claudius father peter lawrence died earlier. father peter lawrence died earlier this year not knowings. even _ her. i mean, i prayed daily for answers. even if _ her. i mean, i prayed daily for answers. even if they - her. i mean, i prayed daily for answers. even if they are i her. i mean, i prayed daily for| answers. even if they are bad, her. i mean, i prayed daily for i answers. even if they are bad, i pray daily for something. and i know they will come. pray daily for something. and i know they will come-— they will come. something has chanted they will come. something has changed in _ they will come. something has changed in this _ they will come. something has changed in this investigation i they will come. something has| changed in this investigation to lead to this new search the police won't elaborate on where any new information has come from. for claudius family this is another agonising to us in this 12 year ministry. eight woman and two children have died in a crash involving a motor home and ate lori. north yorkshire police at the a0 for—year—old woman, a nine—year—old g

claudia's father, peter lawrence, died earlier this year, not knowing what had happened to his daughteras helped her. i mean, i've prayed daily for answers, even if they're bad. i've prayed daily for something. and i know they will come. something has changed in this investigation to lead to this new search, but police won't elaborate on where any new information has come from. for claudia's family, this is another agonising twist in this 12—year mystery. danny savage, bbc news, york. the latest government coronavirus figures show there were 35,81l7 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average there were 33,828 new cases per day in the last week. the most recent figures show there were more than 6,500 people in hospital with the virus yesterday. 149 deaths were recorded in the past 21l hours, with an average of 106 deaths a day in the past week. on vaccinations, 87.9% of adults in the uk have now had theirfirstjab, and 77.4% have had two. protection against coronavirus starts to reduce within six months of people being fully vaccinated with the pfizer or

her father campaigned relentlessly for information, but earlier this year peter lawrence died.e 2020 paralympic games have officially opened in tokyo, just over two weeks after the olympics ended. 4,000 athletes from more than 160 countries will take part in the games, but, with covid cases continuing to rise injapan, most events will be held without spectators. from tokyo, our sports correspondent andy swiss sent this report. 364 days after it was meant to start, the countdown was finally complete. despite the delay, despite the pandemic, the paralympics arrived in a spectacle of sound and colour — a vibrant opening ceremony entitled "we have wings" highlighting the power of paralympians. but inevitably there was also a more sombre note. at a time of record covid rates here in japan, the empty seats told their open story. like the olympics, these games will be largely behind closed doors. for the athletes, though, it's still the biggest stage of all. and here they come... the british team led out by swimmer ellie simmonds and archerjohn stubbs will have high hopes, while the p

claudia's father, peter lawrence, died earlier this year, not knowing what had happened to his daughterith has helped her. i mean, i've prayed daily for answers, even if they're bad. i've prayed daily for something. and i know they will come. something has changed in this investigation to lead to this new search. the police won't elaborate on where any new information has come from. for claudia's family, this is another agonising twist in this 12—year mystery. danny savage, bbc news, york. the latest government coronavirus figures show there were 35,8117 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average there were 33,828 new cases per day in the last week. the most recent figures show there were more than 6,500 people in hospital with the virus yesterday. 149 deaths were recorded in the past 2a hours, with an average of 106 deaths a day in the past week. 0n vaccinations, 87.9% of adults in the uk have now had their firstjab, and 77.4% have had two. protection against coronavirus starts to reduce within six months of people being fully vaccinated with the pfize

every year, her father made an appeal for information but earlier this year, peter lawrence died.sappearance although police are playing down the possibility of an imminent answer. it is interesting police refused to take any questions when they made the statement. they will not be drawn on what has brought them here. the enquiry has always been ongoing over the 12 years in the background but this does feel significant, what's happening here. has somebody finally come forward with a vital piece of information? detectives have always said they believed there were people staying deliberately silent. has somebody finally cracked. north yorkshire police say they will be here for several days potentially and they are searching the woodland behind me and also a number of lakes, which are former gravel pits which are now used fishing ponds. our top story this evening: g7 leaders call on the taliban to allow safe passage for anyone who wants to leave afghanistan beyond the end of the month deadline. and by yeah but athletes are hoping to shine as the paralympics gets under in tokyo. —— de

every year, her father made an appeal for information but earlier this year, peter lawrence died.swer. welcome back. lets return to the sad news today that rolling stones drummer charlie watts has died. he was 80. his agent said he passed away in a london hospital with his family around him. let's speak to mike edison, author of the book "sympathy for the drummer: why charlie watts matters" and former editor of high times magazine. he joins us from new york. really get to happy with us on such a sad day. why don't you answer that question that your book poses is. how did charlie white changing our understanding of rock and roll, and how important was he to the history of the rolling stones? iie how important was he to the history of the rolling stones?— of the rolling stones? he was the rolling stones, _ of the rolling stones? he was the rolling stones, and _ of the rolling stones? he was the rolling stones, and if _ of the rolling stones? he was the rolling stones, and if you - of the rolling stones? he was the rolling stones, and if you asked i rolling stones, and if you asked n

