day for philip. the 10-year-old son of saba and amy selopolis. >> he was passionate beyond belief. no matter how he did on track, he'd be smiling ear to ear. >> james howard is philip's coach. in this exclusive cnn interview he recalls their last race. >> a typical day we would get up in the morning. breakfast. go to a track. >> amy and sava followed his races all over the country, completely devoted to their son and his sport. >> i think it was the third time on track that day when philip had his accident. >> during the race philip crashed his go cart. >> i and sava went onto the track to go see philip. and he was in typical good spirits. was not faze the by his accident in any way, shape or form. >> philip suffered a concussion and doctors sent him home for bed rest. >> he was going to stay home. kind of schedule what the doctors have laid out, rest for a few days, a little bit of homework. >> home was a sevopolis family mansion in one of the wealthiest parts of washington, d.c. not far from several embassies and the vice president's house. >> woodland drive is known for having the

philip, the 10-year-old son of savvas and amy savopoulos. >> he was compassion passionate beyond belief, no matter how he did on track, he would be smiling from ear to ear. >> jay howard was his coach, in his interview he recalls their last race. >> a typical day, we would get up in the morning and go to the track. >> amy and savvas followed philip all over the country complete le devoted to their son and his sport. >> i believe it was the third day when he had his accident. >> during the race, philip crashed his go-kart. >> both of and salva went onto the track to see philip. he was in typical good spirits, was not fazed by his accident in any way, shape or form. >> philip suffered a concussion, and doctors sent him home for bedrest. >> he was going to stay home, the schedule that the doctors laid out, rest for a few days, little bit of homework. >>> it was in one of the wealthiest parts of d.c., not far from the embassy and vice president's house. >> woodland drive is known for one of the most expensive areas. >> but home would be no safe haven. a series of strange events happe

new england." >> christa: testimony is set to resume today in the philip chism trial. jurors returning to the courtroom this morning but here's the question, will the teen accused of killing his high school math teacher be there? let's go to victoria warren for the answer on that. a lot of dramatic turns in this case. during a morning recess, philip chism refused to come back into the courtroom when that recess was over. so the judge once again called a clinician in to evaluate philip chism and the question remains, is there a problem with philip chism's mental competency to stand trial or is this a manipulation and is philip chism just refusing to come back into court? a setback in the philip chism murder trial when the teenage suspect once again won't come into the courtroom. >> he was lying on the floor, mumbling with his eyes closed. >> the judge went in to see the 16-year-old who is on trial, accused of raping and murdering his danvers high school math teacher, colleen ritzer. there was tough testimony in the morning, including colleen's mom on the stand. through it all

courtroom. >> christa: surveillance video of accused killer philip chism presented to the jury. as more witnesses are called to the stand in the case. let's go to victoria warren. she was in the courtroom. she is live from salem now. >> reporter: this is day six of testimony in the philip chism murder trial. and they actually just wrapped for the day a short time ago. the judge dismissing the jury now until after the thanksgiving holiday. prosecutors building a very meticulous time line. trying to prove first-degree murder while defense attorneys want the jury to believe that philip chism is criminally insane. philip chism's defense attorney wants jurors to think about the teen murder suspect's actions. showing them this picture of chism, seemingly staring into the camera wheeling a recycling bin into the bathroom moments after prosecutors say he rapest and murdered colleen ritzer. they showed further pictures. chism sometimes covering his face. other times, not. insanity. but prosecutors asked this there could have been a deliberate reason for philip chism... >> a teenage girl who walk

