guest: john nichols -- host: john nichols, same question to you. guest 2: it is good, but it is challenged. president biden came in and a very unstable moment. he is dealing with covid and a bunch of other challenges. biden's great task is to stabilize that situation, get the vaccines out, get us back toward some level of normalcy, and by that measure, he has done very well. i mean, you look at the process of vaccinations going across the country, it is quite successful. you look at the number of covid cases, the number of covid deaths reducing in almost all parts of the country. united states now at a point where it can actually take a leadership role in the world at fighting covid. so you see a lot of successes there. you see the american leave act and some other initial legislation. but what i think is challenged, i think now you are into the reality of government and at this point, you recognize -- and i will differ with my friend cal a little bit, i think joe biden got a pretty decent mandate. he won a majority of the vote. democrats took the

i don't think that is working too well at the t moment. >> john nichols, same questione to you. complete the sentence print the state of the biden presidency so far is what -- >> the biden partisans he is but it is challenged and i think it is important to understand that president biden came in and a very unstable i moments and thee is no doubt of that. you remember, back in january we were still dealing with the covid surge and a whole bunch of challenges and bidens great task was to stabilize that situation and get the vaccines out and begin to get us back to some level of normalcy and by that measure he is done very well. we look at where the process of vaccinations going across country is quite successful and you look at the number of covid cases and the number of covid deaths definitely reducing almost all parts of the country in the united states now is a point where it can take a leadership role in the world on fighting covid. you see a lot of successes there and you see the passage of the american leave act and other initial legislation but when i say it's challenging i

with me now is kate nicholl, royal editor of vanity fain — nicholl, royal editor of vanity fain and _f vanity fair. and also author of number of books _ fair. and also author of number of books on _ fair. and also author of number of books on the royals. i'm told katie will be here very shortly. let's speak to our royal correspondent daniela relph. you were saying that windsor castle has often been a more informal setting? i has often been a more informal settin: ? ~ . has often been a more informal settin: ? ~' ., ., has often been a more informal settina? ~' ., ., ., setting? i think there are two of those setting? i think there are two of these visits _ setting? i think there are two of those visits are _ setting? i think there are two of those visits are living _ setting? i think there are two of those visits are living quite - those visits are living quite memorable. ronald reagan came here in 1982. people may remember pictures of him riding with the queen. there was also the trip from the bombers. that was an incredibly informal meeting with them. we are seeing the queen now, re

me. julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree in tourism and event management last october and i always thought nothing could go wrong. as i went into event management, the opportunity seemed endless. weddings concerts, conferences, no one could have imagined. they'd all just vanish. stuff i've been applying for jobs since i graduated in october 2020. i told them that i sent out 45 applications . i 7 are pending and i've had 38 rejections all stand up and i think and tony schultz is 18 and graduated from high school last year. she spent months applying for a spot to apprentice as an administrative assistant. finally, she got lucky. i got a place, but because of the pandemic, they kept postponing my contract. then at the end of may last year, i got a written cancellation. they said due to the pandemic, they had to attract their offer. the german trade union federation is alarmed by the lack of opportunities for young people to log off to the situation on the job training market. a serious, we've seen a

here's a look at to recent graduates in germany struggling to start their chosen careers. julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree in tourism and event management last october. and so i always thought nothing could go wrong as i went into event management. the opportunity seemed endless. weddings concerts, conferences, no one could have imagined. they'd all just vanish. stuff i've been applying for jobs since i graduated in october 2021. but i sent out 45 applications. i 7 are pending and i've had 38 rejections. i'll stand after that, i think. and tony schultz is 18 and graduated from high school last year. she spent months applying for a spot to apprentice as an administrative assistant. finally, she got lucky. i got a place, but because of the pandemic they kept postponing my contract than at the end of may last year i got a written cancellation. they said, due to the pandemic, they had to attract their offer. the german trade union federation is alarmed by the lack of opportunities for young people. do you like optimal situation on the job? training market is serious. we've s

