siegel: it is not his age, it is lack of vigor. we sit around tonight, how much does this turkey cost, how much does this cranberry sauce cost and bidenomics is not winning, the white house trying to suppress polls that i have that 75% of americans don't believe the economy is in good shape. his lack of vigor facing war in the middle east, what is he running on? you have kamala harris who says he may not be here at the end of his term. kamala harris is supposed to be the border czar, what has she done? nothing. >> lisa: when people think the country is on the right track or supportive of his policies, i'm like, how, who are you? what planet are you living on. how is it even possible? >> emily: how is it not possible 97%. tammy, two things that worry me i can't reconcile in my head. many prominent members of democratic party have come out against the president, having divisive civil war within the democratic party. there is cohesiveness we see that happens at the voting booth. it worries me. unless the gop has a strategy to harness

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marc siegel joins us now. dr. siegel, just incredible. what you heard. >> dr. kline, i spoke to him about a week ago. he said over 100 people were brought in. all alive. we're talking and penetrating injuries, bleeding where they didn't know the source of the bleeding. we're talking about where you have to put a tourniquet on but takes hours to get in to get them out of the rubble. so you end up jeopardizing a limb. he told me about several stories. a fellow that john roberts reported on, where he was protecting his family by holding the door so hamas couldn't get in the door. he took bullets, lost an arm he had chest injuries. he was on a ventilator when john was there. he made it to rehab. he's awake and conversant. another family, parents, hit a 2-year-old baby in between them -- >> sandra: dr. siegel, let me play this out. that is that story. this is dr. kline on the parents that were attacked in a safe room with the 2-year-old. he says the mom and baby are still ventilated. here's the exchange. >> since the terrorists couldn't open t

marc siegel who joins us today from rome. bon journey know, dr. siegel.terms of what is happening in china i want to say this bhure hear hospitalized and w.h.o. is telling you everything is okay and china is saying no problem. well, here in the united states, excuse us if we don't necessarily believe any of that because we have been lied to by china and w.h.o. has carried water for them and did so with the pandemic; however, having said that having said that, steve. i think we are experiencing in china what we experienced here last year which is something called immune pause. >> remember they locked down all through 2022. you relieve the lockdowns and upper respiratory viruses, rsv, covid come roaring back. one more thing the journal of nature has a tremendous article over this week about a bug called micro plasma a bacteria. guess what they were doing in china. they are flooding this bacteria with a z pack. when you give a z pack to too many people you get a resistant microplasma and can you end up in the hospital. is our answer here you take what the w.

siegel. so i -- a, i agree with cdc, it's a state health department issue until they are called in and find something but a huge overlap. i agree with kevin mccarthy, this is a huge problem and it could be -- it could be coming to a place near you. not just one place. it's not isolated and this is a kind of terrorism. we absolutely have to wake up and police this national security issue. i agree with mccarthy on this. >> sandra: dr. marc siegel, always great to have you. thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> john: are rising interest rates and soaring inflation causing some americans to quit on their american dream? our big money team will be here on why some millennials are spending like there's no tomorrow. >> sandra: can't wait to dig into that. plus, parts of iceland facing a catastrophic countdown to eruption scientists warn could happen any moment now. officials race to make final preparations. >> the probability of volcano is still really high. don't know where it's going to happ

siegel, thank you for joining us.contact yet or do you have any more information about your sister in law? >> i don't have any direct information. my older brother, lee, who lives in israel, contacted us earlier when it became known that aviva was on the list that we were overjoyed. couldn't believe it really. we had prepared ourselves for her not to be on the list based on the information in the news and other information we had received. so i don't know more about how she's doing, her physical well-being, her emotional well-being. but we're just ecstatic. of course, we're heartbroken that my brother keith is not on the list and he's 64 for we don't know when he'll next be in a grouping that will be released. >> oh, just just absolutely heartbreaking. 51 days since they were taken hostage by hamas, had you risk received any indication of even whether or not they were alive? confirmation of anything regarding their condition? >> the only information we received very early on was there was a piece of a video showing ke

