when the child is in the womb what did you do different when came out of wb people assume it ishen they 2 or 3 in the beginning. in the beginning and we the more we know the more we do better we know the more we do. and you are right. the whole concept of reading to your child, having conversations thinking about normally thinking about opportunities that might be out there for your young person. don't wait until your young person is here do that research while you are waitingngor that arrival doing thatprpraration. so you know how to support your young person from the womb to the time they reach the classroom it is so very important. and having those real conversations with young people when they become aware of themselves and who they are and they want to try to talk they want to try to move and they want to try to engage it is important that we do those things a lot of times we want do baby talk. or we want to kind of baby spoon feed them but have real real language. helping them to gaps that understanding of the language so they have mastery of at that as you said through books and

in south boston, julie longch,k, wbs news. >>> tis the season to request a refund from your wireless carrier. verizon and sprint customers are due millions from those companies, this after the sec discovered they charged bogus fees for services. now, if you have to file a refund, you have to do that before the new year. at&t, t mobile customers were also eligible, but the deadline for those refunds has already passed. >>> many of you found drones and hover boards under the christmas tree. we want to give you warnings the lithium batteries in hover boards can catch fire. drone owners, you have to register that device before its 1st flight. >>> one mom's special delivery arrived this morning, a gift she was not expecting until the new year. >> reporter: the best gifts don't always arrive under the tree. >> it's pretty amazing. >> reporter: first-time mom general stavnick held hers wrapped up in a white, pink, and blue blanket. >> i feel so blessed. to have him on christmas on top of it all makes it all the more special. >> reporter: her mom and hospital room. the family hoped for a chr

daniel jacobs against former wb oh champ peter quillen. boxing fans can hardly wait. >> ultimately the fight will tell, but i'm training as if it's the fight of my life. >> in this fight i want to hurt him. >> how about that. they go way back, and this one, it doesn't matter. they want each other. >> apparently they do. >>> world news tonight is coming up next. eyewitness news returns at 11:00.

stay with wbs news and wbz online for the latest in the investigation. >>> the lawrence man accused of bomb hoax is due in boston, they say he left it near a homeland security vehicle. nichole jacobs is live in boston with a closer look at the case. >> reporter: good morning, to you, bree. authorities say it's quite shocking that given the climate of homeland security that something like this could happen. district was deemed safe and the man accused was taken into custody. >> james derepentigny was arrested in lawrence not long after the scare he is accused of causing in boston, it was in the sea port district outside of the homeland security offices, authorities say derepentigny left a suitcase next to a department vehicle. >> they x-rayed it, they seen some components inside, some wires and a power source. and at that time they took a step back, we got our robot in there. >> after detonating it, investigators sound the suitcase and con tens were not harmful, a release of the suspect photo put all on alert friday, even in the home town of lawrence. >> took him into custody at gunpoin

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please, fire only wb, mta is nothing budgeted for the event but we know the costs are going to be good with good handle on. i'll be asking and appreciate supervisor cohen as well making a request on the budget analyst to track with the spending is going to be. for the super bowl and how we can make efforts to clamp down on what could be costs that could estimate as refund a corporate event for the whole world to see. the rest i'll submit >> thank you. pres. breed >> i just want to start by acknowledging supervisor cohen on the recent officer involved shooting in her district. a real tragedy and she has definitely been a leader in trying to work with members of the community, work with the family and try and bring a level of peace and justice to the community. so minor to be a cosponsor in this hearing and looking forward to a very detailed discussion about how we can make sure that legal force is not an option in any instance here in rc. are we working closely with supervisor cohen in trying to identify alternatives in trying to make sure we do everything we can to change the culture o

. >> let's check with wb keeping an eye on the roads. i'm sure a lot of people are starting to see delays. >> on 95 okay. because we did have an earlier accident on the southbound side of 95, you can see that's cleared but we are seeing a delay. our drive time hasn't updated yet. i'm expecting that to slow down in the next 15, 20 minutes. we have ramp closures as well on 95. rye around, 95 southbound, also watch out in kmoung county. p blocking out a lane. additionally we are seeing airport delays, actually there is a winter storm warning in chicago right now in effect so there are some small delays for flights into chicago. you want to check before you go. >> chaos in a local mall. ahead we have new information on what police are calling a large disturbance involving hundreds  of people. >> winter economics. the unseasonably warm weather may have felt nice but not everyone is happy about. feeling the pinch. ♪ find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under

