claudia rodriguez testified they would stay with her family. philip was a normal kid, but was angry over the prospect of moving to massachussetts. >> he got angry with his mom. i tried to talk about moving but he wouldn' i was very up front. about moving. but he was receptive. sera: and several former danvers high school classmates told the court the chism was at first outgoing when the school year started, but became withdrawn in the weeks before math teacher colleen ritzer was killed. >> 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 and changed completely. sera: as his friends and loved ones took the stand, he did not appear to have any reaction. he was facing forward and looking down slightly as he had done throughout the trial so far. jurors have been dismissed for the day. erika: to the weather now. live radar shows rain creeping toward the boston area. cindy, it' ll be sticking around for a bit. cindy: it is indeed. we are just getting started with t

claudia rodriguez cried, recalling tough times before moving to massachusetts. >> she did struggle. she did not receive support from her husband, financial nor emotional. rhondella: she testified for the defense that philip' s behavior changed in the days before the murder of his teacher. he is accused of attacking her and the school bathroom. just but i thought it was strange. i knew him as a very excited person, very outgoing . talking a lot, getting to know us a, and all of a sudden, he got quiet. insanity defense, and his attorneys argue that the danvers teen murder the 24 -year-old high school teacher while suffering from undiagnosed psychosis. his grandfather spoke of mental illness in his grandmother and aunt. >> the illness came on suddenly as far as you knew? >> yes. rhondella: after a short day of visit the crime scene. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: thanks. we are breaking news from the camp. desk. desk. lynchie: they have reached a david price. going to go after david price. he has a history with him. he brought him to detroit when he was with the tigers.

rhondella: claudia rodriguez, who still lives in tennessee, cried, recalling the c hism' s families tough times. just but she did struggle. her husband, financial support more emotional support. rhondella: students from danvers high school say that philip' s behavior changed in the days before the murder of their math teacher, calling richer. philip chis m is accused of attacking her. >> i knew him as a very excited person, very outgoing, talking to us a lot, getting to know us, and then it got changed completely. rhondella: tomorrow a shorter day of testimony and in the juristic edger to see the crime scene. newscenter 5. jc: former massachusetts governor deval patrick is a new job. -- police accountability. >> now is the time to confront the challenges we are facing. jc: still waiting to hear from the former governor, deval patrick, but he will help the group as it improves its current training and oversight of police officers following the death of a boy in police custody last year. ed: new tonight, a local catholic school, under fire. accused of firing a man because he' s gay. plus, t

. >> claudia rodriguez says at times, her family was left. >> he started to quiet down a bit. >> and his fellow classmate testifying he noticed a change in the 14-year-old just a week before rinse or was killed -- before the teacher was killed. >> all of a sudden, he just got quiet and change completely. >> after a few hours of testimony, chisholm had had courtroom. heading to the high school before heading to a school and a movie theater. video capturing him leaving hours before the murder. >> can i, a federal judge is considering whether to give the marathon bomber a new trial. that is because his lawyers argued that a recent supreme court ruling raises questions about half of the charges that dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted of. the judge did not say what he might rule on this. >>> the us military putting more firepower into the war on isis. the us is defending a special operations force to iraq. its members will conduct raids, garter isis leaderships and try to free hostages. the former governor is going to chicago to try to help the police department. he will advise a task force