giving a big shoutout to san francisco's fire department station 8. have a great weekend, everyone. stay dry and we'll see you monday. breaking news. mine explosion. 27 people are missing inside new zealand's largest coal mine as rescuers race to find them, an official says it doesn't look good. we'll bring you the latest. royal decision. as new details emerge about the upcoming wedding of prince william and kate middleton london is abuzz with speculation that an announcement is imminent on when and where it will take place. we'll go live to london for more. father's plea. nearly six months, the search continues as his father sends a message out to his little boy. >> we love you very much. we're still looking for you every day. home is safe.

it's just us. we're waiting for you. >> more of his emotional interview early this friday >> more of his emotional interview early this friday morning, november 19th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs look at that. you can tell on 5th avenue that the holidays are officially here. almost thanksgiving. before you know it, christmas. welcome to your friday, everyone. i'm maggie rodriguez. >> i'm harry smith. good morning, all. it is the weekend before thanksgiving. aaa says more than 42 million americans are going to be traveling over the holiday, many of them air travelers and a lot of people are talking about the tsa. air travelers are threatening a revolt against more invasive searches against those body screening security machines, this morning, going to speak with john pistole, head of the tsa and ask him if this is the only way to keep the bad guys out of the sky.

first, breaking news out of new zealand this morning. more than two dozen coal miners trapped and no one knows if they're alive or dead. let's led to erica hill for the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning. we can tell you rescue efforts are getting under way in new zealand this morning for the 27 coal miners missing after a mine explosion. the mine is on new zealand's south island about 180 miles southwest of wellington, the country's largest coal mine, a tunnel running horizontally into the side of a mountain. the explosion occurred about a mile from the entrance. >> there is some communication because the employee who did walk out first rang the surface and said that i've -- i believe there's been an explosion underground. >> there have not been communications with the missing miners and not clear if any of them survived. president obama is in portugal in morning for a nato summit which will focus on afghanistan. air force one landed in lisbon a short while ago. cbs news senior white house

correspondent bill plante is there. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, erica. the president you might say on a tour to restore the mojo. the primary of the mission with nato to talk about the troop strength in afghanistan. the real deadline to end combat operations is the end of the 2014. and even after that, just like in iraq, there are going to be troops needed for training and for security. and that's the help he wants from nato but that's not all. the president comes here in a severely weakened position. but yesterday, in a white house meeting he doubled down in a meeting with former republican advisers of presidents by demanding that the senate ratify immediately. the republicans in congress don't want to do that. they say that there's no way to do it in the lame duck session. the white house says, hey, if delayed indefinitely and severely disrupt relations with the russians.

it is a high-stakes gamble for a president in a precarious position. erica? >> indeed, bill plante, thanks. fed chairman ben bernanke in germany to address the crisis. bernanke urged congress to approve more stimulus money for the u.s. economy and added a warning. >> on its current economic trajectory, the united states runs the risk of seeing millions of workers unemployed or underemployed for many years. as a society, we should find that outcome unacceptable. >> republicans in congress are already on record as opposing more stimulus. on capitol hill, the full house of representatives must now decide whether to sen which you are veteran congressman charles rangel. before the ethics committee voted to recommend censure yesterday, the new york democrat shed a few tears and

>> at six minutes past the hour, that's the latest weather. now over to harry. the thanksgiving travel rush begin this is weekend and this year along with the usual stress of flying, new security procedures are causing some extra worries. the denver post snapped these photos showing what airline passengers some of them anyway going through these days including enhanced pat down techniques that sparked a rebellion by some fliers. tsa administrator john pistole joins us from washington. good morning. >> good morning, harry. >> let's talk about the enhanced scanners in operation in some airports, spreading all over the country and basically what they

do is you can kind of see everything or at least the person viewing the scan can and folks saying i'm not so interested in having a tsa examiner look at everything there is to see of me. >> right. harry, the number of issues involved here and of course this is a latest technology we believe to deal with the latest threats as we saw both on christmas day and as we saw recently with the cargo plots, the way that the terrorist particularly al qaeda and al qaeda and the arabian peninsula focused on well designed, well concealed devices that can cause catastrophic results, bring down an airliner, so this technology is designed the provide the best possible security. it also addresses a price issue from the standpoint of an examiner who's in a separate area and sees an image, not a photograph. i've seen all kinds of things on tv and elsewhere that is not accurate so i think there's a lot of misinformation there. but the bottom line is that security officer never sees a

person and the person never sees the image. >> what happens is you have got certain pilot's unions, some people saying this is not healthy for me. i'm going to opt out. you have people who feel like it's too invasive. i'll opt out. the new pat down techniques which are not getting rave reviews to say the least. is there a way to do this that people won't feel -- some people basically feeling violated. >> it is a challenge, harry. no doubt. what we're trying to do is address the latest intelligence about the threats we have, coupled with tishss people are rightfully concerned about. we've worked extensively with the pilots and think we have a good way forward with them. talking about later on. as we explore different options. but when it comes down to the pat down, actually very small number and small percentage of people will actually receive that pat down if they opt out of the advanced imaging technology

and those 70 or so airports. what we're trying to do is address the people like the christmas day bomber that knows the technology and says i have a nonmetallic device. >> wow. last but not least, one of the other issues is this, people say you're violating the 4th amendment protecting me against unlawful search and seizure. is there a way to answer that? >> there are administrative authorities that give the department and tsa that authority. obviously, the bottom line is trying to ensure that everybody that gets on every flight can be assured with high confidence that everybody else on that flight has been properly screened. i think, really, the bottom line, harry, is that as we look at the holiday season here and thanksgiving, everybody wants to get home to see family, see friends, enjoy the holidays, and so we just ask for a partnership between the traveling public and those in tsa, the men and women trying to protect you and your

