siegel and here is why. just a few days ago dr. fauci who we know recently was fighting off covid as well had been talking with people. he gave several interviews and he went into detail about what he calls paxlovid rebound and talking with pfizer to find out how often that has happened. it can occur after taking the antiviral medication to recover from covid. the symptoms he had after completing that treatment then came back. he said i finished five days of paxlovid and reverted to negative and tested three days in a row. on the fourth day i tested myself again and reverted back to positive. we know that is one of the medications the president is given. there is no doctor that we know any better in this country in terms of how often we see them than dr. fauci. what is this paxlovid rebound and what are they giving the president of the united states? we'll get into it with dr. marc siegel. a lot of news going on. i want to move on to this now. americans are feeling the crime crisis from coast to coast like never before. president b

marc siegel in "focus" next. stay close.you're a veteran, own your home, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank. it lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into cash is right now. >> harris: get ready. the biden administration reportedly is getting set to extend the covid public health emergency. that's expected to take effect on friday. the extension would provide another 90 days of widespread access to covid vaccine testing and treatments and special access to healthcare for millions of americans on medicaid. critics say the u.s. is coming out of an emergency and wonder if any extension is necessary. dr. marc siegel, fox news contributor, professor of medicine at nyu langone. you've expressed when you put things like this in motion you can trigger a backlash and unintended consequences of people saying no,

marc siegel, thanks very much. >> a new video in the case of the new york city bodega clerk.s not be arrested. that when we come back. [singing] oven roasted cooold cuts cooold cuts is this where your grandparents cut a rug with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. the 1950 census adds new detail to your family's story. explore it free on ancestry. >> martha: this story is getting a lot of attention. new video shows when a new york city bodega worker stabbed a man that attacked him. the store owner was put in jail after the man who came in in the green shirt was killed after he was stabbed. now, the owner of the store who stabbed him is now out on bond. very controversial. the bond was so high. then they had to lower it. this video shows the girlfriend with the knife in her hand going after the clerk with a knife. the lawyer says the worker had stab wounds they believe that is from that knife. so after the woman tried to make a purchase of potato chips, her card was rejected. the video shows jose alba grabbed the knife and killed him after try

siegel was next and also tonight steve bannon found guilty of didn't put up a defense is context andexture to this will tell you about on the contempt of congress charts the first time summary has been found guilty since 1974. we have the very latest straight ahead. ♪ ♪ and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. before creditrepair.com, i knew i didn't have credit. i knew it was an issue that i had to tackle if i wanted to start a family. they told me what i needed to do to get my credit to where i wanted it to be. these people are legit. they changed my life. ♪ ♪ speed to a speedy recovery for president joe biden. >> hannity: in a virtual call and white house advisors on the economy going into his office and taken pictures yesterday and anyway take a look. >> i like to start by apologizing with my voice i'm feeling a lot better than i sound. we have some really good news. i led the world to the largest release of oil reserves in history. >> we expect gas prices at the pump to go down

siegel, rebound positivity, what is it what does it mean?> well, john, it's about the drug he took. it's very simple. it stops the virus from reproducing. it knocks it down. but it does not necessarily knock it out. so we are done with your five days, you can see the virus rebounding a little bit. what we are finding this is really interesting is with these sub variance, there's a lot more virus around. and paxlovid was actually tested against an earlier version of the virus where there was not as much virus around. what i'm getting at i think the best to look at this and maybe there's a seven-day course or an eight day course we are seeing more and more of this. we used to see a couple percentages of it now it's about 20 -- 30% i'm seeing. in a number of my cases i have to then give a second course of paxlovid. in the president's case, they are reported no new symptoms. they may decide to ride this out. i was questioning why he was so quick to come out of isolation when i listen to him on camera and he still sounded nasal. okay he tested ne

doctor mark siegel about monkeypox straight ahead. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. psst. girl. you can do better. live every moment. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill, over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. wow. i can do better. yes, you can. i can do better, too. break free from the big three and switch to xfinity mobile. >> president biden's physician with an update on his covid diagnosis, kevin o'connor saying his symptoms are improving and he is responding well to treatment with the antiviral paxlovid. the president most likely has the ba 5 variant that accounts for most infections these days and his case is mild because he is will be vaccinated and double boosted. meanwhile the world health organization de