news. philip chism refusing to leave his holding cell. the trial of the teen accused of killing his high school teacher in recess right now. let' s get to newscenter 5' s sera congi she' s live at the courthouse in salem. sarah: the court was taking a morning recess. when that concluded, we learned about the very strange behavior of philip chism in his holding cell, refusing to come back in his courtroom so the trial could resume. his attorney explained his odd behavior. attorney: he was shaking, twitching, mumbling. he said he' s about to explode and he doesn' t want to hurt anyone. reporter: this same thing happened to a lesser degree during jury selection. that prompted a psychological evaluation in which chism was trial. the judge now says he wants to speak to chism personally. earlier this morning, there were a few witnesses on the stand, s mother. >> she wanted to be a teacher preschool. stand in the murder trial of her daughters accused killer. philip chisholm was 14 or' s old when prosecutors say he killed and rate his 20 -- was 14 years old when prosecutors say he killed an

woman's body wrapped in a blanket. located inside the man's home. >> christa: philip chism decides to return to court for his murder trial. the teen accused of raping and killing his high school math teacher. and here is victoria warren. she is in salem with the latest on what happened today. >> reporter: yeah. christa, a lot of things still trial. the day started with fill lyme chism saying he wouldn't return to the courtroom. the judge was questioning him. and trying to make arrangements to honor that request when the teen suddenly changed his mind and said he would go through the proceedings. he sat through very difficult testimony. including the last video evidence of colleen ritzer alive. 16-year-old philip chism with his head down, address it is court for the first time since the start of his murder trial. the teen murder suspect stood to answer the judge's questions. this comes after chism refused to come into the courtroom on tuesday. the court officers say they heard him saying he couldn't take it anymore. chism started wednesday, saying he no longer wanted to be in the krooc

follow this story and bring you new information as we get it. >> the murder trial of philip chism is underway. he is charged with raping and killing his math teacher two years ago. todd is live in salem with the opening statements and testimony. >> it has been an intense and very emotional morning. very difficult for the family. in opening statements, the prosecution told the jury in vivid detail precisely what happened just over two years ago. the defense tried to explain philip chism' s mental illness is to blame. >> philip chism killed colleen >> from the outset, the defense made clear to the jury this trial is not about who committed the crime. the defense admits philip chism raped and murdered his math teacher, colleen ritzer. it happened october 20 2, 2013. he dumped her body in the woods behind the school. the defense claims he was having a psychotic episode. the had been suffering from a psychotic disorder since the age of 10. >> prosecution pointed to signs of an attack planned before the school day even started. >> when 14-year-old philip chism arrived at denver' s high sch

testify in the trial of philip chism, the 16-year-old is accused of raping and killing his danvers high school math teacher. monday. prosecutors showed jurors the box cutter chism allegedly used to kill ritzer. chism's attorneys say their client is mentally unstable. >>> the family of new england patriots offensive tackle nate scare. cancer. let's go to nicole oliverio outside gillette this morning. as we know, solder himself survived cancer too here. >> reporter: he did. he received his diagnosis and beat cancer last year but now just a a gut-wrenching announce announcement he made at gillette saying his four-month-old son was diagnosed last month and he has a tumor in his kidneys. tiny 4-month-old hudson is proving he's just at tough as his dad, nate solder. in a heartbreaking announcement last night solder told a crowd attending a cancer benefit his infant son at kidney cancer. >> there was a thousand people there tonight and there wasn't a dry eye. myself. my wife's at home with a 7-day-old and it hit home with me. he found out at 3 months. i can only imagine the pain he went t

>> this is 7 news at noon. >> christa: breaking news at noon on this tuesday. philip chism, the teen accuse of killing his high school teacher now refewing to come back into the courtroom. court officers say he refuses to leave his cell. he is saying he can't handle it. and that he didn't want to hurt the court officers. >> jadiann: it looks like the trial is going to move forward. we have the very latest. >> reporter: jadiann, this is the second time that this has happened so far during this trial. the first time was during jury selection. and there was a several-week prosecutors say they feared something like this would happen again. and defense attorneys are asking for yet another evaluation and right now, the judge is in observing the 16-year-old murder suspect. philip chism sat quietly and emotionless on day two of testimony, listening to colleen ritzer's mother on the stand and various police officers. the judge then called a recess. after the break, the chief court officer came in and under oath, told the judge that chism was refusing to come out, saying he just couldn't

