face-to-meeting with president boris johnson even as president biden works to restore america s image after four years of the disgrace twice impeached former president, he does so in the face of a world that has frankly lost faith in our democracy here at home. a new pew research center report on global attitude showed only 17% of respondents from 16 nations said democracy in the united states is a good example for other countries to follow. and 57% said it used to be a good example, but has not been in recent years. another 23% said it never was a good example at all. that s not exactly surprising, given that one of our two major parties in the united states, the republicans, have become a leading force against democracy. maga cheerleaders taking turns questioning fbi director chris wray today in a house judiciary committee hears and while democrats pressed wray on the january 6th insurrection, a blatant attempt at destroying our democracy, the top rb, jim jordan used his ti
following the january 6 insurrection. but we begin this hour in mexico city where the vice president is on the final leg of her first major foreign trip, seeking to strengthen diplomatic relations with mexico and address migration at the southern u.s. border. joining me now is nbc news white house correspondent monica alba, live in monica, good to see you again. what are we hearing from the vice president on this two-day trip and does the administration consider this trip, as it stands today at least, successful? reporter: it may be a little too early to determine that, ayman. this is not a vice president who set out clear markers for what would make a successful trip. instead she said i m going to meet with these leaders and she said she had no illusion about this being easy, this problem of stemming migration to the border. as we ve seen in this record numbers, it s one that s quite intractable and even her aides admit will take years, likely beyond even her time in off
bahamas. spectacle, the world has ever seen. island get away turns disaster. it became very barbaric. jesse: what was supposed to be the can t miss party of the millennium turned out to be a catastrophe. the models that were promised never showed up. the gourmet food they advertised turned out to be something from a school cafeteria. and things got so bad the party s organizer even ended up in jail. but p.r. scams like this oh, they have been around. new coke was hailed as the future of soda. and was going to take the beverage world by storm in the 1980s. well, that didn t work. just a few months later, they were back to the classic. and how about the segway? once billed as most revolutionary change to transportation since the horse and buggy became nothing more than a punch line in bad movies. how is that? is that valid enough for you? [laughter] that was pretty valid, huh? jesse: most of these marketing failures have little consequence. most of the wrong people
going to find damage from the heavy equipment, from, you know, people not being able to procure their items and leave now trace. those a there s a restoration department here at burning man and they do a phenomenal job year in and year out and this year is going to be a really tough job. some people have trucked out on foot, including comedian chris rock, who up see in the blue coat and others hiking for six miles before they were able to hitch a ride from a fan. earlier i spoke with a different attendee who was able to make it back home to south carolina. she described how others were coping with the conditions. take a listen. most of the season folks that have been out there a number of times had really positive attitudes. i mean, we all know we re signing up for something that anything could happen. i ve been out there during a hail storm, i ve been out there during rain. i ve been out there when it was, like, too hot to function. so i felt like overall it was pretty
it is sunday morning and i m glad to be spending it with you. good morning, welcome to cnn this morning. i m victor blackwell. i m rahel solomon in for amara walker today. happy to be here. good to have you for the weekend. round out the weekend. mm-hmm. here is what we are watching watching this morning. republican presidential hopefuls trying to pitch themselves to voters. how they are hoping to stand out in a field that s grown increasingly crowded. officials say they though what caused a train crash in india that killed nearly 300 people. more on the recovery sefrts and what we re learning about what led to that accident. youtube says it will no longer remove content featuring false claims about the 2020 election. why they say they are rolling back the policy now approaching another election. arizona is pausing construction permits in the phoenix area because of water supply concerns. the 100-year plan builders must have before they are allowed to st