every year, her father made an appeal for information but earlier this year, peter lawrence died.lity of an imminent answer. it is interesting police refused to take any questions when they made the statement. they will not be drawn on what has brought them here. the enquiry has always been ongoing over the 12 years in the background but this does feel significant, what's happening here. has somebody finally come forward with a vital piece of information? detectives have always said they believed there were people staying deliberately silent. has somebody finally cracked? north yorkshire police say they will be here for several days potentially and they are searching the woodland behind me and also a number of lakes, which are former gravel pits which are now used. —— as fishing ponds. 0ur —— as fishing ponds. our thanks to danny savage with that update there. more on the death of rolling stones drummer, charlie watts, who has died at the age of 80. tributes have poured in for the drummer from across the music world, including from beatle ringo starr. we're going to miss you, peac

steve: it's not surprising but the president did not answer peter's question. lawrence: did not.was talking about title 42, which was, you know, was clarified by the cdc this week. he said we're not going to get rid of it we're going to keep it in place. the president made it sound like because of title 42 we are turning everybody around except kids and we have got to let kids. in that is not the case. they are letting a lot of people. in and a lot of people not just children, a lot of family units, a lot of women and children a hot of have covid. that is why peter brought up the question to your point, lawrence, because it flies in the face of what joe biden is trying to do. you know, are for the second time in a week he went on national television and he said hey, everybody needs to get the shot. he said, you know, i hear from these doctors and they say i just had somebody in icu room who said hey, doc, i have got covid, can i get the shot? he goes no, it's too late. and joe biden made it very clear get the shot. it can save your life. and that flies in the face of what is goin

lawrence: peter, terry, i'm sorry we're out of time.justice. that is not just heartless for the person that committed the crime but the d.a. as well. thanks for joining us. more "fox & friends" after the break. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪. rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." if you've been to a restaurant since the start of the pandemic you may have been asked to scan a qr code to access a paperless menu. as the textless system gains popularity should you be concerned about your safety? "kurt the cyberguy" joins us now to discuss. kurt, this is so interesting when i saw this story. i never thought about this when i scan my qr code that i could possibly be tracked through cyber, through the qr code. >> it's true, it's true. good morning rachel. this is a blessing to restaurants. over half the restaurants that are full serve t

doesn't even look like a real picture something from disney movie expect to see peter pan go flying by there or something. >> lawrence karnow here with a look at the weather. does look magical out there tonight. that's like a thing about being in the bay area. some of the need sites to see. unfortunately now we'll start to throw a little more haze in the forecast. i think as we're going to see a little more northerly component overnight tonight and tomorrow. so with that in mind, if you're susceptible to some of those conditions from the smoke, be prepared to close those windows and stay indoors out there tonight, though. we are seeing some patchy fog out there, but it's very patchy around the bay area. a little hazy. some of the patchy fog bumping up against the east bay hills right now. but we're going to see some change in the wind pattern as high pressure begins to build in the bay. of course, we have a couple patches of fog along the coastline. but even that starting to mix out a little bit. but as high pressure builds overhead that's going to kind of compress that marine air as well. and that means little left

lawrence: we honored his brother, where it all started. rachel: maybe he will bring back renewed patriotism. peter: go to church, everybody. maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining uses. welcome to sunday morning futures. i'm maria bartiromo, today changing the subject. the southwest border is wide open with lawlessness. 1 million apprehended this year already. tens of thousands of others get aways, fentanyl, now covid cases up 900% and yet in congress it's crunch time ahead of the senate's august 6th recess. senator chuck schumer trillion dollars of spending, will he get 60 votes? i don't meaning up barrasso on why he will vote no to free college, check in the mail, amnesty for illegals and climate agenda in the 5 and a half trillion dollar agenda. former trump adviser stephen miler on why title 42 means life and death in america surge in covid cases. the gloves come off as masks go back on. nancy pelosi calls gop leader a moron to reporters as she threatens arrest for maskless vaccinated capitol staffers. [inaudible] maria: coming up former neurosurgeon and hud secretary ben carson on the science