guest: john nichols -- host: john nichols, same question to you. 2: it is good, but it is challenged. president biden came in and a very unstable moment. he is dealing with covid and a bunch of other challenges. biden's great task is to stabilize that situation, get the vaccines out, get us back toward some level of normalcy, and by that measure, he has done very well. i mean, you look at the process of vaccinations going across the country, it is quite successful. you look at the number of covid cases, the number of covid deaths reducing in almost all parts of the country. united states now at a point where it can actually take a leadership role in the world at fighting covid. so you see a lot of successes there. you see the american leave act and some other initial legislation. but what i think is challenged, i think now you are into the reality of government and at this point, you recognize -- and i will differ with my friend cal a little bit, i think joe biden got a pretty decent mandate. he won a majority of the vote. democrats took the house

look at 2 recent graduates in germany struggling to start their chosen careers. julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree in tourism and event management last october and i always thought nothing could go wrong. as i went into event management, the opportunity seemed endless weddings concerts, conferences, no one could have imagined. they'd all just vanish, dusty stuff. i've been applying for jobs since i graduated in october 2020. i told the sponsors but i sent out 45 applications. i. 7 are pending and i've had 38 rejections. i'll stand up and write this up. and tony schultz is 18 and graduated from high school last year. she spent months applying for a spot to apprentice as an administrative assistant. finally, she got lucky. i got a place, but because of the pandemic, they kept postponing my contract. then at the end of may last year, i got a written cancellation. they said, due to the pandemic, they had to attract their offer on the german trade union federation is alarmed by the lack of opportunities for young people dialogue, optimal situation on the job training market

joins us from hong kong via skype. professor nichols this evening of restrictions. you convinced it's a good idea. well see and listen to the, the people and job in japan. they, they don't seem to be in favor of it. and, but i think the, it's the i see in the japanese government been determined that the link. so going to go ahead. so i think the trying to release the pressure bit and just to see what they can, what they can, what sort of restrictions they can relieve starting, being very interesting to see, you know, what they actually are live people to do. because to real big concerns, is that basically will there be extra spread of b vos or to rock premises present in japan? right now, my suggestion is population. and then we'll have the situation of the athletes come in only 80 percent of them have been vaccinated. but they're coming from all around the world and that will be bringing potentially with them every single variance of the process. and the vos, this point of view, it cannot for anything better is no doubt that japan is being forced into this degree.

thank you very much, katie nicholl there, royal editor at - nicholl there, royal editor at vanity fairat on guard and perhapsjust biden in the inspection of that on guard and perhaps just one concession in what has been an incredibly busy few days for the 95—year—old monarch. let's speak to our royal correspondent, daniela relph. taking into account the royal visits that —— revisits to meet the queen that —— revisits to meet the queen that you have experience, what is your assessment of this will? there was an easy — your assessment of this will? there was an easy and — your assessment of this will? there was an easy and the _ your assessment of this will? there was an easy and the personal- was an easy and the personal relationship betweenjoe biden and the queen, that was obvious to see justin looking at the way they interacted and talked with each other and of course we do have this added insight you havejust been talking to katie nicholl about because we have heard what president biden told a team of us reporters about what the queen said to him, so about what the queen said to him,

katie nichols from ukhospitality. —— kate nicholls from ukhospitality. been closed for 15 months and now it looks like they can't re—open for another month. there have been several trial events, including club nights for 3,000 people in liverpool, to see how clubbing can return safely despite the pandemic. coronavirus has decimated the nightclub industry, with a recent report finding uk clubs have been forced to make 51% of their staff redundant since last year, many more than in pubs and bars. michael kill is chief executive of night time industries association. michael, what action are you going to take if the four week delay is announced? at going to take if the four week delay is announced?- delay is announced? at the moment. _ delay is announced? at the moment, just _ delay is announced? at the moment, just being - delay is announced? at the moment, just being very i delay is announced? at the - moment, just being very clear, i mean, this action, if this comes to fruition later today, is going to decimate the industry, particularly the night—time ec

the system that has been operating since 2018 hannah woman, she said to sit down on the log, i see nichol for us citizens in the city. this system helps providing a secure, orderly, and clean environment that the government doesn't mean to govern the city more efficiently. so, flash, mclaughlin, sather, wiley hall, john, they go check. the city brains, employees have access to more than 20900000 cameras. and this is just one hop of what the government envisions as a nationwide network. the goal is 100 percent camera coverage at all important places like train stations, crossroads parks, in berlin, scholar, mac i called back, has studied these efforts for many years. she says she has downloaded millions of tenders for surveillance systems from government websites that often spell out the goal of the surveillance explicitly comes from the machine. doesn't want to mention a mentally intox. they are describing how human interaction is the source of any social conflict. conflict is what could cause trouble for the government who is concerned with social stability. so as long as you can cover e

