rachel ray also helped purchase the necessary equipment for the ophthalmology department of lviv hospitalduring her visits to ukraine, shevkuharka and the tv presenter also visit front-line cities. kateryna oliynyk, espresso tv channel. and we ask you to join the urgent collection for our soldiers. scouts need a reliable off-road vehicle to perform tasks in the war zone. with the help of a car, the military transports personnel, ammunition from cars, launches drones. the car is already in ukraine, it remains to be dug up and delivered to the front. our goal is uah 3,000. with your help, we have already collected almost uah 270,000. there is very little left, so remember, each of your donations is important, join the collection, you can see all the details on the screen. 1542 years from the foundation, the capital of ukraine celebrates today. by kyiv day, the monument to the city's founders was renovated and the largest flagpole was installed, on which the national flag of ukraine always flies, - reported the head of the capital vitaliy klitschko. during the day from there will be various

rachel ray also helped purchase the necessary equipment for the ophthalmology department of the lvival. during her visits to ukraine, shevka, a cook and tv presenter , also visits front-line cities. kateryna oliynyk, espresso tv channel. today, the capital of ukraine is celebrating 1542 years since its founding. by kyiv day, the monument to the founders of the city was renovated and the largest flagpole was installed, on which the national flag of ukraine will always fly. this was announced by the head of the capital vitaliy klitschko. various events will take place throughout the day festive events, charity events, performances, concerts and a film festival. in cannes, they called it a victory. the palme d'or was awarded to the comedy-drama annora directed by sean baker, and the grand prix went to the musical all that we imagine as light. it is the first indian film in the competition program in 30 years. in total , more than two dozen films participated in the film festival this year. i remind and ask you to join our urgent collection. a reliable suv. scouts need to perform tasks i

rachel: it's not a chihuahua. ray cute -- will i'll so cute that when you come over -- we come over the your house, you have to say, careful, he bites. [laughter] rachel: that's true. joey: we have a frenchie, and those dogs with an abomination. god gave us in this, and we turned it into in this, that's what i have. he's awesome. but he smells bad and and he gets into everything. he hasn't learned a thing a day in his life are. he's just what he is. rachel: keep sending the photos in, especially animal photos. baby photos, or we like that too. will: if i had to talk trash on pete, he surely would have on me for dancing yesterday. florida, when he kicked off the all-american summer concert series yesterday, this was a 3-hour debate. what am i going to do? i knew, gotta dance. saw rachel last year up. there dancing, i saw todd piro split his pants, so i just leaned in. how do you think -- rachel: well, i'm going to tell you with, it's hard because he has the best backup dancers ever, they are amazing. and look at everyo

a silkworm from the united states of america, rachel ray.ndard taste combinations came out of traditional products. i am mentally supporting you during this period. i just never met people who were so brave, so devoted to each other. ukrainians are fighting for the democracy of the whole world, so i believe that everyone's job and duty is to help ukraine. ray chaurey already. in the sixth visited ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, this time she did not come alone, but with the participant of the american cooking show masterchef, noah simpson. he cooked for the military in a special mobile van. we want this center to have a main kitchen because 4,000 people need to be fully fed there every day. food unites everyone all over the world. it is such a universal language. as well as music. for a few hours, the occupational therapy kitchen of the nezlamni rehabilitation center turned into a real restaurant. the chef shared recipes and secrets. the preparation, the dishes were tasted by hospital patients, a very intere

rachel: the villages? will: yeah. a rayry unnatural to live in an environment where there are no children. of. pete: there are grandchildren. rachel: right. but they're not actually allowed to live at the villages. pete: why not? rachel: because they're not. will: all right. we'll keep this debate going. rachel: you have to own be in the village, you have to be older. pete: well, i know that, but you can is have a grand son sleep over. will: new satellite images show china building a new mystery ship, how it threatens the west, and are we prepared to take on their naval warfare? that's next. with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ how long have you been tracking the value of our car? should we sell it? we hold... our low mileage is pa