siegel.rt of idea what you are listening for as we await this. >> i know the great, great question. i know they are going to say the crestor, cholesterol drug is stopped. we do not give that during the five days you are on paxlovid, because it actually interacts in the liver and you could prolong it and way too much of it in the body. also his blood thinner, which given that he has the arrhythmia, the heart rhythm problem, he needs that eliquis, but usually we cut it in half. i don't know what dose they are going to give him, but decrease it for the same reason you end up with more of it in the body. that will be monitored carefully. i think those things are routine now and i don't think there is going to be an issue with that whatsoever. again, i want to see if he's also getting the monoclonal antibody or not. sometimes we give both and i've given a lot of elderly people who have underlying heart or lung disease, but the fact he has a mild case may be decided against that. >> john: looks lik

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siegel. >> that's not actually right.everyone will get the virus because some people have a genetic resistance to the virus currently being studied by a lab in the u.k. when you have covid in your household there is a 1/3 or 1 half chance you'll get it. not 100%. a group won't get it. a large majority of people are going to get it. the doctor was right about another thing. the combination of the vaccines plus the paxlovid decreases the chances even in a 79-year-old with heart disease of ending up in the hospital. that's true, harris. where are the updated vaccines? where are the vaccines toward the new sub variants we're seeing? there is a stall going on in terms of the great biotechnology we've seen so far. it is stalled. >> harris: the leadership changed and there is no operation warp spee.d i am breaking it down with facts. a louisiana community lost two young people to a fentanyl overdose in a single night last week. the local coroner called it the most dangerous time to be a teenager in american history. parents are

marc siegel, thank you very much. we will learn more about this young man as he is due in court today. appreciate it. vice president kamala harris raising eyebrows during her visit to highland park the day after the mass shooting. critics are going after her rather bizarre message. now, you know she's always just a bottle of delicious salad dressing away. democrats have lost faith. some of them, in president biden. >> there is this sense that things are kind of out of control and he is not in command. >> the cringe-my criticism of the president from the left, and what it could mean for biden and democrat lawmakers at the ballot box in november. jason chaffetz in "focus" next. ♪ ♪ if you're a veteran, own your home, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank. it lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into

marc siegel. you were listening to all of this.e trip to the middle east and this whole fist bump idea came out, they were mocked by a lot of people thinking what is that all about? you as a medical physician, does a fist bump prevent contact now or just breathing air could even bring the virus into your body still? >> i want to go over that because bret made a good point. you have been saying that the president's wife jill biden hasn't come down with it. i want you to know that even within a household only 1 out of 3 people get it who are exposed to it. with all the exposure he has had the last few days everybody needs to be tested and for sure some of them could get it but it may very well be that they don't because it is only, again, 1 out of 3. and bill, the fist bump is not going to prevent spread at all. in close quarters inside a high-quality mask helps and i think that obviously not exposing people by not going out and getting frequent testing helps. key issues. another point that bret made that i was thinking, too, was yes

marc siegel, in just a moment. but first, no matter what is wrong with joe biden, something clearly is it is not preventing him from working to mask more power than any american president has ever had. joe bidenn approaches power the way j.b. pritzker approaches the waffle station, u the sonis breakfast barm with maximum enthusiasm. he snorts and slurps and splashes on his shirt. he can't get enough. joe biden's latest idea is that he personally is the only branch of government in the united states. no more separation of powers. thjoe biden has all the power. if the congress the supreme court does something thatsn joe biden doesn't like, he getso to simply ignore it and then do what he wants to do. and he can do this because it's an emergency. there's no time for democracy. we've got an emergency on our hands and naturallyn only joe biden can solve it. >> we don't have enough abortions. it's an emergency. you're not wearing a mask alonen in your car. it's an emergency. your kids are trans, yet it's an emergency. >>

