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board when it crashed. they say that they can confirm it crashed on elvil island, northern territory australia while transporting troops during a routine training exercise. australia's prime minister reacted to the crash. >> this is a difficult inches p incident. we're responding fully. our priority is on providing every assistance possible. rachel: investigators are looking into what caused the aircraft to crash. this is a developing story and we're going to be bringing you updates throughout the morning. >> back at home, as we follow that sad story and keep you updated, we turn now to ukrainian prosecutor viktor shokin spoke to fox news' brian kilmeade last night in an

exclusive interview where he said not only was he convinced as we reported yesterday that the bidens had been bribed but that hunter biden was recruited to burisma specifically to pro ect the burisma from anything that might step in the way of its, quote, corrupt business dealings including protection from washington, d.c. >> it was a really good interview. brian did a really nice job. he's going to be on the program later on, i believe the 8:00 hour. but he went step by step with the logical questions you would ask of somebody who was in the middle of it, has been maligned, especially after he was fired as a corrupt prosecutor himself, he asked him about that but he specifically talked about the need for the biden family from the view of burisma in order to have as you talked about protection. here's viktor shokin talking to brian kilmeade last night.

>> i have no doubt that there were illegal activities engaged by burisma. it continued to expand and pochefski, the founder and ceo of burisma started to bring in people that could provide protection for him. hunter biden was among them and the corruption network expanded as a result and so, yes, to answer your question, there's no doubt in my mind that burisma was engaged in illegal activities. rachel: at one point in the interview, brian asked him, well, why don't you sue for defamation for all the people who say you were corrupt, deed, when you -- indeed, when you say you were not and were doing the right thing and had memos and letters from u.s. officials saying good job for rooting out corruption in ukraine. he said, look, i live on $800 a month. i can't sue these people. i don't have the means to do

that. brian said if you're corrupt, you're not really good at it. thathat was interesting as well. he talked about the humiliation for him and his country to have the u.s. come in and act like they own this country. in fact, he said that joe biden acts like this is his backyard and he can do whatever he wants in ukraine. listen to this. >> not only the position of president porshenko, the office was humiliated but the entire country of ukraine was humiliated and i developed a very firm understanding of the fact that vice president -- the vice president was only acting in his own interest. rachel: that's embarrassing to me as an american, i'm going to tell you what. we talk about interference in our our elections, interferencey foreign powers, russia, russia, russia, and we do this stuff in

other countries. >> we understand that america played an indispensable role across the globe for a long time. when you have that type of power and you start to get involved and money is in involved, in this case, i don't think that the bidens cared all that much what illegal or corrupt activity burisma would do in the country, as long as they got a cut of it and they know what their role was. call d.c. which is another revelation we had recently. that was the role of hunter biden back to his father, joe, and they delivered in this case and were able to create the perception that shokin was the the bad gay -- bad guys and thee the good guys. >> it's about whether or not it serves america's interest first. and as long as we were doing something that serves america's

interest first, i think you have a good case to make to the american public about why you're involved in some foreign power. the point of this story is that if the bidens took money from a company in ukraine, they weren't serving america's interest first but they were serving biden's interest first. rachel: yeah. >> by the way, he goon be asked about it again -- he began to e asked about it yesterday. >> mr. president, anything on jacksonville? viktor shokin says you accepted bribes, is that true? are you okay with your son accepting millions of dollars from russia, china and ukraine? how was vacation? [laughter] rachel: by the way, he's using a billion dollars of our money to leverage burisma and leverage the country to fire this

prosecutor that's looking into burisma so he can get a cut of the money. remember, he's using our money and holding it over his head. that sounded really familiar to me. i think i remember a phone call that was made by president trump to zelenskyy where he said i need some information about whether there was corruption or not happening in ukraine with the biden family and then there was this little meddling nsa guy named vindemam who claimed this was donald trump holding money over the head of zelenskyy, aid money, but in fact we have that on tape with -- there are so many parts of this. rachel: it's so weird. >> it's a movie. it's so well documented, laid out, presented, that if anyone -- anyone in the press out there with the resources that they had tried to push, tried to dig, tried to interview, went to ukraine and tried to do this,