[laughter] rachel: ray that's i awesome. will: many students seek him out for extra cuddles. ching post privileges and litter box responsibilitying s. pete: self-sufficient cat. rachel: instead of ripping up your harvard degree, you could have given it to your cat. pete: my cat's smarter than most harvard grads. rachel: or you could use it in the litter box. [laughter] pete: as the lining? that's you i there. will: roams campus. he's like a barn cat. pete: he's like a barn cat -- will: why don't the barn cats get degrees? they're use too. rachel: in this world, everyone gets degrees. pete: yes. [laughter] rachel: all right. well, the democrat versus republican divide gets a little steeper. >> are your feelings hurt? >> oh, girl, baby girl finish. >> oh, really? >> don't even play. >> baby girl? rachel: girl, don't even play. [laughter] so sad. it's, like, uh. okay. senator fetterman saying they're making it the jerry springer show look tame. t on propane to e everything great. but did you know propane also powers school buses that produce lower emissions that lead to higher te

rachel: ray yeah. and i think, you know, young people are just sort of naturally counter-culture.r-cultural. i can't think of anything more counter-cultural in this environment than saying i want to become a christian, dedicate my life to jesus and his teachings. but i have the believe the low point that they have reached mentally, psychologically because of social media and the irony, you know? all this connectivity that leaves young people lonelier than ever and with no rudder and with no guy dance because so many -- guidance because so many adults have failed them in terms of patsing on the faith. i'm just so glad you're covering this, kim. i'm so glad that i belong to a news organization that sees this as a newsworthy, because it certainly is. and we're just going to keep praying that the holy spirit does its work and more young people can turn to such a meaningful, positive, eternal -- >> exactly. rachel: -- in this world. >> it makes our world a better mace. if you could take a pill that the you would want to, that you know would give you happiness and make you feel fulfille

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rachel: we might have the sheriff. let's go ahead and bring him in. this is texas sheriff ray sappington. sheriff, what's the latest? ?do we have him? dis% yes. rachel: sheriff sappington, can you hear me. >> i can. rachel: you can. okay. >> i can, yes. rachel: okay. so first of all, we're so sorry to hear about everything that's been going on there, the damage looks horrible. tell us what's the latest and what you're focused on right now. >> we are still in a search and rescue mode. we've had a couple hours of daylight and the damage is really devastating, but our latest numbers, we had five confirmed fatalities, three adults, two juveniles and sadly we expect that number to rise. joey: sheriff, i know you're a county sheriff. have you heard from the governor? have there been any state assets deployed as far as the search and rescue, things like that? >> we have had some state resources and i've not personally heard from the governor but i have had a call from a state senator, drew springer, and so we have plenty of resources for right now. it's been a amazing response from surrounding counties and cities, various fi

rachel: yeah. [laughter] >> we cut just a couple slices so you guys are. >> can have this. pete: please. oh, my goodness. rayt me know how -- rachel: come on, texas guy with. try the brooklyn brisket. will: it's going to be good, i can tell just looking at it. pete: you can just tell -- rachel: amazing. are. rick: where can people find morgan's? the. >> 267 flatbush in brooklyn are. we always have -- and this is what i want to show. we do, like, a great sandwich. rick: oh, come on. will: that's beautiful. ing. >> some grilled onions, and nothing is going wrong with some these on top. rachel: oh -- rick: come on. pete: wow. will: thank you so much. >> thank you. rachel: we're going to do a team morgan's barbecue here this new york -- will: and we've got our friend laura dickey who brought an entire spread. >> hi, y'all. thanks for having us. great to see y'all. absolutely, brisket is a texas brisket. you can see the bark, the smoke ring, you can absolutely see all of that flavor and juice right there. should come apart really easily. flip it over. see right here. pete: oh, yeah. >> gorgeous, right there. get

