i want to be like erica hill, that erica hill. hours with my namesake i couldn't help but notice how similar our lives and our days really are, especially the way we end them, standing up in the kitchen with our families. . >> he feel like, oh, this looks very familiar. i know this routine. >> the hours and the jobs may be different, but the demands, the challenges, and the rewards are very much the same. i have an intense amount of respect for any teacher and not just because, you know, of my family, but erica is just incredible. the way she keeps those kids interested, the things that she has done for the school district, her principle could not have praised her higher, her peers and colleagues voted her teacher of the quarter and they voted her teacher of the year. she's so humble, a shining example of everything that is right with teachers in our country. >> after two paycuts. >> and two paycuts. her husband jokes, i don't know how much more we can take. there comes a point you are not able to take a paycut anymore but she's s

erica. appear comfortable together, as well. thanks. joining us is katy in this case colwho wrote "william and harry: behind the palace walls" to give us more insight about who she is. what's something we don't know about her? >> i think she is an awful lot of fun and can drink prince william under the table. >> really? >> nightclubs i've seen her carrying a tray -- she's the one standing and william is looking [ inaudible ] so she's quite a partier. i know people think she is very demure and a bit of a wallflower, which she is but i've always said don't underestimate this girl there is a lot to her. >> an interesting tip. not something i'm sure the palace would put out there a fun fact about the woman about to join the family. >> but she is a lot of fun and i think she has a reputation being a plain-jane and there's a lot more to her. here in england we haven't seen that much of her. that press conference at st. james's palace yesterday was the first time wife heard her speak, seen her pict

erica. thank you very much. ingrid, thank you. over to the news desk now where jeff glor is standing by. >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. the russian man accused of selling millions in weapons to terror groups will be in court today in new york. viktor bout, called the merchant of death arrived in manhattan early this morning after extradition from thailand. it drew strong protest from russia demanding his release and said the arrest was politically motivated. >>> germany this morning raising its security level in response to a new terror threat. the german enter junior minister described it as, quote, a new situation including a tip from an unnamed country about a planned attack later this month. >>> house democrats will likely announce today nancy pelosi will lead them again in the next congress and congressman charlie rangel will soon learn his punishment for ethics violations. our congressional correspondent nancy cordes is on capitol hill this morning with more on that. n

. >> reporter: as the head of san francisco's emergency response team, erica has painstakingly stock her emergency food supply. >> for $6 a day i'm sufficiently prepared. >> reporter: most aren't inclined to make special trips to the store inspecting expiration dates and nutrition facts. costco has done the work for you. we found this bucket with 275 individually packaged meals for 80 bucks. 10 items good until 2030 enough to feed a family of three for about a month for less than $3 a day. price wise that's significantly cheaper than erica's store bought supplies. >> the question, how does it compare in taste and calories? >> reporter: we have our newsroom full of hungry people who are happy to put it to the test. firms, our intern angela. to compare our store bought breakfast to the emergency food breakfast. >> pretty good, actually. >> reporter: like a regular pancake? >> mm-hm. i think i would rather have my earthquake breakfast. >> reporter: so when it comes to breakfast earthquake food passes the taste test but what about nutrition? for that, we're on to lunch. so now a face tha

erica. thank you very much. ingrid, thank you. over to the news desk now where jeff glor is standing by. >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. the russian man accused of selling millions in weapons to terror groups will be in court today in new york. viktor bout, called the merchant of death arrived in manhattan early this morning after >>> 13 minutes past the hour. that's your weather. now here's harry. >> thank you very much. we'll take a break. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ♪ would you like me to read you a story? you can't read. [ grandma ] 'twas the night before christmas, and all through the house... whoa, that's grandma. [ grandma ] ...nothing was stirring, not kara, not maya... how does she do that? magic. [ grandma ] ...grandma loves you. [ both ] goodnight, grandma. [ female announcer ] be there to read them a story every night. read it to me again. [ female announcer ] hallmark recordable storybooks. this christmas, make it wonderful at yo

