine and he has always been so supportive of me. it is remarkable what he has achieved, from business, an incredible businessman and tv star, and getting into politics, ed: the mogul turned politician had a usa beauty pageant after winning his first super bowl. new toni

"but surely not brother phillip. you see, phillip is so passive, a real nobody. but then, almost mysteriously, he has a gift for somehow always being there when you need him. he just magically appears by your side. maybe phillip is the messiah." he couldn't possibly have meant me. i'm just an ordinary person. yet, suppose he did? suppose i am the messiah. oh, god, not me. [ laughter ] i couldn't be that much for you, could i, god?" as they contemplated in this manner, the old monks began to treat each other with a whole new level of extraordinary respect just on the chance that one them might be the messiah. because the forest which it was situated in was so beautiful, it happened that people still occasionally came to visit the monastery to picnic in its tiny lawn and to wander along some of its paths even now and then to go into the dilapidated chapel just to meditate a bit. but as they did so, without even being conscious of it, that now began to surround the five old monks. and it seemed to radiate out from them and permeate the atmosphere of the place. there

report roup report heather, phillip chism's lawyers could call phillip chism's own mother to the stand. she is on a list of possible defense witnesses, part of that list that has not been yet called. of the case could come down to the jury's answer to one question. was the then 14-year-old chism hearing voices and mentally ill when as the defense admitted he rape and and killed his math teacher 24-year-old colleen ritzer of andover. a expert spoke to the court room of claims that he was hearing voices in his head since the age of 10. the eye kai tryst said chism was the only bit of evidence for that claim. and then a pretty tense exchange whether chism who observers say haven't shown any emotion in court felt any remorse for what has taken place. >> and had that been treated, he wouldn't have caused the difficulties that he has caused. that he has caused. is that how he describes them, difficulties, dr. douglas? for him to talk about that. >> reporter: the defense is expected to rest its case today but, again, not clear whether they will call chism's mother to the stand. in 30 minutes

to >> phillipe :pam. believe me, i looked long and hard to for negative review, and i'm sure there are some out there. but tonight, we spoke with a bunch of people as they were leaving the theater. and, generations of star wars fans tell me nevermind the long wait in lines. this is a must see. >>:i think it was awesome great fell and a great ending but no spoilers--great film >> phillipe :did it live up to expectations? >>:it's definitely one of the better ones, better than new hope but behind empire strikes back and return of the jedi i wasn't a star wars fan but i am now >> phillipe :now you're taking a look at the first group of theater-goers as they make their way outside. they were the first to watch the film. the first screening was at seven o'clock. what a big day for the metreon and theaters across the united states. as you heard, most people were hesitant to say that "the force awakens" was the best of all the films. but clearly director j-j abrams and the returning cast members from the first th

hands, but first, attorneys on both sides presented for that jury two very different views of phillip chism. >> phillip chism, a kind, smart, 14-year-old, committed these terrible acts when he was in the throes of a serious mental illness. >> that is how defense attorney denise regan in a slow, motherly ton began her final defense of 16-year-old phillip chism. regan wants the jury to find that phillip chism was presently ill the day colleen ritzer was murdered and was not thus not criminally responsible for what he did. >> when phillip chism followed ms. ritzer into that bathroom, he was not himself. >> but prosecutor kate mcdougal reminded the jury that experts found no evidence of mental illness in chism, and some found he was faking. mcdougal played for the jury the video showing chism following colleen ritzer into the bathroom where she was brutally murdered with a box cutter he brought to school. but mcdougal went even further, arguing, colleen ritzer could still have been alive when chism loaded her body into a recycling bin and resumed the attack in the woods, violating her bod

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. >> another lost gospel, that of phillip, suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciplesry. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was some sort of relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. >> in the early christian communities, for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. >> as a first century jewish man, it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. >> this is high stakes stuff. so if jesus, the son of god, was married, maybe he had children. if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people would want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people wandering around today with sort of holy blood in them. >> there's one page in particular i'm very excited to see. and that is 63, 64. there it is. yeah. there are tw

prosecutors say phillip chism posed her body there. this expert explained to the jury why that's important, what it says about phillip chism. you'll hear more about that at 6:00 p.m. for now, live in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> mark: and when the chism verdict comes down, you'll see it right here on fox 25 and you'll get an alert on your fox 25 news app. >> vanessa: the father of one of the san bernardino shooters is breaking his silence. syed rizwan farook's father is condemning his daughter's actions. meanwhile, the f.b.i. today answering a key question in the terror attacks. the husband and wife killers became radicalized at least two years ago. which means syed rizwan farook radicalized before they got married or even met. the evidence also suggesting both of them discussed jihad and martyr dom as early as 2013. >> is there any evidence that this marriage was arranged by a terrorist organization or terrorist operative, or was it just a meeting on the internet? >> i don't know the answer to that yet. >> do you agree with me if

the prosecution is starting to call rebuttal witnesses, you may remember that phillip chism's expert witness said that he's been hearing voices since he was ten years old, and that he suffered a psychotic -- is still sufferingal psychotic episode, but these witnesses, that the prosecution is now calling to the stand, they're all saying the same thing, that there's nothing wrong at all with phillip chism's mental health. courtroom, it is impossible to read phillip chism, the now 16-year-old chism is stone cold he barely moves his head, even when his lawyers talk to him. chism is on trial for the rape and murder of his math teacher, colleen ritzer, she first was attacked in a girl's bathroom and her body buried in leaves behind danvers high school. chism's expert witness testified the teen has been hearing voices since he was ten and suffered a psychotic episode when colleen ritzer was killed. but a doctor conducted an ink blot personality test on chism and her findings are the exact opposite of chism's expert. >> in this particular indication, did phillip chism show any disorder on ps

phillip chism will appear in court. the 16-year-old was accused of dorchester. that witness survived but the atabling was very similar to the murder of math teacher colleen ritzer. chism was found guilty of ritzer's death. it a jury found him guilty in rape and armed robbery. it normally carries a sentence life without parole. because he is under 18, a recent ruling means some day he may go free. >> no long remember juveniles able to be sentenced rest of their natural life in jail even after a hearing of murder charges in the commonwealth of massachusetts. >> catherine: a date has not been set for chism's been set for chism's sentencing hearing. he could be eligible for parole in 15 years. a presentancing conference is scheduled for next tuesday. >> julie: following his conviction colleen ritzer's family decided to carry on her work of kindness. they wore pink which was colleen's favorite color. they are pleased with the verdict but believe there will never be true justice. as they move forward they want to spread colleen's message of love. >> we will condition

that has gone out to our correspondent barnaby phillips who has been following everything in madrid. what's the latest? >> reporter: the latest here at the headquarters of the popular party of mariano rajoy is an atmosphere close to dejection. it is the mutist strangest victory celebration i've been to t a lot of supporters looking at their phones, looking at permanent mutations, looking at possibilities, knowing that they have notionally won, they have received the lowest percentage of the popular vote since 1989. a very, very strange situation. they may have lost some four and a half million votes compared to that enormous victory they had in 2011 and a lot of head scratching in theory. spain's prime minister mariano rajoy may appear on the platform that's behind me later this evening, but the crowd here is pretty meagre. i think the mood inside is pretty introspecktive. i'm not sure whether he will address the crowd. a lot of uncertainty for his future, for the future of spain's government, but, indeed, for all the political parties they all know that they face many negotiations a