rachel: i've done hits with you guys -- will: no way. you don't need a wig, you have a lot of hair -- rayut it takes time, i throw it in a ponytail -- will: no way. rachel: i've done fox nation hits with you guys, election night stuff, like -- yeah -- will: now the i'm going to be on wig watch. [laughter] i am. i'm going to be, like, is that a wig? rachel: you know what in. pete:.that's amazing. rachel: i'll bring the wig. i bought it on amazon, nicole staff pyre told me to do this because she had a shoulder surgery and is couldn't do her hair, so she bought a wig, and i thought it looked amazing. but i went one step further, i didn't just buy the wig, i bought the styrofoam headed to put the wig on -- pete: so you have a creepy head? rachel: my kids come into the bathroom and are, like, mom, that's so creepy -- rachel: i don't think you're supposed to be outing other wig wearers. [laughter] rachel: she's coming on today. she's going the talk about zyn, and we're going to ask about th- pete: do you think you could do a man wig? could we do that? rachel: let's get you a man wig. [laughter]

rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international on our special coverage of x ray today. but it is a special day for russia and the world mark in the 79th anniversary of the red armies defeat of naziism in the great patriotic war. today we commemorate the unwavering resilience of the soviet people and their triumph over fascism and our special coverage from our studio at the very heart of moscow. the, you know, when you hear about russian national on some, even for an ex spot like myself, it's still fillasy with such as census fried, just the sound of the russian national lance. and it's such a moving, moving on them. and of course, very strong words from the russian president vladimir food and basically saying 79 years old. and since the defeat of nonsense and yet there are certain people in the world, certain players who, who wants to whitewash the history of not just in from the 2nd world hill, some actors in the west. they don't want to recognize what was the soviet union's enormous sacrifice and vice during the 2nd world war. the great war, as it is not here in the r

ray and then the next day he caught a hugal gater gar, what's that? will: i used to be in fear of those in the lake. rachelounds, shattering the previous record of 117 pounds pounds. pete: joining us now, that angler, art weston. art, prehistoric 200-pound alligator snap thing turtle? did you know -- snapping turtle? in did you know they existed? how did you reel it in? >> we weren't trying to catch it. it was a surprise. [laughter] we were trying to get annal a gater gay -- an alligator gar fish, and it took the bait. it didn't fight normally. usually, a gar will swim out and away from the boat. this one kind of stayed under the boat. so my professional guide, captain kirk kirkland, he thinks that was of a turtle. so we did get it close to the boat and, sure enough, it was a massive turtle. i've never seen a turtle that big. he was able to get it into the boat by grabbing its tail. and then right behind its head on the shell and winch it up over the side of the boat. we needed to get it in to get the hook out. it was actually stuck in his pa- will: you caught him by the paw? >> yeah. will: i was going to

ray wow. that's e the mom if advice we needed. charlie: it's great advice. she was iron-firsted when it came to that. rachel: she a good rider?, yeah. oh, excellent rider. she is. pete: i need some tips because we're about to get a horse, hopefully, and i know nothing -- charlie: you'll be a crazy rider, and that's fine. that's a good thing. rachel: maybe you'll have to have charlie down to the ranch. pete: i need the help, for sure. rachel: or the farm, is it the farm? if. pete: whatever you want, come pound. charlie: it's the american way. pete: no other way to figure it out. by the way, we mentioned it last hour, we'll be back the mothers and mother's day because it's all morning long here, and we dt yesterday in wildwood, new jersey, he wished all the mothers happy mother's day, to include melania. he also name checked one other person while on the stage in wildwood, new jersey, and that was governor doug burgum whose name has been floated a lot as potential vice president or something else. well, donald trump, in front of 100,000 people in wildwood, a record in new jersey, said this. listen. >> doug burgum and katherine,

