nicole fox is a managing director and partner at boston consulting group. she joins me for more. nicole, welcome to the show. a wants to begin with, said f in this deal. is this the beginning of a long term trend that parts manufacturers, in this case for the automobile industry, are going to need to commit to green steel production in order to meet their own goals? yes, sure. and you know, the good thing is that the european steel industry is on its way to deliver um for those parts, manufacturers. so all the players have concrete plans, how to keep carbonized. and if all announcements materialized, then roughly 40 percent of your pin, vast from his capacity will be converted. so replace brake reduced you or you know, as you hands were come online like to one, you quoted endodontics. you've written about this idea of a green steel premium. that is, that there is going to be much higher demand initially for green still than there will be production. even with that premium in place is a green steel. the production is going to be so much more expensive. how or firm's going to overco

nicole: i could. post post come on -- pete: come on, fourth and final hour of "fox & friends." dr. saphier in for rachel campos duffy. thanks for being here. nicole: so happy to be here. tomorrow i'll be in montana, so i won't be here tomorrow -- will: that's going to be a little bit better than riding on sixth avenue. nicole: i'll let you know. pete: maybe they'll let them ride us around the block -- will: i'll race you. pete: i'm not going to win. i would probably go all out to one, and it won't go well. will: we'll probably just sit on some horses later in the hoe. we're also happy to bring in 2024 gop presidential candidate nikki haley who joins us now. ambassador, great to see you this morning. >> good morning, y'all, from des moines, iowa. will: yes. we a saw the candidate forum yesterday. you were there along with all the other candidates outside of donald trump, taking questions about what it means for you, why you are running and answering where you are on some of the big issues if you were to be president of the united states. you know, you and i spoke some weeks agoing,

. >> fox weather correspondent nicole valdes is more in nashville with the historic heat wave.od morning, sadly we have seen heat-related deaths included in states all across the country also texas, idaho, maryland and florida. in fact, just talking about that hot car death. six of those have happened in the state of florida and it's such a tragedy when you hear about these babies, you know, being left in those cars. but it's something that officials believe is preventable. let's talk more about that texas incident, i mean, of course, just the efforts there from that father trying to breakthrough the window of the heb there from that searing car. the day this happened the heat indention was more than 100 degrees, according to the nashville highway traffic administration. it takes only about 10 minutes for a car to heat up by 20 degrees. so it's it's 100 degrees outside, it could be 120 or even 140 inside that car. with the power off, of course, that footage you see taken up by a bystander there in the southern most tip of texas, sadly, happened in florida as i mentioned, offici

fox weather correspondent nicole valdez live in nashville. will it be a hot week?ek of the summer so far. not just for those in the southwest. we're talking about 3/4 of america could be feeling those dangerous heat indexes and temperatures. sadly we've lost at least a dozen americans across the country in states include texas, california, even florida, georgia, maryland. people working outside or even inside without air conditioning. sadly several children left in hot cars have lost their lives. more than 14 nationwide. it's such a tragedy. to parent wants to go through it. you talked about what's going on in texas. it gets your heart rate up. that father in southern texas broke a window to save that child's life. we aren't sure how long the child was in the car for when he finally was able to make that rescue. it was in a grocery store parking lot just last week. officials tell us even just a few minutes in a car that is shut off with a heat index outside of over 100 degrees, the temperature inside your car can soar by 20 degrees in ten minutes. a short time for

joining me you are fox news medical contributor dr. nicoleire, former bill clinton advisor, but we forgive you, and princeton university political scientists lauren wright. let me start with you. i worked on the clinton campaign in '92. you might poke me back here. we are looking at some things that look very familiar to us from 2016. we know about the numbers then. we didn't have as much information necessarily about joe biden, but isn't the other issue also the fact that it might not be joe biden. wouldn't it be smart for trump and the american people to consider this might be a race that we don't expect? >> well, it's possible, tammy. but everything i am hearing publicly and privately tells me that joe biden wants to run and as of this moment will be the candidate. that being said, elections tend to be referenda on the incumbent. joe biden's numbers as i think you know, tammy, are at or below 40% and below 35% on the economy. so, trump has a narrow lead in the real clear politics. the scenario you paint of him winning as the lesser of two

outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner, here with my co-host emily compagno and joining us fox news contributor and physician dr. nicole saphier and deputy communication director and vice president of coin cassie smedile and former new york congressman and presidential candidate lee zeldin. he came close in new york and changed the game for republicans. begin with the house investigation into the biden family reaching a new level now. impeachment inquiry could be next. hunter biden former business partner devin archer, reportedly his bestie set to be interviewed by the house oversight committee next monday. he plans on telling lawmakers that hunter biden put his father and then vice president joe biden on speaker phone with business associates on at least two dozen calls. president biden swore he had no knowledge of hunter biden's business dealings and claimed he never spoke to his son on the matter. >> president biden: i did not know he was on the board of that company. i never discussed my business or their business, my son or daughter. i never discussed anything with my son about ukraine. i have never spoken to my s

both are fox news contributors and nicole parker. andy, we're waiting -- the rest of the group will come in. your take on this, andy. i've been watching this. as a rule, the house committees don't seem to be all that exciting. this one tended to have good moments. i wonder if you agree that the democrats are having a tough time poking holes in the whistle-blower's story in. >> i think they ran into a buzz say, trace. i have a little sympathy for them. these two guys are like the cream of the crop in tax investigations. most criminal prosecutors, when i had tax cases, i lean heavily on my tax investigators because they knew more about the tax code and tax crimes than i did. these are the top of the top. you know, they got this investigation because one of them is the top supervisor who ran a number of offices at the irs and the other one is their best investigator. i think, you know, for example when jamie raskin started out by saying, don't agents and prosecutors disagree all the time? instead of agreeing with that proposition, which

fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier joins me now. dr.ly is kayleigh and this grows to the growing body of evidence that shows that there's a direct correlation with people being overweight or obese and that with many health risks, especially cancer. this new study out of spain looked at nearly three million people over the course of nine years. it's different from other studies it didn't just look at a baseline rate and associate a risk factor for it. it looked at people over nine years and what it said was you have the usual culprits that we already know has a link between weight and increased cancer risks colorectal and others, but wa they noted was people overweight beginning at 18 or became overweight earlier on and stayed overweight for longer had an even higher risk of those cancers plus a risk of other cancers which hasn't been linked to weight before such as certain lieu keep i can'ts, lymphomas, prostate and others. so it's very alarming kayleigh. >> kayleigh: dr. saphier i have a jean that puts me at higher risk for breast canc

outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner, here with my co-host emily compagno and joining us fox news contributor and physician dr. nicolend vice president of coin cassie smedile and former new york congressman and presidential candidate lee zeldin. he cam

joining me now with fullg me analysis are fox news medical contributor dr. nicole, former bill clinton adviser. but we forgive you, doug schoe n ,and princeton university political scientist lawrencee ft wright. doug, let me let me starth you. with you, because i actually worked on the clinto on campaign in 92. so i'm going to you know, i mean, you might poke you migh back here, but, you know, we're looking at some things that look very to us from 2016 2016. and we know about the numbers then. we didn't have as much information necessarily about joe bideinformatn. but isn't the other issue, though, also the fact that it might nohe fact tht be joe bide? wouldn't it be smart for for trump and for the americane people to consider this might be a race that we don't expect t expect ? well, it's possible tammy, but everything i'm hearing publicly m and privately tells me that w joe biden wants to run. and as of this moment will beat. the candidate. that being said, elections tend to be referenda on the incumbentto b. e bi and joe biden's numbers, as i think you know, tam

fox station. >> and that's exactly right, nicolle. ady have seen is a number of lawsuits that are trying to in the same vein that dominion did hold fox accountable for various misdeeds during and after the 2020 election. you have the two shareholder lawsuits that you mentioned, which, you know, the people argue that fox to vastly downplayed how much of a liability the dominion case would be. you have the abby grossberg lawsuit which fox news recently settled for the whopping, staggering sum of $12 million. that was just last week. and you're going to continue to see more and more cases. there's this individual, ray epps, who was a trump voter, but he was there on january 6th and somehow became the target of various pro-trump conspiracy theories that tucker carlson repeatedly uttered on his show. talking to defamation experts, a story i have coming over the next couple days, this could be the next dominion-type defamation lawsuit, because this guy's life was basically ruined by tucker carlson's promotion of false stories about him being