what determination has been made about philip chism's mental status or competence in term of standing trial and know the judge is there and going over housekeeping things in term of gathering video in the courtroom and still waiting for newsroom about the trial and show you some video that we got in the past hour, you can see the prosecutor and also philip chism's attorney walking into the courthouse today. this is right around 8:00 or so and reason why it was so early is because the judge had asked both sides to be there to meet with him at 8:30 this morning to go over what they were going to do moving forward and that's the news we are waiting for right now but all of this comes in the wake of what happened yesterday. and that is philip chism refused to leave the holding cell here at the courthouse and came after the mid-morning break here and day started off with testimony from colleen ritzer's mother. we also heard from a teacher who worked with colleen ritzer and also somebody from the danvers police department. then they started getting into some evidence and difficult to look a

. gregory philips is deputy manager of radio france. good evening to you, mr. philips. >> good evening. >> what are your reporters telling you? >> well, it's been, like, such a [ indiscernible ] they're still on the field. right now it's more than 4:00 in the morning. and they're still in front of the bataclan and close to the stade de france and the north of paris and the situation is still not very clear. we know there has been six places attacked by these terrorists but it's not still very clear if some of the terrorists are in the streets of paris or not. so at that time, it's almost the morning news they are going to start in one hour and the situation is not clear. >> the information we are getting, mr. philips is that five suspects have been neutralized. any idea how many more they are potentially looking for? they said they neutralized, they believe, all of them. this is not cnn's reporting, but they may be looking for accomplices. do you know how many more they are looking for. >> absolutely not. terrorists neutralized. two or three were at stade de france. there was a game to

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barbara walters full interview friday night at 10:00. heather: changes coming in the philip chism murder trial after he refused to turn to the courtroom during testimony about how he allegedly dumped his murdered teacher' s body. jorge is in salem with what we can expect tomorrow. reporter: just in case there is a repeat performance tomorrow, the judge has ordered technicians to install a live video feed from the courtroom into the holding cell. after a late morning break, philip chism told his attorney he was about to explode. back to the courtroom. >> i cannot take it. i do not want to hurt anybody. reporter: the judge tried to talk to chism himself. >> he was lying on the floor with his eyes closed. reporter: earlier, the accused killer sat quietly through testimony, listening to peggie ritzer' s identifying her daughters photo. >> how old was she? >> 24 at the time. reporter: prosecutors trying to prove philip chism killed his math teacher at denver' s high in a fit of rage. could have happened was she was in a car accident. body in the woods. investigators showed photo of her body.

. tsarnaev is current low death row. >>> also on monday the murder trial will resume for philip chism. the danvers teenager is accused of raping and killing his high school math teacher colleen ritzer two years ago. the judge says the trial is ahead of schedule and the jury could get the case within a few weeks. >>> tonight a man is in custody after police recovered a small arsenal from a home. multiple magazines a hatchet, gun, bullet-proof vest and other weapons all seized. >> tonight fox 25's jim morelli has the story from leicester. >> this is really a law enforcement officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: scaut rifles, amo and survival -- from from this the time this incident happened i did not sleep.

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teenager accused of raping and murdering his teacher is frustrating the judge. what philip chism refused to do that has the courts taking action. saint-denis, f rance outside of paris, this is more video of the, raid. we are getting word that seven people were arrested. the operation is over at this cindy: it is cold out there. teens and 20' s in the suburbs. 33 right now in boston. temperatures stay in the 30' s. until 8:00 this morning. we will climb into the 40' s to around 50 degrees this afternoon under laws of sunshine today. and then we have got milder temperatures in the 50' s to end the week turned but that rain comes in later than thursday. the impact will be on your friday morning commute. emily: 6:25. time for eye poppers. we have a bride taking -- olessa: after her wedding was called off, her bridesmaids are joining in. the women destroyed their dresses. the bride says her fiance called off their engagement just days before the wedding. she' s actually thanking him this morning. emily: it looks like fun. olessa: she says the last thing she wants to do is sulk. emily: the ant

