bush went home today after doctors said mr. bush was well enough to leave the i.c.u. the bushes have been longer than any first couple, 72 years this month. >> they truly are the most humble people. today when i told them that... i said, any words of advice? i'm going to go talk to the press. he said, "about what?" i said, "about you." and he said, "people want to know about me?" mr. bush wanted to go home today. doctors told him that wouldn't be prudent. his main concern is being home for the super bowl because the bushes are hosting a party. best wishes. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which is why we created something that needed to be done. internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing instant internet. the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or download a software update just like that. or this. or that. this. this. or this.

ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming mrs. laura bush. [applause] mrs. bush: thank you all. thank you, jensen. thank you for introducing me and thank you for telling the story of your courageous grandmother and mother. refugee stories like your ly's inspiresami all americans. public opinion research conducted by the bush institution show 70% of americans are aware of the human rights abuse in north korea. and, the same percent of americans believe it is important that we help refugees from north korea. but what few americans know is that there is already a small but growing community of north korean refugees living right here in the united states. in 2004, president bush signed the north korea human rights act into law. that legislation supported funding for efforts to bring information to north koreans. even though north koreans are at risk of arrest, they still seek information, news, and entertainment from foreign radio, television, and other sources. we believe they have the right to receive it. the north korean human rights law led to the creation o

bush went home today after doctors said mr. bush was well enough to leave the i.c.u. the bushes have been longer than any first couple, 72 years this month. >> they truly are the most humble people. today when i told them that... i said, any words of advice? i'm going to go talk to the press. he said, "about what?" i said, "about you." and he said, "people want to know about me?" mr. bush wanted to go home today. doctors told him that wouldn't be prudent. his main concern is being home for the super bowl because the bushes are hosting a party. best wishes. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org instead of heavy traffic: a single floating car.. and it's going to take >>> kpix news at 6:00 begins with a busy highway under water again. instead of heavy traffic a single floating car and it's going to take days to get this crucial rout back open. good evening i'm allen martin. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. the ramps conne

bush went home today after doctors said mr. bush was well enough to leave the any first couple, 72 years this month. >> they truly are the most humble people. today when i told them that... i said, any words of advice? i'm going to go talk to the press. he said, "about what?" i said, "about you." and he said, "people want to know about me?" mr. bush wanted to go home today. doctors told him that wouldn't be prudent. his main concern is being home for the super bowl because the bushes are hosting a party. best wishes. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >> i am a naaaaasty woman. good did not win this election. >> this is an outpouring of energy and true democracy like i have never seen in my very long life. >> some sights and sounds there from the women's march on washington this past weekend. organizers say they had about a half million women and men into the streets of dc on saturday. welcome. i'm joined by dc mayor. madam mayor, thank you for joining us.

when the bushes came in, they had a very large family and mrs. bush was very concerned that on inaugural day that the residence would have to bring in 12 additional beds and all the things that go with that to convert some of the rooms that had been sitting rooms into rooms for the bush family. she had great concerns that we'd be able to do it but when shi came in and had a chance to walk around and everything, things were done and everything was in its place and she was very happy. >> when you say "great concerns," she knew what she wanted. >> she knew what she wanted but it was the concern of the amount of things that had to be moved in. when you're talking about moving in and out antique beds, mattresses, carpets, changing out carpets, putting art on the wall, taking other art off of the wall, moving in books and, quite frequently, presidents move in with lots of reading material. of course mrs. bush was a great advocate of literacy and she came with her own set of books and wanted to know where those were going to be placed and we were able t

bush went home today after doctors said mr. bush was well enough to leave the icu. the bushes have been married longer than any first couple, 72 years this month. >> they truly are the most humble people. today, when i told them that, you know, any words of advice, i'm going to go talk to the press. he said about what? i said about you. he said, people want to know about me? >> mr. bush wanted to go home today. doctors told him that wouldn't be prudent. his main concern is being home be prudent. his main concern is being home for ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,$8drw >>> samsung says it's figured out what caused the batteries on some galaxy note 7 smartphones to catch fire. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: it was overheating incidents like these that prompted a worldwide recall and months-long investigation by 700 samsung engineers. 200,000 plus devices and more than 30,000 lithium-ion batteries were tested. samsung found a design defect, incorrect battery placement in the upper right corner caused the first wave of problems. then some replacement devices had a manufacturing er