fox & friends", by the way. she wasn't introduce in the first hour, dr. nicole saphier sitting in for rachel this morning.uestion for you guys with that beautiful shot of port can canaveral. big sunset guy. but the older i get, the older i get, the sunrise is rising in the rankings. it doesn't -- it hasn't met sunset, cheerily, but -- clearly, but beginning to appreciate the sunrise. nicole: because you're going to sleep much earlier -- will: it's partially this job. no, but not just that, doctor. if you've ever gotten up early just leisurely, not because you had to, but if you just kind of got up and watched the sunrise, it's pretty i amazing. nicole: especially over a nice warm cup of coffee when you have nothing to do and you can just enjoy it. i don't know, i'm a sunset person. i think sunsets are beautiful. pete: yeah, you know, i'm almost never up for the sunrise unless it's looking down sixth avenue. but the other day i got up, like, three hours earlier than normal, i had a bunch. of yard work, i was out there by myself, the world waking up -- will: yes. pete: -- just taking it in is phenomenal. i

fox denied her allegations. here's grossberg speaking to my colleague nicole wallace back in april. >> gradually i was shut out ofmoted. that's how it played out for me. and it got worse, and it got worse, and it got worse every time i spoke out. >> in her lawsuits, grossberg who also worked for maria bartiromo described fox as a toxic, misogynistic environment. and after the settlement was announced fox released a statement on their own, reading in part we are pleased that we have been able to resolve this matter without further litigation. renato, molly, and kurt are back with me. and trying to think, guys, who's had a worse year than fox news. and it just seems like it's getting worse by the week. you know, i want to say, you know, abby grossberg put out a statement in which she said that she's heartened that fox news has taken her and her legal claim seriously. hopefully, based on these discussions with fox, that they somehow make this a positive step going forward. what are the chances, molly, and that this whole ordeal actually makes fox turn the page into a different direction? even if we hadn't seen that

nicole parker, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: we're going to have foxontributor liz peek, political analyst gianno caldwell and dr. marty makary on new warnings about the breakthrough alzheimer's drug that may not work, but for who exactly? come, congressman tim burchett. we've got the stunning amount of flights john kerry takes and took as he lectures you to go all electric. it's worse than realized. plus, why lawmakers say kerry misled congress. and is we've got this from viewer chuck from idaho, he writes, hey, e-mac, question for john kerry, how many electric cars and planes does kerry own? how many of kerry's homes are solar and wind-operated? just asking. you guys are so smart out there. keep it coming. all this coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourist taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endl

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nicole saphier and brian brenberg joining us live and we have multi platinum singer/songwriter, our pal, gavin mcgraw rocks the series here. live shortly, you are watching "foxends." tgif, thank goodness it's fox. ♪ no matter what they say, i'm not over you. ♪ her husband went fishing when she told everyone they could be. she shut down everything, not just the schools, hardware stores, every kind of business imaginable. she was ruthlet in her autocrat i can ways of governing. and when somebody says she has a great policy i'm thinking if that's the boasts the democrats have, republicans are in for a real good year in 2024. >> this has now become a media trend. it's not just politico, the atlantic wrote a headline, why not whitmer. and vanity fair's headline on this topic, why gretchen whitmer has what it takes for a white house run. tudor dixon ran for governor of michigan against gretchen whitmer and lost, here's what she had to say about this. >> they're all talking about what a great president she would be so it seems as though they're setting the american people up for this, ready to move her into that position and somehow they just never mention all of t

> that is how fox reports sunday july 2, 2023, i'm jon scott, thanks for joining us, happy 4th of july, enjoy your celebration of the birth of this great country. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am nicolephire judge joey jones, tammy bruce, the big story, the democrats and climati economy tremmists have the case of red write and blues, going to the white house. the biden administration published a report exploring possibility of how to block the son's rays saying it -- sun's rays. but then the white house clarified by saying there are no plans underway to establish a comprehensive research program focused on solar radiation modification. good. but not just the sun, fireworks are under attack this weekend, environmental party poopers in los angeles got their way by instituting new regulations on firework shows over the water. to get a permit shows must demonstrate how they will keep pollutantses out of the water, one company flat out refused to comply. >> if that is not enough, climate activists suggest using less ice in your holiday cocktail. to help save the pla planet. a lot to unpack. raymond. i understand we have droughts and wildfires, it gets n nerve-racking with the fireworks, i