and brian kilmeade talking to s s hokin to get this information and it will take house republicans to subpoena to find out. rachel: i thought it was remarkable that it took so long to get this interview. >> there was something in 2019 that he had written or talked about some of this but as far as a public interview -- rachel: and he has a book coming out. >> and through a super brett it tear. now to some bad news. bob barker has died. rachel: he he was television n di stay for years. >> bob barker died in his los angeles home yesterday, due to natural causes. he hosted the price is right from 1972 to 2007, he won 19 emmys during his career, five of them for outstanding game show host. >> and now here's the star of the new price is right, bob

barker. >> thank you very, very much for inviting me into your home for the last 50 years. >> the price is right remembering him on instagram, saying bob made countless people's dreams come true and everyone feel like a winner when they were called to come on down. drew carey who took over for the show said, quote, a very sad day for the price is right family and a animal lovers over the world. there hasn't been a day on set that i didn't think of bob barker and thank him. i will carry his memory in my heart forever. barker making an appearance on "fox & friends" back in 2009 to talk about how he wanted to make every price is right episode special. listen. >> i tried over all those years to have every show look like opening day. i wanted to try to give each

show its own personality and -- >> that's how i felt as a viewer. >> i think it helped in the longevity of the show. >> he certainly did. prior to his time on television, barker served as a navy pilot during world war ii, the naval institute paying tribute to him yesterday, saying he flew a different aircraft during his time in the service. barker also appearing in several movies during his long career including happy gilmore. adam sandler famously fought barker in the film, saying, quote, the man, the myth, the best, such a sweet, funny guy to hang out with. loved talking to him, loved laughing with him, loved him kicking the crap out of me. he will be missed. rob schneider said one of the nicest things i heard in show business was bob barker saying i moved to hollywood to be an actor and the only person who let me do it was adam sandler.

barker was also a vocal animal rights activist and he was 99 years old when he passed away. such a legend. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. rachel: what great advice for anybody who is in broadcasting, treat every show like it's opening day. and he really did do that. by the way, if you're a child in the a '70s and '80s and you were home sick -- >> that music. rachel: that music. you know it. or you went to your aunt's house and they were watching and one day i got to be on the price is right and, boy, our producers were digging and digging, trying to find the tape and they couldn't. >> you were on the price is right? rachel: i was on the price is right. i was 18 years old. they would take you in groups of like six people at a time and you would go before the producers and then they did the show and i was like listen, everybody makes you know what of themselves on the show, i'm going to be really cool when i do this. if i get picked, i'm not going to do anything stupid.

and so anyway, i was the last contestant to be called. >> rachel campos come on down. rachel: come on down what did i do, i went, ahhhh, everything everybody else did and i ran down the stairs and bid on a stove and i won the stove and then i got up to the wheel and -- or no, then i won -- i bid on the stove and won a trip to brazil and the stove and i did the wheel and t didn't make it to the showcase. i was so close to the showcase show down. >> i feel like i've seen that clip. rachel: it's somewhere out there. >> i i've seen it. you've got to see 18 18-year-od rachel running down the aisle. rachel: he's a great guy. i love they talked about history about to animals. he was a true animal lover, used

his platform on every show to remind people of that. what a great guy. >> get your pets spayed and neutered. >> every price is right. >> he always exuded class. >> seemed like it. rachel: from that era. >> turning to a fox news alert, three people are dead after a suspect opened fire at a florida dollar general yesterday. the gunman took his own life after barricading himself in the store. the governor calling it horrific. >> we condemn what happened in the strongest possible terms. we offered support for sheriff waters and the city of jacksonville and we send our condolences to the victims and their families who were the victims of a very cowardly act. >> the justice department opening a federal civil rights investigation into the shooting, adding that it is being viewed as a hate crime. texas sending a tenth bus of migrants to l loss an as

texas looks for solution toss the crisis at the southern border. la's mayor said the busses are not welcome, she said la has not extended an invitation asking for people to come, this is a political act. a sellout crowd packing the arena in new jersey for lionel messi's regular season debut. he did not disappoint. >> to his right, what a -- >> it was the pats before the packers. >> it's like playing with kids. >> watch this pass. it's incredible, pass, then run, cross comes in, easy goal. >> two goals? this guy scores in every game. >> it was his 11th goal in nine games. of course, because why not. brian kilmeade was there.

