a lot of pain. a lot of emotion to bear for one young woman. yeah, such a young age. lawura, thank you very much. new day continues right now. hello i m brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day. the race to vak nate a new look at the highest risk places in the country where vaccinations are lagging far behind. top scientists throwing cold water on the lab leak theory. we ll speak to one of the experts who is studying the evidence. and a 90s throw back getting a vaccine remix, juvenile is here live with his new old song. and the former president s lawsuit targeting big tech, is this really about the first amendment or just a little frivolous? a big welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it s thursday, july 8th. and covid is on the rise again in the decision about whether to get vaccinated or not is becoming a matter of life and death. last month 130 people died of covid in maryland and according to maryland s govern
once-pivotal base and questions remain about the fate of afghan translators who risked their lives helping the u.s. this hour we ll speak live with michael mccaul, it s a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the biden administration misses its signature covid goal of getting 70% of american adults at least one vaccine dose by today. it s accessible, it s free, it s available. mike: we ll talk with former cdc director tom frieden about how to boost the vaccination effort and fears of breakthrough cases. then, house republican leader kevin mccarthy cranks up pressure on members of his own party considering joining a democrat-led investigation of the january 6th riot. not threatening anybody with committee assignments. mike: we ll is can ask our sunday panel whether republicans will fall in line. and our power player of the week, one of the world s best selling fiction authors on the nonfiction book he says may be his most important one yet. all right now on fox news sund
once-pivotal base and questions remain about the fate of afghan translators who risked their lives helping the u.s. this hour we ll speak live with michael mccaul, it s a fox news sunday exclusive. then, the biden administration misses its signature covid goal of getting 70% of american adults at least one vaccine dose by today. it s accessible, it s free, it s available. mike: we ll talk with former cdc director tom frieden about how to boost the vaccination effort and fears of breakthrough cases. then, house republican leader kevin mccarthy cranks up pressure on members of his own party considering joining a democrat-led investigation of the january 6th riot. not threatening anybody with committee assignments. mike: we ll is can ask our sunday panel whether republicans will fall in line. and our power player of the week, one of the world s best selling fiction authors on the nonfiction book he says may be his most important one yet. all right now on fox news sund
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosa prince, who s the editor of the house, parliament s in house magazine, and george eaton senior online editor at the new statesman. welcome at the new statesman. back to both of you. let mt bring welcome back to both of you. let me bring you an update to tomorrow s front pages. the daily mirror says there is fury at the health secretary as families of care home covid victims demand an urgent inquiry to find out why loved ones became lambs to the slaughter . the daily telegraph writes that matt hancock is facing mounting pressure after admitting that he allowed people to be discharged from hospital into care homes without being tested for covid. the metro adds that the health secretary dodged claims that he lied to borisjohnson about care home residents who were sent back from hospital without tests. the guardian reports that he defended himself by claiming it was
this is new day. we begin with a sober warning from the cdc director. please hear me clearly. at this level of cases with variants spreading, we stand to completely lose the hard-earned ground we have gained. now is not the time to relax. here s why she s saying that. after falling for weeks, new coronavirus cases are plateauing at a very high level. this could be caused by the highly contagious new variants. this as a lot of states are easing their restrictions. reopening restaurants, theaters and entirely removing some indoor dining restrictions. meanwhile, johnson & johnson s newly approved single dose vaccine could start going into arms today, but the amount available is much lower than originally promised. new this morning, a 33-year-old woman with a name and a story. she s publicly accused andrew cuomo of making an unwanted advance. ruch who is seen here says that cuomo touched her face and back and asked to kiss her moments after they met at a wedding in sept