erica? >> maggie, thanks. to spruce up your home. and who better to help us through that than carter oosterhouse? the host of hgtv's "carter can." here with affordable products any weekend warrior can do. >> good morning. >> this is kind of fun stuff. so this is a nice way to get yourself ready for folks coming over. >> yeah, you know, if you want to spruce up your home, make sure that people notice it, and you know, so you can say, hey, guess what, i did this, i did this. >> i can. >> exactly. i care about you when you come into my my house. first thing we're going to do is make a headboard. now this headboard is actually very simple to make. have you ever made one? >> i've never made one. but i love this. this is fantastic if you just have a mattress and a box spring in your guest room. >> yeah, make it look a little bit more elegant, a little more savvy. we've taken a three quarter inch sheet of mdf. you can use flywood if you want but sometimes it's not as straight. you can use green mdf and you can use ha

erica hill is at the news desk. good morning, erica. >> good morning, harry. i'm certainly planning travel as we speak. there are new questions and protests, speaking of travel this morning, and they're all centered around airport security. with the busy holiday travel season about to take off, many airline passengers say it's not the crowds they're worried about this year, it is the airport screeners. cbs news correspondent don teague joins us this morning from arlington, virginia, with more on that. don, good morning. >> good morning, erica. i'm at rapidscan systems where they make these new body scanners which are really an advance in airport security that many worry is also an invasion of privacy. >> put your arms over your head. >> reporter: the latest weapon against terrorism in the skies, advanced imaging technology machines or aits, from being called high-tech strip searches by some people, concerned about the full body images they produce. >> i'm not going to do it at all. never, not once am i going to show them my naked body. >> reporter: but homelan

erica? few airline passengers decided to take a stand against evasive security screenings by leaving little to the imagination. one woman in los angeles went to the airport in her bikini. she was planning to opt >>> this weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >>> and now here's harry. >> in this morning's "healthwatch" talking turkey about turkey, does it make you sleepy? is white meat better than dark meat? healthier, that is. dr. jennifer ashton is here to separate turkey fact from fiction. good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> you, too. >> turkey fact or fiction. turkey induces sleepiness. >> that's the big myth going out there, right? everyone talks about amino acid that is contained partially in turkey. it's a myth. you would have to consume 40 pounds of turkey, harry, to get enough to really make you sleepy. so what does make you tired on thanksgiving, probably having a large meal, then sitting on the sofa watching some football, being just at home during

erica, i'm coming right to you. but you don't believe that the president believe in growing the economy? >> oh, of course... >> rose: hold on, erica, i'm asking jack. >> okay, because you know what i think. >> i would say without question he probably believed in the his heart but he didn't know how the do it. >> rose: okay. we'll come back to that. but the idea of growth is clearly what we... >> i'd like to dispute that, by the way. >> >> rose: that what? that he believed it in his heart? >> absolutely. i think this is an incredibly important part. i think jack is entirely right. do i think the president is against growth? no. i think the president has a higher priority and that is the equitable distribution of wealth and income in our society. i think that's become clear in his administration. and this is the core issue here. are we going to pursue policies that primarily maximize growth, as jack welch suggested, or is a higher priority of the equitable distribution of wealth and income a higher priority? that's th

>> reporter: an interesting point, erica.k friday, the anticipation at what analysts expect people are going to buy mostly are the smartphones, flat screen tvs, electronics is the big item this year. so are gift cards, though. gift cards you can buy for any store. i can say for a fact i've been here since very early this morning and there is not a best buy in this mall. however, there are tons of cars in this mall. i did, however, yesterday see people literally lining up outside of a best buy here with their campers, tents. sitting outside ready to get the deals. >> that is dedication. great news, of course, for retailers. when we look at black friday, always said this is the busiest shopping day of the year. what's the impact going to be on retailers on the economy after today's over? >> reporter: it's a significant impact, erica. if you think about it, about 600,000 temperature error employees were hired for the holiday season. those jobs have the potential to become full-time, the better off this season goes. the more peop

now, here's erica. >> harry, thanks. every letter sent to santa at a macy's believe station the store will donate a dollar up to a million dollars to the "make a wish foundation" which, of course, grants wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. before the latest letter count we bring in ib bra ham almanza, former recipient now a manager up to 24,000 "make a wish" volunteers across the country? this is 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 was granted in 1999, to be in the middle of the ocean on the fourth of july on a cruise. this was absolutely amazing to go to the bahamas and bermuda, a great opportunity for us to reconnect as a family. "make a wish" encompasses the entire family. >> were you 15 years old, in a car accident. as a result, found out you had stage four cancer. later on your parents say doctors told us you had three months to live. here you are today. >> yeah, it'