loved ones. >> john pistole, we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you, harry. sarah palin's new book is not in stores yet but you can still read part of it because excerpts turned up online and as you might imagine the author is not happy about that. cbs news correspondent nancy cordes is in washington this morning with the story. good morning, nancy. >> good morning, maggie. palin appears to criticize everything from popular tv shows to the first lady. >> let's restore america. >> reporter: less than a week before it's scheduled to go on sale, sections of sarah palin's new book "america by heart" have been leaked on the internet and some of the topics she tackles may be surprisinsurprising. >> we haven't seen a lot of political criticism in the book so far in the parts leaked to the media. mostly social criticism about things like "american idol" or levy johnston. >> i don't care what she did or where she was at. >> reporter: palin is critical

of johnston for seeking publicity, writing it was disgusting to watch as his 15 minutes of fame were exploited by supposed adults taking advantage of a lost kid. ♪ and she takes on the tv show "american idol" writing that the contestants embarrass themselves for the benefit of producers. >> my name is bristol palin. >> reporter: of her daughter bristol's role, she writes, she engaged in an uplifting, family-oriented show called "dancing with the stars" to challenge herself in a new, fun way. >> sarah palin is also many ways a creature of television herself with a contract on a cable news show. her daughter is on a television reality show and sarah palin has a reality tv show and compensated very well for. >> reporter: palin apparently is not pleased by the leaks. on thursday night she tweeted the publishing world is leaking out of context excerpts of my book without my permission. isn't that illegal? one thing that hasn't been leaked -- any mention of palin's plans to run for president in

2012. but of president obama she does say that he seems to believe it is an unjust, unequal country. she even takes a swipe at michelle obama drudging up that comment of being proud of her country the first time when he husband started to win collections. provocative stuff, maggie. >> it is already. thank you. 7:12, back to harry. >> thanks. for the latest of london where there could be an announcement this morning on where prince william and kate middleton will be married. as we wait, there are new details coming out on the wedding plans and cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer is outside buckingham palace with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hi, harry. yeah, new details on all their plans. the royal couple is probably really coming to grips for the first time with the cost of their mega celebrity. prince william had said he wanted to keep details of the place where he popped the

question secret. private. well, that lasted all of three days. "the sun" newspaper prints a photo of the cabin in africa where it happened with close-ups of the room, the bed and what the couple wrote in the guest book. as for the actual venue for the wedding, well, that's still a mystery. probably not for long. serious contenders are st. paul's cathedral, maybe windsor castle and bookies taking joke odds on london's football stadium. but westminster abbey seems to be the clear, public favorite. >> i think westminster abbey. traditional and where it's been for many years. >> church. aware of the coronations taken place. so i think from a historical place. >> reporter: the abbey's big enough. seats 2,000 in the splendid stone interior. >> coronations take place there. funeral services take place there. royal marriages take place

there. i think it is very important that we maintain another tradition in the united kingdom with our royal family. >> reporter: meanwhile, the rebranding of kate middleton has begun. the palace wants us to start calling her catherine. she's winding up the role in the family's party supplies business and preparing to enter public life, even before the wedding. accompanying prince william on the official and charity visit that is are such a large part of the royal job description. now, of course, with bated breath everywhere and the news could come today. >> liz palmer this morning in front of the palace, thank you very much. maggie? here at home it's been nearly six months since now second grader kyron korman disappeared in portland, oregon. investigators have scoured

wooded areas and put on wet suits to search for evidence underwater. on thursday, kyron's father spoke with cbs news national correspondent jeff glor who joins us this morning from portland. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: maggie, good morning to you. the wall of hope remains here but as you mentioned nearly six months after kyron went missing, this case has clearly strained police, the community and this week especially his family. when kyron korman went missing june 4th, the parents were not together and always stood together. >> i don't know that i'm getting through it. >> reporter: that changed when young sharply criticized the ex-husband this week saying i just can't stand by and support the choices he's making. indicating he with held information before kyron disappeared about the danger kyron's stepmom posed. young now says that horman had a severe hatred and could have hurt him in the worst possible ways. some of the comments got

attention. did they surprise you? >> i wouldn't say they surprised me. we're -- this is going on for so long. we're all just emotional strung out. >> reporter: what they agree on is terry is responsible for the disappearance and though terry's not talking, this past week dive teams searched understood water for the first time, volunteers have scoured a nearby island, still, nothing. how much do you worry that people will forget? >> oh, i worry about it all the time. we went out yesterday to one of the local malls and passed out fliers to the businesses and a couple of comments of, oh, i thought he was home already. and that just reaffirms that we got to keep getting it out there. >> reporter: while searching, kaine holds down a full-time job and acts as a single parent to 2-year-old kiara. how challenging is that for you? >> it's a heavy load but you just step up.

>> reporter: she longs for her missing brother. >> she has me sit next to her and read a book while she reads a book because her companion's not there. the first holiday season coming up, have you thought about how you will handle that? do you try not to think about that at all? >> it is difficult. i miss him the same every day, whether it's thanksgiving holiday or just a tuesday. it doesn't change. >> reporter: at the end of our interview, kaine turned to the camera addressing his son directly. >> we love you very much. we're still looking for you. every day. home is safe. it's just kiera and i. we're waiting for you. >> reporter: he says the last time he spoke to terry horman was in late june and has no plans to see her except in court. >> thank you for that story, jeff. still ahead this morning, another disappearance may be closer to being solved. we may finally know the answer of what happened to natalee

holloway because after five and a half years a piece of bone may provide some answers. we'll talk to a dna expert about the investigation. also ahead this morning, good shopping advice to help you trim the cost of thanksgiving dinner. you know the price of turkey has gone up a lot? we'll tell you how to do it on "the early show."

