. >> she is a pediatrician. this case was diagnosed by a nurse.nder heard a very weak, but secular -- a nurse heard a very weak cry. it turns on you can hear the muscular weakness, and it turned out to be a rare botulism case. she is perfectly healthy now. >> all of these have good outcomes. there is also an ironic to hear that involves a doctor that helped a dog with cancer. >> the dog turned its owner. the doctor was friends with a veterinarian. the doctor came and helped with a surgery to remove a tumor. while he was there, he looked at the altar, and it turned out be not -- . -- he looked at the veterinarian, and it turned out he had a tumor. >> would you recommend people read this to pick a doctor? >> a absolutely. i found my pediatrician, and they have been terrific. >> thank you for joining us. good stuff. you can read more about the top doctors in this month's issue of "baltimore magazine." did not go away, which answer your pet questions when we come back, but first, a look at the events going on around town. (sfx: coach's whistle) the ca

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 antibiotics, you could expect that number, 80, to go to 92. >> reporter: so why wouldn't parents want their kids to have the antibiotics just in case? dr. coker says a few children develop rashes or diarrhea from the medicine. others suggest possible long-term effects of repeated antibiotics use -- super bugs. >> limit antibioti

and her pediatrician, dr. blair hammond said she's healthy. child drops between the fifth and tenth percentile for weight. an extreme example recently made headlines in washington state. prosecutors say brittainy and sam labberton starved their baby out of vanity. they feared their daughter would grow up you to be an overweight adult like her father. >> i wish i would have known better. >> reporter: but court documents show that brittainy labberton told child services that "oh, my god, she's fat." labberton claimed she said that only because she thought the weight gain was happening too fast. the big baby discussion was also a big debate on the website mom logic where one mom blogged on a play group who put water in her baby's bottle to keep his weight down at just 7 months. readers were outraged. one wrote, this mother is setting her child up for development disorders and eating disorders. that, my friend, is abuse, plain and simple." >> you don't want to project a lot of anxiety and stress about eating to your kids. how many mothers are stre

also a group of pediatricians to have been amazing. they are truly community doctors. the doctors women collectives. also the san francisco unified school district is a model of improving our improvements where -- held -- improving our health. the change would not have been without the parents and leaders in our school district. i would like to thank the santa clara county supervisor for courage in taking this on. we would not have done this without this brought coalition and an emerging movement of food and justice. i would like to grab up by saying that this is a modest ordinance that is really getting the restaurant industry to meet basic nutritional standards for our children and families. -- i would like to wrap up. there is a serious crisis of childhood obesity which is an epidemic in our nation but this emerging movement within our communities here and within the nation are the first step forward. we intend to look at other issues of holding restaurants and corporations and government accountable. in our committee, we went through a number of amendments to make

we decided to ask a pediatrician. the first thing she said to watch for is a high fever.t could be a sign of a bacterial infection such as infection in the blood and the small knot of meningitis. so if your child's fever does not come down with medication call your doctor. when it comes to town makes it you have rolled out constipation, a domino plane to be some kind of blockage within the belly >>. something like appendicitis which is fairly common in >> children. if your child is having a brother trouble breathing heat might be >> as much, your looking at eight just evening pentium arno's a >> larry. what if your child is complaining of headaches. >> this could be signs of meningitis or too much pressure on the blade which could follow a >> trommel. finally did you ever see something is not quite trust your instincts and call your pediatrician. it is better to be safe than sorry for today's top men >> it. several years ago untithat connect coming up on kron4 news at not. ["knock on wood" playing] every five minutes, chase pays for someone's eligible credit or debit card

i also wanted to think the coalition of parents, community members, small businesses, pediatricians, health experts and to the organized campaign to really bring about this effort and also the pioneering one in santa clara county. this is a simple and modernist -- this must not exceed 6 1 calories and not include beverages that have excessive fat or sugar. there are many that understand the importance and the struggles that we go through every day to balance healthy choices that many children and families don't have the same kind of food environment. a recent study by yale university has come out with a number of findings and recommendations that i think really our strong support for this ordinance. some summary points, this is summarized buying -- summarized by -- international. the restaurant environment does not help to steer people toward healthy selection. that is very effective. 40% of the children serve right from the ages of 2-eleven ask their parents to go to one big fast-food company at least once a week and 15% of preschoolers ask to go every day. 840% of parents report ta

