nicole saphier director of imaging of the cancer and a fox news contributor.e all cheering for her and so happy for her. but to her point in the video, now her goal and her priority will be to remain cancer free. she is releasing this video and has announced this cancer over the past few months. dr. saphier, without detailing what type of cancer it is, obviously her choice but now she is on a mission to remain cancer free and we are ruining her on. >> it was a beautiful video. i was so happy to see her with her children and her husband and all of the smiles and it's great news. that is the goal when you do chemotherapy. at the end of that, you are cancer free. she is absolutely right it does not mean this is a thing of her passed entirely. she will always have to live at this cancer diagnosis and there will be a level of anxiety that it will come back so it isn't surprising that she is doing everything she possibly can, living a healthier life in lincolnshire she's checking in with her doctors and watching her bodies are signs that it could indicate it came ba

nicole saphier, dr.acked this summer, from mosquitoes, they weren't deadly but i went to the beach 5:00 or 6:00 at me on ankles, is this an increase in mosquitoes this season? >> good morning thanks for having me while we all love our summer months they tend to come with mosquito season you can say while on track for mosquito-borne illnesses west nile virus, encephalitis on track for average in terms of cases every year i can tell you mosquito bytes pesky majority don't ever get sick even when infected 20% will get some of the symptoms good news numbers you hear reporting of cases, as of right now cdc tracking system, they have reported 377 cases of west nile virus so far this year but reality is that is likely a very low estimation most people don't get tested for this most asymptomatic. >> how severe has one of the file virus been? what should we know about it? >> west nile virus, there is another called a eastern encephalitis virus, again most people neglected with them once bitten by mosquito asystem

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nicole saphier.you for the definition of ultra-processed foods so we can continue this conversation, the subtitle for that article is why one dietician is speaking up for ultra-processed foods. [laughter] just seems like such an oxymoron. why don't you give us the definition, and then we'll have this conversation. >> yeah. some of these articles really are irresponsible in their messaging. so when we're talking about food, obviously, you know, walking outside, getting your fresh fruits and vegetables and even animal products farm to table is the healthiest thing you could possibly do. but we also have a lot of minimally processed foods like olive oil, tuna fish, you know, because it's changed from its natural state, now it's put into oil or given some salt. but then what a we're really talking about are those ultra-processed food which not only is changed from its natural state, but additives, chemicals, preservatives and even dye's and artificial flavors -- dyes are now being added to it. if you wal

nicole saphier. who needs a flu shot, first of all. >> well, good morning, rachel.couple of decades now -- it's a nasal spray flu vaccine. it's now going to be available for home administration not this year, but with beginning next year. and a lot of people don't actually go and get the flu shot because of the logistics of going to the doctor's office or the pharmacy or because of severe needle phobia, to this is a good alternative for those people especially because over the last with two decades, it is shown just about the same efforts cat city as the traditional vaccines -- efficacy. when it comes to who should be getting a flu shot, the cdc recommends everyone without contra indications over sex months of age and -- six months of age and over should get it. last year it was a little bit less than 50% of keeping people out of the hospital. does that mean everyone needs to get one? this is up the you as the individual, but obviously you want to talk to the your doctor, especially if you're high risk. rachel: you know me,ny choal coal, i will not take a flu vaccin

. ♪ >> hello, i am allysia acuna along with shanda, nicole saphier and tom shillue.elcome to the "big weekend show". the big story tonight -- kamala harris system for her first interview since her debate with donald trump and she avoids specifics. >> what are specific things you have in mind for that? >> i'll start with this -- i grew up in middle-class kid in the neighborhood of folks proud of their long. >> if there's one thing you wish americans knew about who kamala harris that you don't think they know yet, what would that be? >> i love my family. >> she was asked just five questions and the 11 minute interview. lucas tomlinson live from the white house tonight. >> good evening. vice president kamala harris first solo interview since becoming the democratic nominee and just like the debate, the harris team turned to abc this time from a local affiliate from the little you. >> my mother raised my easter and me, she worked very hard. she was able to save up enough money to buy our first house when i was a teenager. i grew up in a community of hard-working people,

lower the risks of these cancers by almost 10% here to react fox news medical contributor doctor nicole saphier especially in studio, this is not something that i thought would be in effect. i know there's a lot of negative effects from drinking alcohol especially as excessive but cancer who knew. >> look at that list cancer is a toxin that can wreak havoc on about anything that it touches from oral cancer, throat cancer, esophageal cancer makes its way to the stomach to your liver, peeing and your pancreas metabolize alcohol which also has a rising cancer as well as colorectal but on top of the alcohol increases the risk of hormone sensitive cancers such as breast cancer. it's actually well known fact that alcohol is linked to a rising cancers, that being said it doesn't mean i completely have abstain from alcohol i've always had the mantra and everything in moderation but it's not just cancer the alcohol increases your risk of, obesity, depression, poor sleep, there's not a lot of great things with it comes to alcohol certainly no health benefits, people like to say that is antioxidant and my

. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm alicia acuna along with nicole saphier joey jones and daniel webb an bigry is a fox news alert. six hostages being held by hamas including an israeli american murdered by the terrorists as the idf closed in to rescue them from the tunnels in rafah tonight thousands of israelis take to the streets of tel-aviv in support of the hostage. we have team coverage tonight. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is at the white house with the response from the biden administration. but first fox news chief foreign correspondent trey yingst with the demonstrators in tel-aviv. reporter: yeah, alyssa, thousands of people have gathered here in the streets of tel-aviv and across this country calling on their government to reach a hostage deal and get the remaining hostages out of gaza. the israeli people woke up to devastating news today according to their military, six israeli hostages including one american citizen were executed by hamas inside gaza as troops closed in. and this was really something that brought so many people to the streets of israel. they are grievi

, i was you next saturday and until then, if you want to help the world, you ♪ >> hello, i am nicole saphierlong with licia, david webb and joey jones. welcome to the "big weekend show". the story tonight, joe biden at the beach and kamala harris types mean tweets. day 12 of vacation for the president as he sunbathed in front of the cameras in delawa delaware. his vp kamala harris taking time off the trail this holiday weekend seems to be airing out grievances about donald trump on x. this time she's doubling down on a push to get the debate will change. the keyboard complaining is a symptom of tds. >> they suffer from a thing called tds, do you know what that is? a horrible terminal disease. [laughter] it destroys the mind, destroys the mind before the body. trump derangement syndrome. >> lucas tomlinson live at the white house. good evening, lucas. >> president biden spoke to reporters after leaving church a few minutes ago and reiterated he wants to see the war in gaza ending, he did not seem to have a planner update about cease-fire talks that remain ongoing and refused to take questions

nicole saphier on her prognosis. i'm john roberts.ly: vice president kamala harris taking a break from debate prep over the weekend. she visited a spice shop in downtown pittsburgh and lectured about bringing our divided country together. >> a lot of what i think is happening -- and i was just talking f with some folks here n pittsburgh about it, people are exhausted about the division and the attempts to divide us as americans. it is time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's time to bring our country together. to chart a new way forward. >> emily: it looks like that spice is specific, because that spice shop is known for slamming republicans. their website has an entire "about republicans" page with a staggering 842-word essay bashing the party. part of it, written by the ceo, reads, "going forward, we would still be glad to have u.s. customers, but we are done pretending the republican party's embrace of cruelty, racism, covid lies, climate change denial, and threats to democracy are anything other than the risks they legitima

nicole saphier on x, as well. she says every year she listens to those final phone calls.g and there were such expressions of love contained in those recordings. >> sandra: heroes on board that flight, john. >> john: imagine what would've happened if it weren't for them. we'll be right back. more in a moment. (♪) this is a hot flash. this is a hot flash. but this is a not flash. for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... ...veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone-free veozah... ...you can have fewer hot flashes... ...and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. don't use veozah if you have cirrhosis, severe kidney problems, kidney failure, or take cyp1a2 inhibitors. increased liver blood test values may occur. your doctor will check them before and during treatment. most common side effects include stomach pain, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, and back pain. ask your doctor about hormone-free veozah... ...and enjoy mor

weessea have doctor versus doc, nicole saphier again, marty mccaffrey. whic.h one is the better, doctor? >> no, no, no. we are not doing doctor versus doctor. okay, we are good, dear. i'm going to lay down. i want to show you guysho something first. >> yeah. categories geew yok in the shee. which former first lady admitted she starts her morningsed by playing a spelling bee. >> was it michelle oitr hillary? both going with michelle?>> >> i write b about howot wh eg start the morning playing spelling bee in bed. >> and, you know, bill is like she's likeng bee id. john, thatt player, whatever. but that's news worthy. i they sleep in the same bed. i did nomet know bed that. >> i don't even think bill knows that. get off my stoop. >> election season's here, so you may get people knockingconvn on your door to convince you to vote for a candidate. >> which celebrity was recentlcy spotted knocking for kamala? was it hanoi w jane fondasa or n stiller? >> oh, that's interesting. >> ti know he's been talking about it, but i don't know if he's door knocking them so

i was mentioning nicole saphier says every 9/11 she listens to those recordings.he remarked this a lot of hate in the world but there's also a lot of love, and that is embodied in the final phone calls that folks made to their loved ones before they stormed the cockpit and the plane went down. >> sandra: for everyone who has studied the flight that day, 46 minutes into the flight, those hijackers took over, murdered a passenger, stormed the cockpit, struggled with the pilots. remember, the communication with the ground control began, and we all know what happened then. but those heroes that stood up, they acted and we all know the stories. the individual stories of that day, and the phone calls, to your point, that we can now listen to. and remember what they went through and their families went through. >> john: and that compressed timeline of everything that happened on that horrible morning played again this morning on "fox & friends." i don't know if there is a place where you can click on that somewhere and listen to it, but it really is quite extraordinary w