fox news saturday night. you can check me out online atom.locals.com set your dvr every saturday night. happy birthday america. i love you. tomorrow. ♪ >> i am tammy bruce along with joey jones, nicoleaphier and raymond arroyo. welcome to the big weekend show, the big story tonight. this holiday weekend is supposed to be one for the record books, aaa predicting more than 50 million people will hit the road surpassing three pandemic records. congratulations but some nasty weather causing headaches and delays and controversies. the ceo of united airlines did not want to deal with delays like everyone else so he sprang for private jet instead. friday he apologized to travelers stuck across the country saying taking a private jet was the wrong decision because it wasn't sensitive to customers waiting to get home. i sincerely apologize to our customers and team members who are working around the clock for seven days. i promised to better demonstrate respect for the dedication of our team members and loyalty of our customers. so many different things come up, joey jones. is this something that should even be an issue? >> i think the devil is in the details. i wasn't sure where he was head

fox news saturday night. you can check me out online atom.locals.com set your dvr every saturday night. happy birthday america. i love you. tomorrow. ♪ >> i am tammy bruce along with joey jones, nicoled show, the big story tonight. this holiday weekend is supposed to be one for the record books, aaa predicting more than 50 million people will hit the road surpassing three pandemic records. congratulations but some nasty weather causing headaches and delays and controversies

fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us like that sean. this is a very strange and sad case carly nicole russell made that call thursday night. she was on interstate five 459 just outside of birmingham that is when she saw the toddler walking on the side of the road. officers got to the scene, they found her car and her cell phone but there was no sign of the 25-year-old or that young toddler. that she reported seeing walking alongside the highway for investigator now asking people to report any information they may have on the baffling case. senior correspondent jonathan is here with the very latest. >> hi eric and arthel the missing woman's parents are relying on their faith and help from the community to bring their daughter back safely. they are grateful for the outpouring of support they are receiving, take a listen. >> we have people, we do not know who are just reaching out to us with resources, with prayers, with information. we just thank you so much. and let it continue please request thursday night 25-year-old carly russell called 911 and inform the emergency dispatcher she ha

fox news live" i am arthel neville hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us like that sean. this is a very strange and sad case carly nicoleate five 459 just outside of birmingham that is when she saw the toddler walking on the side of the road.

> that is how fox reports sunday july 2, 2023, i'm jon scott, thanks for joining us, happy 4th of july, enjoy your celebration of the birth of this great country. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am nicoleones, tammy bruce, the big story, the democrats and climati economy tremmists have the case of red write and blues, going to the white house. the biden administration published a report exploring possibility of how to block the son's rays saying it -

fox weather alert. state of kentucky under a state of emergency after record breaking rainfall swamped entire neighborhood. same system sent tornadoes tearing through homes in a pharmaceutical plant in north nh carolina. nicole what do you see? >> brian, good morning, rocky mount, north carolina here absolutely stunned by what they saw here yesterday, the pfizer building behind me, one of the town's largest employers cleaning up in an absolute mess after an ef 3 tornado may have made a direct lit to the facility here behind me. nash county sheriff keith stone telling us reports of maybe 50,000 pallets of medicine destroyed in the damage here and i will show you the airlines ae. the back of the facility here unfortunately what we are not able to see from our vantage point on the road but more than 100 or so vehicles may have been damaged in the plant and there were employees inside. pfizer telling us their colleagues followed this established safety protocols. they were able to evacuate and everyone is safe and accounted for. thankfully, no serious injuries there it's not just this facility. we are talking about neighborhoods all throughout nash county, including the great glen area where at least a dozen hom

fox two news. james, thank you. time now. 733. a couple who had just moved here to the bay area from canada hopes to get their stolen possessions back. now, last week, jeff and nicole lang drove from canada to their rental house in milpitas. their u-haul truck was parked on jurgens drive, but it was stolen a couple of hours later, the truck was found in hayward, but their belongings inside were gone, including irreplaceable items like sentimental things like wedding and anniversary gifts and dishes that they're in-laws brought with them when they left poland. i never thought we would be. one of the statistics and that this would be our welcome to california. so yeah, we're feeling pretty distraught and violated. i'm just kind of following my dream. i went back to school when i was a little older to specifically get into this engineering job and it doesn't exist in canada. as we said, the langs had just moved to the bay area for jeff to begin his new job, a downtown san jose housing development is now on hold after a major investor pulled out of the project. the project is a three tower complex on south second and third street. the plans by startup tech firm neighbo