restrictions are needed after those terrorist attacks. j.c.: day four of the philip chisholm murder trial. testimony focused on witness accounts just before the brutal murder of colleen ritzer. reid lamberty is live in salem. reid: graphic testimony describing the moment colleen ritzer' s body was found buried beneath a pile of leaves and debris. we also heard from a former student who was one of the last to see the young math teacher alive. one of the last things colleen ritzer ever heard was a glowing compliment from one of her freshman students. i was telling her how she was such a nice person, said the 16-year-old junior who also told jurors today that she was with her 24-year-old math teacher after school along with philip chisholm, whom she testified looked angry. he did not seem really happy. he did not seem like he wanted to be here. he did not seem like he was in a good mood. minutes later prosecutor say chism followed his teacher into a bathroom where he raped, strangled and slashed her throat. he then put her body into this recycling bin and push it into the wind behind -- the

. >> nancy: testimony picks back up in the philip chism trial. jurors are seeing surveillance video from inside danvers high school showing chism following colleen ritzer before he killed the math teacher. victoria warren is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: you can see how calm she is at one point in the video. she appears to smile and wave at someone and then you see the teenage suspect and prosecutors say that he was stalking behind her and then followed her into the bathroom. the last images of colleen school. prosecutors say stalking behind her was her freshman math student philip chism. jurors saw this video that shows chism following ritzer into the bathroom wearing what appears to be gloves. 11 minutes later he leaves alone. he then walked through the school to get a bin to use to dump ritzer's body in the woods. woods. that woman told jurors the teen crouching in the bushes caught her attention while she waited to pick her daughter up from school. >> he was crouched, looking around like he was looking to see if anyone was looking at him. he looked like he was changing. >> ear

and then the defendant, philip chism, refused to return to the courtroom. >> so the judge sent the jury home. steve cooper live in salem to tell us what's next here. steve. >> reporter: one of the objections here is to actually force philip chism into the courtroom in shackles and handcuffs but tonight he's waiting to hear from a court psychiatrist. >> i can't take this any more. i i can't come out. i can't take it. i don't want to hurt you. i don't want to hurt anyone. >> an abrupt hat in the murder trying of philip chism, after the 16-year-old defendant refused to return to the courtroom following the morning recess. >> he was lying on the floor mumbling with his eyes closed. >> his refusal to leave his holding cell came not after prosecutors called the mother peggy writser so to the stand. >> ritzser, whose daughter was raped, strangled and stabbed to death, inside danvers high two years ago, testified she became worried about her daughter, when colleen never returned home from school. >> we started to get worried. laura became very upset because she could see that colleen had n

technical testimony about dna. how group of that the defense already admits, that philip the most powerful witness was a close friend who spoke with colleen moments before the murder. tearful testimony this morning from one of colleen' s math teachers. they were more than colleagues, they were friends. on october 22, the day of the murder, they were dressed for dress like your friend day. she is seen here on the left. moments before philip chism, followed her into the bathroom where he raped and murdered her. he was one of the topics they were talking about in the hallway. >> what did colleen say to you ? >> she said i don' t know why he' s here. todd: testimony. the doctor detailed some the calling writs or. present its case. the defense hasn' t started yet. the trial itself is moving faster than anticipated. it' s possible the jury could begin deliberations asked week. emily: sky 5 over the scene as hunters came out for the first time in decades, -- looking for dear in the blue hills reservation. there is a lot of opposition. we are live with more. sera: hunters got started arou

