instead the judge in this case sentenced philip chisholm two decades behind bars but philip chisholm will be eligible for parole someday.he is pure evil. >> calling ritzer's mother leading with pure court judge david lowered to give philip chisholm a sense behind bars. philip was 14-year-old followed stampers high school math teacher calling ritzer to the bathroom where he attacked and raped her. shocking real surveillance shows chisholm using a recycle and to will the 23-year-old teacher's body of the school and into nearby woods where she leaves pick a jury convicted chisholm of murder activated rape and armed robbery. in court calling family urge the judge assented those convictions one after the other in such a way to keep chisholm locked up despite the fact that life no parole teenagers is now unconstitutional. calling which his father put simply. >> he's pure evil and must be punished. colleen's family also reminded the judge up special she was how she treasured every single day and now she devoted her young life to teaching helping others and they spoke of an unspeakable loss.

until today this entire trial is been all about philip chisholm. well today it was time for colleen's family to say something. today they demanded justice and they talked about what they lost. >> a heartbroken thomas ritzer explaining to the court the devastation caused by the murder of his oldest daughter calling ritzer. she was 24 years old a math teacher timbers high school and she was murdered her family remarried calling and so much more they remembered colleen is a rend as a force for good in the world. someone irreplaceable. he had what this trial philip chisholm showed no emotion at a sentencing hearing. that infuriated colleen's family as he urged judge david slowing to structure a sentence in such a way that chisholm would never again see freedom even though life no processes for teenagers is now unconstitutional. >> from the bench it appeared the judge lowered agonized over the sentence after setting court that there is no right sentence in a case like this. this all means that the very earliest philip chisholm would be eligible for rele

her killer chisholm was not court this afternoon. is that issue and others were hurt in advance of tomorrow's big day.>> is judgment day approaches for philip chisholm a last-minute request by the defense. during this afternoon's hearing chisholm's legal team asked the judge to limit the number of people allowed to give victim impact statements. the defense arguing that some of the people on the list similar by the prosecution are not backed relatives. prosecutor wired back saying

her killer chisholm was not court this afternoon. is that issue and others were hurt in advance of tomorrow's big day.>> is judgment day approaches for philip chisholm a last-minute request by the defense. during this afternoon's hearing chisholm's legal team asked the judge to limit the number of people allowed to give victim impact statements. the defense arguing that some of the people on the list similar by the prosecution are not backed relatives. prosecutor wired back saying time to speak. and everyone who wants to be heard deserves a chance. >> a massachusetts murder one conviction typically means automatic life without parole. but that doesn't apply to chisholm because he was only 14 when the murder took place. in lieu of life prosecutors asking the chisholm serve at least 50 years which would keep him behind bars until his mid-60s. the defense has said on the outset they believe philip chisholm is deeply disturbed with mental issues is lawyers are asking for less time no more than 26 years they want them out by the time he i

chisholm said the senate for friday a new law philip chisholm must be held trouble for parole someday. >> reporter: the sentencing of convicted teen killer and rapist philip chisholm is ground in massachusetts. he was 14 years old when he attacked his math teacher in a bathroom and buried her body in with your danvers heiskell. but as brutal as a cases the judge cannot simply lock up to them and throw away the key forever. under new state law, the judge must let the ascendance makes to them one day parole but when boston attorney peter ellicott. the judge can determine whether parole in 15 years or 25 years however it's been clear about this it doesn't mean he's ever going to be paroled or ever see the light of day. there is a complication here chisholm was also convicted of aggravated rape and robbery in those carry some hefty jail sentences. the judge could send chisholm consecutively one after the other but that would push chisholm's parole back years if not decades if there consecutive sentences run consecutively it could be 90 years 100 years. the new law supreme court rulings ba

. >> it means chisholm may be eligible for parole 40 years after the murder, 38 years from now. colleen richards father will always be haunted by the evidence video, the killer in the hallway just behind his little girl. >> you could tell she had no idea that anything was wrong. she was not concerned, scared. she did not know anything was wrong. i want to tell her on the video to stop and go back, don' t go into the bathroom. killer. >> thank you. the ritzer family speaking publicly right after the sentencing, saying they are newscenter 5' has their powerful reaction, juli? >> a ruling that was made after chisholm committed these crimes they said the sentencing is unacceptable and hope that the law will be changed. >> >> we are disgusted and personally offended. >>the trial is over, but the hardy continues for family and friends of colleen, raped and killed by chisholm. chisholm was sentenced to 40 years in prison, then becoming eligible for parole. >> we are devastated but trade with the inability to give three consecutive life sentences without the eligibility for parole. >> t