rachel: everywhere. he's with shokin, he's with messe. >> he joins us later in the show to react. those are your headlines. >> i was kind of ho hum about the whole thing but it's pretty impressive. rachel: can i say in your headlines it was so interesting, that was the mayor of la who said we didn't ask, we didn't send an invitation asking these people to come, so this is political. did texas send an a invitation for people to come in? >> that's a great point. rachel: it's an interesting thing for her to say. you can't come unless you get a message. >> the biden administration sent out invitations. rachel: he did. oh, dear. >> coming up, a glimmer of hope for maui as 100 people who were reported missing were found alive and well. >> a pastor who has been on the ground joins us next on the search for more survivors. rachel: bernie sanders calling out democrats for losing major

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>> slight glimmer of hope for maui after the historic wildfires, the fbi updating the

list of 388 who are uncompanied for as -- one accounted for as 100 people came forward as alive and well. there are hundreds who remain missing. pastor sean houseman has been working with first responders and he joins us now. it's great to see you this morning. you and i have gotten to know each other a little bit over the last couple days and weeks. i know you're working directly with many of the people that were involved in what went down that day in maui, talking about the first responders on the ground and the families who lost someone in the fires in lahaina. tell me what you're experiencing when you talk to these groups of people. >> first of all, i want to thank you for not letting the camera turn away from maui so quickly. i know there's a lot of things going on they the world but we're suffering here. daily as i minister to both the first responder as a chaplain for the maui police department and also as a pastor, trying to reach our exphiewn at this, we hear the -- community, we hear

the horrific stories. it's a lot to walk -- like a lot to carry as like with these people. >> you know, you told me this, pastor sean, that at this point many people who lost family members have come to expect perhaps that family member is gone but it's hard for them to get the imagery and the story of what happened in lahaina when they get the knock on the door. >> that's right. sometimes there's a little bit of information that may have kept hope alive and they're waiting to see how that piece of information plays out. when they get the description of where their loved one was found, whether in a building, in a car, on the road, you see it in their face like they're reliving those last moments and it's just terrible. >> let me ask you more about the first responders. there's a lot of focus on the mistakes made that day. i know both sides of the story are true and many men did heroic

things, lost their own homes, put themselves in the line of of fire, at the same time were zap grapplingwith mistakes they maye that may have helped compound the tragedy. >> there are unanswered questions, like why was there no siren, why the water ran out, sometimes people wonder why were the roads blocked. i think what was happening in the middle of the chaos, there were so many things at a play and a nobody knew which one to focus on and that caused all that confusion and it just turned into the nightmare of what we're experiencing right now. >> and what i have come to understand as well, in real time in the moment, no one appreciated how quickly the fire was spreading with those 80-mile-an-hour winds. i heard of one individual say it blew through the homes and structures as quickly as it would a field full of wild, dry gas, i mean, within minutes was

jumping house to house. you've been involved -- i should tell the audience, you have been heroically involved in the recovery efforts in maui, as many people have, it's a true sense of community. we're looking at images on the screen of some of what's happened in calvary chapel and other churches and other people. tell me the response you've seen from the community but i think it's important we give perspective on how you feel about the federal government's response to what happened in maui. >> yeah. my daughter this morning she was saying dad, it's like our government has gotten s so fat that it can't run to our rescue when we need it. that's the thing, seems like the big government response is either too slow or they're trying to answer today's problems with the solutions of two decades ago and it's just not cutting it. what i have seen in amazing measures, not only from the first responders, but also from the community, is they are just