siegel is next. and also tonight, steve, haven't found guilty now.he didn't put up a defense this context and texture to thist we'll tell you abouton on the contempt of congress charge the first time somebody has been found guilty since nineteen seventy four. we've got the very latest straight ahead. the white house is aware that a tidal wave is about where's hunter? he's under federal investigation, suspected money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying. the story is not over yet. now judge judy is back with a hit series who is taking you to the scandals? they would having with filming and doing the corruption has completely ignored it because they want joe biden what the president has and the secret surrounding hunter biden. you can of for a very long time. eventually the truth can't seem to reach the people at hunter by flight hunters as the connector, which is all because of this name who tried to save him, who were enabling and profiting from them. joe biden was at least having some knowledge 100% stealing the who is hunter by part two streaming n

i have seen ned siegel, the cfo. i have not seen twitter's ceo. the deal context, that is the one everyone wants to talk about, right? this is an interesting gathering of people. traditionally the boutique investment gate -- bank that hosts it invites a broad range of names. streaming has been the story, but in the background you have this social media deal everyone is talking about in the corridors. kriti: speaking of social media, let's talk about one of the big fields that has been roiling markets. the elon musk twitter deal. he is elon musk there? where is he? ed: you know, elon musk works on elon musk time. i think what is interesting is that he has this period of silence at the end of june, beginning of july, where he was not tweeting. the spread on the deal on twitter's current share price remains wide. arbitrage specialists have out that the deal remains the same it is. ned siegel, that twitter cfo walked past, i said hello, he said, will you meet with elon musk? he smiled and said, maybe once or twice. it is the expectation, and elon musk

marc siegel joins us tonight to assess.een a president blithely announced i have cancer? >> no, i never have and by the way, the public has a right to know what is going on here, that's for sure, leader of the free world making all these decisions. a mess nationally and internationally. we need to know. take it back to april, president biden is a famous fabricator, meaning he doesn't always tell the truth, does he? he has the story he is recycling. asthma, i looked this up and delaware has less than 10% asthma rate, so he is saying oil on the windshield in april gives him an 80% of his friends asthma? that doesn't add up at all, and that is the fabricator. now we have the story where he is saying he has cancer. of course my medical eyebrows go right up and i don't believe in the word gaffes, by the way. i wonder why he made that mistake and i think we need to know that and of course the white house walked that back and that he means in the past. in the past of the kind of skin cancer he had it wasn't a melanoma, wasn't life

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marc siegel. good evening, doc, what do you think about this?dent obviously for his age is in a vulnerable group. but the white house is saying they are doing everything correctly and the physician saying that as well. >> right. good evening, bret. first of all he has two high risk symptoms the one is age 79. the other is he has heart disease atrial fibrillation a rhythm problem and that puts him in high risk group. the fact that he has mild symptoms doesn't mean he couldn't worsen. on the plus side the omicron variants and subvariants are overall milder they don't deep in the lungs the way that the original covid did, sars cov 2 did. the others issue is he has had vaccinations and boosters. he has had four shots and now on paxlovid which in my experience treating many patients with it i think works very, very well in a vast majority of cases there has been a lot of talk about paxlovid rebound that only occurs about 10% of the time and you can actually give second dose package of it. i find that works. two questions that weren't really addressed

marc siegel and stephen moor.declare a national climate emergency. the hypocrisy is stunning. the left want as national emergency for the climate but not for the border crisis that will be my take. that will be next. ♪ s if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. ... like ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. >> this is not an economy that's in recession. >> the fact that janet yellen has any credibility at all, we should not even be listening to her. >> the fed is out to lunch somewhere, and what matters is how executives see our future of big tech is perhaps the single- most important bell weather opinion of the entire summer. >> the only way the fed changes the inflation trajectory is by putting a stake in the heart of the american consumer. rising interest rates will eventually knock down the consumer. >> joe biden in terms has served his purpose, they wanted him for one purpose and that was to get donald

