. >> reporter: for example, if you have a dry cough, look for a medication with dex trow mer for fan,ake your cough more productive. if you have a fever, acetaminophen or ibuprofen. . the doctor says most common colds will go away on their own. if you're experiencing fever, shortness of breath, che pain or if your cold goes away and then comes right back, you should probly see your doctor. but, don't rush to get an antibiotic. >> if it's a viral infection, then the antibiotic is not going to do anything. and any time you put something in your body, you have the potential of having side effects. >> if it's not too bad, i'll drink orange juice. >> reporter: there's not much evidence supporting national remedies, he says there is some value to taking vitamin c. >> it may help to ward off some viral infections, but once the infection has set in, it probably doesn't have a role in making things any better. >> i act like a big baby basically and drink a lot of liquids. >> reporter: liquids are key when you have a cold, especially those with salt. >> it helps to mobilize the fluid in your bo

when i came to trinity, i trows -- i chose trinity. i loved the idea of coming to school in the district of columbia. as i became involved in the anti-war movement, i suddenly became exposed to many new and different ideas that i had never seen before. i became increasingly liberal and became a democrat. this was much to my dad's a chagrin. that is part of the educational process. i just wish that he would have lived longer because we might have closed the loop. >> what is the breakdown in politics among your siblings? >> i do not ask that question. we do not discuss politics. i suspect that most of them are probably pretty conservative. >> in this article that started all this, he writes "her value to the school cannot be overstated. she seems to run every administrative meeting, to attend every campus of it, to photograph every basketball game. she once walked into the president's office to find mcguire assembling one of the ikea lamps that like a marble hall and the administratoion building. how long will you do this? >> how long i

why not go to texas and buy a plan wherein vee trow is much, much less or a separate plan? >> very good . if this is where we are going, is there anyway to turn back? >> i mean, this is what i think -- >> are we exaggerating this? you see the right going, oh my god, everything is going to hell. but will it be that bad? >> it is really too soon to tell right now. >> it could be a complete debacle. we will just have to scream about it later. >> that's what bill does. >> i don't know how it is going to happen. i will close my eyes and i will scream. are we all junkies and the government is the dealer? >> no i don't think everyone is bad. i don't think human nature is bad. that would mean you are bad and you're not bad. >> i am kind of bad. >> you think you are bad so you assume everybody else is bad. it reminds me of one person messing something up and everybody getting blamed for it. so just because someone ran a fake charity doesn't mean all charities are bad. it is a case by case basis. i hope these sisters resolve it and i hope all other sisters resolve their issues. >> cu

period of time what happens is, if certain ideas that some people just can't tolerate and you tend to trow the radical stuff out, what you can agree to comes together and when that happens and particularly when it happens across party lines, you don't have major fundamental reform, but you change and you fix things in ways that solves people's problems. what happened this year around, we had 80 less seats than the democrats so they thought, we don't need the republicans. the dickens with the republicans. week of got such a majority we can do whatever we want and as they marched off to totally change all of health care, now they've gotten kind of in a jam. because they're realizing the public is not agreeing with it and they don't have one republican vote. that's very, very unusual politically. that there's not at least one republican that would vote for a bill. that says that this has been such a partisan kind of approach and that's why there's cause to scrap it. it's not that -- calls to scrap it. it's not that people are going to go back to ground zero on health care but they're saying t