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it's 7:25. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. two mothers in san jose are accused of stealing $30,000 from their children's school. the women handled the money for a club in baldwin elementary school. the "mercury news" reports they used money meant for counselors and other school needs. bart is working on ways to solve clipper card problems. they may start charging for the cards and requiring a minimum payment when riders buy one. and today the card discount on the golden gate ferry system is expected to be reduced due to a budget shortfall. some san francisco businesses are offering discounts for people from the bay area. that program starts today and runs through the holiday shopping season. customers who live in the bay area can show their driver's licenses in order to get 10% or

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we don't have a lot of details. the nimitz freeway, that looks okay through oakland. very light right now heading past the coliseum. busy morning commute in the south bay coming up northbound 101. we had several accidents reported around hellyer. so slow coming out of south san jose. and the bay bridge, unfortunately, even though it's friday it's backed up into the macarthur maze. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. hey, thanks, elizabeth. we'll be dealing with some showers today. right now, not a lot going on. we do still have some reports of sprinkles outside but not a whole lot of rainfall. seven-day forecast showing showers are expected today. the best chance will be for the afternoon through the evening as well as later tonight. later today. temperatures highs in the mid- 50s along the coast to the upper 50s for the bay and inland. tomorrow, things get cook. chance of thunderstorms across the bay area. rainfall saturday and sunday. maybe even some light snow showers on some of the area hilltops. ,,,,,,,,

got a great crowd on hand, a lot of people there because they want to see dave make it across the finish line. we'll get to that in a little bit as we welcome you back to "the early show." a thanksgiving sticker shock. if you have been online and sort of thinking about, okay, ready to buy the bird yet, the price, the average of a price of turkey gone up about 30% in the last year. even the price of onions is up. there's all kinds of stuff, the price gouging and who knows what else going on out there but there are ways to save money on the holiday feast. we'll tell you how to do that in just a little bit. but first, here this friday

morning, 7:30, the latest on a possible break through in the natalee holloway case. forensic experts this morning analyzing evidence that could finally tell us what happened to her. cbs news correspondent kelly cobiella is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maggie. they're comparing the dental records to a jawbone, believed to be human, female and a partially intact molar. it was found on a beach in aruba last week and investigators are studying it to try to determine if the remains belong to natalee holloway. five years after natalee holloway vanished investigators are chasing their most promising lead yet. according to a dutch newspaper, a jawbone found by tourists on a beach in aruba is being tested to determine if there's the remains of the missing u.s. teen. the bone reportedly contains at least one intact molar. dutch officials are asking her family for copies of the dental

records. she disappeared in a senior class trip in 2005. she was last seen with joran van der sloot who was arrested twice in connection with her disappearance but never charged. he is currently awaiting trial if a peruvian prison for the murder of a 21 stephany flores. >> if this jawbone is natalee holloway, they will have grounds to extradite joran van der sloot. >> reporter: while he initially denied committing any crime, in 2008 he confessed to murdering her in a tv interview and then later recanted calling himself a pathological liar. just last september, a dutch film crew taped her mother confronting joran van der sloot about the daughter's whereabouts. >> it is too late for natalee and stephany but not for you to get your life back. >> you know what? i'm really really -- especially to gamble and that's why i've told so many lies and other

stuff just money and so i could go gamble. i honestly the truth. >> reporter: experts say the jawbone could be enough evidence for investigators to finally tie him to the death. >> prosecutors are going to go back through all of the statements and see if any of them match up to the location where this jawbone was found, see if he knew things that only the killer would know. if they have that, they have a strong case against him. >> reporter: dna tests on this bone are being done at the hague in the netherlands. investigators are not commenting on that except to say that results could be released as early as next week. maggie? >> let's get an idea now of what they might find. thank you. joining us is larry kobilinsky. doctor, good morning. >> it's a pleasure. >> thank you for being here. this is the jawbone here. they did not reportedly find an intact jawbone but rather a small fraegment with a molar attached. given it's been five years since she disappeared, how much dna

evidence would you expect to find in the fragment and in the molar? >> well, the good news is that dna can be extracted both from bone and teeth. in fact, dna is present in the pulp cavity in the center of the molar and that is good news because i don't think from dental records alone they will be able to identify the source of that fragment. i think the dna will definitively tell us if it is her or not. they can do that in a number of ways, they have got the biological parent's dna. they can do a paternity-type test and say too a degree of scientific certainty it is either her or not her. >> this morning, they're already saying they believe it belongs to a young woman. does it surprise you they're naming the gender? >> it's appropriate to say it comes from a young person. but on the other hand, to do the gender, i think they would need

to do dna analysis. there is a genetic site which allows us to determine gender. >> aruba is a very dry, arid, windy climate. what would happen to a jawbone that was, you know, submerged in sand with the wind and the salt for five years? >> well, certainly, that's not a friendly environment. not for bone, certainly not for soft tissue and certainly for dna. on the o

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millions of americans going to be shopping for thanksgiving turkeys this weekend. let us warn you that turkeys are going to cost about a third more this year than they did a year ago. here to tell us why and how to save money on the bird and all the trimmings, amy goodman, senior editor of "all you" magazine. always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> -- you know, can you imagine going out to start to do your marketing this weekend and then there's sticker shock, right? >> tremendous. almost 30%. the rise of the cost of the birds. >> right. >> that has to do with an increase in terms of the feed for the birds. over like 56% in terms of

feeding the birds. >> yeah. >> so -- >> prices for corn gone up steadily. >> exactly. what this means is average 16-pound bird which costs $1.05 per pound, you know, this year it's $16.80. last year it was $12.64 for the total purchase. that's significant when you're looking at those numbers. >> yeah. now, do we have other kinds of choices, though? i mean, tell me a way to save money. there's got to be a way. >> the way to do it really first combine your coupons so go online. a lot of the poultry companies like butterball have coupons that you can then combine with in-store sales. >> i like it. >> do that. if you have a smaller party with just two to three people or so, get a turkey breast instead. a smaller portion, no waste. and then, you know, consider frozen over fresh. they're definitely more reasonable. give yourself four to five days for the birdies to thaw. you have to purchase that this saturday or sunday and do cost