siegel says while she knows crime in oakland has risen in recent years, this is especially disturbing. >> this type of crime does seem uncharacteristic for the type of crime that has been happening in oakland. >> although bothersome, siegel says this isn't the first time she's heard of a body in the lake. >> i rowed crew on lake merritt in high school and back then we also ran over a dead body. >> news of the bodies. discovery also came as a shock to bruce kay, the person who told me, i just said, did you hear about the body in the suitcase in the lake? >> wow. >> the couple tells me they live nearby and walk around the lake every day. bruce and kay say they continue to worry about crime in the city and hope that tuesday's incident will force city leaders to do more. we certainly hope that something can be done to try to quell the just it's just really out of control in many ways in oakland. tim johns, abc seven news. >> and we certainly want to make sure you have the full picture of crime where you live with the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. it's live on our website for you

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siegel. congratulations to jason. we'll all be there next march hopefully. >> bill: siegel.m ready for my charlie horse. if i fall off the bike i get back on. >> dana: the mud is part of the fun. so enjoy it. >> okay, you got it. >> dana: take care. >> bill: thanks. this weekend celebrate our military veterans on veterans day across the country. donate to u.s. vets the largest nonprofit organization dedicated to helping homeless veterans. their make camo your cause campaign goes through sunday. scan the qr code on the screen or find them online at u.s. vets.org/fox forward. well done.

siegel yeah, this is rather urgent. question so secretary fuller, can you supply me with i have not seen the changes. can you supply me with either the written text or the. okay here it is on my screen. thank you. okay. okay. is it in bold where the changes are? yeah. okay. i'll read. so i'm reading it now . i'm sorry. this is another. another stall. if you guys have stuff to go forward with, would you mind if we take public comment on this item, commissioner newhouse? siegel thank you. let's please open this item to public comment. actually i'm going to make a motion to accept it. okay now, please open the motion to public comment and we'll also make sure there's no debate after the motion. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment on item ten, the public works commission rules of order proposed amendment may line up against the wall for this from the door. if you are in the chamber, if you're calling in, dial (415)!a655-0001 and use the meeting number access. code 266398442477. and then press pou

siegel says while she knows crime in oakland has risen in recent years, this is especially disturbing this type of crime does seem uncharacteristic for the type of crime that has been happening in oakland. >> although bothersome, siegel says this isn't the first time she's heard of a body in the lake. >> i rowed crew on lake merritt in high school and back then we also ran over a dead body. >> news of the bodies. discovery also came as a shock to bruce kay, the person who told me, i just said, did you hear about the body in the suitcase in the lake? >> wow. >> the couple tells me they live nearby and walk around the lake every day. bruce and kay say they continue to worry about crime in the city and hope that tuesday's incident will force city leaders to do more. we certainly hope that something can be done to try to quell the just it's just really out of control in many ways in oakland. tim johns, abc seven news. >> and we certainly want to make sure you have the full picture of crime where you live with the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. it's live on our website for you righ

then thank you again vice chair siegel. public comment on item 3 is closed and mr. clerk, please call item 4. >> item 4 adopt 2023 prop l5 prioritization programs and amend the prop l strategic plan baseline. >> today we have traffic signs and signal maintenance and safer and complete streets. if the board adopts these two programs as present we will set aside $75 million in prop l sales tax funds for safety projeblths city wide allocated by the board through june 2028. that's 4 and a half years. as soon as projects advance. we vafew teed up. the programs are expected to bring in 1 to 4 dollars stretching the sales tax dollars furter. the list of projects include $30 million for new traffic signals to replace traffic signs with new signs, sporting of the latest reflective standardss. 10 million [indiscernible] central embarcadero enhancement, howard straight scape, 7th avenue and soma traffic calming. $10 melian for school traffic calming and 1.2 million leverage grant funds for safe routes to school education and encouragement. [indiscernible] related to speed safe