rushing in to help and it's just kind of solidifying that reality that the government doesn't make our dreams come true. the government doesn't make us who we are. it's our families that form the foundation of our life. it's our families that form the foundation of our communities. and family is intact here. community is strong. and community wouldn't the take no for an answer. people have stepped up and they have answered the call and from the very first day with all of the restrictions, you saw people finding ways around the barricades to actually get supplies to those who need it. all the way up until this morning there's still communities in lahaina that don't have electricity or water, and even this morning we're dropping off pallets of water in the neighborhoods just to make sure that they can even flush their toilets. the community keeps going. the government is trying but they're slow to the game. >> beautifully said of. start with the family,

expand to the community, you eventually get to a state or a nation. we have seen the community of the nation step up and contribute to the solutions in maui. pastor sean, i appreciate you. we will help keep the focus on what's going on in maui. thanks for staying up late. i know you have a lot of work to the do again tomorrow. >> thanks, will. really appreciate it. >> up next, wake up, america. a survivor of the cultural revolution is sharing that message after president trump's arrest in georgia. why she's comparing the charges he's facing to communism and the biggest hunt to the loch ness monster is underway in scotland. a monster hunter shares details on his search, coming up. ♪ frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for.

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>> we're back with a fox weather alert, the national hurricane center is closely watching tropical depression 10 in the gulf of mexico, expected to strengthen into tropical storm idalia by tonight, florida governor ron desantis declaring a state of emergency as the storm could make landfall as early as tuesday. we're monitoring hurricane franklin in the atlantic, it is not expected to make landfall but could transform into a hurricane in the mid-at lain mi. let's turn to rich reichmuth for the forecast. we learned he's a fabulous tennis player. >> hey, this is a good time to remind everybody, download the fox weather app. they're doing amazing work, keeping people up-to-date on the latest that's going to be happening in florida. so download that. maybe your phone has it on one of the roku channel, whatever it is. find it. you'll get great information.

this is where the storm is right now, in the western parts of the carribean. it's eventually going to start to pull towards the north. we have tropical storm warnings in effect, especially cancun, the yucatan channel has really warm water and eventually it will go towards the eastern gulf. some sort of landfall across parts of north florida, panama city, big bend, some place in there, the eastern side will get a lot of storm surge and potentially we could talk about a pretty strong hurricane for this. want to he'll the you right no -- want to tell you right now if you see the yellow you should set up your plans in place. one other thing, this is hurricane franklin, not going to impact the u.s., other than a make for dangerous ripcurrents so people trying to get to the beaches, be careful swimming in the waters. we've had a lot of fatalities this year from ripcurrents, rachel, over to you. rachel: former president trump faces 91 felony charges after

the latest indict hadn't inmentn georgia, he's the first president in u.s. history with a mug shot. our next guest who survived mao's cultural revolution, she is urging the country to wake up. she joins us to explain. it's great to have you on the show. as as you see the indictments and saw the mug shot come out yesterday, what goes through your mind as somebody who has survived communism. >> rachel, thank you for having me. i have to tell you, i'm 64. i experienced a lot. i lived through the most brutal communist regime in china and i witnessed a lot and now i reone of the darkest moments i witnessed is the day when the former president of the united states was indicted and mug shot

in georgia prison. i have to say, i think america is quickly becoming a communist country and or rule of law has been turned into what marxist called dictatorship, the party in power is after its political opposition and it's not just the president, but people like activists and they're now in jail. they are political prisoners in a free country of the united states. rachel: many of them in solitary confinement. it's really terrible. there's a lot of people who don't like donald trump, they hate him for a lot of reasons. what's your message to them. what's the warning to people who maybe don't like donald trump, would like to have him not be the next president, why is what it happening actually bad for them too? >> i have a word for them. forget about donald trump.