well, i didn't show you were a seamless and you know, i think a nichols he must have. did he have a student notes? was the super, did he let you do your own thing or tell me about his craft? when he made you think that it was your idea to do something? i realize that and also, i mean, jack are so wonderful. in this scene that he was yelling at me, he went home was there and justice bouncing added. oh my gosh. oh, yeah. those guys, when they flip a switch, i saw a great interview with virginia mail once, and she was talking about why he was cagney. and she said, when you flip her, she said i went from a guy that i was having lunch with the said who i loved to be literally scared, witless of them guys like nicholson. exactly. they knew how to throw that switch and get super intense. yes. absolutely. when we get back, we're going to talk to and about or early on way with the beginning of the career. she has such connection with george burns in specific in jack. i don't want to add specific details, but i just want to know what those 2 are like. they seem like such lovely

armenian prime minister nichol, passionate and his supporters are celebrating the victory and sundays, parliamentary election. bitter and divisive campaign passion, and it's fully reconciliation and mexico option tina have recall bastards from the correct q over consultation over present. daniel will take us increasing crackdown on the opposition more than a dozen opposition figures, including 5 potential presidential candidates have been the rest of this month. the us says it's waiting to hear back from north korea regarding a proposal for a meeting. the american special representative for north korea made the comment during talks with south korea unification minister, the visual se now is a good time to reopen discussions about young nuclear program. earlier this month, north korean leader kim jong warned his government to be fully prepared for both dialogue and confrontation with the us. most importantly, they go to countries agree on the shared commitment to pursue complete the implementation of the credit post diplomacy dialog, sophomore, and that's cost over $2.00 corresponded,

me. julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree in tourism and event management last october. and so i always thought nothing could go wrong. as i went into event management, the opportunity seemed endless. weddings concerts, conferences, no one could have imagined. they'd all just vanish. stuff. i've been applying for jobs since i graduated in october 2020. i told them that i sent out 45 applications . 7 are pending and i've had 38 rejections. i'll stand after that, i think. and tony schultz of 18, and graduated from high school last year. she spent months applying for a spot to apprentice as an administrative assistant. finally, she got lucky. i got a place that because of the pandemic, they kept postponing my contract than at the end of may last year i got a written cancellation. they said, due to the pandemic, they had to retract their offer. the german trade union federation is alarmed by the lack of opportunities for young people. to log off to the situation on the job training market is serious. we've seen a drastic drop in the number of vocational training places on of

me, julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree in tourism and event management last october. and i always thought nothing could go wrong as i went into event management. the opportunity seemed endless. weddings concerts, conferences, no one could have imagined. they'd all just vanish. stuff i've been applying for jobs since i graduated in october 2020. i told them that i sent out 45 applications . 7 are pending and i've had 38 rejections. i'll stand up and drive upside. antonia schultz is 18 and graduated from high school last year. she spent months applying for a spot to apprentice as an administrative assistant. finally, she got lucky. i got a place, but because of the pandemic they kept postponing my contract than at the end of may last year i got a written cancellation. they said, due to the pandemic, they had to attract their offer. the german trade union federation is alarmed by the lack of opportunities for young people to log off to the situation on the job. training market is serious. we've seen a drastic drop in the number of vocational training places on offer, and

i'm katie nichols and the director of intelligence at higher security company red canary. i'm an instructor for the fans institute as well as a fellow for the atlanta council, a really happy to be here today. happy to have you. hello, price. nice to have you on the stream. introduce yourself to our global audience. i thank you for having me. my name is grace jacobson, the director of operations group and i'm k entity, south task stream audience event for me. thanks for having me. on m. k towel, more field chief security officer for the americas, for palo alto networks and also retired the special agent to handle. so i know you're going to have questions if you're watching on youtube, you can put your questions or comments or concerns to i. cybersecurity experts jump into the comments section. i'd be part of today show. let me start with katie and, and, and, jeff, this is a question for all of you. i really want to understand what actually is a run some where attack they take many forms. katie used on yeah, i think what you brought up the beginning of the show, a great exam