these funds make america, the boston foundation and our immediate sponsors, the boston globe and wb 0 r. of many memorable moments in my 16 years working at the library none compare to the two days when senator edward kennedy's body lay in repose in this very hall to allow his friends, colleagues and and buyers to pay their last respects before he was buried in arlington national cemetery next to his brothers. we had announced we would close at midnight the first day and reopen at 6:00 a.m. the next. that initial night wore on i sensed staff and security were tiring, i went out the front door at 11:30 p.m. to see how many folks remained in line. i have never been so moved in my life, hundreds if not thousands of people waited patiently under a summer night sky and walked and walked searching for the end of the line, casting laborers, educators, politicals and most notably recent immigrants of all generations and ethnicities, many holding sleeping children and their arms, they had come to paris that still a man they credited with making their dreams of a new life in an adopted homeland

wb >> mistrials happen in about 5% of the cases that are tried in the united states.s not at all unusual for highly contested cases to result in mistrials. and in about 70 % of the time when a case is tried again, after a mistrial, there is conviction. and thatç all goes well for justice in this case. >> well, i don't know if i agree. in fact i don't agree with that because i don't think we try statistics. the fact that you say 70% i don't know if that's a true story or not. i would be very worried if i were the prosecutor tonight having gotten a deadlocked jury, a mistrial in this case. so, i mean, you know, she has got five more trials to go. i would not be sitting, feeling very good about this case if i you were mosby tonight. do you disagree with me? >> yes, i do. i think the prosecution is somewhat encouraged by the fact that there were evidently a substantial number of jurors felt that officer porter should have been convicted an one or more of the charges. we don't know the breakdown. and someone will start talking sooner or later. >> well, if you you have hear

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in oregon -- now with a look ahead, we're joined by meteorologist ed curran from our chicago station wb. good morning. >> good morning. here is that rain and snow that just won't quit in the northwest and here is the lake effect snow that you were just talking about, as the very cold air warm lake waters here, off lake erie and l le ontario, they have quite the set up here for lake effect snow. warning in the 10:00 tonight. until 7:00 tomorrow. how much could they see by the time it is done? 6-10 inches locally and 8-16 by the time it wraps up here off lake ontario. that is because thisery cold aiai in placac 31 a high in chicago. 31 in cleveland. but the christmas week sets up like this. warmer air off to the's. colder to the west. a white christmas for some, wet christmas for others. here are the highs for christmas day. 36 in denver. 21 in billings. in new york. 77 in atlanta. 62 for st. louis. >> crazy temperatures. >>>>resident o oma met with the family members of the san bernardino terror attacks, two weeks after 14 people were killed, while attending a holiday party, the presiden

. >> reporter: it was may 2008 when diane's husband dave wbs driving to a business meeting, a meeting he never reached because he was struck and killed by a teenage driver who ran a red light while distracted likely by his phone. when you're driving and you see somebody cauaht between the road and their cell phone, you must want to scream at them. >> i do. it burns me inside. supposed to be with scott tibia it's tib berks ett is. >> that changed my life and diane's life. >> reporter: what he found instead was tragedy, inspired tion. >> it just created t ts question that wouldn't let go of this is going to be a big problem and it's going to get much worse and thousands of people are going to get killed. what is the ultimate solution? i wouldn't let go of this idea. >> reporter: now seven years later, tibbets has turned that idea into the groove. >> it goes in like this. >> reporter: a small box that plugs into almost any modern car. >> it connected the car to the cloud. >> reporter: effectively blocking the driver's phone from sending or receiving any data. phone calls go through, but

"face the nation" airs at 1030 tease here on wb -- 10:30 here on wbz. pamela is here with the weekend forecast. >> beautiful temperatures again. keeping it warm for you and the seven-day forecast towards the end and we get more seasonable temperatures. >> and that is comfortable. >> that's right. and december so far and running 7.4 degrees above normal and the only day we were below average for the dates is the first day of the month here and yesterday, we were 20 degrees above normal and timed -- am cokes, the average high temperature should be 42 degrees and temperatures are cooler than yesterday's high of 61, keel still be in the 50s all afternoon. 51 degrees for boston and already. north wind at 6 miles per hour and feels great out there and place. 45 degrees, nashua; 48 degrees, worcester and 50 degrees for our friends in chatham. hour-by-hour forecast, you see we hold the lower 50s creeping to 49 degrees by 3:00 and the clouds are ruling the forecast and areas of patchy drizzle. and highs ins 50s and that is where we are right now. the lows in the 40s and still warmer than that