pediatricians get out their prescription pad. >> if it was an ear infection, the pediatrician would prescriben antibiotics. >> reporter: the 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 y antibiotics. >> reporter: one doctor of children's hospital ucla ad the review. out of every100 kids with an ear infection, about 0 will recover withouta prescripti. >> if you were to go back and treat the 100 children with antibiotics, you could expect the number to go from 80 to 92. >> reporter: a few children develop rashes or diarrhea from the medicine. others suggest possible long term effects of repeated antibiotic use, resistant to super bugs. regardless of the final course of treatment, kids should be seen by a doctor for a professional diagnosis, even if you leave the office empty-handed. >> was that so bad? >> erica edwards, nbc news. >> cute. doctors say there's no reason the kids should suffer from theipain, even if they don't have an antibiotic, over the c

. >> and american academy of pediatricians is nurjing -- urging doctors to screen not just adolescents children during checkups. there is a report shows an alarming rise among children younger than 12 years old. the number of kids treated at the hospital for eating disorders surged 119% between 1999 and 2006. >> you don't want to stress with b.eating to your kids. how many mothers are stressed and dieting all the time? their kids get that. >> and the study says they were being thin as rewarded such as gymnastics and drumming. >> a bay area nonprofit needs help this holiday swn a request, hoping maybe you can help. and they're asking to donate new, or gently used bicycles and helmets. more people have signed up this year than last year to receive gifts and the economy driving that. firefighters and volunteers handed out toys to more than 600 families today at their fire house, anyone with children can pick up an application in a fire house in san francisco. and every child receives four gifts. last year gave way 200,000 gifts. and this drive is made possible through donations and they s

. >> american academy of pediatricians is urging doctors to screen not just for eating dison orders ator people but young children. children younger than that 12 years old. in that age group, the number that are treated at the hospital for eating disorders surged. >> you don't want just a lot of anxiety or stress about eating to your kids. mothers are stressed and dieting and they get that as a role model of how to deet eet. >> the study says the children most at risk for eating disorders include athletes involved with sports. >>> weight watchers is changing the popular diet plan. the new program was unveiled online today. points based on carbohydrates and father in foods instead of just calories. new system factors in how hard the body has to work to turn night energy. fruits and vegetables are zero points to encourage people to eat more of them. >> two athletes have been chosen to host the os was. they announced that james franco and anne hatdz away will picked. hathaway stars in love and other drugs and franco stars in a drama 127 hours. >>> all right. still ahead, a3q copd makes it

lysol, the number one pediatrician recommended brand. >>> it is five minutes before the hour, welcomeck. a 13-year-old american boy campaigning to determine the militarized zone taken in by police after staging a brief protest near ten man tienaman square. >> jonathan lee showed a sign in the peace forest as he stood outside the forbidden city. a man grabbed the sign, lee and his mother were escorted away by police. >>> this day in history, november 22nd, 1963, president john f. kennedy was assassinated assassinated. november 25th was declared a national day of mourning, that was 47 years ago today. >>> days away from the biggest shopping day of the holidays. black friday. >> are you getting out? >> i already got all my shopping done. >> you did? >> joce sterman has tips on how to avoid being scammed. >> overachiever. >> one former first lady weighs in on sarah palin's plans. what barbara bush thinks the alaskan native should do. you can start a movie in here... ♪ ...then continue it over here... ♪ ...and finish it up here. perfect for anyone whose life never pauses. for the first tim

lysol, the numr one pediatrician recommended brand. >>> 4:41. good morning. weather and traffic on the ones. i'm meteorologist tom kierein. we have patchy fog and drizzle to dl with. it's chilly. 30 shenandoah valley. these are the latest visibilities. minimum visibilities down to a quarter mile in several locations. and we'll have the morning fog and drizzle dissipating in the next several hours by mid morning. sun breaking out. highs reaching low suggestions. tomorrow, increasing clouds. mid-60s. likelihood of afternoon showers. the biggetaway day. thursday for thanksgiving day we could get showers mainly in the afternoon. and it will be cool with highs only in the low 50s. a look at friday, saturday and sunday in ten minutes at 4:51. jerry, good morning. how is the comte? >> tom, good morning. we'll check things out through southeast washington. light volume of traffic. pennsylvania avenue, south capital street, 295 all doing all right. even into tomorrow or the anacostia looks like there's a little bit of fog. over on i-66 eastbound, no early hangs from f