thank you. armenia is in battle, prime minister nichol passion. yon has held on to his grip on power, months after defeats in a conflict with azerbaijan, that prompted mass protests demanding his resignation. passing out one sunday snap parliamentary election, tens of thousands of his supporters rallied in the capital. he ran as he fled, to build what he called a new armenia, rory challenge reports now from the armenian capital. yeah, in the end, it wasn't even close with a much bigger victory. them pre election polls predicted nicole pasheti and it's celebrating. it's a radi and central yerevan on monday nights. the thank the country and talked of work to be done. i mean, the political crisis that suffered anatomy on november 9th and over the republic of, i mean, i gave a mandate to our government. and this political team to establish a dictatorship of low and right, the people implemented and i don't have a lot so jubilation for the prime minister and his supporters. but although winning 54 percent votes from a turn out of not quite 50 percent, is a solid mandate. it's hardly a ring

yes, moscow considers rebecca cherry and a friend of russia and yes, nichol pasheti. and in his early days when he came to power on a wave of street protests looking much like one of the color revolutions that moscow pours, they were very worried about what nichol passion yan was going to do. but i think the 3 years that he's been in office, been a bit of a reality check for him about how independent armenia can be from russia. and also you have the outcome of the conflicts, as you say, which has left moscow with peacekeepers on the ground in the going to carry back and, and other parts of that region. and essentially both candidates, knowing that the con, diverge too much from being friends with moscow, and therefore moscow is pretty comfortable with both of these candidates. i'll just say we're, we're each helen's reporting live from the event for the mother already. many thanks. indeed, supporters of iran's new president of celebrated his victory on the streets of ron . hardly, not. abraham r e. c was declared the winner on saturday and an election marked by voter

had to pretty well you can just look of i to book the book, read digital de la rosa xerox children nichol. that's when you went to the girl that does the search. so we'll do the whole thing with the students i . oh i i have a question that should bottom this is so you know it so no laundry. big one. you flores, let's go here. show me who's going to miss you? he asked the boy the good guess would you just tell me it was quoted to me . ah ah . i the the course to do those things. let me start with amanda. i spoke with jessica cuz i heard the della re me less than that the doing was christian long for going to she gives me some more room for logan. how do you know should only be done. sure that she didn't birth i learned about it was like i i dismissed her new job like me to come tonight. i use just too much associates. i was a huge lock a hodge, and this is i'm not sure what to be done. a custom snyder. i was wrong to sheltered away from their parents and hurt them into a school against their will. there was no money or no father's fingers. they put his in a big playroom and we sort of look

than 80 percent of global supply and processes, the largest online as cobalt, lithium, copper, and nichol. here, china has secured strategic supply commitments from other countries to gain a monopoly. these materials are important when you will energy, which are needed to stop noble roaming. so right now, exceeding global climate goals depends on chinese roll materials. take lithium mining, like here in california. slipped in is used in batteries for electric cars to china, dominates the market. electric cars, wind and solar energy, all require a huge amount of critical materials. by 2040 lithium consumption is expected to be $42.00 times what it is now. the use of graphite cobalt. a nickel will increase massively well rate it will be consumed as 7 times the current range. huffman is another critical val. material that's in high demand or introduce an electric vehicles and generators. china recognize the signs of the times early on. now, europe is playing catch up. green and digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials. we import lithium for electric cars, pla

cycle, if i could go back to what bob merton said decades ago, that is the equivalent of picking up nichols in front of the steamroller -- picking up nickels in front of the steamroller. at some point, the fed will say, there is inflation, we will start tapering, we will start raising rate. a lot of folders of debt will start to get flattened. lisa: so, shorting the 10 year ahead of next week's fed decision might be the way to go. the fed can start talking about conditions and timing. this should come as a surprise to markets priced for a dovish fed. marilyn, do you agree? you think the market is set up for a surprise? marilyn: i am not sure we will see yields rise dramatically following next week's meeting. i think we will see the 10-year somewhat higher as it is now from here. the risks are certainly to the upside in terms of expectations laid out by the fed. however, our scenario is still that we might not see one rate increase brought forward into 20 23. but certainly, risks are growing that we will see more. if you see even a couple more members release a rating expectation, the risk i

