to janette's point, where are they?s leaving this afternoon. >> michele: this is a trip that should really be postponed. the optics of this are horrible. not only is it a vacation, but it is somewhere warm and beautiful while others are freezing, literally, to death. so this is really inadvisable. if i am his team, i'm saying you're not going. sorry, you're staying home and we are comforting the people of buffalo. >> cheryl: not only the reaction we need, but was the preparation spot on? where they ready? as mother nature, there's only so much you can control, but there are some thi there was just no preparation for this. that it's all been reaction and response. it's devastating, it's heartbreaking. but, mr. president, cancel your trip. it's not too late. it's not just katrina and what's happening with the storm, but it's also the looting we have seen. thieves have been ransacking the city. these are victims of the storm they have also -- now they can't defend themselves, and the police can't get out to help them. emer

janette nesheiwat:so you will have less of a -- rachel: have a glass of water.anas, i heard, eggs and we all like greasy breakfast. dr. janette nesheiwat:after a heavy night of drinking you want to replenish the last electrolytes, replenish the dehydration because alcohol is a diuretic. regular water, ginger ale, and receive breakfast. fried eggs even though it is greasy, fat protein, amino acids, carbohydrates, some toast with maybe some avocado, some salmon that will replenish your blood sugar that drops so you want to stabilize your blood sugar. there's not really a cure for hangover, just a matter of making you feel better over time. the most important thing is hydration and don't drink and drive. we will keep you on hand. rachel: you are going to watch over us. pete: i heard clear liquor had less of a hangover. but you also take bc boost. rachel: i have been taking my bc boost. will: thanks for being here. if you are just waking up with us a fox news alert, pope benedict xvi has died. we learned the funeral will be thursday at st. peter's square. we will mo

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janette nesheiwat, founder of bcboost.com. sense of what you are seeing that, seems like everybody knows somebody who is sick today. what are your patients telling you that you are seeing. >> it is not just covid that i am seeing, 45 patients and a handful of them took it for covid. others that influence a, rsv, we are seeing a variety of everything. we will see a little spike, a surgeon the number of cases because we have a holiday. that is expected. as far as the variants, viruses naturally mutate so we expect that. the key in 2,023 is to be prepared and take precautions. when i say be prepared, make sure there are enough tests and therapeutics and antivirals, staffing in case we have an emergent situation but i believe 3 years into this pandemic we have progressed tremendously, we've come such a long way, we have the tools to manage this virus and it will become considered an endemic disease. we see for example israel at the end of january is going to claim the end to the pandemic and consider covid similar to that of influ

janette nesheiwat, katrina campins, michele tafoya, and dr. marc siegel. great to see all of you. more than two dozen people have been killed in buffalo, new york, as the city struggles to recover from its deadliest storm in decades. stranded drivers froze to death in their cars. others died after getting trapped inside their homes.