. >> and of course, dresses for barbara bush and hillary clinton and that red sequinned dress of mrs. bush. >> and it was said that coming to the first lady's exhibition to find out what colors had not been used and he would not repeat it. and he didn't see red. and of course, it is a beautiful color on mrs. bush and he designed a beautiful sparkling red dress which is a highlight of the, bi exhibition because i a surprise. >> and mrs. obama? >> jason wu did not know that his dress had been selected until he saw it on television. so it is a surprise to everyone, and the first white dress since nancy reagan's dress, and beautiful sparkling dress, but it had a train. and that is the biggest surprise of all that this dress had a train. nobody had seen a train on the first lady's inaugural ball gown since the early days of the 20th century. >> what about, and let's go back in time to talk about eleanor roosevelt, because the dress that you have here is not one, it is one that people might be sprurprise ed that eleanor roosevelt wore. >> it is a beautiful dress and her 1933 inaugural ball

but one place mr. bush will not be is the upcoming inauguration. he wrote a letter to president-elect trump explaining why. he explained in part. my doctor said if i sit outside in january, it will likely put me six feet under. same for barbara. i wish you the best. >> he tweeted looking for a speedy recovery for george and barbara bush both hospitalized. thank you for your wonderful letter. former pretty george w. bush will be at the inauguration. omar sri a grab ka, houston. >>> turning to weather and the storms that have been drenching the west coast are starting to move inland. the storm will produce snow in higher elevations. last night heavy rain hammered the santa cruz mountains. a massive mudslide forced drivers to take extra long detours. in houston a good samaritan rescued a bus driver and two passengers after they got stuck in fast rising floodwaters. >>> well, coming up on the morning new, on deck for the hall of fame, we'll show you major league baseball's newest inductees. and get back. paul mccartney sues for beatles' copy right. thi

>> mr. bush wanted to go home today. doctors told him that wouldn't >>> samsung says it's figured out what caused the batteries on some galaxy note 7 smartphones to catch fire. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: it was overheating incidents like these that prompted a worldwide recall and months-long investigation by 700 samsung engineers. 200,000 plus devices and more than 30,000 lithium-ion batteries were tested. samsung found a design defect, incorrect battery placement in the upper right corner caused the first wave of problems. then some replacement devices had a manufacturing error, an abnormal weld that led to internal short circuits. dan ackerman from cnet. >> two different defects from two different batteries from two different suppliers, and you end up with the same problem in both cases, which is what seemed so unbelievable about this case. >> reporter: in the u.s., samsung received 13 reports of burns, 37 reports of property damage, and in all, 96 reports of overheating batteries. the vast majority of charge

mr. bush to be the official coin flipper at sunday's super bowl which is also in houston. >>> and a new lawsuit claims three drug companies conspired to drive up the cost of insulin. the price has gotten so high some diabetics can't afford that life-saving medication. the price of insulin nearly tripled from 2002 to 2013. >>> the travel ban is being

bush just made a public appearance. they just celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary. >>> our fox 29 app users the first to learn of today's news thanks to our breaking news alerts and as the news breaks we'll stepped updates right to your phone. you can also see around the clock updates on our website

when bushes came in, they add very large family and mrs. bush was very concerned that on inaugural day they would have to bring in 12 additional beds and all the things to go with that to convert rooms that were sitting rooms into the rooms for the bush family. she had great concerns we would be able to do it. but when she came in and walk id around and things were done and everything was inity place, she was happy. >> she knew what she wanted. >> she knew what she wanted. but a concern of the amount of things that had to be moved in. when you talk about moving in and out, antique beads. mattresses. changing out carpet. putting art on the wall. taking other art off of the wall. moving in books. and quite frequently presidents move in with a lot of reading material. mrs. bush was a great advocate of reading and she came in with a lot of their own items. not to say this is easy because it's not, but it is well planned leading up to inaugural day. >> i wish we could go back it one day that epitomizes the transfer of power and that's january 20