joining us for more is kate nichols, ceo of u.k. , which represents a broad hospitality sector. thank you. we appreciate your time. what will happen monday? kate: we just don't know what will happen. our earliest date we are working towards for projections is july 19. we might get an indication of whether we are on track on monday. we are not expected to get any announcements earlier. we very much hope that will be a reopening of all the closed sectors, night comes, sporting events, but also the lifting of restrictions and social distancing in clubs and bars and restaurants. guy: given the rise in the delta variant, did the government do the right thing in delaying this? kate: it is difficult to say. the data is fast-moving. we were very disappointed there was a delay in the reopening. if it means we can be confident that the 19th of july is the end of all lockdown, and we have all of those lifted, it will be a price worth paying. it has, the heavy cost. -- it has come at a heavy cost. businesses that have been put at risk because o

hans nichols, thank you very much, my friend.senator joe manchin laid down the line and said, nope win am not changing my mind. that is going to have ramifications for the entirety of the rest of this first congress and the first two years of the biden administration. don't underestimate him. thank you for getting up way too early with us on this mondaymonger. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >> soldiers, sailors, and airmen are the allied expeditionary force. you are about to embark upon the great crusade, towards which we have striven these many months. the eyes of the world are upon you. the hopes and prayers of liberty-loving people everywhere march with you. in company with our brave allies and brothers in arms on other fronts, you will bring about the destruction of the german war machine. the elimination of nazi tyranny over the oppressed people of europe, and security for ourselves in a free world. your task will not be an easy one. your enemy is well trained, well-equipped and battle hardened. he will f

but prime minister nichol pushing on is hoping to renew his mandate despite a drop and popularity. the election results could impact the future of the cease fire agreement with as or by john, which was brokered by russia. earlier d. w, spoke to voters at a pulling station in armenia, capital year on. many were disillusion with the choices on the ballot and the current situation in their country. the current government has failed, failed on the economy, and they failed to protect us with the last 3 years have been awful. i call me our politics. it's all gone tightly wrong. you are going to be do i want to be able to get up in the mornings and go out from my exercise without finding a demonstration outside on the street meeting of georgia. we need our board is protected. we need to be able to feel confident and safe within this country and our borders issues to w, corresponding economy, talking to some of those people. now we're talking to him. he's in armenians capital. you're yvonne. so nick, bring us up to speed the government's unpopularity. it's clear that we can hear that in th

he wants to draw closer and is basically arguing that nichol question, young man, in charge of during that war last year, wasn't close enough to get him a fusion. and as a result, russia didn't come to me as aid. a nicole pushing him is an activist. someone who came from st politics who was challenging that it was challenging corruption who had had success in the last few years. modernizing armenia, but obviously now had to face the prism that he allowed this defeat to happen on his watch and didn't do enough to count on expecting very attack. these 2 people couldn't really be more different, but essentially in the big picture in terms of where i mean, it goes from here, it's a choice between russia and russia. it's just the question degrees where the amino draws close to the point to being essentially allied only to russia and totally aligned with russia in the ceiling. or tries to keep some independent interaction with the west, with europe that something nicole pushing and is trying to offer the boat here, realistically, russia will for the foreseeable future. stayed the most impor

the prime minister nichols mashini and called the vote in april opinion poll suggests the election rate race will be tight with preliminary results. expect that on monday a road does that links eastern and western libya is reopening. after many years. the 2 parts of the country were under the control of rival administrations after the fall of long time, rude or more market dos in 2011, the reopening was one of the conditions of the cease fire agreement. france has been voting in a 1st round of regional elections that seem huge gains for the traditional right. marine. the pen for right party is hoping to win its 1st region in the 2nd ground. the election is seen as an indicator for next year's presidential vote. i live more on that and all the other news that we've been covering on the news, our that's coming up in half an hour coming up next. witness continues. thanks for watching me the news to how we close at the the i me some of us at the nuclear being something my sort of time think on at least get us into me. oh, hanging at then much research in san francisco that must have really

joining us now with a look at axios a.m., hans nichols. good morning. virginia to the upcoming negotiations on the reconciliation side of the house but also the bipartisan side of the house. senator warner has played a central role in all these discussions. bringing bottles of wines to senate hideways. i know that senator manchin gets a lot of attention talking about how big the second package would be, senator warner is going to be just as important in the conversations. you look where he is on capital gains not for increasing it to 39%, corporate taxes, seems to be in the 25% range. he's going to set the mark as much as senator manchin and he bears watching him when we're chasing him down on your old stomping grounds on capitol hill. >> it's sharp and smart and he's someone with expertise in this area. when issues like this come up he's a go-to person. axios is the first report, i think the embargo lifting a minute or so ago from "the washington journal" reporter his book "frankly we did win this election". he details a shouting machine between then p