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 show

. >> i am from the planning department, here with erica jackson, the planner for the project. i am not going to go into a lot of detail. i know time is tight. i went into the background about how the power came to what it is today. i want to reiterate and remind the supervisors of two things. the 2008 conditional use authorization which legalized and permitted 71 antennas still stands. if this conditional use authorization is by any chance overturned today, clear why're will still be able to put up several of their dish antennas as long as they do not exceed the 14 cap that was set by the planning commission. in addition, there can be the 71. it is still applicable for antennas to go on the property. however, we do want to get compliance for the owner. like i mentioned earlier, there is a three-year window. currently, they have pulled the building permit for the landscape plan. it was reviewed for the zoning administrator. it was partially installed, or installed as planned. unfortunately, it sounds like some of the trees and plants did die. we would vigorously follow up on th

erica? >> cbs' bob orr in washington, thanks. >>> big celebrations continuing this morning in san francisco where the giants are world series champions. last night, the giants edgar renteria blasted a three-run home run in the seventh inning and named most valuable player in the world series. tim lincecum allowed three hits in the 3-1 giants victory over the texas rangers. this is the team's first world series title since 1954. back when the giants still played in new york. after the game, the champagne was flowing in the locker room. the players partying there with their world series trophy. and back home in the city by the bay, the fans could not have been happier. look at that orange in the streets. celebrating the first ever world series victory in san francisco. probably a little more going on this morning >> that's a quick look at your weather picture. just to clarify, warmer than normal temperatures from the southwest all the way up to the northwest. enjoy them while you got them. tha

let's check in with erica and a checked on traffic. >> thank you, out keep your eye and the bay bridge were spared 80 it was a hot spot because a great drop a hot load of ash called blocking three lanes. i just checked, caltrans is officially locked of cleaning up the scene all lanes are now open along the outskirts. no from getting to the bridge or on it, really good drive time a minister in the foot of the macarthur maze into fremont san francisco. good shape san mateo, was founded these bounty you'll run into little but overnight construction. closing a couple lanes getting to the bridge by the insects. really not causing any back up. no problems are incidents to report a long span, golden gate, nice, easy conditions no problems to report. smith traffic had its out of into san francisco. no problems to report from marin county, novato, san francisco looking very good. james. >> thank you, news story for you and we will begin actually with a fee hikes at uc. their meeting today to discuss fee hikes, fees at uc campuses across state could be going up again. the university of californi

erica? >> celia, is there an idea that it's due to the secession of power there? >> reporter: yeah. many people north korea is becoming aggressive as kim jong-il prepares to hand over power to his son and rally support in the north and warning outsiders that his country is far from crumbling. erica? >> celia hatton in seoul this morning, thanks. >>> hope of closure fading once again in the natalee holloway case after it was determined that a jawbone found in aruba did not belong to the alabama teen. officials say the jawbone discovered on a beach is human and it is unclear who it belongs to. she disappeared in a who is graduation trip to aruba in 2005. dutch investigators used her dental records and that's how they knew the jawbone was not connected to holloway. >> we learned that natalee's wisdom teeth were taken out in 2004 and the bone we found had a wisdom tooth in it. >> the main suspect in the disappearance is joran van der sloot. prosecutors in aruba say they lack evidence to charge h

erica >> cuando la viste nuevamente quÉ fue lo primero que se te vino a la mente?momento lleguÉ a pensar! [risas] >> eso es lo importante. >> veamos quÉ cosa tan hermosa. quÉ lindo caso, me ha conmovido. el primer amor. nadie sabe lo que tiene hasta que lo pierde. luego el tiempo y la distancia hace que uno vea la relaciÓn desde una perspectiva mÁs frÍa y objetiva y te dices a ti misma no serÍa mejor darle una segunda oportunidad y se producen los encuentros de este tipo. >> vemos un caso maravilloso, beso, abrazo, apapacho. pero puede suceder lo contrario. >> en el caso supuesto en el que el motivo de la separaciÓn sea mÁs fuerte que el amor que los uniÓ, no pisen el palito porque lo que van a hacer es repetir el mismo patrÓn y sufrir. hay que hacer un anÁlisis aquÍ quÉ es mÁs importante el amor que los uniÓ o el grave problema que no tiene soluciÓn aparente. ivisio buscar. >> una pregunta: el amor eterno existe, existe de verdad. >> ciertamente, claro que existe. es el amor de la utopÍa y del ideal y dee nunca muere y nunca falla y es un reto para cada uno de nos