. >> breaking news we are learning more about the time phillip chisholm could stay behind bars for brutal murder of his teacher. >> the family announce aing a lawsuit against children's hospital. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston wbz news at noon starts right now. >> heavy rain strong winds and roaring thunder creating a wild trees and power lines taken down and streets flooded out. those storms have moved the cleanup is underway. but we are not out of the woods. good afternoon i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser thanks for being with us. right now 7,000 customers are still without power and we are in for more wind and rain this afternoon. danielle has latest. >> hey it's going to be -- not going to be nearly as bad as overnight but there's another round that we will talk about in a second. this is a rare it be event this is the earliest severe thunderstorm watch on record for boston. the only other watch we had in massachusetts in february is on 22nd and 1997. and we also had a record for daily wind gusts at blue hills observatory they measured wind speeds but going do

phillip chisholm was 14 when he murdered. because he was 14, he could not be sentenced to life. the mother of his victim today called chisholm pure evil. >>> a deadly police shooting of a man brandishing a shotgun was justified. last july, when police confronted a man, howard gwen said 23-year-old cawanza beatty ignored officers' commands. the second officer shot and killed beatty. investigators later discovered that shotgun was not loaded. >>> coming up. a cease-fire goes into effect across syria. >> first, the cdc is revealing details about several pregnant women in this country who have the zika virus. >>> it is a gorgeous sunset. just so still, winds are gusting up to near 30 miles an hour. we had gusts of nearly 31. looking ahead into the weekend forecast coming up. >>> the cdc says, the zika zika virus has affected pregnant women. two pregnancies ended in miscarriage, two were in terminated. it is usual spread by mosquito bites. bur two cases have been confirmed spread through sex. >>> u.n. task force will monitor nasituation. and the -- that situation. and the u. n. says

do you know what shirley chisholm said? shirley chisholm said that she ran into more discrimination because she was a woman than because she was black. that's why she didn't get elected. right. because she was talking foolish. mr. jefferson, she wasn't talking foolish. the business world has been doing the same thing to us now that they've been doing to you. they're hiring token women. not funny, michael. i'll see you later. mr. jefferson, you've come a long way, baby. but from now on, it's we women who have to overcome, right? you know what i think? what, ma? i think we ought to eat. that's right. and this is what i like to see. the women serving it up and the men eating it up. ha, ha, ha! and look who's first on the line here. oh, oh. come on, mr. liberal, huh? how about a little equal rights with the serving spoon here, huh? look at him heaping his plate. what, have you got friends on the porch? i still think george will come. after all, he's your own brother. uh, i don't think he's gonna come, edith. he just ain't got n

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phillip chisholm received a life sentence with possibility of parole. he was only 14 when he killed his teacher. friends and family of the victim say teaching was her passion. >> she simply loved taking care of others. that's who colleen was, and i can hear her hopeful little voice saying i want to be a teacher, and i was so looking forward to the big moments ahead of her. >> during the sentencing the crashing waves of this tragedy will never wane. >>> was there bias as a popular new york electronics -- at a popular new york electronics store? and tenants in the bronx burning mad about a lack of heatingment and a possible strike by new jersey transit workers on track? what we just learned about negotiations that could impact thousands of commuters. >> isn't that a nice sunset? >> oh wow, that's awesome. >> love it. >> help me with this? >> yeah. >> it feels like 28, if you look at that, it's going all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. to give you better service, and it shows. we came back for intern

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the teacher's mom says this given phillip chisholm is 17 and could get out of prison. he killed his teacher when he was just 14 and they say he was suffering from a mental illness. the jury rejected an insanity defense. >>> south florida, 6:14 on this chilly saturdaymorning. temperatures right now are pretty cool. you definitely want to grab those jackets as you head out the door this morning. one thing you won't be needing are the umbrellas. live firstlert radar from peach into the keys, it's looking like it will remain this way at least a couple days. let's look at the cool temperatures, right now 51 in miami, hialeah and opa-locka area. 50 degrees in the ft. lauderdale area. definitely a hool start. we're in the 50s down into the keys. we have a northwest wind across we're expecting for that to continue to veer to the northeast. water temperatures are warmer than these 400s and 50s. cloud cover, looking pretty good across much of south florida. a few clouds streaming from the gulf of mexico across the area. other than that, things looking nice. once the sun does ris