joining us now with a look at axios a.m., political reporter for axios, hans nichols.recently sat down with the u.s. chamber of commerce president and president sue san clark. i want to show everybody a little bit of it. >> how would you describe the u.s. chamber of commerce's relationship with congress? >> strong. >> with democrats? >> strong. >> with republicans? >> strong. >> not true. weaker. much more skepticism among republicans. a lot of hard feelings about those endorsements with democrats. >> you asked me how i felt about our relationships on the hill. i'm sticking with it. >> conversations i have with republican leaders, they're disappointed, angry, surprised, worse, with the chamber. >> i'm not having the same conversation. >> hans, there's so much here. this is actually one of my -- it's a wonky one, but i really love this story. it says so much about what's going on in washington and especially how the republican party is changing, because, frankly, they were in lockstep for so many years with the chamber of commerce. do you think republicans would agree n

me here, nichol medicine, they were the me but i get a good idea. he didn't me, does he don't get it in big time with the e mail? i think i think of it all of it being do your checking other point. momentum internet he based on a month on the cousin, the nino provider in the time when the barrel lenient going to put in a request that they gave me as an f. and i will have kind of the cody the rest of everybody coming. so i mean, notion to cut into congress and gave me feel free of yeah, the, the remotest if the doctor by the horner is to be in the money and he is a nice deal in the see get emily out of it. i i think a lot of those for that, i don't syndrome you say proposal providers if and if i don't know lucy hall's there listening to those. this was by the living mean you're see mean yes, we don't entry high. those have amelia and i couldn't take it, i gave up dr. cable. if you're not petula halsey, if you got the on by so they said political, i said what our language and mothers will data. if amelia's poverty is gone, they must see others need ne

matters are speeding, poor little some of the great things i recently gave visual and talk to maneuver nichol getting us are going any idea? no, but then like i'm a fan, are voltage. us him for band more focused on the word with them. since i'm word a minute ago, 7 said he gave me a panic function. you're going to see that a bit if i was delivered in the kayla so late. but i saw by 15 mean at this because so some c come no more than they bought. and then they have to come new and they come new america majors, if not in a song sort of a bomb move onto some in the mid mid mid to h governor. can you do? there are some common linda. it was a terrible thing, but they said, david, go over it because i have a full care again. ok in some out about out of the he'd like to have will be my dad and forced over here to pete ministry. so you probably will in it is up, did a minute in political leno there up was it's really do hope i did get behind us have boddeson is the gun sort of bound or some sort of the some or my a cell more some harder skit him some of your behavior as 18 minutes, you still smokes a

constituencies in if you are not working with the rest of the country today. media is prime minister nichol passing in anticipate horses celebrating a victory in sunday snap parliamentary election. mister president says, the country's political crisis is over and he's now calling for reconciliation. libya has postponed the full reopening of a road linking eastern and western areas. the national unity government announced it was partially open on sunday as part of a ceasefire deal, but forces loyal to the warlord ali for half objected, saying they would not consulted. the reopening of that road is critical to the implementation of the agreements of october 2020 of the ceasefire agreement, including obviously, and very importantly, the withdrawal of foreign fighters, mercenaries, and other other forces that need to start without without further delay. we continue to intend to support the implementation of the cease fire agreement, including through a phase deployment of face deployment of, of an smell cease fire monitoring component as has been authorized by the security . the security counci