siegel loves.ed, the symptoms are mild, and i really appreciate your concerns. i'm doing well. i'm getting a lot of work done, and i continue to get it done. in the meantime, thank you for your concern and keep the faith. >> brian: president biden on the trim and balcony yesterday afternoon saying he is doing well after testing positive early in the day for covid to. >> ainsley: the white house as is only experiencing mild symptoms and continuing to work for the residents. >> brian: is that a smart move? let's ask the doctor, dr. marc siegel. he had mild symptoms, but should he be working today? >> welcome bryant it's not what i would suggest. i want to make a point i don't think we focused enough on. yes, he's got mild symptoms. yes, he's got upper respiratory congestion and cough which is very common. yes, i do think the vaccine shots played a role in decreased symptoms. and i think omicron is much milder and generally upper respiratory, which is a big positive for the united states. and yes, i t

so the sheet that origin, siegel asked, the elderly law elliot parity of the sheet, the interior of sway semi. so one model that chance of seeing that was to ship the modem or this, chase the storage for the key creature. we from them in pain and may i get a chance call and order basically chillik, but keep the share really, you the share a wish. you go with the children with ads and that's a 9 i'm getting the national and all of that one. as you know, it's a yes, no way over to him and you push law, we made it what, what do you be a strain of rad? the said on, on the on rush. thank you for to yeah, no, go the deal. the buy it or more is now. yeah. so. so a lot. yeah, i spoke with new shows right now. she hasn't got to knock on our new new purple skirt there again. so much does your tongue closure on us again with georgia? yes, there are serious with go when i of so most of us were it wouldn't hurt you to the sample galena. so when you visit a suit of the medium cup, and you will be way to, to let us at the bully tree street. and i have a, the muscular least with the t relation spin with

let shin so the sheet that origin, siegel asked, the elderly law fully appeared. it was a sheet, the interior of sway, semi so one metal chance of seeing that was to ship the modem or this, chase the storms for the, the key creature we from them intended may are now to block, shall school and order basically chew it, but keep the share, really you the shape we, she told the children with ads and that's a 9 am getting that actual in order for that on us know, anita yesterday for you over him and you're pretty sure we made a what what do you be a strain of grad them, the said on, on rush, becky food, you know, go the deal. the buy it or more now. yeah. so. so a lot of. yeah. spoke with new router. not sure you got to store you. not got our new new purpose. got there again. so much does your time are nice. again with georgia. yeah. still i still have to wait a little bit when i was so melissa, prefer deal with me, but you put a sample with the lender. so when you visit a suit of the medium cup and you will be way to to us at the ball interested and i have a, the mosq

october didn't with care for adult siegel being st. gonna be in saying yes, thing on best thing with today from his small when can class apartment the 70 year old catholic actor? this says he continues to work for the church and supported the poor and the needy is one of them. i asked him why his pot plants are marked with state rolling tear. it is the old symbolize an interrogation, a fennel fs momentum going on. we all, but he said we're good because that's a wrong and i'm you know, the owner and why do you think so many people especially young people, are leaving tuba right now. alonzo. who you chose people who are wanting a cable. yeah. local. because then i'm in de leon, which was it from a look. i'm gonna and thought of friends that i would assume the thought for him the i like to receive on, on guy, for example, should either get that, whether to your pro that mean us it and called good call somebody locus to the office. can you talk this when i tell you that a can way down being than it was, and i want a bass professor saying i

they had of the siegel i, of, in southern ukraine. the head of the cities military administration released this footage of the strikes according to the regional governor at least 10 russian missiles hit early on friday morning. if no immediate reports of casualties as fire fighters and rescues comb through the rabble. the city which is located near the strategically important black sea has come under increased rushing fire in recent days. 5 people were killed in a strike there on wednesday. corresponding my watches has more on the attack. well bound because i f is a really closer to the front line. in fact, it is also a front line. nikolai f itself is not occupied yet, but the region around it, or there's a parts of it that are occupied by the russian army by pro separatist groups as well. and these city is cynthia under basically constant shelling, 10 me sighs. early this morning. they fell out between other buildings. they fell on to universities. we dont have an estimated as to how many people have been injured at least 2 people ha