siegel, you are with us now. i'm sorry, i was not trying to get rid of you. tossing to a break. >> we are in prairie chapel ranch, just beautiful. original prairie in texas that is president bush's ranch. finished the two hour mountain bike ride. 43 miles of trails, president 43, and loving, caring, kindness and i spoke to president bush and not an accident, personal, one-on-one, kindness, healing, and i asked what do veterans do when they leave here, and answer not just for the vets but the world on veteran's day. take a look. >> my advice is stay positive. if you study history, u.s. history, we go through cycles of being down and yet americans ought to realize how blessed we are to live in this country. yeah, images are grim and yes, there's violence, but ultimately love overcomes hate. and the case throughout history, the case now, and i know that sounds corny to some of your listeners, that's why i stay optimistic, i know it's going to happen. >> you know, gillian, he talked about how sad it was that little children are dying in the world and how hard it

marc siegel who has done this once or twice before. hey, dr. siegel. >> hi, guys.rairie chapel ranch, we are right outside. the ride going to start in an hour or two. very excited about it. the ninth ride. it was on pause because of the pandemic. now it's back. couldn't come at a better time with the war going on in the middle east. an inspiration that president bush leading the vets back on the mountain bikes. i have with me command sergeant major brian flom. he has been doing this ride since 2015. he is a leader in the military. he is an inspiring combat veteran, has he won a purple heart and bronze star. multiple combat awards. what made you come to this ride in 2015 and what has it meant to you. >> in 2015 i was somebody who suggested i should come and do this ride. i had no appreciation what i was coming to and the magnitude that this would be just a life-changer to my world and my family's life. >> is it because of everybody coming together. >> absolutely. it's one thing to come and ride with the former president, my former commander-in-chief of the united st

doc siegel's with us. wait a second, doctor.r residency? has something changed? >> absolutely, stuart, i was. and we shoulderedded on, and we thought it was part of medical training, and we -- i mean, i could with go on and on. we said up all night, we were on every two or three nights on call. that's actually improved. i think the problem now is there's too many cooks in the kitchen. there's too many people telling people what another. there's too much administration, there's too much computerization, there's too much documentation. but here's the part about that study that's wrong, they're not quitting. medical students put their entire careers and lives on the line to get into medical school. they're grousing. they're complaining. what we're having is more of a problem on the other end. the study out of el salvador has a more important point to make. they're getting out of medical school, their using their degree but then not taking care of patients. they're thinking can i work for the a drug company, can i do research, what

marc siegel is here to react.l perspective it's unique to get a letter about your health. is it because he is a former president? >> i think it came out because it was biden's 81st birthday. look, as you were saying it doesn't have a lot of detail to it. it's reassuring that he is in excellent health. that he is being reported to be passing cognitive tests. when i interviewed him last in 2020 he made that point strongly. the fitness to be president has to do with mental acuity. the american people have in on that. only 39% of americans think, democrats and republicans, think that biden has what it takes, that he is sharp enough. we are seeing that play out in real time. as far as trump is concerned. i would like to see the results of cognitive tests. in the past he has had low pressure great. weight under control. doesn't smoke or drink. sources say he is exercising more on the golf course and supposedly even eating better. >> brian: that's what it said in the letter. for example we have ron desantis going after h

joining us with his outlook for the season and q4 is bmo capital markets simeon siegel. do you spot winners in this environment? >> good to see you, sara. isn't it fascinating? we have the stocks showing this huge divergence but have revenues and that's what we should care about right now. there's this huge rhetoric that is saying trade down winds. it's all about the nuance. michael kors is down and coach is up. and that's one ex syample of ma. we'll probably see a lot of promotions and big stories, but certain companies that will figure out a way to predict demand and others that do not. >> so what are your top three? >> when i look at them right now i think i'll benefit from the trade down with tjx and i think they're increasingly more important to brands. another one that was not a good performer over this recent two weeks, which was fairly exuberant was bath and body works. they actually saw their first income operating growth in a long time. we'll buy some candles, what's a holiday without some new year's resolutions and planet fitness? i want to find those business