what is happening in america is that the party in power is abusing their power, going after any opposition. now it's donald trump. now it's maga. eventually, it's everybody. because communist regime would not also rate any opposition, any dissending voices so they're coming after all of us including those who were cheering you now for donald trump's indictment and they think they're on the winning team. they're not. we all will become victims if we let them succeed. rachel: so what's the message for what we should do now, as americans and maybe even what should conservatives do and they're the ones who are feeling like their point of view their side is being persecuted? >> i really have a word for everybody including the conservatives, learn about history and learn about cultural

revolution, what's happening here is a repeat. only when people understand the history and the nature of what's going on will they wake up. we are dealing with communism. we are dealing with marxism, who will transform our country into a dictatorship. rachel: one place where people can get started and learn about the his you tri you lived through t the -- history you lived through, the brutal history is through your twitter. i encourage people to go to your twitter handle, you talk about all of the things that happened that are reminiscent of what we're experiencing now as well as people that weren't doing anything when things started to go bad. we need to learn from history. what a great message. you are a great american. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so much. rachel: still ahead, tributes pouring in for long time price

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>> and now here's the star of the new price is right, bob

barker. >> thank you very, very much for inviting me into your home for the last 50 years. >> tv legend and long time host of the price is right, bob barker, died yesterday from natural causes in his hollywood home. he was 99 years old. rachel: he hosted one of america's most popular game shows for 35 years which defined his five decade long career in broadcasting. >> tom shalub joins us to remember his legacy. what made him so good at what he did? >> he was great. he was likable. he was in your living room every day. we have a connection to him because we were sick. rachel: i mention thad. >> we were home sick, having chicken soup and were able to spend time with him. it's obviously always sad when someone dice but he had such -- dies but he had such a full

life. how ironic that he got almost to 100 without going over. rachel: i thought about that too. tom, what is it -- we were talking earlier about how classy he is. i wonder in his passing we could bring back some of that, the way tv used to be, the way hosts used to be, unlike us doing stuff on the fox square, things bob barker would never lower himself to do. >> like most of these people, he started in radio, started hosting as a dj but doing the other stuff, doing ads and this is the way people got into show bis in those days but he had a career before prices is right. i remember truth or consequences. rachel: you do? >> yes. that was his game show. he had a 15 year -- i think more than 15 years, we'll have to check the dates on truth or consequences. it was on until 1974 and so as a little kid i used to watch with my mom. >> you know, tom, bob barker kind of defines an a age in american culture, that i don't

know that we'll have another bob barker, not just in terms of his character, personality or class, but he was on a medium where there was essentially three options for 50 years. he was on every day in our living room as you pointed out. the age from 1950s to 2000s. i don't know that it will ever be replicated, because of that, i don't know there will ever be another american television icon like a bob barker. >> yeah. you had guys like dick clark and bob barker, they were classy and they were talented. guys like ryan seacrest, he's always around, always getting the jobs i want. people retire and then i think can i get an audition and they say no we're going with ryan seacrest. you know, television, it's a very interesting business but you do have to have the skills, okay, to succeed. bob barker had that extra special thing, he had a movie star quality as a came show host which is very -- game show host.

rachel: there was something old hollywood about him. >> he wanted to be an actor. the only role i remember him in was happy gilmore. >> he came to h hollywood to be an actor, like i did, i was doing standup, i want todd be a movie star but you do cable news and realize the audience is out there i have a better audience on cable news than i ever had. rachel: bob would never have a moment like that. he would turn that around. >> he would have it ready, quick. >> i'm no barker. rachel: to be fair, it's still in the 6:00 hour, will. >> we miss bob barker. rachel: we do. >> thank you for sharing your thoughts. >> let's turn to a few additional headlines. bernie sanders scolding democrats for losing the support of the working class, the gop,

during a speech in new h hampshire. >> it's a absolutely absurd, given the anti-work ideology and policies of the republican party that that party now has more working class support than democrats. >> sanders warning the democrats should expect major losses in 2024 if they can't reach the working class, a big about face for them. chicago mayor brandon johnson is suing hyuandi and kia, claiming their cars are too easy to steal. rachel: this is for real. >> apparently real. the suit accuses them of contributing to a sharp rise of crime in the city. he says the failures of kia and hyuandi to install basic auto

theft prevention technology in the models is sheer negligence. >> the experiment's over. america is done. [laughter] >> will is reclining and he's quit the show. rachel: he's done. >> it's a result, a city wide, nationwide crime spree around automobile theft is now unfolding. >> that's your fault, you didn't lock your door. they voted for him. rachel: you did lock your car. it's the car maker didn't make the locks good enough. >> the criminal can't go to jail. remember that? this will make will happy, college football is back, usc's quarterback throwing four touchdowns in the trojans' win over san jose state last night. >> hero play, four, six.