for example, if you do not to settle mine in previously, like a about, so he decayed siegel. some people will see by then i was very young in b b, i was not even born to the k p ticket sequel. they will say like to leave the house, but at the i will leave the at the appearance or wives or mency. let me go to the mines in grants, examining, come by looking at the train. now for the past, they are one decade now that us change eventually on average, how long would in a to slow might not be at the mines before they're able to extract something meaningful to the awesome people. if you ask them from stories to tell you that i've been mine and for the past 3 years, and i've not gotten a single dowman, some people to love mine for about 3 years. the diamonds i've gotten from the mines, it is only was about $50.00. okay. let me hear from penndot. it's here because he's actually a very busy man. i was looking to him earlier, but he's actually embroiled in apes, lawsuits active against big mining companies because of various reasons. so is what we're hearing from a reflective of what y

you have elon musk do to come here along with the twitter ceo and cfo, ned siegel. of course there was talk about the twitter deal and even if they aren't, when they are walking out on their mountain bike and having an adventure and flyfishing, whatever it is, obviously that deal will be discussed here. it is the one that everyone in this media landscape is talking about. >> remind us what everyone is meant to be doing. it is about relationship building? sharing knowledge? what is the overall impact? >> it is hosted by alan. it is a boutique investment bank. they advised on some of the biggest deals in history. you look at the name and the deals, they are advisors on the twitter deal. they have been involved in the microsoft bank division deal. the idea is that they bring together all of these people from telecoms but you see other people do to be here. and the hope is that this is a place where future deals are born. the idea is discussed and then what is thrown in this year is that the world is changing. markets are incredibly volatile. central banks around the wo

another strange one, has to do with the firing of the now former ceo clay siegel for domestic violenceey started speculating that they would make a business podcast. they have a stake in it .: same willing to say, have at it. i like the franchise. and they needed no matter the cost i think that of these, it could be a real. on an earnings basis i am fine with this one. this is to dicey for me. now, the thing with all of these as they have in common is they are boring as all get out. now, how about the nasdaq 100 biggest losers? after still going to that game set match when it comes to sales, they paid the price in two ways. the company is not profitable. is going for broke. i think those are much better. it is one of the company is for the pandemic because they let you sign contracts over the web but now they hit a wall and it is going back to normal. why hasn't anyone acquired this company? maybe because it just isn't all that special. i am still surprised. i don't know whether it is worth 1 billion or 40 billion. that is the difficult part. this company is doing fabulously and even b

marc siegel fox news contributor and professor of medicine.a5 is contagious, why is it evading covid vaccine? >> because it has a lot of mutations and remember the vaccines target the spike proteins and the mutations or changes in the spike protein. you know what's not being said if you have a recent vaccine like a booster or recently infected with one of the most recent sub variants of omicron you have a layer of protection and that's why you saw the death count you said 235 deaths not nearly what we saw with delta. arthel: because the variant is infecting those who already had covid or those with two, three, even four vaccinations, most of those cases are mild so you have a lot of people riding it out with now prescription med, i ask you, a, is it a good idea to ride it out or b, are their vitamins that you can take or over the counter meds like aspirin, for example? >> arthel, you always asked me the great questions. here is the deal on, this i like vitamin d. i think you should make sure that you consider vitamin supplement. i think a baby

, fox news medical correspondent and covid the politics of fear and power of science, doctor marc siegele back. >> those were not greasy windshields, it was widely windshields and i wonder if the state of delaware somehow implicated in this. kennedy: i think they are and probably going to succeed from the pressure because they produce the president who was subpar but hopefully he's not unwell. what is the antiviral he's taking and to tell me about the rebound that can occur. >> first of all, i do think the fact that he's had for vaccine shots and now in antiviral decreases his risk of severe disease even even at 79, let's not forget the experience itself milder because it doesn't get deep into the lungs. all of this goes well but he's suffering from fatigue and that needs to be washed. i am surprised he still working. as part far as paxlovid, the antiviral, i like it patterned after in hiv drug that literally stopped the virus in its tracks but then the virus can come back and that's what we see when we get rebound. what's interesting to me is they didn't give the monoclonal antibodies t