congressman peter meyer thank you for joining us from washington. steve: lawrencehaving breakfast with friends in a diner near for the drum in upstate new york. lawrence, good morning. lawrence: hey, good morning, steve. we are still in meme's and it is a packed crowd here. we are going to be talking about politics of the day. before i get to those folks i have got try my biscuits and gravy and it is, let's see, so good. more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. this is the tempur-pedic breeze. and its mission is to make sleep feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking. or polar ice cap air-conditioner mode. because the temp

lawrence following that from the white house right now. edward? >> the pool has been taken in, waiting for the president to come out. peter doocy is in that room.has some questions obviously for the president. he wants to be talking -- president joe biden wants to talk about the mask mandates, the mask recommendations as well as his vaccination campaign. the cdc has said that this delta variant is more infectious even among vaccinated people. the president and others in the white house have been using the break through infections to push vaccinations. over the past seven days, it's worked. they've seen an increase in the number of people getting vaccinationed. the president adding that vaccines are critical to health, saving lives and moving the economy forward. >> the vaccines work even as the cases go up due to the highly transmissionable disease, the delta variant. we're not seeing a big rise in cases because of the vaccinations. this is an epidemic of the unvaccinated. the pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> on that mask reversal, a senior white house official says the delta variant and the data they're seeing from last may is very different f

it, peter difazio, the chair of the infrastructure committee, has his own bill that he thinks is better than this bipartisan bill, so there's still a lot of work to do. but you know what, lawrenceeat piece and she noted, they pause every few hours to congratulate themselves as being bipartisan at a very difficult time. pausing to congratulate yourself, i think, is a senate thing. >> e.j. dion, orenstein, thank you for being here. >>> day 197 of the biden administration. tonight the delta variant surge shows no signs of easing, and the newest data tells a troubling story. the daily average of new cases in the u.s. is now nearing 90,000. we haven't been here since mid-february. health officials in two of the hardest hit states, texas and florida, say the new reality is reflected in the situation on the ground. >> the 7-day average of new cases is up 92% in last week. hospitalizations are up

lawrence: fauci. rachel: exactly. fauci had pretty much laundered american money through his buddy peter daszak ecohealth lab.ton did, too. did dr. fauci say anything? nothing. that guy is so -- been so discredited. he should have been the first person to say, listen, we have got to look into that lab because i sent money through my friend peter daszak to that lab and that could have been -- and i bet he probably knew that that lab had as well. will: he wasn't just wrong he had a conflict of interest. simply more than being incompetent and points to more than simply being wrong. as for the media really quickly, i think it's so important to remember the misinformation and once again proven wrong. it's not just this story. that's the point. whether or not it's hunter biden or this story they will try to o silent any voice of dissent total monday monolithic group think. set aside right or wrong banished. trump is banished. tucker carlson is targeted. if you dare go against that think tank party line you must be silenced. remember that as they feed you the next round of b.s. you have and i think we have another e

lawrence. we are joined now by martin dales, a friend of claudia's late father peter. good morning.n. bittersweet, i think. searching this new location. bittersweet, ithink. 0bviously, searching this new location. bittersweet, ithink. obviously, it was sad that peter died in february. going to his grave not knowing where claudia is, in itself is bad enough, but all i do know is that he would be pleased that the police are carrying on their activity and we wish them well in their energies and resources in trying to find some closure to this matter for... after over 12 years. it is pretty hard. it is also very hard on people who are left behind outside. in the world of missing people. and the charity is missing people. and the charity is missing people. and the charity is missing people help. there are lots of people who appreciated the work he did when he was alive to give help in terms of practical help in resolving some of these issues when they become a major problem, which they become a major problem, which they have done for loads of people. it is desperately sad. it is the firs

lawrence, kansas. steve: that's i went to college. janice: that's where he went to college tell me your name. >> james. janice: can you tell me the weather today. >> it's cloudy. janice: fantastic. peterto get much higher than that unfortunately. you know, if you like the cooler air, i guess you like it. we do have some showers along the coast. we could see some stray showers across the northeast and east coast, florida. the southeast and the gulf coast. but you know what? all in all not a bad forecast today. no big weather systems to talk about. it is hot though out west where we have wildfire danger once again for the northwest. and parts of the great basin so we'll continue to monitor that. that's pretty darn hot 122 in death valley. can you give me a high five james? nicely done. everybody is nice out in kansas right, steve doocy? steve: j.d. turn to james and say rock chalk. janice: rock chalk? do you know whether a that is? do you know what that is. >> no. >> go k.u. steve: it's a mascot. janice: we learn something new every day. steve: thanks j.d. well, that went well. coming up on our program, senator rand paul is going to join us live. first, critics tried canceling our next