bush was removed from intensive care today. his wife was let out of the hospital. mr. bush has been hospitalized since january 14th. doctors said he is doing better now and the former first lady was treated for bronchitis. doctors said they helped each other in the hospital. >> when one did not want to do something, the other said, do that now. it helped us. >> doctors said mr. bush has been sitting up and watching tv and joking with the medical staff, he could be well enough for discharge friday. >>> still to come, victims of the san bruno gas pipeline comploas get their day in court. >> two friends trapped in an avalanche in the sierras, the lessons that they learned that helped them to survive and have fun while they were stranded overnight >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> a federal judge said he intends to fine pg & e $3 million for violating safety laws, it happened after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. tom was in court for today's hearing. >> reporter: the judge heard from several victims that lost family members including a w

bush and his wife, barbara bush are in the hospital this morning. mrs. bush was admitted yesterday as a precaution after experiencing a coughing fit and some fatigue. both mr. and mrs. bush are resting comfortably. >>> state media in iran says 30 firefighters were killed after a building collapsed yesterday. 75 people were injured. the 17-floor building is mostly for commercial use and was tehran's highest building. >>> and many are dead after an avalanche in italy. most of the hotels 29 staff and guests are missing or dead. two survivors made it out of that building located in rigopiano. one said he escaped when he got outside to get something out of his car. that's the snap of the lobby of the hotel right there. >>> donald trump's pick for health and human services department was grilled yesterday. he was grilled on obamacare and his purchase of stock. >> reporter: on capitol hill fireworks over obamacare and the hhs nominee refusal to promise you won't want to print-out medicare or medicaid. >> you might want to print out president-elect trump's i'm n

president bush in particular had a rough morning, mrs. bush did for that matter as well, and -- but houston methodist, best doctors, best nurses in the world, they're getting the best care and they were able to certainly treat what was ailing the president this morning, successful procedure, and now he's in stable condition. they're going to keep him in the icu for some observation. mrs. bush woke up this morning not feeling so hot, persistent cough and just general fatigue, so she also went down to methodist. she's resting comfortably. and i think she's on probably a quicker glide path to discharge. they're encouraged by what they found. it's not great to have a 91 and 92-year-old in the hospital, but they're fighters and there's not a lot of money to be made betting against george and barbara bush. >> certainly incredibly strong and tough. the former president, how long has he been suffering from pneumonia? >> he was admitted on saturday, anderson, with a shortness of breath. but he responded initially very well to the treatments. in fa

mrs. bush saying she's feeling 1000% better. >> george w. bush is expected in d.c. today. and jimmy carter spotted heading to the inauguration. someone captured this photo of mr. carter walking up and down the aisles shaking hands. not sure if the former peanut farmer issues peanuts to the passengers. >> is that coach or first class? that's what i want to know. >> coach, we're told. >> stay tuned to abc throughout the morning. >> now to breaking news from australia. a man plowed his cars into pedestrians this morning. unlike similar attacks in germany and france this is not being linked to terrorism. at least three people are dead and 20 more in melbourne where the australian open is underway. a suspect was taken into custody. >>> el chapo guzman now in the hands of u.s. authorities and will appear in federal court today. he arrived in new york city last night on their extremely tight security and take ton a new york city lockup. the convicted leader of one of the world's most powerful drug cartels faces multiple charges including trafficking, money laundering and murder.