then thank you again vice chair siegel. public comment on item 3 is closed and mr. clerk, please call item 4. >> item 4 adopt 2023 prop l5 prioritization programs and amend the prop l strategic plan baseline. >> today we have traffic signs and signal maintenance and safer and complete streets. if the board adopts these two programs as present we will set aside $75 million in prop l sales tax funds for safety projeblths city wide allocated by the board through june 2028. that's 4 and a half years. as soon as projects advance. we vafew teed up. the programs are expected to bring in 1 to 4 dollars stretching the sales tax dollars furter. the list of projects include $30 million for new traffic signals to replace traffic signs with new signs, sporting of the latest reflective standardss. 10 million [indiscernible] central embarcadero enhancement, howard straight scape, 7th avenue and soma traffic calming. $10 melian for school traffic calming and 1.2 million leverage grant funds for safe routes to school education and encouragement. [indiscernible] related to speed safe

dock siegel joins me.al standpoint, is cutting meat consumption a good idea in your opinion? >> i'm going to talk about medical and economic if you don't mind, i will stagger you with the economic part. medically i like more vegetables. i think more fruit and vegetables and nuts and berries and fish are good for you. i think you should moderate the need to. here's something i want to tell you. the united nations of all hypocritical organizations was actually polled in 2019 by an organization called past blue. the diplomats love american hamburgers. they come here for you and week and chow down on steak and hamburgers. why don't they call out china who is importing more and more meat all the time and we import from australia as meat production is down. china as usual is excluded by the united nations organization and always focus on us. i want more moderation, i just came from italy where it was unbelievable and the states here are unbelievable. don't tell americans want to eat, it is about choice, add more

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marc siegel is here.e world worry about china's new mystery pneumonia outbreak? what's the answer. >> the answer is we never unfortunately can believe the health information coming out of china and the world health organization just three years ago reassured us it with as a regional problem only in january of 2020. endsed up being the worst pandemic in 100 years. that's unfortunate because what tony fauci was trying to do in 2003 was build a network of scientists that we could believe information coming out of anywhere. we haven't gotten there yet, which is terrible. having said that. i don't think it is a new virus or strain. i don't think this is bio engineered. there is increasing evidence that what this is an atypical bacteria that we know about. the problem is there is a growing resistance to it because of overuse of antibiotics in china for it. z pac. give a z pac, fine, but after a while the bug adapts to it. we see walking pneumonia, the problem with children is they can't take the other antibioti

doctor marc siegel joins beena.a says is approved when the eu and some manufacturers have decided to ditch red dye number three. >> i'm getting give you a rundown but hats off to jeff flock for teaching me that to his lawyers don't have red dye number three i grew up eating them they were so terrific. so happy about that. red dye number three has been around since 1907. in 1990 as you said the fda banded from cosmetics in the reason they did, the two studies in rats that looked at very high doses of red dye number three and found the association with thyroid cancer. interestingly they did not find in mice they never studied in the human. my issue is consistency. forget o'bannon from cosmetics and lipstick and other cosmetics why would you banning from food, the fda in 1970 said they were going to ban it from food and they never actually did. i would like to see human studies and more animal studies and i would like to see consistency from the fda because let's remember the name it is the food and drug administration

marc siegel. fox news contributor.tting in different ways, partly because americans are being coerced and paid to do so. fentanyl seizures are up 89.4% over the last fiscal year. deaths for the 12-month period ending in april of 2023 if you add it up 2021 to 2023 is 74,000 people. dr. siegel as the migrants keep coming you are concerned about a range of things, not just the fentanyl but other public health problems. >> dana, i just put that perfectly because the open border isn't just a problem with fentanyl with migrants. it is also with americans and americans being coerced but only two milligrams of fentanyl is enough to kill somebody and laced into other pills and available to our teens and definitely related to the increase in overdose deaths. the president of mexico met with president biden and giving reassurances of fentanyl and the idea of migrants coming across the border. these are empty assurances. what i just wrote is that the problem is also a public health emergency. the fentanyl is one piece of this. but

