catherine ward, and richard fowler. climate change is going to kill us all.s this a lame duck issue for the president? >> i think the climate change summit has become the new version of peace in the middle east. you get to the end of your presidency and think i should do something of lasting import. the obama focused on the climate change summit that will last for 14 days. he has given it his best shot and he says you guys were worried about terrorism? this is just as important. kennedy: climate change is long term, it could swallow us well. the oceans could rise and swallow ebb tire continents. >> in africa we are dealing with water short ands and droughts. i think terrorism is very important. kennedy: are we talking about ethiopia? that's one of the most drought-stricken countries in africa. tell me how many terrorist groups are in ethiopia. >> i'm not saying there is a direct correlation. drought is a problem we have to fix and terrorism is a problem. his defense secretary was on capitol hill talking about how they are going to take on isis. kennedy: they

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catherine: good morning, gene. set to begin right around this time, so the bob ward is up in the courtroom right now. just sent out a tweet a few minutes ago. said philip chism just returned to the courtroom waiting for the deliberating jury. because jury brought into the courtroom, the judge will greet them and send them off to continue with the deliberations which they will do shortly, and they have until 4:00 today, if they don't have a verdict before them and if they don't have a verdict they will start the philip chism's fate now in their hands. the jury got the case yesterday around 12:45 yesterday afternoon after hearing closing arguments from both sides and painting a picture of philip chism who's accused of raping and murdering colleen ritzer. no mental illness was found may go surveillance surveillance videos from danvers high school again. >> premeditation. >> philip chism, a kind, smart, 14-year-old committed terrible acts when he was in the throws of a serious mental illness. >> catherine: jury can find philip chism guilty or not guilty and find him not guilty for lack of criminal the in

. >> catherine: travelers stuck at airport got much needed stress relief by professionals and happen to be on four legs. part of the new paws program. they bring trained comfort dogs to ward off delays and long wait >> unconditional, sorea nice. >> they are sweet kind dogs. >> catherine: this year expanded to additional airports and morning and afternoon shift and looks like dog enjoying it and relaxing on the job. >> that's how i feel when i travel. so exhausting. seen this year, bright pink hello kitty tree was in a classroom in high school in maine, bangor, maine and, however, teacher got into trouble from the principal and it wasn't relevant to the couple and got a trainer's classroom for 30 years and aren't any religious symbols. >> and it is pink. >> julie: celebrating hello kitty. this isn't something we have seen across the controversy. limit pull back of the holidays. christmas traditions through the couple. >> julie: they won't be able to celebrate with the pink tree this year. >> catherine: santa has a lot of work christmas eve night and going into christmas night and santa hitting with backup power supply and adding jet fuel in case the reindeers have a proble

live here in salem, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> sara: fox25's bob ward will be live tweeting closing arguments and when those jurors reach a verdict we will bring them live coverage right here on the air. >>> sara: developing news right now two people are dead after a fire breaks out in worcester home last night. crews are expected back on the scene this morning to try to determine a cause. outside the home with some new details this hour about the house. good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, sara we learned the house was built in 1940, and it is a total loss, we understand. and crews have been here since we have been here around 4:30 this morning and we know firefighters rushed into the house hoping to save the two victims but we have learned both were killed in this fire. victims we understand are an elderly man and woman. fire started just before 8:00 last night and when fire crews showed up here we found them getting worse by the second and entire homes being filled with smoke and found victims unconscious inside. >> where they were found there wasn't a lot of fire damage

bob ward is in the courtroom right now and he will keep you updated throughout the proceedings. here in salem, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> sara: when those jurors reach a verdict, fox25 lil alert it on news app and bring it to you live right here on the air. >> julie: investigators are back on the scene in worcester this morning where two elderly people were killed in a fire they hope to uncover the cause. jessica reyes was there when they showed up around 8:30. jess? >> jessica: guys, good morning, you can see right here, they are still here right now inside the home here on burncoat street where this fire started, there are fire investigators here right now, and see the police cruiser have been here we have been watching all morning long. two elderly victims, man and woman, inside the home here on burncoat street when the fire broke out around 8:00 last night we know 30 fire fighters were sent to the scene trying to find the two people, when house already filled with smoke and both found unconscious. >> where they were found there wasn't a lot of fire damage, so smoke is as deadly as the fire i

happen around 9:00 this morning, bob ward will be in the courtroom and we will give you an update here in just about an half hour as the process resumes, catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> gene: when the jurors reach a verdict fox25 will bring you live coverage of the verdict right here on the air. >> sara: fox25 investigates woman held for years in the stabbing death of hadder husband will be in court today and she may be set free. steven reed was killed in jamaica plain in 2003. police say they found his wife sara navarro covered in blood. she was arrested but found mentally incompetent to stand trial. navarro spent 12 years in treatment center and no word if she is now comp itent but reed's family fears she will not get >> people say time heals. maybe it does but not healing for us because we are back in the same position. >> sara: today a judge will hold a bench trial to determine if she is guilty or not guilty by reason of insanity. back in may fox25 investigates looked into the concerns about criminals found not guilty by reason of insanity. we found state records show since 200-4162 men and women have been committed for mental illness, 85