comparing with the shopping. >> real way to defrost it is in the refrigerator and not with the sink and the hot water. not that i've been there before. >> i have done it. you can save 50 cents doing the frozen birds versus fresh. >> what about changing birds? i mean, people with -- ah, never going to eat anything but turkey. could you go so far as to change birds? >> sure. consider a kosher turkey, more expensive than standard turkey and not as expensive as the organic and heritage varieties. keep in mind, kosher birds presalted. people love that delicious, rich flavor. >> you don't have to brine it. >> right. they're really tasty. >> you are really bringing it this morning. how else can we save here? talk about the other items here because the price on just about everything has gone up. >> basic things like onions and sweet potatoes are up. pecans now 41.3% increase in

price. the basic staples that you need to make your table, the foundation of thanksgiving dinner. so the key here is to do your comparison shopping. >> right. >> look for the reasonable prices. and you know, there are places that are even offering free birds, believe it or not so we found that at shop rite, if you spend $300 from mid-october until thanksgiving day, they give you a free 21-pound bird. >> and if you can hum the song -- >> i think so. there's an increased con sunks of pecans in china. >> of course. >> if anybody is financially in the straits this season, go to united way or the boys and girls club of america around the country an giving out free birds, as well. >> thank you so much. >> thanks. up next, dave's still on the road. has he found his way home? we're going to check in with him in a little bit. you are watching "the early show" on cbs. [ male announcer ] this is the way most people choose a toothbrush.

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>> are you feeling okay. >> i'm tired. you know, it just takes everything out of you, physically, you know, traveling 4500 miles or so switching four time zones, traveling in every means mechanically and otherwise, walking a lot. and it takes everything out emotionally, too, the connections you make, the friendships you make. but, i'm fine. i'm totally fine. >> all right. oh, there we have a picture. >> what's that outside the car, coats, is that coats? >> those are coats. >> that looks like a familiar road, too. >> what is it? >> west side highway. >> there we go. >> he's very close. >> hey. >> route 9a, here you come. >> we're so excited when you get here to talk to but that, the most wonderful about this series after so many not-so-fun times to have this ending. >> we were talking yesterday the

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university of california students will have to pay eight percent more in tuition, ting next fall. the it's 7:55. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. c students will pay 8% more in tuition next fall the ucsf regents approving it yesterday. it will put tuition above $11,000 for the fall 2011 semester. a victory for neighbors in palo alto who oppose the building of a new cell phone tower. word came last night that at&t has dropped its request to build a tower near the palo alto swim and tennis club. the official reason, height restrictions and san francisco has to decide if it would be worth the cost to host america's cup. it's among the place being considered for the high-profile

yacht race. according to the budget analyst's of course the cost could top $128 million, which is much more than the estimated $22 million in revenue it would generate. traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,

friday we have been very busy. san rafael accident cleared off to the shoulder southbound 101 approaching sir francis drake.

it's slow in the area. this is showing northbound traffic which is sluggish near the 580 interchange. southbound backed up into novato. this is an earlier accident cleared as well coming up northbound 280 right by the 101 interchange. had a two-car wreck that was just cleared out of lanes, but again, still seeing speeds under 25 miles per hour. at the bay bridge, unfortunately, it's a backup to the macarthur maze for an hour. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. hey, thanks, elizabeth. forecast for this morning includes a few sprinkles. look at our doppler, not a lot going on right now. but we are expecting to kick up a little bit of the action later on today. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. we do have some showers likely today. best chance will be later on this evening into tonight. temperatures in the mid up toker 50s. a few showers still in the forecast saturday and sunday and maybe even a few thunderstorms saturday. monday some leftover showers and plenty of sunshine tuesday, wednesday and thursday. also, there is a winter storm warning in effect for the

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so many people out here this friday morning to help us welcome dave back from his "no way home" journey. he is on the road, and we can't wait to greet him when he gets here. welcome back to the "early show." i'm maggie rodriguez with harry smith, and coming up, thanksgiving is right around the corner. you get together with friends and family. you have a big meal. that can be really stressful for millions of people who have food allergies. holly robinson peete knows that all too well. she has four children, all of whom have food allergies. >> wow. >> she has allergies herself. this morning she is here. she's taken a break from "the talk" to join us on "the early

show" with important advice to make sure you spend the holiday at the table instead of the emergency room. also, we're been able to see dave in his car coming into manhattan this morning. and you're looking at him live this very moment. look at that. a look of relief on his face as he is about to cross the finish line in his "no way home" journey, which began a week ago in alaska. and what a journey it's been. the stories to tell. we can't wait to see dave here in just a couple of minutes. >> first, let's check the news once again with erica hill, who's standing by at the newsdesk. good morning, erica. >> maggie and harry, good morning again. good morning to everyone at home. more than two dozen miners missing this morning after a explosion at new zealand's biggest coal mine. it's 180 mimes southwest of wellington. officials say the blast was a gas explosion. it is not yet clear what set it off. five miners escaped. 27 others did not. their fate is unknown. in ohio, the bodies of three

people missing more than a week have been found. ♪ a candlelight vigil last night became a memorial to the three victims. a mother, her son and a friend. matthew hoffman led police to the body, found in garbage bags in a hollowed out tree. >> we have discovered and recovered the remains of kody maynard, stephanie sprang and tina hermann. hoffman is the only suspect if the three killings. he remains in jail on charges of kidnapping. the other family member, 13-year-old sarah maynard, found alive in his basement on sunday. president obama is in lisbon, portugal to attend a nato summit and topping the agenda, in his talks with nato leaders is the war in afghanistan, and plans to begin withdrawing u.s. troops next year. while in lisbon mr. obama will also discuss economic issues with european leaders.