erica, back inside you to. >> dave thanks.of questions. hello. for our residents veterinarian cbs news correspondents dr. debbye turner bell. >> hi, erica, nice to meet you. >> you, too. this morning here with advice to help out a number of our viewers, which we love we can help people. you reached out on facebook. boy, what a response. >> we got a huge response, a lot of different questions, so hopefully we can get through a number of them and they will be of benefit to a lot of our viewers. >> the first someone we talked about what to feed your pets before the break, before 8:30. this is really interesting for people especially who are looking to change their pets' diets make it a bit more interesting. i want to make sure i have the names right here. sent from facebook, violet with a question from chicago. >> okay. >> my small dog's on a grain-free diet. any nutritional risks i should keep an eye out for such as getting too much protein. >> i really love this question. feeding raw food is a trend now amongst companion pets.

chuck and your commute, erica. >> thank you, no hot spots, slowdowns. you may want to watch your speeds because of that standing water, and the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza westbound 80, no problems to report a ghost town just a couple of cars headed westbound. metering lights cycle of, not dealing with any lanes closed along the upper deck. very good drive * 8-9 minutes from the foot of the macarthur maze to the fremont street. san mateo, westbound in the span 92 in good shape, lots, lots of space between cars. westbound in the to the direction, we are tracking no backups. 13-14 minutes between 800 and 101. nice, light conditions on the golden gate, watch your speeds along the span because the rates are wet. know proms through marin county, know incidences', in the green. i pretty sure freeway, you can see traffic is moving on by downtown san francisco 15 minute trip. james. >> thank you, details on last week's car chase, with oakland police back and forth on the upper deck of the bay bridge. this is video from last week, officers say to suspe

erica, thanks very much! see you -- >> reporter: now one of the best -- [ pause ] >> go ahead. >> reporter: i was going to say one of the best things is everyone here is positive about it. everyone i have spoken to has said this is a marriage that is going to last that will stand the test of time. >> good. good to hear. all righter, erica, thanks so much for your time. early show beginning at 7:00. >> see you then. >>> 6:53. fed up over fees. some college students say they just had enough. this morning, what they are doing at one bay area school. ,, ,,,, ( upbeat music playing ) i've had two heart attacks, the first in '91 and the second one in '06. in no time they discovered that i just needed a new heart-- a bypass was out of the question. i told them if i could get five more days with my family, then it was worth doing it. they saved my life. i feel like a new person. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. [tru

erica. >> thanks. here in new york city, at the new york city marathon yesterday, talk about a day for firsts. gebre gebremariam who had never run a marathon before, won the men's title. kenya's edna kib la gat was the winner. lots of folks watching miner edison pena, it took five hours, 40 minutes, ice on his knee. he hobbled to the finish line. what an emotional finish for him. you can only imagine. we'll hear more about it of course. first we want to get to dave price with a check of the weather who has just completed the new york city marathon. >> unbelievable. >> your time really -- >> i'm not even out of breath. nice to see you erica. congratulations to everyone who ran. as we begin the work week, midsection of the country looking pretty good. have a rebound of temperatures in the southeast. the northeast and >>> at 7:14 our first look at the weather. maggie, back to you. >> thank you. hundreds turned out this weekend for an emotional memorial service for missing jet skier david hartley, allegedl

aquÍ en estados unidos y otros sus hijos en los paÍses de origen, este es el caso de Érica fonnegrada una semana de espera y luego que manuela recibiÓ su visa para venir a vivir con su madre, finalmente pudieron verse a los ojos. >> me siento... una felicidad, una emociÓn, no pueden imaginar lo que siento. >> y tÚ manuela quÉ sientes? >> sin palabras. >> momentos mÁs tarde y un poco mÁs calmados pudieron volver a su casa a chicago. >> sacar adelante a estas dos niÑas en este paÍs para que estudien y se preparen y sean dos mujeres de bien. >> yo quiero estudiar y ser doctora. >> crees que lo vas a lograr en estados unidos? >> sÍ. >> y ante tanta felicidad esta familia estÁ conciente de que como ellos aÚn sufren miles de familias mÁs en estados unidos por lo que envÍan un mensaje al gobierno federal. >> que se pongan en nuestra situaciÓn de todos los inmigrantes que estamos sufriendo por... por reunir a nuestras familias. >> esperando que manuela y sus familias puedan tener una vida llena de felicidad aquÍ en los estados unidos, desde chicago me despido y regresamos con mÁs de despier