perhaps we're much worse than the united states. >> professor siegel, thank you for your take.hank you very much, melissa. >>> coming up, media moguls, tech titans, gathering in sun valley for the conference. an update on what investors can expect from this oh my god, there's the biggest -- >> the boss. >> the biggest guy, the most important. >>> plus new this morning -- that's brian roberts and i saw reed hastings, not quite the sag swagger from recent years you might think, although i guess even stranger things is working. >>> and senators on the intelligence committee urging the ftc to investigate tikk.to details after the break. "squawk box" will be right back. i was, but i need a new driver. oh. what kind? one that hits the ball better. okay... i gotcha. let's go to the hitting bay. ♪ ♪ ( golf balls and items crashing to the floor ) oops. maybe we need a new driver for the cart too. you're a funny guy. ( golf balls being hit ) oooh that's nice. that one definitely hits the ball. c'mon, get in. ehhhh, i'm good. suit yourself. oh no, no, no, no, no! ( tires screeching ) only

dock siegel, see you again soon.a listeria outbreak. the cdc's website, 22 hospitalizations and advising consumers throw out any ice cream they have from that round. to the markets, we have a mixed picture mostly lower, dow is down 50. the price of oil has been moving, $96 a barrel as we speak. that should mean lower gas prices soon. the us oil and gas association president tim stewart, lara trump will be here, nigel farage, the brits turned against boris johnson, he tired of his political and personal behavior, could we see the same thing happen here to donald trump? we will be back. ♪♪ >> california luster congressional seat for the first time in history, that is an alarm bell, big bankrupt states are broken and people are fleeing. >> when we are in a recession the fed will do the same thing it always does which is one hundred 80, reversed course, stop hiking, start cutting, that is not going to happen. >> from $40-$300 apparently on the dartboards. >> heading into recession, the will not navigate a soft landing, h

siegel, great to see you.great to see you, thank you. >> remember after all those years nobody knew whose misery's father was or ever be reunited. it is all right here. >> i'm the last guy in the world that you want to mess with. >> let's get it over with. >> what are you going to do? nice college boy. want to get mixed up in the family business and now gun down a police captain because he slapped you in the face? do you think oats the army? you have to -- come in. >> bill: the man had range. small sample of some of the best moments what was a legendary career. james caan, passing away on wednesday according to a family statement on twitter. best known for his roles in thief and misery and elf and, of course, his break-out role at sunny cord loan in the godfather earned him an oscar nomination. he was voted italian of the year twice despite being jewish and of german descent. well done, james caan, you had range. 82 years old. we remember you now fondly. >> julie: claims twitter is hiding the true number of sp

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marc siegel joins us to assess. thank you so much for coming on. they are worried about the name. infecting thousands of people but they are worried about what it's called. what does that tell us? >> it tells us they are focusing on whether a virus is politically correct. viruses don't know from that. the infective grass. they infect republicans. they try to cause you to suffer. they try to spend other people. they are not politically correct. in 1918, by not naming the virus the chinese flu or the chinese flew, we ended up ignoring a century of flus that came out of asia. then later on we have covid didn't by not naming at the wuhan virus, we did of course, by the world not naming it that we lost the opportunity to really focusing on china and say does this come from a lab? we think maybe you did. and then omicron came out of africa, right? we didn't wanted to call it the african strain so we missed the idea that many strains might come out of africa after that because we ignored it. we in science need not to do that. we need to look at origins exactly where they come from becaus

marc siegel joins us now. exercising today.on't test negative and continue to have people test positive for days afterward. the dilemma. there, ainsley we don't know if it's really a live virus or not. that's what he is going to be faced with. one thing is for sure. a little consistency here would help. rules for thee but not for me? i mean, we have seen that all along from this white house. i would like whatever he does to be something that we do. not differently. >> ainsley: what percentage of people have had it two, three times and what percentage have never had it at all. >> the institute of health metrics and evaluation from the university of washington just determined that 82% of americans have had it at least once. do you know what's fascinating? in new york, if you have never had it, the chances are five times greater that you will get it than get reinfected it some of that immunity that we have is actually building up in our snls and protecting us. which is why it's time to live with this. it's time to get back towards