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they're advising pediatricians to talk about weight with their patients, especially overweight children. dieting at a young age can trigger eating disorders in people with a genetic predisposition. >>> you go to the grocery store, pick up spices for your holiday baking and little do you know that you may also be buying what some are using as a gateway drug. a growing number of teens are smoking, or drinking, nutmeg to get high. some say the effect is similar to smoking marijuana. but it has side effects, serious ones apparently. in this skype interview, one teen described the frightening effects nutmeg had on his friend. >> it was horrible. he got really, really hot. and he couldn't talk for a while. >> the police say increased heart rate, blurred vision and convulsions are just a few of the many side effects from ingesting large amounts of nutmeg. >>> turning to the weather right now. it is cold outside. >> oh, yes. another cold night on tap. more changes this week. we're getting closer to winter, you guys. let's take a look outside right now. it is dry for now on the radar. after our

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. >> the following day, i called up the pediatrician. these are bedbug bites. >> reporter: like that, he knew? >> he knew immediately. >> reporter: they believe the bedbugs traveled home with them because their house became infested and they had to throw away furniture, clothing and toys. but they weren't embarrassed about having bedbugs. they were furious. >> very angry that i thought that i was going to a safe place and i ended up in this situation. >> reporter: they are suing the hotel for $13,000 of property damage, plus pain and suffering. >> the bedbugs were in a cot. as far as i know, when my client went out that went out, too. >> reporter: the waldorf astoria tells us after they complained they called in an exterminator who inspected the room and found no evidence of bedbugs. today, another family sued the waldorf also blaming their bedbugs on the hotel. >> it wreaked havoc on us. >> reporter: bedbugs have put businesses on edge. this moving company in the bronx takes every precaution to kill these critters, which could spread am

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block already have to know hear the congregation of children early in the morning, which as a pediatrician i'm completely fine with. but, again, if you build it, they will come. i think what the planning commission will need to take into account is not only the needs of the current, very quiet, respectful congregation of the canaan lutheran church but what the future generations and future occupiers might be doing with that 120-seat venue with amplified sound. please if you will consider these bullet points, i invite any questions should any member of the commission which to hear more of a personal account of what life on the southeast -- southeast side of ninth and anza is like. thank you very much. president miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? if not, thank you very much. president miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? if not, public comment is closed. commissioner? >> i might be wrong. it could be we have seen the architect before but something tells me we've seen projects from this congregation before here. and i think that

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therapy, we do educational programming, we do psychiatric treatment, we do medical treatment with pediatricians, we involve parents, we work with kids on an out-patient level and an in-patient level and everything in between because one size doesn't fit all. and we try to squeeze all sorts of different approaches to tailor make treatment to kids. what's very important is the continuum of care. they come in, they get stabilized in residential treatment and they step down to what we have as a partial hospitalization program, which is 6 hours, 5 days a week. that'll go for a week or two, that steps down to 4 days a week, 3 hours a night. and if they do well, they don't relapse, they're talking, they're working on these skills in the actual environment where these stressers happen, that is where you really get the bang for your buck by them being in the environment where the skills are actually needed. one of the things that's emerging from the very exciting field of neuroscience is an understanding of how the adolescent brain is developing and changing over time and perhaps most importantly that i

therapy, we do educational programming, we do psychiatric treatment, we do medical treatment with pediatricians, we involve parents, we work with kids on an out-patient level and an in-patient level and everything in between because one size doesn't fit all. and we try to squeeze all sorts of different approaches to tailor make treatment to kids. what's very important is the continuum of care. they come in, they get stabilized in residential treatment and they step down to what we have as a partial hospitalization program, which is 6 hours, 5 days a week. that'll go for a week or two, that steps down to 4 days a week, 3 hours a night. and if they do well, they don't relapse, they're talking, they're working on these skills in the actual environment where these stressers happen,

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. >> the following day i called up the pediatrician, he said "these are bedbug bites." >> reporter: likehe knew immediately. >> reporter: the igneris believe the bedbugs traveled home with them because their house became infested and they had to throw away furniture, clothing and toys. but the igneris weren't embarrassed about having bedbugs, they were furious. >> very angry, i thought that i was going to a safe place and i ended up in this situation. >> reporter: the igneris are suing the hotel for $13,000 of property damage plus pain and suffering. >> the bedbugs were in the cot. as far as i know when my client went out, that cot went out the door, too. >> reporter: the waldorf-astoria tells cbs news that after the igneri family complained they called in an exterminator who inspected the room and found to no evidence of bedbugs. today another family sued the waldorf, also blaming their bedbugs on the hotel. >> it wrecked havoc on us. >> reporter: bedbugs have put businesses on edge. this moving company in the bronx takes every precaution to kill these critters which could spread among