meantime, fed chairman ben bernanke also in europe. he finds himself in germany addressing a conference. he said the u.s. and other rich countries need to fight the economic crisis by continuing to stimulate their economies. most european banks and republican congress here at home disagree. a mid-air drama aboard a qantas jet. showing serious damage. you see it there. caused by an engine blowout on a jumbo jet two weeks ago. electric and hydraulic cables slashed, the hole punched in th

now here's maggie. >> thank you, erica. up next, food allergies can turn your thanksgiving upside down. holly robinson peete will tell us how she keeps her kids safe when eating away from home. you're watching "the early ly show" cbs. on you're watching "the early show" on cbs. [ sneezes ] client's here.

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dangers. actress holly robinson peete, co-host of "the talk" here on cbs and during her years as mom became an unwitting expert on food allergies. good morning, holly. >> good morning, maggie. >> i want to show that picture of your beautiful family. you have four children. >> yes, four children. >> husband rodney and all four kids. >> all four have some type of food allergy but the young effort and oldest, one to dairy, one to peanuts. >> you have food allergies. >> i have a soy allergy not that serious, but we have to carry the epi-pen device everywhere we go. of course, one thanksgiving i didn't bring it, and somehow, some peanuts got in the stuffing and next thing you know, the boy's throat is closing. i don't have an epi-pen. thank god i live close. got there, called 911, had to administer the epi-pen device, got to the hospital had a happy ending. doesn't always happen like that. >> that's why we're doing the story today especially. thanksgiving is next week. holiday, here. so many go to other people's homes and eat and be worried

about these food dangers. what do you recommend to people with food allergies getting ready to ge out for the holidays? >> communication. have conversations with the host. know what's in your dishes. your aunt jane might bring the recipe with the peanuts in it and you have to know. that's important. cross-contamination. sometimes if you use different utensils in different dishes you get allergens on there. for us, the bic takeaway, don't leave home without that auto injector, that epi-pen. that really makes the difference. >> how gratifying to be literally able to save your boy's life? >> it really did help me save his life, and it was very gratifying, but, again, food allergies are so severe in so many cases. the holiday, everything's hustle bustle. so much is happening. you have to be aware. >> so many will be hosting parties, let me ask you something, were you don't know if we'll have guests who food allergies and haven't prepared. what should we as host dos somewhere. >> you have to ask. have conversations with the

parents. have conversations with whoever's coming. know what's in recipes. inviting people to bring dishes, pot luck sfil, know what's in them and be aware. awareness is key. >> people i find, anyway, are so much more aware and considerate these days. had i was growing up i never heard of a kid in my school with food allergies. at my daughter's school, they make so much effort to make sure everybody knows. >> when we were little we didn't see that. now it's everywhere. we have to be aware because it's a serious issue. >> you think food allergies have gotten worse? >> i sdo. growing up we didn't have to not be able to bring peanuts to school. some have airborne allergies and can be very, very serious. >> thank god we're talking about it this morning. i want to talk about "the talk." you look like you're having so much fun? >> we are having a blast. these women are so much fun. a lively bunch. i'm learning. as a mom, getting information from our guests. i'm entertained, and i get to leave there, pull off my lashes

and go to carpool. so for me as mom with four kids, it's a dream job. couldn't be happier. >> how's my girl jules, holding it down. it's been great. really enjoying it. thank you for giving her to us. >> oh, you're welcome. begrudgingly. has she brought charlie to the set? >> i haven't seen charlie, because it's so hustle bulstle but i did get to go to her house and hang out. >> thank you for sharing your story. your affirm's beautiful, too. nice to meet you, holly. >>y, too, maggie. coming up, remember you can catch holly and her friends on "the talk" later today right here on cbs. check local listings for time. up next, the moment of truth. has dave mace it back to new york from alaska in seven days? you're watching "the early show" on cbs. cbs "healthwatch," sponsored by new advil congestion relief. the right sinus medication for the real problem.

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days it appeared there might -- really might not be a way home. but on wednesday, as he started pigging up coats, he picked up speed. all the way to cincinnati. a and after that, the final leg of his amazing journey home began. >> for the last seven days i've journeyed all across the country. working my way from one end of america to the other, trying to make my way home. but, on wednesday, in bozeman, montana, i received an e-mail that provided a new mission for my trip. i got the most touching letter just a few minutes ago. i had lost two coats along the way and that prompted an "early show" viewer to focus in on a theme. the importance of having a warm coat. he e-mailed me with an offer, $600 to start a one-man coat drive. but, accepting that business

proposition changed the whole tone of my trip. i began to hand out flyers asking people for coat donations. can i give you one now? >> you can. >> there's another one. >> yesterday morning in cincinnati, the generosity i had seen o a small scale continued to grow. >> there's people laying on the curb in this city and all across america. if that coat keeps them warm that, matters to me. >> in columbus, ohio, more of the same. >> look at this! and gloves. >> my rental car filled up quickly. next stop, wheeling, west virginia. [ cheering ] >> we're just raising awareness. so, if someone needs a coat in your community, they know they can get one. perhaps the most poignant moment of the week came at the very end. late last night in harrisburg, pennsylvania, 174 miles from home, i met the man who sent that e-mail. this is him. >> oh.

mike flanagan knows about taking chances. >> i'm so proud of you! >> mike's offer inspired me and, in turn, inspired many others. >> i gave $600, they would have bought 30 coats. i don't know how many coats are here. there's a couple hundred but i've had e-mails all day i've been asking people all over the country people are giving coats, which is great. >> mike says he's always believed that one person can make a difference. >> what's happened here struck a chord with you and it struck a chord with me. >> and with a lot of other people. >> and it's going to strike a chord with a lot of other people because the guy that doesn't have coat and is cold and gets it, he's just going to say, thank god i got a coat! >> and so it sometimes happen, you start down one road and suddenly you change direction. but, in the end, you end up in a better place than you had ever imagined.

