negative. the first lady is experiencing mild symptoms and will remain at the biden family home in delaware. the sentencing hearing in the january 6th case against ex-proud boys leader enrique tarrio is scheduled for today after being delayed last week when the judge fell ill. prosecutors are seeking 33 years in prison for tarrio. two other proud boys members were sentenced on friday to 18 and 10 years. and for the first time in 18 years, the rolling stones are putting out new music. the band will release details about their new album titled "hackney diamonds" on wednesday. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. it is tuesday, september 5th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." mass exodus. tens of thousands of burning man

partygoers head home after being stranded in the mud for days. how long some people were stuck on the road waiting to get home. late season sizzle. temperatures rise well above average across much of the country. how that's impacting some back-to-school plans. and covid-19 diagnosis. first lady jill biden tests positive. how she's doing, and the status how she's doing, and the status of the u.s. president. captioning funded by cbs hey, good morning. i'm hey, good morning. i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. a mass exodus now underway at the annual burning man festival in the nevada desert. tens of thousands of people who were there became stranded on muddy roads flooded by a summer storm. some are finally making their way back home. some are blaming organizers for not sending weather updates sooner. jarred hill has more from new

york. food morning, jarred. >> good shanelle. >> that exodus from burning man is not expected to be a quick one. there was about a seven-hour wait to get out of that desert camp after that thick mud had thousands stranded for days. the iconic burning man litup the nevada sky one day late, marking the end of this year's chaotic festival. thousands are just beginning the long trek out of the desert, packing the only road out. unexpected heavy rains friday turned the annual counterculture camping experience into a muddyfest, stranding festivalgoers, forcing them to shelter in play and ration supplies. >> the first days were all fun and games and then it got super real. people were afraid. it was muddy. >> we just spent four hours in line to get out. >> reporter: rob levitsky says he's been coming to burning man for two decades and plans to come again, but he wishes organizers had given more warning about the weather forecast ahead of this year's gathering. >> i'm mostly prepared for hot

desert, dusty wind and not cold and wet and muddy. >> reporter: the impassable mud led to a temporary vehicle ban. port-a-potties quickly became unusable. some wrapped their feet in plastic while others went barefoot, risking chemical burns from the alkaline mud. >> i had an amazing time. would i want it to do it for another three or four days as i have the last three or four? never. >> reporter: even in regular years it can take up to 12 hours to leave burning man. this year organizers are urging people to stagger their departures as they make the sl sloggy start out. >> shanelle, there was one death, but it does not appear to be related to the weather situation. >> jarred hill live for us in new york. thank you. well, summer is going out with a sizzle as temperatures rise well above average for much of the central part and eastern part of the country. yesterday nearly 170 million

americans sweltered in temperatures above 90 degrees. and as cbs's meg oliver reports, all that heat is impacting the start of the school year. >> reporter: as extreme heat continues to roast new york, fans and players at the u.s. open tennis championships in flushing are trying to cope. >> it's doable when you have a fan. >> reporter: today hit 90, about 10 degrees higher than normal. ahead of the first day of school, the philadelphia public school district announced early dismissals through wednesday for students who attend schools with little or no air-conditioning. cooling centers are open in washington, dc, where a hot weather emergency is in effect, but 98 degrees hasn't stopped tourists like lee and tammy robby who came from boise to visit the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you

can get some. >> reporter: the heat stretches all the way from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people brave the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday, hitting a record-tying 97 degrees, 20 degrees higher than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than a thousand miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore, hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down at the shore? >> amazing. >> it was amazing today. it was really hot. the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, long branch, new jersey. first lady jill biden has tested positive for covid-19. the white house says she's experiencing some mild symptoms and will remain at the couple's home in delaware for now. the first lady had planned to start the school year today at northern virginia community college where she teaches english and writing. the white house says president joe biden is negative for now but will continue testing regularly and keeping monitored

for symptoms. the former leader of the far right extremist group the proud boys will be sentenced today for his role in the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. 39-year-old enrique tarrio was found guilty of seditious conspiracy earlier this year. prosecutors are seeking 33 years behind bars. that would be the longest sentence handed out so far among hundreds of capitol riot cases. a meeting between the leaders of russia and north korea is now in the works. cbs news has learned kim jong-un and vladimir putin will meet this month in advancing arms negotiations between the two countries. cbs's ed o'keefe has more. >> repeporter: word d of the scheduduled meeting g between k jong-u-un and vladimir putin cos as the biden administration has been warning that arms negotiations between north korea and russia are actively advancing. u.s. officials provided evidence last week that russia's defense minister had recently traveled to north korea to try to

convince pyongyang to s sell artillery ammunition to russia. after the visit, putin and kim exchanged letters, pledging to increase their bilateral cooperation. a kremlin spokesman says kremlin and north korea have mutual relations and contacts are being made by both delegations. they sent delegations in july, the first visits by top foreign officials since the covid pandemic began in 2020. president biden ignored shouted questions about a potential arms deal, but the white house has been warning north korea, officially known as the democratic people's public of korea or dprk, not to help russia. >> we urge dprk to cease its negotiations with russia and we will continue to identified russia and attempts to acquire arms from dprk or any other state that's prepared to support

its war in ukraine. >> plans for a meeting come as president biden plans to make a visit to vietnam. russia is a member of g20, but putin isn't scheduled to attend. ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. coming up, how the l.a. dodgers are responding after pitcher julio urias is arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. and a rock slide just feet away from shoppers all caught on camera. stay with us. this is the "cbs morning news." stay with us. this is the "cbs morning news." non-medicacated vicks s v. [e[exhales] eaeasy to applply for the whwhole familyly. vicks vapostick and try vaposhower for steamy vicks vaporors.

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senior league ballplayers in north kansas city, missouri, shattered the record for longest baseball game. two teams made up of 60 players each battled it out from thursday all the way until yesterday afternoon. this was all meant to raise money for various charities. reports of so-called smash-and-grab incidents have been on the rise in california, but over the weekend, some jewelry store owners fought back against one suspect, and this was all caught on camera. k-kal's laurie perez has more. >> reporter: the video of california's latest fight back against the smash-and-grab is intense. three members of the all-family staff punching, kicking, and swinging at a man who they say pepper sprayed the almonte store and started smashing their showcases with a hammer until they chased him out. we spoke with one of the owners, her arms still covered in oily

resin. >> he threw it on my hands. it was burning a lot. a lot. >> reporter: bloodstains evidence of the struggle. they told us they're afraid to share their identities because of what they saw and what he said when he was fleeing. >> when they tried to chase him outside, he had a gun. he said, go back because i'm going to shoot you guys, and i'm going to kill all of you guys. he said that to me and my brother. >> the guy was running all the way out. >> reporter: heard a crash and commotion and ran outside when the cloud of pepper spray came their way too. >> yeah, it was kind of scary because i felt like i was, you know, getting a lot of coughing. i was like, what's going on. >> reporter: jeweler raul moya and his wife across the street -- >> and i was really scared, you know, because it could happen to anybody. >> re

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and thank you for joining us this morning. it is tuesday, september 5th. >> let's get started. >> the first days were all fun and games but then it got souper real. >> organizers left thousands stranded in the mud. i know a lot of our kids are traumatized. >> coach of the oakland you'll football team willing to drive kid an hour away to make sure they are safe from