mr. bush suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. he's expected to be released in a couple of days. >>> and president obama commuted the sentence of chelsea manning. manning is the army intelligence analyst convicted of leaking classified information. prosecutors say the sensitive diplomatic cables published on wikileaks put americans' lives at risk. in 2013 she was sentenced to five years in prison. she'll now be released in may. secretary of defense ash carter is reportedly against the move. speaker of the house paul ryan calls manning's commutation just outrageous. >>> and president-elect trump vows to build a wall along the border. it was one of his campaign promises. while trump insists he'll build that wall many experts say it's unrealistic and could prove insufficient end. take a look. >> reporter: it doesn't always stop people from trying to get through. >> day or night, doesn't matter. >> reporter: border patrol agent james nealsen showed us areas where people attempted to cross ore or even cut their way through. this is not

bush and his wife former first lady barbara bush are in a houston, texas hospital tonight. mr. bush has saturday and today he was moved to the intensive care unit. a spokesman says he has an acute respiratory problem that stems from pneumonia. that spokesperson also says mrs. bush was admitted as a precaution. she was pretty fatigued and coughing. >>> coming up, a restaurant facebook post that some say was in poor taste. it goes viral. >>> but first, a disturbing case of mistaken identity related to the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter. >>> yellow weather alert on inauguration day. why? for light rain and showers. really for nuisance kind of a situation. 44, 10:00. maybe a sprinkle. certainly by 12 noon we have light rain and showers. 47. 2:00, we still have light rain and showers. only 49. no umbrellas in secure areas. we'll come back. we'll talk about the forecast for the women's march. look ahead through the weekend. >>> the widow of the orlando nightclub shooter has pleaded not guilty to all charges. noor salman appeared for a hearing in oakland, california. she's char

mr. bush apologized and said his doctor adviseed the couple from making the mr. trump wished them a speedy recovery. >>> now to a bizarre chain of events that included bullets flying into two d.c. neighborhoods and ended with two people in custody. this started when somebody opened fire on an off-duty officer. it's the second time this week we have seen daytime gun violence in the district. news4's pat collins is in northwest with details on this latest story. pat? >> reporter: doreen, one car, three crime scenes, and three different neighborhoods. shots fired, no one hurt. but it was close. >> yep. >> reporter: this is daz. he didn't see the beginning, but he saw the end when the driver of this mercedes car crash tried to elude police and tried to run on foot. he didn't get far. >> i saw him running here and the cops right behind him. he got on the control truck there and tried to get inside and they got and that was just about it. police were out here like that and it was 30 of them. >> reporter: scary? >> definitely. but it was all right. >> reporter: what did

and finally, mr. gary walters worked at the white house for 357 37 years and was the chief usher from 1986 through his retirement in 2007 serving seven presidents from nixon to bush. he is charge d with making the white house a home for its family. he has a long list of duties. he observed the first family and their most human and most vulnerable. please join me in welcoming the panel today. >>. >> gary can tell us about the moving in and out of the first families. ann can talk about the white house staff and move iing in an moving out as well. and the staff operations, she in addition to working for hillary clinton as first lady, he also worked for walter mondale doing press and came into the white house in the carter mondale administration. and then terry sullivan will talk about presidential appointments and bringing in a full administration, so, we're going from very specific to more general. and so gary, can you start us off and tell us about the moving in and moving out? >> as best i can, to sti

mrs. bush was admitted today as a precaution for fatigue. the 92-year-old former president is also battling parkinson's disease. >>> former delaware governor has died. in the most recognizable part of his legacy, buxen was a founder of the racing complex. buxen spent 18 days as acting governor. his family says he was a world war ii veteran and family court judge. buckson was 96 years old. >>> new at 11:00, pennsylvania senator bob casey isn't wasting his time or keeping his votes when it comes to president-elect trump's cabinet nominees a secret. tonight the democratic senator plans to vote no on three top nominees, the people you see on your screen. betsy devos, jeff sessions for attorney general, and scott pruett for administrator of the environmental protection agency. he said he made his decision after deliberations, hearings and review of available paper work. >>> justice has been served. that is what president obama said about the decision to give chelsea manning a presidential pardon. the president defended his decision during his fin