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. >> alex chisholm a patriots coach watches as the intense confrontation unfolds. >> i wasn't standingwhen he got into my face. i saw all of it. like, what's really going on? i see their coaches running on the field. at this time, all the kids just start dispersing. so there's a lot of words exchanged. i guess the environment became too hostile. so at that point, there was a referee with a white cap who we referred to as the white cap. he called the game. >> the game is called, and the west park saints are disqualified. while the miramar patriots start celebrating. saints coach dion robinson doesn't act so saintly. >> dion, he started to trot behind the referee as they were trying to escort them off the field. >> he's coming after him. >> i'm like, okay, what the heck is going on? there was pandemonium. >> get the kids off the field. >> i came from his right to his left and then i just came with an open slap. if you look at the video, it shows a slap. >> the blow knocks the referee to the ground. >> open hand slap with my left hand. and i'm right handed. he was acting. >> get the kids.

but surely chisholm's campaign said i will be a butler but that is a science-fiction writer. and she campaigned in in the documentary she says power that is really just a tool and it is what you do with it that matters. but where wanted to end it seems the need for struggles to achieve is the individual worthy of the black middle-class that sometimes we are caught in to succeed and we have to move beyond what i imagine to be incorporated although white goodwill. and requires discussions of class and gender required discussions of state bias and requires discussions not just personal inequality but systematic inequality of the poor people. so this slide is emblematic in symptomatic to give us marching orders the way to struggle in the way that this didn't come out of nowhere. with gender in sensuality politics that resulted in domestic than state violence against black women. [applause] >> i'm good. although briefly in terms of the crowd with that cleveland connection i am not sure if everyone is concluding or familiar? the atrocity is a an understatement. >> the reason i look

because people like shirley chisholm and barbara mikulski, just, maxine waters, so many. i mean, i can't even, they came out of movements. they do not hold their finger to the wind. they become the wind. they understand that it's not just about things that are really important on principle. it's not just going with the current public opinion poll. it's changing those public opinion polls. then at the other end of it i think because of social justice movements have more credibility than political parties or than politicians probably altogether, which is sometimes not there, but it's true, that activists need to campaign not only to the campaigns but on our own. you know, to go out there and talk about the issues and say what bill is going to be in our daily lives. and that we need to organize within the political system on our own as autonomous, independent people saying what the issues been. if kids on campus are graduating in debt, we need to explain but that's because of state legislature. those state legislatures are taking money away from universities and giving, and

this is calgary's margaret chisholm resettlement house. cries, laughter, and everywhere children. settled under the program to be accepted as newly landed immigrants. anush newman helps run the center. in three years, she says, everyone you see will be able to become a canadian. >> they really have nowhere else to go. >> no, they can't because the surrounding countries such as where they were, they don't give them citizenship. they'll remain as refugees for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: zyad arrived just ten days ago. he and his wife and four children fled aleppo, syria. >> they led because there was constant bombardment. they worried. many times they came close to death. they decided let's leave before it gets worse. he took his family and left to settle as refugees. >> reporter: do you miss it? >> translator: of course, of course. it's my heart. we're very, very happy and very, very relaxed. >> reporter: for the first time in years, we feels his family is safe. there's a long way to go. they speak almost no english. they are new to just about every canadian custom. we sh

speaking about when i was 18, i was youth director for a ladies campaign for president named shirley chisholm. and i thought about we have a young lady in -- one of the things i try to do is encourage and bring and give leadership plat fors to leaders of the generations behind me as those like reverend hicks and others did for me. and i'm proud that our youth leader, nationally, who's formed chapters all over the country is with us today. she's 17 years old. and she's the president of the freshman class at spelman as she leads the youth department of nan from our atlanta office. mary pat hector. where is mary pat? [ applause ] mary pat, now, i want -- i want mary pat -- i want you to sit with me. i want you to go right there where i was sitting a minute. i want you to take a picture between the only two black attorney generals in the history of the country that you can showing this to your grandchildren. that's what this is all about. [ applause ] and as i said, she's president of the freshman class at spelman and we're going to make her stay in school with activism. i got active and dropped

she's a science-fiction writer and she campaigned for killam in 1972 and in the 2004 documentary chisholm she says power, octavia butler says power is really just a tool and it's what you do with it that matters and then the way i wanted to end was, it seems then that the need for struggle to achieve empowerment for black people is necessary on the middle class black set we sometimes get caught in on individualism and what it means to succeed in a respectable mode and that we have to move beyond what i imagine and see as a recuperating dependency on real and feigned white goodwill. that these struggles remain as a necessary and it requires discussion for class and gender, politics and requires discussion of fake violence and police brutality and requires discussion of not just individual interpersonal inequality but systemic and structural inequality in a social justice framework. can we not talk about the liberation of poor people? so for me this slide is emblematic, symptomatic , telling us and giving us marching orders of the ways in which we need to struggle and the way in which this