it's the op-ed that marc siegel and i did in the "wall street journal."ion research. i have called for a moratorium. do we do it and how do we do it safe and responsibly. that's the challenge that we didn't have a more objective scientific approach to the origin of this virus. i've been very disappointed in the scientific community led by nih that has dug their heels in to try to minimize any of us that have a different hypothesis. >> martha: doctor, thanks very much. that's why we continue to see the variants and the president getting it all of these years later. dr. redfield, thanks. come back soon. good to see you, sir. thanks for your time. >> thanks. >> martha: thank you. so sad news today. all or the paul sorvino died at the mayor clinic in jacksonville, florida. he was born in brooklyn. spent 50 years as an actor. had a screen guild actor for "nixon." he was best known as pauly from good fellas. >> okay, boys. let's eat. >> paul was 83 years old. take a look at his work there. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you back here today as the story

marc siegel to educate us more on this.a virus found in more than 50 countries. charles, good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. in terms of surface spread, researchers came to that determination after examining the hospital rooms of two monkeypox patients in germany. the study found most surfaces were contaminated after direct contact with the patient particularly on frequently-used linen irs chairs and bathrooms where researchers found the largest viral loads. what's unclear is whether or not contact with infected surfaces would be enough to pass the virus on to people. we spoke to an infectious disease expert much like smallpox it is rare but it is possible. >> in that regard those viruses behave similarly. you didn't pick up smallpox from inanimate surfaces either. just because the virus is there doesn't mean it is an infectious dose. >> the federal government is facing criticism for a slow response to contain nearly more than 3800 monkeypox cases in the u.s. today. according to a scathing report by "the new york ti

siegel mentioned last hour he's not on blood thinners because you can't take it on blood thinners.re messing with the medicine already working. these are legitimate questions, kennedy. >> kennedy: i have a million questions. sometimes, i don't know how many have had covid. i've had it twice. you don't necessarily know where you got it from. a bunch of people get it, you do your best, get over it and the president has access to the finest treatments that we have never seen in terms of antivirals vaccines thanks to operation warp speed, which we know who to thank. >> harris: only operation warp speed to. >> kennedy: would be a great time, -- but the reason they are not talking about kamala harris is not just because tjp is not going to freestyle. no one wants thought kamala harris of being president. not one person, no one in the administration, the president and i don't even think vice president someone who is going to be running the country even temporarily when we are surrounded by -- if not crew, who? nancy pelosi is next. this is going from bad to god-awful. >> harris: wow! >> l

starting to come down and that's making it tough tore invest in the sector let's welcome in simeon siegelm capital markets give us some examples, where are you seeing deflation in retail when so many of these retailers talked about their higher freight costs. target put a big number value on it to just drive that point home of how much more it's costing them to run their business you're seeing this reverse >> yeah. so great to see you. great to be here. >> isn't it interesting when you use macro terms they scare you and microterms seem to make more common sense when there was an incredible amount of demand during the pandemic and there were no products or promotions and promotions are deflationary. so you have this back and forth where the logical course of events are retailers over inventory because they tried chasing levels of demand and certain ones did better than others and now we're seeing the other side of that and to your point the prior guest just made and so the faster your replenishment and i.e., the box of serial or gas the more you have inflationary element because people are

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i'm scott wapner i'll be joined by jeremy siegel on where the markets go from here after that hot jobshough, with our talk of the tape. whether the worst is over for investors or still to come opinions on that you know they vary so let's ask dan greenhaus he is here with me on set. it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> so we had a decent move this week we're up four of five days erdo

marc siegel earlier on fox news live. >> i talked to the epidemiologist and why is this a lot more monkeypox than we know. we are talked about 2800 cases in the united states but he says he thanks there's thousands of new york city alone. the world health organization thanks 16000 cases worldwide. there is a lot more than that. the real message is maybe we been too slow to respond. i talked to dr. walensky of cdc this week the director. it sounds like cdc is really gearing up now. >> okay let's go to christina coleman now purchased live in los angeles with more, christina. >> high arthel paid first off i want to warn our viewers some of the bid at your back to see of monkeypox is graphic. now as for the two pediatric cases here in the u.s., both a toddler and the infant are doing well and receiving treatment according to the cdc director. >> the both of those children are traced back to individuals who come from the men who have with men community. the gay men community. so when we have seen those cases in children, that it generally been what i call adjacent to the community most at risk. >