mr. bush for pneumonia, mrs. bush for coughing. >>> tough confirmation hearings expected for two more cabinet picks. former texas governor rick perry for energy secretary and goldman, sachs hoping to be the next treasury secretary. >>> breaking news in italy. an avalanche covered a three story mountain hotel. authorities say at least 30 are missing and there are fatalities. they're having a difficult time getting rescue vehicles to the scene. we will stay on top of this breaking news this thursday morning. >>> good morning to you. going to start with the countdown to tomorrow when the country gets a new president. the ceremony set to take place on the west side of the >> he prepares to be sworn in tomorrow, the roster of house democrats plan to go boycott the inauguration has >> reporter: donald trump tweeting a picture of himself in what he calls his winter white house, mar-a-lago writing a speech. unlike his convention speech, tomorrow uniting the country. aides calling it a personal speech. it will be about 20

bush is in intensive care after a procedure to clear a respiratory blockage. and mrs. bush was admitted as a precaution because she hasn't been feeling well. >>> the former president and his wife hospitalized at this houston hospital. bush's office saying he was admitted saturday for shortness of breath and was expected home soon. a spokesperson saying he was in intensive care from an acute respiratory problem. doctors sedated him to perform a procedure to p >> he's the most indomitable spirit. just like his bride is. we're hopeful. >> his wife hospitalized with symptoms of fatigue and coughing after weeks of feeling sick. >> they are as fine a couple as we know. and so we want to send our prayers and our love to them. >> the bushes celebrating their 72nd wedding anniversary earlier this month. president bush famously marking his birthdays with parachute jumps. right up until the anyone of 90. he was hospitalized in 2015 with a fractured bone in his neck. he's often spotted these days celebrating family birthdays or taking in a football game. days before the inaugurati

bush is resting comfortably and will stay in icu for observation. >> mrs. bush, 91, was admitted to the hospital this morning precaution after she suffered from fatigue and coughing. we'll have more on their conditions later in the show with a live report from houston. >>> now, new at 10:00, protesters danced their way through vice-president elect mike pence's neighborhood tonight. >> several hundred gathered outside of house he is renting in chevy chase for a dpans party to show support for lgbt right. live in the north west tonight marina we see everyone is gone now. >> everyone is gone and what a difference you can hear the wind chimes out here. earlier an hour ago it was quite the party out here in the chevy chase neighborhood. vice-president elect mike pence made his home and you see here secret service and d.c. police on hand as protesters moved in and they walked two miles from friendship heights metro station up to the chevy chase neighborhood with vice-president elect mike pence is living until he moves in to the vice-president's home on the 20th.

ahead, former president bush, 41, can't attend mr. trump's inauguration on friday. he wrote the president-elect a beautiful letter to explain why. we will show that to you coming up. ♪ i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed

but one place mr. bush will not be is the upcoming inauguration. he wrote a letter to president- elect trump explaining why. it read in part, "my doctor says if i sit outside in january, it likely will put me six feet under. same for barbara. i wish you the very best." president-elect trump tweeted his thoughts saying, "looking forward to a speedy recovery for george and barbara bush, both hospitalized. thank you for your wonderful letter." the former first lady will remain independent hospital for observation. scott, former president george w. bush, their son, will be at the inauguration. >> pelley: barbara bush hospitalized because she had a cough and as a precaution. omar villafranca, thank you. also in houston, about half a foot of rain fell, turning roads into rivers. dozens were rescued from cars. severe thunderstorms also hit along the 80-mile stretch of hill country from san antonio to austin. coming up next on the cbs evening news, a band battles a trademark many consider racist. and later, we'll hear from a young woman kidnapped at birth.