and living in society. >> absolutely. philip do you think there is an increase in coordination now. you heard that there is a problem with sharing information. will there be more intelligence sharing after the events in the past week? >> i think there will be tough questions in the coming days. if an individual from this plot travelled to the united states did any european country have information that would have led the united states to deny a visa. we're 14 years after 9/11. the lesson in the united states after 9/11 was you've got to share information better. i think 14 years on, the lesson among european countries is if you have information on one of your citizens and to protect that citizen you are not passing information, the answer is going to be you can't do that any more. so we don't have the full answer yet. but i fear what we'll discover is that europeans knew things that should have been passed to the americans and might have prevented one of the attackers from traveling here. >> could this news, this maximum terror alert in brussels have to do with the hunt for salah a

take the stabbed in the philip chism murder trial. he's the ten ager accused of killing his math teacher. here's victoria warren with more. >>> pecky ritzer with her head in her hands emotional as the trial gets under way. peggy wore a pink scarch and bracelet. peggy set to take the stand and tell everything she knows about the day her daughter died. they were subjected to painful details. they showed a bloody box cutter with blood stick sticking out. 16-year-old used it to murder colleen who was his math teacher. >> the defendant strangled colleen. the defendant used box cutter he had to cut her slice or throat. >>> ritzer stabbed 16 times. her body dumpeded in the wood chism showed know emotion. police say he was carrying the box cutter along with ritzer along with driver license and credit card. saying he used it to go see a movie. chism was 14 at the time and in opening statement his attorney admits he committed the crime but said why he did it is the issue. >>> the answers severely mentally ill. he had been suffering from a psychotic disorder since the age of ten. >>> collee

philip chisholm killed colleen ritzer. surveillance video is what the jury saw yesterday. the surveillance video shows colleen ritzer walking out of her classroom to the bathroom. philip chism scene and the video checking to make sure the coast is clear before he follows her in. prosecutors say he was in the bathroom for 11 minutes before walking out with what appears to be a bloody hand. prosecutors say he returned minutes later with a recycling bin. then dumped her body behind the school. chism did not react to the video but he did talk to the judge after refusing to come into the courtroom on tuesday. >> do you want to give up that right to be present and be here, to confront, see the witnesses and see the cross examination? [noa audio] todd: after some delays, the defense says that chism is competent to stand trial. randy: new new details are coming out on the death of a new eve -- died last night of a phenyl overdose. leslie is accused of giving her heroin laced with the painkiller. court documents that she provided the drug so that she would calm down after not meeting a

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? >> catherine: good morning, sara. you summed it up yourself. video is chilling to watch. philip chism was in the courtroom among those watching this video. last time colleen ritzer was seen alive and there was a school resource officer on the stand and the clips begin with colleen ritzer walking down the hall to the second floor bathroom and then the court saw chism looking down the hallway taking a few steps and backtracking examine next clip shows him walking and follows ritzer inside putting on pair of gloves and wasn't the last time seen that day. danvers high school mother took the stand is described seeing him in the bushes. >> he looked like he was changing, stood up, pulled shirt down, pulled pants -- adjusted pants, put a belt on. >> catherine: janitor also took the stand testifying he later went into the bathroom where ritzer was killed and found blood on the floor and walls with bloody footprints and day after chism refused to leave the holding cell after another difficult morning of testimony and philip chism changed his mind and hear the interaction with the judge coming up n

days philip chism has evaluation. victoria warren is live with more on what we can expect at the hearing. >> reporter: the big question today is the teenager, philip chism, mentally competent to continue his murder trial. last month the trial against philip chism was abruptly halted when the judge ordered chism evaluation. the defense attorney said he was making alarming remarks and was seen on the cell floor banging his head into the floor. prosecutors claimed chism was manipulating the court. he's on trial for the rape and murder of colleen ritzer, his math teacher in 2013 at danvers high school. her body was found in the woods. its unknown if the judge will have a full hearing or just come out and make an order, make some sort of decision on how this trial should proceed. all of the potential jurors, they have been on hold now for about two weeks. live this morning in salem, victoria warren, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: the department of children and families joining the investigation into the death of an infant in sandwich. police say the one-month-old was found

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