care erica hill shows us speculation swirling about the royal wedding. >> reporter: today the real workegins. after spending last night together at clarence house around the corner from buckingham palace, the royal couple will now meet with advisors to plan this country's most anticipated wedding in decades. >> it's exciting. we have been talking about it for a long time so for us it's a real relief and it's really nice to tell everybody. >> reporter: prince william carried his mother's engagement ring with him for three weeks in his backpack before finally proposing last month viecasioning in kenya. >> did you get down on one knee? [ laughter ] >> reporter: she tried on the ring, fit and gave it back to her fiance for safe keeping. >> over the years, i knew things were getting better and better and we have had a few stumbling blocks as every relationship does but we picked ourselves up and carried on. >> i think when you go out with someone for quite a long time, you do get to know each other very well. you go through the good times and bad times and personally and within the relations

. >> reporter: as the head of san francisco's emergency response team erica has painstakingly stocked her food supply. >> for $6 a day i am prepared. >> reporter: but most are not inclined to make special trips to the store. leave it to costco to do this -- the work for you. we found this emergency food bucket for about $80. ten menu items good until the year 2030, enough to feed a family of three for about a month for less than three dollars a day. that is cheaper than erica's store bought supplies. >> the question is how does it compare in taste and calories. we have a newsroom fuel full of people to test it. >> reporter: first up angela. >> it is good, actually. >> really? >> like a regular pancake? >> yes. i would rather have the earthquake breakfast. >> reporter: the earthquake food passes the taste test. but what about nutrition? >> and now a face you might know. allen martin, you are going to test our rice products. let's test the emergency food. >> that has a lot of flavor. that is good. and now rice a roney? >> that is salty. >> and sure enough when we checked the nutrition f

erica edwards has more on what you need to know to mage stress. >> the fast track with, over time, takets toll. new research find high stress demanding job with little to no growth potential can raise the risk of heart problems, including heart attack, stroke, early death by 40%. similar links have been shown previously in men. >> women occupy 50% of the u.s. workforce. there's very little prospective on long-term research looking at strain and cardiovascular research. >> the study followed primarily white female medical health professionals like doctors and nurses, for a decade. dr. aert said managing stress appropriately could help. first, figure out how to work somexercise into o schedule. the benefits of physical activity on the heart have long been proven. second, boost your social support system. >> whether tough family or friends to, you know, talk about what's going on at your job. >> and take note not only for your own heating but for your patients. >> i ask my patients about job stress or other stressors in their life. >> and it may be a longer, healthier life some of the work

erica edwards, nbc news. >> a bay area paper lists the most powerful people in sports. we will tell you who is on top. a live look out at the rush. bob and mike brave the crowds and new shots fired in korea. the latest on that and new threats from the north. today in the bay arrives in less than three minutes. disasters you can't avoid, home there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affect 1.2 million homes each year. septic backups can cost about six thousand dollars in expense, and countless hours of repair. rid-x. help save yourself from disaster. can cause coma andider's even death. the african black mamba can kill a man with one bite. but there's an even deadlier predator cigarettes, produced by big tobacco, which take a life every six point five seconds. don't be big tobacco's next victim. we have new video of the moment after the north's tuesday attack. >> hundreds of people lined outside this best buy ready for black friday. hundreds of people and a line that appears to be

celia, good morning. >> good morning, erica. it's the most serious military confrontation between north and south korea in decades and it's a worrying sign that kim jong-il's regime will continue its campaign of aggression in the region. south korea's western island of yeonpyeong became a battleground today, after north korea began shelling the island. leaving buildings burning and the island es 1200 civilians scrambling for cover. both countries say the other side fired first, before they exchanged rounds of artillery for almost an hour. south korea had been conducting military drills near the island. refusing the north's earlier demands to stop the exercises. seoul now raised the country's threat level to its maximum setting, clearing people from yeonpyeong, which lies near disputed territory. the koreas have exchanged fire on the waters near the border before with north korea firing on south korean land, mutding civilian lives at risk and led to new heights of tension on the korean peninsula. this is the latest episode in a s