>> usc still playing in the pac 10, soon to be the big 10. and fighting eye require fans line -- irish fans lining the streets of dublin as notre dame took on navy in ireland, with a commanding win over navy. could bode well in the future. rachel: that looks like a fun game to go to. i would do that. >> they've been doing this a couple years in ireland, these two. rachel: that sounds like a great -- >> a "fox & friends weekend." rachel: it certainly does. but we have to bring sean duffy if we do it. >> week zero. rachel: this is a great idea. >> if she's onto it, it might happen. rachel: still ahead, tesla ceo and x, formerly known as dwitter owner elon musk could soon have a new title the, white house advisor. find out which gop candidate

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rachel: welcome back. we've got headlines for you. meghan markle is reportedly planning to make a comeback on social media after a three-year hiatus. sources told the new york post the duchess of sussex could make, get this, an estimated $1 million per post, that's like kardashian style. the account has over 87,000 followers. a mother forbidding her teenage son from getting a job saying she's been employed since she was 14 and she's ready to retire, she tells the new york post, init's insane to -- i think it's insane to tell a small child who is 14 to get a job for experience as if they're not going to get that experience their whole life, i want him to be encouraged to do what he wants. we want to know what you think about your teens getting a job,

is it a good experience or cutting into their childhood. e-mail us. >>it'sthelargestsearchfor it's the largest search for the loch ness monster in 50 years, hundreds of monster hunters, descending on scotland hoping to find nessy. >> the general manager of the loch ness center organized the event and joins us now. paul, you're going to have to be our resident expert monster hunter this morning. >> okay. >> since you organized this, what did precip taste a new -- precipitate a new search for nessy? is there new technology? why are we looking into the deeps today. >> the search for nessy hasn't ever gone away, we're trying to gather the most like minded people around to help reinvigorate and inspire the next generation of nessy

hunters. we're using new technology, we've been dropping hydrophones off the side of the boat this morning and yesterday morning and been listening to some interesting sounds, we don't know the origin, we don't know what's causing them. >> when's the last time there was evidence or any semblance that nessy is there, is it the one photo we saw or what more are you going on. >> if you and your listeners want to find out the origins of that photo, you'll have to go to the center. faking nessy has been a sport over the decades but there is science out there and one of the most recent ones that was 2020, one of the boats on loch ness detected something on the sonar, about the size of a transit van, that was a real contact. we can't explain what that was. so that just tods the mystery and -- just adds to the mystery.

maybe we'll get answers this weekend. >> it's hard to imagine something as large as what you're describing goes undetected in a lake for a great amount of time, but maybe we should understand the lake. how big is loch ness, how deep is loch ness? >> okay. so it's 23 miles in length and if i was to tell you that the entire population of the world could be submerged in loch ness, that would then give you the idea of the sense of volume of water we're talking about. i mean, we're very fortunate. we've got 100 pounds of ice on loch ness this weekend. we're only going to scratch the surface. >> how deep? >> 227 meters at the deepest point. >>s that's pretty deep. >> if you find anything, paul, you better let us know, all right? >> you'll have to join the queue. we're inundated with press

today. >> have you ever seen nessy? >> i am not one of the lucky ones. i've seen so many things people brought in, photos, video going what's this. i had one this morning, i can't explain it. i don't know what it is. >> we're glad to have you this morning as the mystery continues to be unsolved. thank you, paul. >> thank you, paul. >> we've got a big show ahead. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at bestwestern.com. planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 30% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 30% at pods.com today. they say seeing is believing, but with stearns & foster® that's only part of the story.

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