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. >> samuel keith siegel is also missing, his family told cnn he is a u.s. citizen and is being held in gaza along with his wife. his family says there was a siding of his car crossing the border. siegel's brother told cnn that he grew up in chapel hill, north carolina and works in the forms in industry. >> my brother is a very giving human being, my brother is always looking for the next person to help. >> reporter: ziggy deco 10's father says he disappeared as he and other tried to protect families. >> we are waiting for him to come home. we do not know what fate he met. >> reporter: is 35 years old, he's the father of two daughters and his wife is pregnant. randy k, cnn, new york. >> rate is reporting there, just some of the estimated 240 hostages inside gaza. coming up, president biden first lady honoring the victims of last week's horrific mass shooting in maine. who else in lewistonon to comfm those e impacted. . it is next. . you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that c

marc siegel was out there with him. it's a ride for our warriors and it's a wonderful feel-good event. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. have a great weekend, everyone. >> bret: hey, judge. have a great weekend. >> judge jeanine: you too. >> bret: thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concerns that president biden may not be adequately responding to increasing attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east from groups sponsored by iran. iranian proxy groups, another incident today. that makes 47 since mid october. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin starts us off tonight live from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. today another attempted attack on u.s. troops. a kamikaze drone targeted a u.s. outpost in syria. iran and its proxy forces could not seem to be getting the administration's message to stop trying to kill u.s. troops. >> the pinpoint attack by a pair of american f-15 warplanes on iranian weapon storage facility in eastern syria wednesday h

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siegel. congratulations to jason. we'll all be there next march hopefully. >> bill: siegel. you are looking sporty. >> i'm ready for my charlie horse. if i fall off the bike i get back on. >> dana: the mud is part of the fun. so enjoy it. >> okay, you got it. >> dana: take care. >> bill: thanks. this weekend celebrate our military veterans on veterans day across the country. donate to u.s. vets the largest nonprofit organization dedicated to helping homeless veterans. their make camo your cause campaign goes through sunday. scan the qr code on the screen or find them online at u.s. vets.org/fox forward. well done. [sirens] >> dana: barrage of rockets fired deep into central israel setting off sirens in tel aviv and surrounding areas. hamas targeting that area for the first time in three days. shrapnel from the rockets injured two people in tel aviv. showing why exactly israel is fighting hamas. i'm dana perino. >> bill: a long week, huh? >> dana: but a good one. >> bill: good one, long one. nice to see you. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. the latest rocket firing coming as is

siegel joins us now. out of the nine times he's had and most impressed with a personal brand of courage and leadership and kindness one-on-one not pretentious people follow him, you know, you're a amazing decorated veteran yourself and it shows all of the this. take a look. >> i've been coming to texas to ride with president bush and wounded veterans since 2012 following a four-year hiatus for the pandemic warriors are back. but the world has changed for the worst, making his personal brand of leadership more important than ever. on the mountain trail, it is palpable. >> when you ride mountain bikes and trails like we did today, you can't help but think feel wonderful about nature and feel fortunate and in my case to stay up right and over time there's a vet that says i don't know if i can get out of the darkness i feel and somebody on a bike said i did, you can. every vet that is living in darkness can figure out how to come and live in the light. >> but this time there's another war in the middle east f

our talk of the tape, whether stocks are cleared for takeoff as jeremy siegel suggested here yesterday. let's ask liz young, sofi's hea of investment strategy welcome back. >> thank you >> is this all -- now suggesting >> i think it's all clear or a surprise to anybody. i don't think it's all clear i think there's been a tone shift this week. i think we'll look back and think it was very pivotal. i would say the same thing on a day we were rallying we went from anticipating the end of hikes to the beginning of cuts. >> pricing them in too and march and may. >> not only that, but pulled cuts forward the first cut was going to be in july now two cuts priced in july, the first in may although rationale that we had a rally and some relief and a period where stocks were really pressured not only by rising yields, but a resurgence in inflation, it's only rationale the opposite would drive a rally, but the size of the reaction, particularly in yields, 2-year yield that had an intraday move of 24 basis points, that's huge, in the 98th percentile for the 2-year, that type of reaction and size i