>> wow! what a story. right? >> he got us yesterday, i think he got us again today, all of us. >> the only thing we forgot, the kleenex. dave, we are feeling like dave is in the neighborhood. right? >> where's our boy? >> all right! [ cheering ] >> yea! >> a high row's welcome, as he deserves. and he's got a lot of coats to unload this morning. [ cheering ] >> there he is. >> yea, dave, ooh! [ cheering ] >> nice job, buddy. >> you kept the best one for yourself. >> i like this weathered look, it works for you. >> oh, dave, you made it. >> it is weathered, all right. what an amazing -- it was an amazing trip and i wish i had the presence of mind and the energy now to regale you with

story after story of the time, but it was just a -- it was remarkable. >> you know, last year, your journey really turned into a saga. it had its ups and downs and everything else. you anticipate going out on a road again this year. i know were you so hungry to do it. what fed you the most when you were out there this time? >> two things. at the beginning of the trip, it was the game. it was, let's see if i can get back. let sees see if i can overcome the frustration. the second half of the trip was all about this mission. what you didn't see in that piece, one of those people who was speaking who donated a coat in cincinnati, he had recently lost his home to a fire and most of his possessions. and mike flanagan that, man who wrote that letter about second chances is a former attorney, who wound up in legal trouble and in prison and who dedicated the rest of his life to changing how he lived it. and all he said last night, as he was tearing up was, i want to do something good and i want to

make my children proud. and he did. everyone we met did. and you know what, no one owns a coat drive, guys. they are happening all over the country, right? no one owns a food drive. >> what happens now to all these coats you've collected? >> we are going to give them out. we are going to give them to people in charities in need. but, here's the deal. we don't need them mailed to us, we don't need a holiday to do this. give a coat in your own neighborhood, in your own community, that's all you need to do, quietly, the only reason we did this was to build awareness, to build awareness. >> we are so proud of you and i want you to know that we're not the only ones. i want to show you something. so, take a look at the monitor. >> surprise, dave! i'm here with your parents, larry and helene, very proud of what you've done because there are people facing enormous struggles each day, the performance of random acts of kindness is imperative for hope. now, dear son, clean up, have a bowl of chicken soup, take a nap

and do some good things! [ cheering ] >> i was implore in florida yesterday on another store and ran into them and they are so proud of you and she was so worried about you. helene, he's fine, more than fine. >> she's like you don't sound good, you don't look good. my dad did just what he did in that video, he just stayed quiet. >> that's why they've been together for so long. that makes their marriage work . >> this is was such a beautiful trip and, as much as i love being with you, i can't lie, i really love being on the road and meeting people all across the country from the great state of alaska through the west, into the rockies, the midwest, ohio valley and into the northeast. >> that first scene when you were out there and handing out those flyers and people were literally giving them the coats off of your back was just absolutely incredible. we'll have more with dave in a little bit. check out dave's journey from start to finish on our website

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it's 8:25. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. snow clippings to jessica's law at least for now -- no changes to jessica's law at least for now. there is a temporary stay on a judge's ruling that it is unconstitutional. at issue is the law's requirement that limits just how close a sex offender can live to a school or park. it's nearly impossible to find appropriate housing in densely populated areas for sex offenders. the richmond teen who was gang-raped outside a homecoming dance last year will receive a financial settlement from the school district. that's according to the "contra costa times." a preliminary hearing continues today to determine if seven suspects will stand trial. the "sacramento bee" reports 22 state lawmakers attended conferences in hawaii this month, all of it paid for

by energy providers, pharmaceutical companies and the prison guards union. those trips took place as the state tries to solve its multi- billion-dollar budget shortfall. traffic and weather around the bay area in just a moment. stay with us. ,, ,,,, ,,,, [trumpet playing "reveille" throughout]

let's support the small business owners getting our economy booming with the first ever small business saturday. on november 27th, shop small. it's going to be huge. good morning, pest control truck and three vehicles blocking a lane and traffic is jammed speeds under 25 miles per hour almost to san pablo

dam road on westbound 80 at cutting boulevard. almost half hour on westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze at least 20 minutes to get on the bridge. near the 24/680 interchange we have a camera right there and it's starting to show slowing on southbound 680 through the san ramon valley. i have an accident in alamo now southbound 680 approaching stone valley just cleared out of lanes off to the shoulder. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. hey, thanks, elizabeth. for example for the morning will include a few light sprinkles not a lot of activity going on currently on our hi- def doppler. but that will all be changing. here's a look at our seven-day forecast. for today, we are expecting the best chance of rainfall to move in for the afternoon. today's highs in the mid- to upper 50s. tomorrow chance of thunderstorms with more rainfall expected. rainfall in the forecast for sunday. a few leftover showers monday and sunshine tuesday, wednesday and thursday.