checked on traffic with erica. >> thank you, free of problems around the bay, looking at light conditions on all our bridges. bay bridge, toll plaza, was about 80. headlights headed suspended to san francisco everything is moving well. eight-nine minutes from the macarthur maze into fremont. san mateo, no problems, nice, light traffic. lott, lots of space as you make your way westbound of foster city. not john candy back up but the toll plaza. golden gate, nice, easy, a couple of cars headed southbound no problems from marin county. the right is completely in the green. but, if you're headed this yeato the cnr, the chains are in effect on highway 80, 50, a eight. haiti is shut down between silver lake accord. james. >> thank you, developing story coming out of oakland where police rain now are looking for the person involved in a shooting that killed one, in turn three others. 1200 block east 20th street. 9:00 p.m. last night, the victims all male drove themselves to a hospital one was pronounced dead. to the other injures remain in critical condition police have yet to establish a motive

erica. >> thank you, tracking a quiet start in the monday morning commute, was about 80 a couple of things to be aware of we're tracking a song wind advisostrong we advish your speeds. falling overnight construction in effect on the incline and treasure island that will shut down a couple lanes and the 5:00 a.m. nice light traffic from the approach to the bay bridge, no problems on any purchase. dry times eight-nine minutes from the foot of the macarthur maze as your bridge fremont citizens as go thinking of taking san mateo, no problems, he ride is in the green no overnight construction getting to the bids to the south red aids here is looking good, lastly golden gate tracking excellent conditions across band note from soaring townie your ride from the rotor in the city limits and is looking good. james. >> thank you, a developing story immigration authorities have for now part of the deportation of a savings as coach in who's scheduled to return to prove today. kron4 stalin has more. >> im

we have erica the lieutenant from the fire department that runs nert. she will tell you about nert. jamie lopez who is a nert volunteer how she used nert to organize in her neighborhood. then we will have mat lynn macky from the red cross talk about using red cross resources. to be prepared for a disaster. we have michaelllow from china town disaster preparedness committee an example of an organized neighborhood they have their own disaster plan. we have judy choi from animal care and control that will talk about pet preparedness and michael from pg and e. i will facilitate a discussion after based on the questions folks have. let's get started. >> i'm amy with the department of emergency management. thank you. >> hi. thank you all for chosing to get involved in the conversation of disaster prepared. i would like to present alth about the training program the san francisco department provides free of charge to you. there are a few people in the room that are are nert trained. anybody else? know we are appreciative for that. 1990 for the fighter department to the react which was trai

but as erica edwards reports, new research suggests antibiotics may do nothing to help after all. >> baby girl. >> reporter: the doctor sees her share of kids with ear infections. >> and her other arm too. >> reporter: getting a good look inside a sick kid's ears can be an arm form and crucial to an accurate diagnosis. once confirmed, pediatricians often get out their prescription pads. >> if it was truly an ear infection, the general pediatrician would prescribe antibiotics which target a bacterial cause for the ear infection. >> reporter: but now a large review of research from the past decade finds a majority of kids' ear infections clear up on their own without antibiotics. >> healthy children who get acute ear infections are sometimes able to fight the infection on their own without any antibiotics. >> reporter: dr. coker of children's hospital ucla led the new review. she says out of every 100 kids with an ear infection, about 80 will recover without a prescription. however, antibiotics did help some children. >> now if you were to go back and treat that 100 children with antib

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price-wise that's significantly cheaper than erica's store- bought splice. the question is how does it compare in taste and calories? we've got a newsroom full of hungry people who are happy to put to it the test. first up our intern angela. to compare our store bought breakfast to the emergency food breakfast. >> it's pretty good actually. >> really. like good man cakes. >> i think i would rather have my earthquake breakfast. >> reporter: to when it comes to taste it passes the test. how about nutrition. so for that we're on to lunch. now a face you might know, allen martin, you're going to taste our rice products. try the emergency food. >> it's got a lot of flavor, pretty good. >> reporter: how about a rise ronnie. >> that's vassal tee. a lot saltier than that. >> reporter: when we checked nutrition facts for the san francisco treat. >> it's 40% of your daily allowance of sodium. >> as compared to 17% in the earthquake dish. when it comes to nutrition emergency food wins again. let's keep in mind there are 10 menu items in the bucket and, as i found out,