richard dudley talked with chills mental state. >>> this morning parishioners at a church are considering their next move, the group met at st. francis last night to discuss their legal options following the latest set back. the boston archdiocese ordered the church closed 11 years ago, since then parishioners have held around the clock vigils, last week massachusetts' highest court decided not to intervene in the case, a lower court ruled the parishioners can be ordered to leave. >>> monday morning coming up this morning a new way to support the foundation named for the youngest victim of the marathon bombing. >>> the items being sold for charity after numerous requests. >>> when you have seen the darkness you know what the low point is. >>> a cambridge comedian gets candid about his childhood, how a lifelong impact on your health. >>> the budget airy concerns. >>> good morning, bree, everybody. >>> temperatures a little bit on the cool side, look at this hour by hour rising through the 40s and into the 50s this afternoon, tracking cooler air and showers for some of us tomorrow, all the

richard dudley's words back to him. dudley is the star witness for the defense of teen murder suspect philip chism. dudley says chism can't be held criminally responsible for the death of colleen ritzer because he was in the throes of psychosis and hearing voices. >> had that been treated, he wouldn't have caused the difficulty that is he has caused. >> is that how he describes them, difficulties, dr. dudley? >> it is pretty hard for him to talk about that. report tt prosecution getting the dock to admit that philip chism made different statements about the voices. the doctor told jurors that chism's statements were all over the place and contrary to what his own counselor documented after his arrest. >> she was seeing philip chism almost every day. november of 2013, december of 2013. she never observed anything she believes was consistent with him hearing voices, did she? >> my memory is that her main impression that he had trauma-related difficulties. a psychotic process. >> reporter: prosecutors have said they believe

richard dudley spent hours about his mental state, he believed the teen suffered a psychotic break when he killed his teacher. >>> three men are due in court today in a deadly shooting in south boston, saturday night officers responded to reports of a person shot on old colony avenue. police say a car sped away from the scene. short time later police found the vehicle and arrested the suspects. officers say they also recovered a firearm. >>> the an anonymous tip officer could be the same person making threats, that is what cambridge police told a packed meeting last night. three e-mail threats of violence were made against cambridge schools last week, police upped patrols and there >>> today is the 74 anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, killed. a service will take place on the usscasson young. >>> the surprise attack by japan on the u.s. naval basin hawaii killed 2400 americans and spurred us into world war ii. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this deadly fire that took the lives of four people in lynn. they want anyone who took video of friday's fire on br

richard dudley took the stand for the defense, to testify about chism' s mental state on the day he killed teacher colleen ritzer. but the judge moved to limit dudley' s testimony. the testimony comes a day after the judge barred two other experts the defense wanted to call. neither one had ever examined chism. phil: appeal denied for the state' s highest court has denied a request to review a ruling that found a group of roman catholic parishioners are trespassing. the archdiocese closed st. frances x. cabrini 11 years ago. parishioners say they will continue to ask cardinal sean o' decision to close the church and their attorney. antoinette: right now a manhunt is underway in maryland for the person who shot a police phil: next on newscenter 5 at 5, the call that officer was responding to when the violence precautionary measures as the e-coli outbreak linked to the chain expands. the steps being taken to keep consumers safe. harvey: today was nice. what could be in store for the weekend? phil: and taking a look at first alert traffic. you' re looking live at the southeast expressway. and

richard dudley took the stand, he's the psychiatrist who says chism that's been mentally ill since he was 10, he hears an imaginary male voice in his head commanding him to do things. >> there was much more of a sense of, um, of having had an illness that had not been treated and had that been treated, he, um, wouldn't have >> caused the difficulties that he's caused? >> yeah, to the family. >> the case could go to the jury by the end of the week. >>> a connecticut man will return to worcester to face charges that he stole skeletal remains, he practices the religion of santoria, the adult and three children were taken from 1930. >>> and03. >>> police say this man left a suitcase on atlantic avenue friday next to a homeland security vehicle, it was defused found. >>> an animal shelter that burned to the ground in paxton killing dozens of cats and dogs failed an inspection three days before that fire. the surprise inspection at the kennels were too small and animals not separated. the town now suspended the shelter's license, the current owners can appeal, they bought the shelter just d