"the talk" is on fire. today -- . if you ever have the opportunity to go to london, one of the places you absolutely have to go is westminster abbey. >> breathtaking. >> this is not exactly this building but the place where for more than 1,000 years, kings and queens -- >> have been crowned. >> exactly right.

so everybody from jeffrey troser to charles dickens is buried there. it's kind of "the place." >> i'm going to a wedding there in the summer, or spring. don't know exactly the date yet. but i'll be there. >> oh, really? do you know something? >> yeah. they're old friends. not! right. >> they wouldn't have to be kate and wills, would they? right, right. >> will it be at st. paul's? westminster abbey? we'll check in with our good friends from london. we have amanda holden. >> i bet she actually is invited. >> oh, look at that. we'll point out if she's on the list or not and what other news we can gather if the royal wedding plan. also, here this morning with us, i'm so excited. my favorite rock band at the moment. one republic, in the studio. i have loved them -- since they had

more from your favorite weather man just ahead, but now here's harry. we could find out today when and where the wedding for prince william and kate middleton will take place. let's head across the pond where "early show" special contributor amanda holden and royal expert is standing by. how has this been set on its

ear? >> reporter: the entire country is excited. it's across all papers. i think the government is soon to confirm we're going to get a day off had we have the wedding. that means everybody doesn't have to go to work. obviously, that's a bonus. obviously, to it economy, it's going to bring in lots of tourists. lots more money. her ring, her engagement ring, has already been copied. the dress that kate wore for her actual engagement interview has been copied and is retailing at just under $20. it's amazing. >> and you have -- you have the copy right there's in your hands. hold it up. we want to see it. you can get this for $20? >> reporter: $20 from tesco's. it's gorgeous. doesn't have the long sleeves but the same color. got that lovely knit skin waist. a lady who's rumored to be

making her wedding dress, leslie, in one of our papers this morning. >> i want to get neil on. across town at buckingham palace. do you have any shreds of news you can share with us this morning? >> well, good morning, harry. yes. i'll get that blue dress back off amanda holden. don't know what she's like around the supermarket. what's exciting here now, not just the economy, but if you look like catherine middleton, over near england they're trying to find as many double look-alikes as we can. we have a lot of prince william look-alikes. we don't have enough catherine middleton look-alikes. this could become your chance to be very rich and, of course, very busy. the biggest news now, looking for something like that. over there doing a big photo shoot. >> so interesting. as you read through the tabs, amanda's holding this dress, now available for $20, and people want to copy everything all wait down to her hairstyle. amanda, let me ask you this --

will you now officially -- william now officially off the market. who becomes the bachelor of choice in london and in the u.k.? >> reporter: well, it's funny, actually. i have been asking a few of the girls around, and sadly for william, no one seems to be that sad that he's off the market. it's always been harry that the girls fancy more over here, because harry's a little naughtier, a bit edgier, because he has less responsibilities. william's always had to lead by example. there's not too many tears. i could be kate's mom. don't you think? i could be catherine's mum? a look alike for her? >> hmm -- she's i think you might have to get a dye job there. >> reporter: oh, yeah. yeah. >> right. >> reporter: maybe. >> neil, are the punters involved in terms of figuring out where the wedding is going

to take place and is there sentiment in the country about where it should take place? >> well, that's a really good question, harry, because when you saw that paparazzi picture of kate emerging, dressed in a white coat, so close we could pick her out, that she's been to the abbey, we can tell you she's looked at other venues. not like she has to choose. for her, she would definitely certainly, of course, st. george's chapel in windsor. i think the public and the world will demand it become at westminster abbey because of the spectacle. it's the way they do things. it is the world stage. she's going to be a world bride. why not do it in the best place in town? >> neil, thank you very much. amanda, pleasure to see you, as always. we do appreciate it. >> reporter: thank you, harry. >> all right. >> reporter: thank you. >> take care. now here's erica. >> harry, thanks. we've been telling you about the macy's believe campaign now in

full swing. here's how it works. for every letter sent to santa sent as a macy's believe station, the store will donate $1, up to $1 million to the make-a-wish foundation, granting wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. before we get to the latest letter count, we bring in abraham almanza, a former make-a-wish recipient. 24,000 make-a-wish volunteers across the country, an organization near and dear to my heart. you guys do such great work. for people who aren't familiar about it, tell us what make-a-wish did for you? >> my wish granted in 1999 to be in the middle of the ocean on fourth of july on a cruise. amazing to be in the bahamas, bermuda, to reconnect as a family. it encompasses the entire. >> you were 15 years old in a car accident, then found out you had stage four cancer. doctors said you had four months

to live. here you are today. >> amazing to see how far i've come and all the opportunities i've had. both my career and just in life in general. it's been provided through make-a-wi make-a-wish. it's a gift that keeps on giving. >> it's important to point out, we were talking about this in the break. if you're scared to refer someone, you think this is saying that this child has a terminal illness, that's not the case. these are life-threatening conditions. >> right. life-threatening, the first thing everyone should say, when they think of make-a-wish. that's the biggest misconception. the fact i'm here 11 year afrs my wish is a testament how powerful 9 wishes can be. >> we can help grant those, writing a letter to santa. bring it into macy's and mail it in this mailbox and they donate $1? >> such an easy thing. absolutely. always writing letters for santa during the holiday season as well as teachers, it's such a great thing to pay it forward and take it to macy's. the fact they're able to write

it, it's an amazing thing. >> might as well do it there. 96,006 which means $96,006. donating up to $1 million. >> my wish was amazing. if we could share that with more and more kids, why not. >> so good to have you with us this morning. >> thank you so much. >> abraham almanza joining us. you can find out how to contribute on our website. now here's maggie. thanks, erica. pop rock band one republic behind me burst on to the music scene with the smash hit "apologize" shattered all records on pop radio and became the most played song of the year, because it's awesome. the denver-based group is finding new fans with this single "secret." the number one rock song since july. here now to sing "secrets" for you from their current cd waking

up, here is one republic and there's the cello. snoept i need another story, something to get off my chest ♪ my life is kind of boring ♪ something that i can't confess ♪ from all the truth that i've said ♪ honestly i swear that you saw me on the brink so tell me what you want to hear ♪ something be sincere i'm going to give all my secrets away ♪ this time don't need another perfect light ♪

don't care if critics have a jump in line ♪ i'm going to give all my secrets away ♪ by god, amazing that we got this far ♪ it's like we're chasing all those stars and driving shiny big, black cars, yeah ♪ and we can start a situation and it's safe to go ♪ i don't really like -- tell me what you want to hear ♪ something that you'd like to share ♪ because i'm convinced i'm going to give all my secrets away ♪ this time don't need another perfect line ♪ just have to jump in line i'm going to give all my secrets away ♪