. >> if it were truly in infection, the pediatrician would prescribe an antibiotic. that is if there is a bacterial cause for the infection. >> but now, a majority of kids here infections clear up on their own without antibiotics. >> help the kids to get acute ear infections are sometimes able to fight it on their own without antibiotics. >> one doctor says without -- one out of every 100 will recover without a prescription >> if you were to go back and treat that 100 children with antibiotics, you would expect 80 92.go to numbe >> a few children developed rashes or diary -- diarrhea from the medicine. one or two will develop a resistance to the treatment. kids should be seen by a doctor for a professional diagnosis, even if you leave the office empty-handed. >> and doctors say there is no reason children should suffer from pain from a near infection. even if they do not have an antibiotic, over-the-counter pain relievers can help them feel better sooner. >> now your insta-weather + forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> hd doppler has looked pretty much the same all day.

of times at angie's list we are talking about local service companies, plumbers, electricians, pediatricians times they are explaining the situation because it could be, i wasn't quite pleased with a paint job, so it is a little different than going out to dinner, but i think that we had some really good points in the panel of if you have a company that has a philosophy and a culture of welcoming feedback, that's potentially going to keep some of these complaints from going online where you are actually going to be able to address it right then and there, which is important for companies to understand. but it is online. go out and respond to it. give a reason. if it is something you have actually done wrong, offer to fix it. that goes a long way. in fact, many consumers learn a lot more about a company who has done something wrong and fixes it than a company that has all glowing reviews all the time. >> that makes a lot of since. angie, thank you for joining the program. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> the good news about online review sites is that they can create some buzz and increase

. >> a trained pediatrician and harvard professor berwick has expressed admiration to the u.k.'s nationalized healthcare system. republicans who abhor nationalized health care were furious when president obama prevented them from questioning the nominee under oath last july. >> you have one of the most important jobs in government today. that is why it is so disappointing that you were recess appointed without a hearing. >> you certainly had a choice to say no. the president of the united states asked me to serve to help my country get to the better healthcare system we all want and need. >> both centers bunning and hatch strongly advised berwick to be responsive to their questions going forward with bunning even washing the medicare chief you are not going to get special treatment from the house next year. when that chamber is controlled by the republicans, bret. >> bret: all right, james. thank you. alaska senator lisa murkowski has become the first senate candidate in more than 50 years to win a write-in campaign after beating her tea party rival joe miller. murkowski has the

pediatricians have been caring for her all day. but these doctors here are very concerned about the welfare of her mother, someone who is unknown at this time, someone who doctors say could be in great danger. >> with a full head of dark hair and a strong cry, this girl, believed to be about two days old, is doing well, especially considering she was left in a church parking lot nestled in this dufflebag. her cries got the attention of the parishioners early sunday morning. doctors are concerned about the woman who left her behind, mere hours after giving birth. it is likely she did not receive medical care and could have been alone during childbirth. >> it is a great risk, relative to bleeding and infection and the psychology and stress of having to realize that things went badly. >> there is little clue to the mother's identity, only the distinctive dufflebag that police photograph inside a cardboard box. there were also towels and rags stuffed inside the thinkpad and other things used to swaddled newborns -- inside the pinkett p

he led the way in our hiring pediatricians and we now have a pediatrician embargo to help with pediatric countermeasures but with andy's leadership many efforts again which i can detail for review under way to change the configuration of the team to the old guidelines for children to deal with basic pediatric care etc.. so in closing i want to say how much have appreciated the commission's energy focus and activity on. i want to assure you that we are in this for the long run. our work communication with fema is in this for the long run a working on the sustainability plan. when i first met with you year ago or whatever it was i told you i was launching this effort in my office with a fellow who's gotten a lot of the activities of and running. she will be as all fellows to leaving at the end of the year and we are in the process of identifying and staff to carry on this effort for the long haul. my goal is to ensure when all of our tenure in we have baked enough of this into the infrastructure and organizations the children will continue to be a focus and never be forgotten. so i look fo

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