. >> keith worked as a fireman, his dream job in the well-to-do oklahoma city enclave of nichols hillshamilton served alongside keith, and if the firemen were like brothers the wives were like sisters, says terry's wife kim. >> with the fire department you became all families together. >> and keith had a good sense of humor. he was outgoing and he was really driven to succeed. >> and he did. promoted all the way to fire chief in 1991, but keith never lost his personal connection with the people he served. >> he was one of the first responders to the oklahoma city bombing. >> he was. >> that's when he worked on that lady that was trapped forever underneath the rubble, and keith wouldn't leave her. >> was he a hero in your eyes? >> oh, i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. >> as for becky, she was a force in the community, too, working in real estate. her business often seemed more about the people than the money. >> becky had a very selfless side to her, too. there were people that i know of, that they were upside down. she even at times was known to take her own m

joining us now with a look at axios a.m., political reporter for axios, hans nichols.big thing is the long, hot summer for fed chair jay powell. we have these two roiling debates taking place right now. one, what's happening with inflation. is it temporary? is it going to be long-term? and the other one is starting, and that is, what's president biden going to do for his next fed pick? jay powell is up in february, but traditionally the decision is made around labor day. that's what democrats close to the white house expect. and what you're seeing on capitol hill is these two debates overlaying each other. and you're starting to see republican senators say, look, we need to know where jay powell is on inflation, before we give him our affirmation. we think there's going to be some crossover. remember, jay powell is a republican. he was a former treasury official. he was appointed president trump. he, of course, battled with president trump on the independence of the fed, where the president was constantly badgering him to cut interest rates or keep interest rates low.

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charlotte nicholls, shadow mp for women and inequalities. - enough. charlotte nicholls, shadow.urther east because the rain arrived. it arrived overnight and has been persistent so far today giving driving conditions and some flooding. a whole month's worth of falling since the rain began and it is likely to continue for a few hours yet. further north and west it is a different weather picture. we have some sunshine, and clouds bubbling up. they could be the ad shower across northern ireland. but the odd breeze here. with rain there is quite a bit of pressure so quite a brisk ring wind coming off the north sea but we haven't lost the humidity. where not at wembley, it doesn't look for this evening. touch and go whether that rain has cleared so not great news for the england and scotland match. it could be a pretty wet affair. the rain does clear away, a few showers left behind as we go through the match, pulling away out to the north—east to prove a trying night and more comfortable for sleeping in southern and eastern areas on a par with last night in the north and west. some c

period >> reporter: lindsay nichols is federal policy director at the giffords law center. she says alabama and 36 other states mirror a federal law that says anyone convicted crime final restraining order is prohibited from possessing a gun. but few states have actual procedures to track abusers and have them surrender their firearms >> the federal law that says these people are prohibited from possessing guns, it doesn't automatically make the guns disappear out of their hands. >> it's as if the mandate is there but there's no mechanics for how to implement it >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: more women were killed by domestic partners with guns in 2019 than all the people who died in mass shootings that year what makes you the most angry, suzanne? >> that nobody believed megan they weren't on her side not just megan megan's story has been repeated across this country thousands of times. >> reporter: earlier this year jason mcintosh pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to 30 years. weeks before she died megan said she wanted to educate other women about the war

>> hans nichols coming soon to a multi-plex near you. thank you so much.p way too early with us on this tuesday morning. and i think today is an important day, certainly with the president's visit to tulsa and the massacre there. a moment that has long been forgotten by the history books that will benefit today from receiving long-awaited and overdue presidential spotlight. thank you again. "morning joe" starts right now. >> empathy is the fuel of democracy. our willingness to see each other. not as enemies or neighbors, even when we disagree, to understand what the other is going through. democracy must be defended at all costs, for democracy makes all this possible. democracy, that's the soul of america. and i believe it's a soul worth fighting for and so do you. a soul worth dying for. >> president biden yesterday, a beautiful shot of the white house this morning. that was the president speaking at arlington national cemetery for memorial day yesterday. it's good to have you all onboard this morning. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is tues

here on our jazeera voting is underway in armenia, is not parliamentary election, prime minister nichol passion yon was forced to call the early vote following protest over the countries defeat and a war with as a by john last year analyst predicting a type race where we challenge as more from year of the hope, amongst many people is that this is going to confer on the victor some degree of electoral legitimacy and a 5 year period of stability, at least on paper in the median politics in which the winning candidates can sit down and really start to tackle the country's long and daunting list of challenges now they stretch roman eminence, best security issue, following the aftermath of the war last year that all media loss humiliatingly, but that's also economic problems development problems. iran, conservatives are set to consolidate their grip on power. after hardliner abraham racy was declared the winner of friday's presidential election. the u. s. says iranians were denied a free and fair vote, but pledge to continue negotiations to save the 2015 nuclear deal. and to government prote