but what i[wb, am talking aboute years is because i see the gaps in the capability of afghan nationalsecurity forces. they fight well. but because of the lack of capabilities, they are unable to have the kind of agility that they need in order to respond to the insurgents' attacks everywhere. now, in order to cover the very difficult areas in the country, most of the after gaghan securi forces are based in fixed bases. and then the taliban have the abilitoknlt to choose the time space to concentrate against fixed targets in afghan national security forces. the low ratio of force to&:tñ s can be, you know, compensated by technological force multipliers, that's the air force, that's the mobility, that's the firepower, and also logistics. therefore, i say it will take a long time for afghan national air force to develop and also the logistic system, the intelligence, and their special forces operation. until that happens, afghanistan will be handicapped by being a kind of mostly static force, not have the agility to respond quickly to the taliban. in kunduz and helmand, it was the air st

i got to tell you it wbs lit at the right moment. we needed that tree. >> no question. >> gets you in the christmas spirit. >> the ultimate compliment. >> surrounded by trees. >> you know what's in front of the tree? skating rink. >> yes. >> grab fruit cake and let's go. >> let's head in to natalie and a check of the top stories. >> good morning again. there is growing evidence this the mass shooting in california had been influenced by jihadist sympathizeze. nbc's miguel almaguer is in san bernadino with the latest on the investigation and a community in mourning. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. families waking up with broken heartsourning the loss of loved ones, others lucky their relatives escaped. this as police work around the clock looking for a motive trying to figure out the answer to one question -- why? for the first time police releasing pictures of the arsenal used in wednesday as shooting the high powered asought rifle, handguns, ammunition that killed 14 and wounded 21. 1600 rounds of bullets discovered

please, fire only wb, mta is nothing budgeted for the event but we know the costs are going to be good good handle on. i'll be asking and appreciate supervisor cohen as well making a request on the budget analyst to track with the spending is going to be. for the super bowl and how we can make efforts to clamp down on what could be costs that could estimate as refund a corporate event for the whole world to see. the rest i'll submit >> thank you. pres. breed >> i just want to start by acknowledging supervisor cohen on the recent officer involved shooting in her district. a real tragedy and she has definitely been a leader in trying to work with members of the community, work with the family and try and bring a level of peace and justice to the community. so minor to be a cosponsor in this hearing and looking forward to a very detailed discussion about how we can make sure that legal force is not an option in any instance here in rc. are we working closely with supervisor cohen in trying to identify alternatives in trying to make sure we do everything we can to change the culture of thi

please, fire only wb, mta is nothing budgeted for the event but we know the costs are going to be good good handle on. i'll be asking and appreciate supervisor cohen as well making a request on the budget analyst to track with the spending is going to be. for the super bowl and how we can make efforts to clamp down on what could be costs that could estimate as refund a corporate event for the whole world to see. the rest i'll submit >> thank you. pres. breed >> i just want to start by acknowledging supervisor cohen on the recent officer involved shooting in her district. a real tragedy and she has definitely been a leader in trying to work with members of the community, work with the family and try and bring a level of peace and justice to the community. so minor to be a cosponsor in this hearing and looking forward to a very detailed discussion about how we can make sure that legal force is not an option in any instance here in rc. are we working closely with supervisor cohen in trying to identify alternatives in trying to make sure we do everything we can to change the culture of thi

please, fire only wb, mta is nothing budgeted for the event but we know the costs are going to be good good handle on. i'll be asking and appreciate supervisor cohen as well making a request on the budget analyst to track with the spending is going to be. for the super bowl and how we can make efforts to clamp down on what could be costs that could estimate as refund a corporate event for the whole world to see. the rest i'll submit >> thank you. pres. breed >> i just want to start by acknowledging supervisor cohen on the recent officer involved shooting in her district. a real tragedy and she has definitely been a leader in trying to work with members of the community, work with the family and try and bring a level of peace and justice to the community. so minor to be a cosponsor in this hearing and looking forward to a very detailed discussion about how we can make sure that legal force is not an option in any instance here in rc. are we working closely with supervisor cohen in trying to identify alternatives in trying to make sure we do everything we can to change the culture of thi