susan koeppen will tell you what your child needs to know.ell you why parents should not assume other people are going to help you. the reason we're showing you the dog is we're going to see if people are more apt to help a little kid lost or a dog lost. >> sadly i think i know the answer. >>> also for all you royal watchers, a little something special this morning. there are never before seen photos being released take. there you see a lovely family photo. they're going to give us a glimpse behind the castle walls. whose hand is that? we'll have to find out. >> royal family's opened a flicker page. >> they have. they are way more tech savvy than i thought. >> dave is at the weather board. a lot going on traveling through minneapolis/st. paul, watch it, you could see airport delays. erica, we'll send it over to you. >>> we want it to turn now to the tragic case of mistaken identity. the father of one of the misidentified women says the hospital simply notified the wrong family. we'll speak with the aunts of e of the girls in a moment, but fir

"early show" consumer correspondent susan koeppen is here with some answers.d to protect your eyes, too. >> that's key. a $5 pair off the street or a $200 pair of versace glasses. which has more uv protection? we went sunglass shopping and then had them all tested. >> reporter: more than 100 million sunglasses were sold in the u.s. last year alone. no doubt about it, sunglasses can make a fashion statement. >> i just buy them because of how they look. >> reporter: but their function is to protect our eyes from harmful uv rays which can lead from everything from cataracts to skin cancer of the eyelid. if you're buying a $5 pair of sunglasses, do you think they have uv protection? >> reporter: we wanted to find out if that was true. we bought 31 pair of sunglasses ranging in price from $5 to $300. some came from street veteran tors, some from drug stores -- >> polarizing uchl v definitely over 100. >> reporter: and some from expensive establishments. >> i would say all, 100%. >> reporter: all glasses claimed to have excellent uv protection. >> it's very, very im

consumer correspondent susan koeppen is here with more. good morning.estigating this piece. >> i feel very itchy and i highly recommend if you're eating breakfast right now, you put that on hold for a few minutes. pest control companies used to get one or two calls for bed bugs a year. now the industry is seeing one or two calls a week. and as we found out, no one is immune to getting these little bugs with a big bite. >> reporter: if you thought cockroaches were bad, meet the bed bug. a hearty little creature that likes to suck blood. >> i woke up and found i had a couple bite on me. >> reporter: at first amber and ryan dpint think much of their bite until those bites started to multiply. >> that's what i was like, i'm pretty sure this is leading to bed bugs. >> reporter: they live in new york city where even some retailers have had to shut down their doors to clean out bed bug. but there's a critter crisis all across the country. in seattle, exterminators report a 70% increase in bed bug related calls. 20 0 people in ft. worth, texas, were forced to m