then thank you again vice chair siegel. public comment on item 3 is closed and mr. clerk, please call item 4. >> item 4 adopt 2023 prop l5 prioritization programs and amend the prop l strategic plan baseline. >> today we have traffic signs and signal maintenance and safer and complete streets. if the board adopts these two programs as present we will set aside $75 million in prop l sales tax funds for safety projeblths city wide allocated by the board through june 2028. that's 4 and a half years. as soon as projects advance. we vafew teed up. the programs are expected to bring in 1 to 4 dollars stretching the sales tax dollars furter. the list of projects include $30 million for new traffic signals to replace traffic signs with new signs, sporting of the latest reflective standardss. 10 million [indiscernible] central embarcadero enhancement, howard straight scape, 7th avenue and soma traffic calming. $10 melian for school traffic calming and 1.2 million leverage grant funds for safe routes to school education and encouragement. [indiscernible] related to speed safe

they more like the mass goes into to friendly siegel the if your family planning complete full, maybe you don't want a kid of is set to a male sterilization could be the opposite. it's one of the safest contraceptive methods of demo honk. if you had your basic to me, is the message on the back of the vehicle. and every few minutes someone does. it makes s guided reading and smile every time. the 45 year old physician is the proud owner of the only mobile, the effect to me clinic in the us once a month. he takes it across iowa, providing minimally invasive. affordable this heck to me is that take less than 15 minutes. it's a pretty lucrative business, but the doctor is also keen to change approaches to contraception. women female individuals are fertile from the time that he, puberty until the time their mental parcel, which is around 50 years old. and they were fatality is only one day. every month, instead of focusing on the individual was fertile every single day of his life. from the moment we had purity until the time we died. so it seems like there's an awakening, an awakening he

aviva siegel's brother-in-law david rejoicing at her release, but concerned for his 64-year-old brother keith, still in captivity. >> it's amazing and wonderful and wrenching and heartbreaking all at the same time. and of course, we just ache for the other hostages. >> reporter: in exchange for the hostages, israel has released 117 palestinian women and teenage boys from israeli jails. thousands waited to greet them near ramallah. the teens carried aloft through the streets, celebrated with fireworks and confetti. and in gaza with the airstrikes paused, they're counting the dead. the death toll nearing 15,000, according to the hamas health industry, many returning to survey the ruins. we saw some of that first hand last week, riding in with the israel military across gaza. driving right past the neighborhood of al zahra, which today was captured via drone, the displaced weaving between the rubble, buildings mashed into unrecognizable piles of debris. one of those picking through piles, saja youssef an-najjar, breaking down in tears, telling us, "everything has been destroyed. our dreams

friends, that's why they are with us today, now we hear the sounds of skrypka, the name of this band is siegel miguel, you probably remember this track, we have svitlana germanova and the svit project performed, we are still waiting for the group from vint, we are still waiting for mia ramari. kolyat, kolyatnytsia, dobra with honey, palyanytsia, abe. the garbage is not like that, give uncle a fiver, and a fiver is not simple, give uncle gold, there are two holes in the hryvnia, today we performed works that people already know a little, in particular the work tsigele-migele, er, a good song and five more songs, maybe which you have heard and maybe which you haven't, because in particular, they were from the new album, and one was exclusively festive folk, which we play exclusively at concerts, for us it is a very important day, in fact, we are happy that there is television and radio broadcasting in ukraine, because it is us we can promote ourselves, and plus help fill the airwaves with very good material for our colleagues, for radio presenters and tv presenters, so we are pleased to join thi

siegel miguel. you probably remember this track. she performed at our place svetlana hermanovo project is the world, we are still waiting for a band from vent, we are still waiting for miyura, carols, carols, good with honey, palyanitsa, but without honey, not like this, give uncle a fiver, and a fiver is not easy, give uncle a golden one, in hryvnias two holes, today we performed works that people already know a little, in particular the work tsigele-miguele, a good song and five more songs, maybe which you... maybe some not, because they were in particular from the new album, and one was exclusively festive folk, which we play exclusively at concerts, for us it is for musicians, this is a super important day, in fact, we are happy that there is television and radio broadcasting in ukraine, because we can promote ourselves and also help fill the airwaves with very good material, for our colleagues, for radio presenters and tv presenters, so we are pleased to join this, we congratulate everyone on that. and finally. invited the otwi