casey siegel, ktvu fox two news. and there are also delays and cancelations tell you about here in the bay area. this is a live picture of the conditions right now at san francisco international 12 flights out of that airport are canceled at this hour. 81 flights delayed. oakland international has 25 delays and zero cancelations. san jose manetta has two canceled flights. in 19 delays. the chp begins its holiday maximum enforcement period. that means there will be more offices, officers on duty and on the road from six o'clock tonight until 11 59 monday night, the chp will focus on drivers who speed appeared to be distracted, driving recklessly or are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 43 people died in crashes on california roads. during last year's july 4th weekend. chp officers also issued about 10,000 tickets. on this first day of july. it is now a little more expensive to get around the bay area. prices have gone up for everything from bart tickets to tolls on the golden gate bridge and, of course, prices

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marc siegel tells us of another innovative breakthrough in new york city. good evening! world of zener transplant, which is the process of using nonhuman organs to replace our own when they fail. at nyu, genetically modified pig hearts were successfully transplanted into two brain-dead patients and lasted for three days without rejection or infection. >> the old heart was taken out in the pig heart completely replaced it and was able to do all of the things that the heart has to do. >> dr. robert montgomery, director of the transplant institute, is himself a recipient of a donor human heart. in fact, the lead surgeon for this historic transplant also performed dr. montgomery's heart transplant. >> anatomically there is still a lot of differences and we needed to be able to accommodate some of those anatomical differences surgically to -- a large sum of blood vessels in the pig. >> how long until this becomes kind of routine? i think there's a hazard and guessing these things but i think it's 5-10 years. >> the medical director of the nyu heart transplant program says tha

the wharton professor jeremy siegel is looking for a pivot later in the year. my issue with part of what jim said is that jim says the economy is going to take off when the fed pivots. i could see the stock market -- >> there already is. >> hold on i could see the stock market taking off when the fed pivots, but the fed's going to pivot if the economy is weak and forces its hand to pivot. that doesn't mean the economy is going to take off. the market may take off in advance of the economy reaccelerating, which may be in a recession at that point in time >> scott, i certainly see your point, okay? i'm not -- i disagree with it, but i see it, and the reason that i disagree and you've touched on some of this. you know, the fed funds future market now has the fed peaking at 3.4, maybe it's 3.5% depending on what day you look at it. i think they're going to do 75 basis points here at the end of the month. why wouldn't they? it's priced in 50 basis points in february. you get a couple of 25s after that, and you know what? that's where the fed funds futures market is

doctor marc siegel joins us, people are getting covid again and again.h oma connery infections building up some immunity and the real headline is with all those rapid home tests you are doing it is probably a million cases a day, not 180,000 or 150,000 and they are mild, they are not coming to my attention am not coming to doctors attention or if they are, i am worrying something else if you are getting over it, hospitalization rate if you count all of these tests we don't count is actually not going operate, the death rate is up 400 in the united states. that's the new normal but as we see more immunity and get better vaccines we will end up with something more or less seasonal. we are not there yet, but all the fear and all the threats and governmental warnings have a big downside. ashley: you expect another spike in the fall and are we doomed, i said doomed, should we be taking boosters after boosters like we get the blue shot every year? >> we might see a spike in the fall but we are seeing it now and the booster thing is another thing i want to unpa

rachel siegel from "the washington post. wonder if you can walk us through your thinking on the decision not to go for a full percentage point increase? we saw a ramp up after the may cpi report came in hotter than usual and the obviously the june figure did too. was there talk of stronger hike at this meeting? thank you. >> sure. we judged a 75 basis point increase was right magnitude in light of the data in light of on going increases in the policy we have been make. i wipe say we wouldn't hesitate we would make a larger move if the committee would conclude that would be appropriate. that was not the case at this meeting. there was very broad support for the move we made. you mentioned the june meeting, we had said many times we were prepared to move more aggressively if inflation were to disappoint. we moved more aggressively in the june meeting as we said we would do. we continued in a more aggressive rate as the june continues to disappoint in the cpi reading. reporter: thank you so much for taking our questions. colby