bush and his wife, barbara. both hospital iz aed in houston. mrs. bush is diagnosed with bronchitis, and is quote, 1,000% better. mr. bush feeling well enough to send this tweet. congratulating jeff bagwell on being named to the hall of fame. >>> when we come back, a question for you. a letter of donald trump to a former president that predicted he would win when he ran for office. ♪ look at you, saving money on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens we make it easy for you to seize the day by helping you get more out of life and medicare part d. now with zero-dollar copays on select plans... ...and rewards points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. mone hundredts thousand

when the bushes came in they had a large family. mrs. bush was concerned on an -- inaugural day they would have to bring in 12 additional beds and all the things that goes with that to convert some of the sitting rooms in to for the bush -- in to bedrooms bedrooms for the bush family. she had great concerns that we would be able to do it, but when she came in and walked around, and everything was in its place, she was very happy. host: she knew what she wanted? mr. walters: it was just a concern of the amount of things that had to be moved in. when you're talking about moving in and out antique beds, mattresses, carpets, putting art on the wall, taking other art off the wall, moving in books. presidents usually move in with lots of reading material. bush was a great advocate of literacy and she came with her own set of books and wanted to know where those would be placed. we were able to a publisher. -- to accomplish it. resident staff is a very accomplished group. not to say that it is easy, because it is not, but it is well-planned lea

bush and his wife barbara. officials at houston methodist hospital say mrs. bush was released today and the former president will soon be moved out of intensive care. >> he's on minimal oxygen, joking and laughing with the nurses. >> mr. bush was struggling to breathe when he was admitted on january 14th. he was treated for pneumonia. his wife was treated for bronchitis. >>> police are investigating a murder south philadelphia. and are hoping that you may be able to help them. the victim was found along the 2600 block of emily street before 2:00 this morning. investigators think the actual shooting took place at 46th and walnut, in west philly. if you have any information on this deadly shooting, please call police right away. >>> police are also checking the surveillance video in search for gunman who robbed vintage wine bar in center city earlier today. the bar is on the 100 block of south 13th street, investigators say, a mask armed man broke into the bar just before 1:30, that suspect got away with about $200 in cash. >>> philadelphia police have located

chip reid has the latest on mr. bush's health. good morning. what are you hearing? >> former president george h.w. bush has been at methodist hospital in houston for four days. his spokesman jim mcgrath says he's responding well to treatment after being admitted for shortness of breath. mr. bush is the oldest living president and remains in stable condition at the hospital. mcgrath says they hope to have him discharged soon. as to why we weren't updated earlier, he said the family has a right to privacy and didn't want to alarm anyone without assessing the situation. mr. bush who suffers from a form of parkinson's was hospitalized in 2014 for seven weeks due to pneumonia. a year later the president broke a bone in his neck after a fall at the family home. mr. bush who has been forced to use a wheelchair over the last few years appeared at the hughes tons texans' play-off game earlier this month. in december the 41st president celebrated pearl harbor anniversary with former senator bob dole. now the former president who again is expected to leave the hospital in a co

i went out in the morning just bush, 9:00 to escort mrs. who was actually going down to congress to testify before senator kennedy's committee on childhood education. as she was put in the car, her agent said, there has been a terrible accident in new york, the plane has flown into the world trade center's. said, youto me and want to go in and -- you ought to go in and see what is going on. he said with an understanding that he and i had that there was something more there than just an accident. point aftert some -- ing to some of my staff went in, went up to my office, and i walked into my office. i saw a plane on the television fly into new york. thought, how do i get that on camera so quickly -- how did they get that on camera so quickly? they said it was a second plane. i sat down and immediately call the social secretary and told her that i was canceling the and the barbecue. who were thereup from texas to do this barbecue. we had to cancel that. we had to make arrangements for stopping the part-time butlers that were going to come in

bush and his wife, barbara. both hospital iz aed in houston. mrs. bush is diagnosed with bronchitis, and is quote, 1,000% better. mr. bush feeling well enough to send this tweet. congratulating jeff bagwell on being named to the hall of fame. >>> when we come back, a question for you. a letter of donald trump to a former president that predicted he would win when he ran for office. look at you, saving money on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens we make it easy for you to seize the day by helping you get more out of life and medicare part d. now with zero-dollar copays on select plans... ...and rewards points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief withou