rachel. they tried to paint cohen as a bunch of things. an unreliable narrator or grifter or someone in it for themselves, selfish. >> ray spurned the lover. >> someone who was obsessed with donald trump and then when he was cast aside for not getting a position in the white house he was intent on destroying donald trump. did you find any of those characterizations particularly effective? >> i might have found anyone of them effective, had the prosecution not laid all of them out in advance to put them in context and tell us all what they mean. i did not know that michael cohen had called the defense lawyer, todd blanche, a crying little swearword. the very first thing today. that he had complained about the defense lawyers in a tiktok video or something. that was new. will that change my view about what michael cohen brings to the case? no, but the prosecution did a good job eliciting from the other witnesses. oh yeah, michael cohen called himself a lawyer. a fixer, he only fixes things he broke. we got all of this stuff, all of the ad hominem anything you could want we have already had and then they put it in context. here is when he sto

rachel: yeah. pete: and then having it go public, yeah, it's terrible. it's absolutely terrible. and, by the way, you mentioned rayfootage will tie into what we're about to talk about after these headlines to contrast professional athletes and what they're shamed for. we turn now to a few additional headlines starting with this, a fox weather alert. more than 550,000 people across texas and louisiana are waking up without power still the after severe weather that that killed at least 7 people many houston this week. -- in houston this week. >> come on, come on! [inaudible conversations] >> get away from the glass! pete: houston is currently picking up the pieces this morning after thursday's storm. officials say it could be weeks before some residents get power back, weeks. wow. >>> and the nypd arresting the homeless suspect accused of punching actor steve busc everything mi earlier this week, allegedly slugging the actor as he walked down the street peacefully in manhattan on may 8th, also accused of attack another minute just minutes before. no word yet on how soon he'll be released. maybe already is, who knows

rachel: that's right. he sure is plus, trump met with roaring reception at the coca-cola 600 in charlotte. [. [cheers and applause] >> joey: and saluting service, billie rayyrus joins us with a special performance of some gave all. "fox & friends" begins right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ [god bless america] ♪ [god bless america] ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: that's a great way to start this morning. we are honoring memorial day with the navy band northeast ceremonial band performing live on fox square. good morning to you all, rachel, as well as joey. thank you for your service, brother. >> joey: thank you. >> lawrence: on this memorial day. >> rachel: good morning to both of you. there's a lot planned on this show. >> lawrence: we're obviously celebrating memorial, the life and legacy of those people that made the ultimate sacrifice. we do honor them today. we got some news as well, some weather. and we're going to be getting your input all morning. you can tell your stories right here on "fox & friends." we start with a fox weather alert though. more than 120 million people are at risk for severe weather this memorial day. as dangerous

rachel: check it out this week. >> scary statistics, the number of nypd officers on the job hits the lowest point in more than 30 years. >> what could go wrong. former nypd commissioner raywing risk to public safety. my dad believed in hard work, and the farm was the perfect place to learn grit, determination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground to the final stitch. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20 the numbers of staggering. the number of nypd officers on the job the lowest in three decades with 200 cops reportedly leaving each month. former nypd commissioner and guardian group ceo ray kelly is here to react. mr. commissioner, thanks for being here. why is this happening? >> it's a good question, pete. i think a lot of this developed after the death of george floyd, cops were demonized, they were vilified, thousands started to leave and that hemorrhaging is continuing. not only in new york city,

ray. >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. one minute past for our top stories this hour, the shadow chancellor says britain's economy will only stabilise with a change of government. rachelachel reeves is promising a tough set of new spending rules that she says will grow the economy while keeping taxes, inflation and mortgages as low as possible. the tories say their current plan is working, with the shadow chancellor says people feel worse off. >> we have economic growth on its knees, we have the decline in living standards. the first time on record where living standards will be lower at the end of the parliament than they were at the beginning. debt at almost 100% of gdp and taxes at almost 100% of gdp and taxes at a 70 year high. so after five prime ministers, seven chancellors, 12 plans for growth, we know that it is time for change. >> 18 year olds face compulsory national service if the tories win the next general election. the prime minister says young people will be given a choice of 12 months in the armed forces , 12 months in the armed forces, or one weekend a month volunteering in their communities . rishi sunak says he communities. rishi sunak says he hopes