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then there's cobalt, lithium, copper, and nichol. here, china has secured strategic supply commitments from other countries to gain a monopoly. these materials are important for the new energies which are needed to stop overwhelming. so right now, it's even global climate goals depends on chinese roll materials. take lithium mining, like here in california, lithium is used in battery for electric cars to china dominates the market. electric cars, wind and solar energy, all require a huge amount of critical materials. by 2040 lithium consumption is expected to be $42.00 times what it is now. the use of graphite cobalt and nickel, increase massively. well rate will be consumed at 7 times the current rate. huffman is another critical val. material that's in high demand. i'm going to use an electric vehicles and generators. china recognize the signs of the times early on. now, europe is playing catch up. green a digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials. we import, lithium for electric cars, platinum, to p

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tom nichols, is that where you are on donald trump right now?, i'm actually more pessimistic about all of this than i was a year ago. and the only place i would take issue with max is with the word "hornswoggle," that somehow donald trump is casting this jedi mind trick and fooling tense of millions of people. the more dangerous part is that he's giving tens of millions of people exactly what they want. that he is the expression of their resentful and paranoid politics. that this is not some sort of clown show that is, you know, that people are voting for merely because they are misled or entertained. that there is a dark core to what trump offers people, that tens of millions of americans like. and that's the part that we're going to have to contend with, whether donald trump is the nominee or, you know, some trump-like figure, you can already see that the republican party is not capable of producing statesmen and states stateswomen. it's gone. their ability to do that is over. they are all just trying to produce imitations of clownish, populis

henry nicholls reached 50, but the fresh pace of mark wood was his undoing.gland's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking tim southee to the keeper. the match was swinging back towards the tourists and england knew it. joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully. he reached his half century, england, finishing the day on a positive note — and they'd have taken that at the start of play. olly foster, bbc news. now to tennis and cameron norrie's good form continues. the british number two is into the third round of the french ope

nichols nell to red is now being used for bitcoin server far over in the us state, new york, this old coal power station was revised and converted to gas solely to provide a bitcoin farm with the energy it's estimated that at present the global bitcoin block chain uses around $110.00 era, what hours a year, which is roughly equal to the netherland electricity consumption for climate research. are you not on? don't this, this had become a societal issue. the crypt currency is like bit caught in the all ready require lots of computing power and just they grow. so to just their energy some ation. so isn't this also a dangerous development for the i'm not off the, we need to look for a tentative use less energy for many se crypto currencies also need to become cleaner. 70 percent of all bitcoin mining takes place in china, where cold generated tours cheaper. chinese bitcoin mines alone produce more c o 2 every year than the whole of denmark. this troubles china's government and it also bothers in may. musk tweeted he was spending chestnut purchases with bitcoin and fed tesla mates. hark w

than 80 percent of global supply and processes the largest online as cobalt, lithium, copper, and nichol. here, china has secured strategic supply commitments from other countries to gain a monopoly. these materials are important for renewable energy, which are needed to stop global warming. so right now, achieving global climate goals depends on chinese materials. take lithium mining, like here in california, lithium is used in batteries for electric cars to china dominates the market. electric cars, wind and solar energy, all require a huge amount of critical materials. by 2040 lithium consumption is expected to be $42.00 times what it is now. the use of graphite cobalt a nickel will increase massively. busy well, rate it will be consumed at 7 times the current range. huffman is another critical val. material that's in high demand. i'm going to use an electric vehicles and generators. china recognize the signs of the times early on. now, europe is playing catch up. green digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials. we import, lithium for electric cars, pla

they want the anti world to see it just not a walk in progress. armenia is prime minister nichol touching young and to support as a celebrating their victory and sundays not parliamentary election after a bitter and divisive political campaign session, yet as full for a national reconciliation therapy in union, u. k. us and canada have imposed sanctions on valerie over the false diversion of a passenger plane to minutes class month. among those talk to the close allies of present, alexander lucas, shank and keep his health ministry has released details of his 2nd self developed cove. at 19 vaccine, they say it has 92 percent effective. abdullah and is a 3 shot vaccine, keep it facing its worst outbreak since the start of the pandemic with a record number of daily infections around president elect has declared his country has many more foreign policy objectives. and reviving the 2015 nuclear deal and bohemia icy array rated support for the agreement. but he said he was not prepared to meet us president joe biden. at least 20 palestinians are injured after tax by israeli settlers insecurity