. >> anchor: my opinion is that he thought he was a ninja >> anchor: richard dudley called from the defense and the jury is ordered to disregard the ninja comment. he testified phillip chisolm was mentally ill when he murdered . >>> it's my opinion he suffers from what in dsm 4 was called a psychotic disorder nos and dsm five is called unspecified schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorder . >> anchor: and now 16-year-old defendant had no reaction as prosecutors began a blistering cross-examination of the expert witness who is being paid $300 an hour. >>> and you would agree with me nothing this that mental health psychoses? >>> i would agree with you that there was nothing reported in the screening tool . >>> in fact, if anything the only thing a screening tool showed a sign of is depression. is thatcorrect? >>> i believe so. >> anchor: prosecutors suggested dr. dudley who began evaluating chisolm two years after the savage murder and had questions about the teen's movements the morning of the murder. >>> when he brought not just the red sweatshirt he was wear wearing but a sweats

on friday psychiatrist richard dudley testified chism suffers from psychosis, a severe mental chism is accused of killing his high school math teacher, colleen ritzer, back in 2013. the jury could begin dlib rating -- deliberating as early as this week. >> jadiann: six people arrested at a home in peabody are expected to appear in court today. investigators found heroin and cocaine inside that home during a raid on saturday. officials say the suspects were trafficking. >> christa: and a neighborhood in swanzey on high alert last night following an hours-long police standoff. people were told to stay inside, lock their doors after police say man with a gun was making threats. investigators say this happened after the 24-year-old, a marine, got into a domestic dispute with his ex-girlfriend and later turned the gun on himself. ism also on 7, man is due in court today after allegedly using a knife to injure two people at a subway station in london. video shows officers using a stun gun to take down the suspect saturday. officers say he stabbed two serious injuries. police are investigatin

richard dudley took the stand, he's a psychiatrist who says chism has been mental illness since he was 10 years old, he says chism hears an imagery voice in his head commanding him to do things. >> there was much more sense of having had an illness that had not been treated and had that been treated, he wouldn't have caused the difficulties he caused >> caused the difficulties he caused? >> yeah, to his family. >> the case could go to the jury by the end of the week. >>> it is 5:10 right now, an arm baechl could put a man in jail, mr. savage and his wife wanted to park at the seashore, a guard gave them 10 minutes to park at a spot they didn't have a permit for, when they came back the federal ranger asked for a license and then this happened. >> have a seat! >> oh! >> i told you to stay on the ground! >> the man is now charged with assaulting a federal officer, he says he bit the officer's hand out of survival, the national seashore and the u.s. attorney's office not commenting, the case heads to court in february. >>> new details about the animal shelter that burnt to the ground in p

richard dudley conceded the only evidence he has is chism's word. >> he was not hearing voices and no one is telling him what to do on october 22nd of 2013. >> that's correct. >> if not hearing voices there's on october 22nd, 2013. >> michael: didn't feel any remorse and chism felt remorse for not seeking treatment. >> had been treated he wouldn't have caused difficulties that he has caused. >> caused difficulties that he has caused. is that how he described them, difficulties, dr. ? >> i think it is pretty hard for him to talk about this. >> michael: defense is expected to rest the case today but again, unclear whether the defense will end up calling philip chism's mother to the stand. fox25, of course, will be in the courtroom as soon as the doors open. live in salem, i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> gene: 7:37. three men facing charges accused of threaten woman and children were arrested at classic suite in west boylston yesterday morning. they broke into a worcester apartment sunday night while woman and four children were home. they are accused of brandishing knives and firing

chism murder trial, two witnesses expected to take the spand for the investigation, yesterday richard dudley testified, a psychiatrist who says chism was mental illness since he was 10, chism hears an imaginary male voice in his head commanding him to do things, dr. dudley says. >> there was much more of a sense of, of having had an illness that had not been treated and had that been treated, he wouldn't have caused the difficulties that he's caused. >> caused the difficulties that >> yeah, to his family. >> the case could go to the jury by the end of this week. the beach could land a cape cod han bars. 56-year-old don savage and his wife wanted to park at the waves. a guard game thif 10 minutes to park in the spot that they didn't have a permit for. when they came back 30 minutes later, the federal ranger asked >> your driver's license. >> oh! ground. do not move! >> the man is now charged with assaulting a federal officer, he bit the hand out of survival, he says, the national seashore and the u.s. attorney's office not commenting, the case heads to court in february. >>> controversial rem