♪ ♪ got no reason got know shame got no family i can blame ♪ just don't let me disappear i'ma tell you everything ♪ tell me what you want to hear ♪ something that you'll like down there ♪ i'm gonna give all my secrets away ♪ this time don't need another perfect line ♪ don't care if critics have a jump in line i'm gonna give all my secrets -- tell me what you want to hear ♪ something that you'll like down there ♪

i'm gonna give all my secrets away, this time don't need another perfect line ♪ don't care if critics have to jump in line i'm going to give all my secrets away ♪ ah-ah, all my secrets away ♪ >> starts and ends with the cello. we love that. a rock band way cello and violin. such a unique sound. >> bringing elo back. >> are you ready to give your secrets away? >> 9 best thing about secrets you don't give them away. you tuck them inside in your back pockets. >> i'm sure a lot of musicians would love to know your secrets. this song spent almost five months on the top of the charts

in itunes. it's everywhere. movie trailers, tv shows, commercials. >> we heard jake gyllenhaal is he on today? >> he's on later. >> our song is actually the theme -- we didn't plan that, but, thank you, jake. >> it's got to feel good this song is everywhere, everyone loves it. >> it's weird. tv is almost like the new radio, and movies. at this point you kind of -- the hardest thing is, in the world in music is just being known. just existing. so we're really thankful for all the stuff we've had. >> ryan, you, me, zach and actually erica have something in common. >> what's that? >> we all have brand new baby boys. >> oh! >> so congratulations to the two of you. >> thank you. >> how is being a father, how has it changed the way you write and sing? >> it's funny. i haven't really done too many songs since he was born, but it definitely does -- i mean you know, at this point i have to think about, anything that i write, at some point he's going to hear, because of youtube or

whatever. i just don't want to be embarrassed. it definitely affects how i write. >> you're making him proud. got to tell you. will you sing one more for us? >> we'll try. >> "too late to the apologize." >> it is. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm holdin' on my feet are ten feet off the ground ♪ ♪ i'm herein' what you say but i

i just can't make a sound, no ♪ you tell me that you need me then you go and cut me down ♪ tell me that you're sorry didn't think i'd come around ♪ to say that it's too late to apologize ♪ it's too late ♪ said it's too late to apologize ♪ it's too late ♪ oh, oh ♪ ♪ ♪ take another sense, take it far, take it shot for you ♪ oh, oh, and i need you like a heart needs a beat ♪ would you like to know, yeah ♪

i loved you with desire now you say ♪ sorry like an angel, everything was you, and i'm afraid it's too late to apologize ♪ it's too late ♪ ♪ said it's too late to apologize, it's too late ♪ no ♪ hmm ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's too late to apologize it's too late ♪

yeah, it's too late to apologize ♪ ♪ it's too late ooh-ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ it's too late to apologize ♪ too late i said it's too late to apologize, too late ♪ i'm holdin' on a rope got me ten feet off the ground ♪ >> what a treat from one republic. stay with us. you're w,,,,,,

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because she wanted to make sure you got home okay. >> i'll have to go outside and say hi. >> explain what a mitzvah is. all i could think of when you were coming home -- >> in simple terms it is doing a good thing. there is not a big one or small one it's just doing something good and it's so easy to do that. we learned about these things when we were kids, take care of the people around you, look after those who are less fortunate. so, all we did with the help of mike was to go out and remind people of that, not only for the holiday season but year-around. and that was, you take a trip and you have no idea what's going to happen at the end. and -- >> that's what makes it fun and great. >> a lot of mitzvahs done over this seven days. >> you've inspire ad number of people, as well, to do. >> that the e-mails and tweets saying let's keep it going in our communities. >> easy enough to do. >> i think so. >> welcome home, dave.

>> good job, dave. >> good to be home and with my family. >> coming up thanksgiving dinner can start your diet a downward ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,n last until

it's 8:55. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. a vote will be cast today on whether to boost the cost of a clipper car ride on the larkspur and sausalito ferry by 10%. a one-way larkspur fare would go up to 5.70. a trip to sausalito would rise to $4.85. the university of california students will have to pay 8% more in tuition starting next fall. that puts undergraduate tuition above $11,000 for the fall school year. the board of regents also approved raises for some executives who were already making six figures. and dan goodwin, spider dan, goes on trial this morning for climbing san francisco's millennium tower in september. goodwin said he was trying to draw attention to how

vulnerable skyscrapers are to terrorist attacks and boost cancer awareness. traffic and weather around the bay area coming right up. stay with us. ,,,,,,

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we have quieted down on the roads, not as many problems, accident count gone down significantly. out of downtown san jose traffic is fine northbound 280. in fact, only a 12-minute ride now out towards cupertino. 880 through oakland looks great as you pass the coliseum. our usual bottleneck. we are not seeing it as you head towards downtown oakland. and at the bay bridge, we have thinned out significantly, as well. it's only backed up almost to the 880 overcrossing. that is your traffic. for your forecast,ers who tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. fork forecast for today, sprinkles this morning. not a lot going on, just a little activity. as we move into the afternoon, that's when you'll have the better chance of rainfall. seven-day forecast, high in the 50s, more rain on the weekend with thunderstorms. snow over 3,000 feet in the hills over the weekend and a winter storm warning in effect for tahoe through the weekend

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