richard dudley conceded the only evidence he has is chism's word. >> if he is not hearing voices and nobody is telling him what to do october 13, 2013, are they. >> correct. no eczema nation for his conduct on october 13, 2013. >> reporter: other tense exchanges continued when the prosecutor asked the psychiatrist whether chism which jurors say have not shown any emotion in court has felt any remorse. dr. chism said chism sought -- the doctor said chism sought treatment. >> if he had south treatment he would not have cause the difficulties that he has caused. >> caused the difficulties that he caused. is that how he describes them, difficulties, dr. douglas? >> i think it is pretty hard for him to talk about that. >> reporter: the defense is expected to rest its case today, but unclear whether the defense will end up calling chism's mother to the stand. fox25, of course, will be inside the court room when the doors open about two hours from now. live in salem, i am michael henrich, fox25 news. >>> 6:37. three men are facing charges and her children with a knife during home invasion.

richard dudley conceded that the only evidence he had was chism's word. and nobody is telling him what to do on october 22 of 2013, are they? >> that's correct. >> if he is not hearing voices absolutely no explanation for his conduct in october 2013 except that it was intentional except that it was intentional. >> reporter: other fence exchanges when the lawyer asked the psychiatrist if chism who has not shown any emotion in court felt remorse. dr. chism said he felt remorse for not seeking treatment. >> had that been treated he wouldn't have caused the difficulties that he has caused. >> caused the difficulties that he caused. is that how he describes them, difficulties, dr. douglas. >> i think it is pretty hard for him to talk about that. >> reporter: the difence is expected to rest their case. unclear if they will call chism's mother to the stand. room when the doors open three hours from now. live in salem, michael henrich henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> less than a week after the terror attack in san bernandino, california, and the fbi says both suspects had been radicalized for

richard dudley, a new york psychiatrist is the most important witness for phillip chism's defense and the best hope the defense has for trying to convince the jury that phillip chism was mentally ill when colleen ritzer was raped and killed at danvers high school two years ago. dr. dudley interviewed chism seven times this year. dr. dudley told the jury, chism is delusional, that he thinks of himself as a ninja and he testified, chism has been hearing voices in his head since he was ten years old. >> they made him feel humiliated, degraded, which in turn made him upset and angry, which if turn, made him depressed and withdrawn. >> dr. dudley also testified that phillip chism suffered disorganized thinking, a symptom it's a finding that dr. dudley clung to under intense cross-examination. prosecutor alleging the murder of colleen ritzer was premeditated. >> and you believe when he brought not only his fullback pack, but two draw string backpacks to school that morning, he was experiencing psychosis. >> yes, i do. >> when he brought a box cutter psychosis. >> yes i do. >> when he brough

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psychiatrist richard dudley testifying on friday saying that chism is mentally ill and suffering from seekosis, a severe mental disorder. he showed little emotion in the courtroom during the cross examination process. he is accused of raping and murrerring coleen ritzer. footage shows him following the victim right before this crime. the case will continue monday morning. jurors could start deliberations by the middle of next week. >> a colorado officer with local ties laid to officer. garrett swasey was killed last week when a man opened fire at a planned parenthood in colorado springs. thousands of officers from across the country attended the funeral yesterday. the governor of colorado and swasey's wife spoke at the as a hero who went toward danger rather than running away. he was a camp pus place in until until springs. he graduated from melrose high school. two other people were killed in the shooting. nine others were injured. swasey leaves his wife and two young children. >> a famous map stolen from the boston public library has now been found after a decade long search. a map

richard: i admire bill dudley, but on that i disagree with him. be much less important for the fed. we saw a big dose of that today. the idea of gradual is so associated with measured and alan greenspan. what's the difference between gradual and alan greenspan? gradual means that they will skip a lot of meetings. so don't get impatient for them to go. perhaps not as much as every other meeting. gradual is a much slower pace than measured. i know that your viewers are thinking that this is rhetoric 101. it's all-- scarlet: about rhetoric and semantics. did the fed achieve its goal, ira jersey? think they did, but it was what was expected, that's why the markets have an relatively muted. some of the statement that i think was important, i mentioned this before, are they going to do anything with the balance sheet? the mechanics? the answer is no. that will i'm sure be a question -- miss yellinn is asked at 2:30. this has happened a lot since we started the press conference. the market does not move a lot on the statement unless they are surprised like they did two years ago at this me