put it on your list. >> does reno have jazz? >> no, but reno has lake tahoe and mountains.t's beautiful. >> sorry. maybe next year. fort lauderdale. you know, maybe all right. >> your hometown. >> yeah. okay. next to the secret menu item at mcdonald's. wait, what? all right. it's only available during the restaurant's quick transition from breakfast to lunch. it's called the mcbrunch. what double cheeseburger with bacon, scrambled eggs and a hash brown between two sesame seed buns. >> rhiannon's coughing. she's so excited. are you excited for this? >> is this a video of it? oh, i guess it is. >> okay. you want me to read? are you okay? no, i got it. >> okay. this is. thank you, though. tiktok or the food guy says you can only request this at exactly 10:35 a.m. when both breakfast and lunch ingredients are out and near the grill. as of this morning, though, mcdonald's refuses to publicly confirm this or deny it. it's the mcbride. >> we're back to this secret menus. it just feels so 2014, though. you know i remember the casaretto at oh yeah, i know in-n-out has a secret menu.

reno even 43 mammoth lakes at 36.of salt lake city. for us, we're back to a more of a normal pattern here, which means fog, low clouds giving way to sunshine, probably a light breeze. but 6070s 80s should cover most of the spread here on these temps and they'll stay in this range for the next three days. then it does look warmer away from the coast towards the end of the week. there you to thank you steve. well, only six days until the 49ers begin their nfl season. the missing key to the defense who still hasn't reported to camp just yet. and a gender reveal turns deadly. coming up at seven. the possible reasons behind this accident during what was supposed to be a happy celebration, ian and a health scare for one of the members of legendary bay area rock band metallica, the illness involving frontman james hetfield that's caused a concert to be canceled [upbeat music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's

in fact, off starts the sierra, seeing thunderstorms, approaching reno. likely to see more heavy rain at times. around the bay area, the opportunity is there for a few isolated showers at times through the day. as we head towards monday, we'll see some drier conditions. mostly cloudy skies to start. we should transition to partly cloudy skies heading towards the afternoon. look at these high temperatures still in the 70s for another day. low 70s around san jose. 68 for san francisco. mid 70s inland for the tri valley for today. tomorrow, more clouds but sunshine in the afternoon. shower chances move off to the east and that warming trend kicks in just in time for monday. so back into the mid 80s around fairfield. san francisco and oakland, not much change through the middle part of the week. it's the inland valleys seeing temperatures trying to climb up closer to the averages. second half of the week, temperatures climbing towards next weekend. so summer weather on hold for the unofficial end of summer weekend. this weekend, we should get more sunshine to

this is to be the final year for that reno air races after 60 years.er of fatal accidents and the reasons behind the cancellation along with growth. isafety is the focus. of the incident. mixed reactions to comedian russell brand that these slew of rape and sexual assault allegations he is now facing food for women claim the actor and comedian assaulted them between 2006 and 2013. brand it denies the allegation saying his romantic relationships have always been consensual for the actor and comedian said he has received letters from a tv company and newspaper containing a litany of aggressive attacks. last night he received a standing ovation from a leading comedy show audience that he performed for. and drew barrymore announcing a pause on her talk show after protesters pushed back on her decision to refer returned to taping as the writers strike rages on. barrymore apologizing on social media say the season will not premier until the strike is overpaid to cb cotton live in fox square with more on that. >> hi jon, new episodes of drew barrymore it's da

>> the reno tourism. the reno tourism board?ou know, i love a good carnival game, but i'm not trying to go to circus circus every day. >> put put out put out access as the number one, you know, you're close to if you want to go to burning man, you know, you're very close. >> which mud? sand >> that was a terrible situation this year. not great. i tend to think where we are right now is a would be very high on the list. >> don't have a target. >> but no, but you have options. you have outdoor access, outdoor access. >> you can open your door. i mean, we do have a beach for outdoor access coast line that is gorgeous. >> yeah. >> you know. all right. >> but hey, we're haters to each their own, you know? you like reno. i love that for you enjoy it outside this morning. here is a live look. this is san jose our accuweather headlines calling for sunshine and warm weather. the next couple of days it's cooler by the end of the week and saturday morning we do have a chance of showers. a beach hazard statement is in effect until 5 p.m. to

day, flights out of reno are pretty booked... , ., .off there. we _ booked... sorry to cut you off there, we are _ booked... sorry to cut you off there, we are at _ booked... sorry to cut you off there, we are at the - booked... sorry to cut you off there, we are at the end - booked... sorry to cut you off there, we are at the end of. booked... sorry to cut you off. there, we are at the end of the programme. thank you forjoining us. hello. we've two seasons in one day again today. the early morning autumn fog clearing and then temperatures will soar. yesterday we had 30 degrees, once again through today and for the rest of the week we'll see temperatures in that sort of category in the hottest spots, the warmest spots. plenty of sunshine as well. there are a few flies in the ointment. this is a weak weather front still across parts of northern scotland, just threatening a few showers as well in the south and the west of both england and wales. even the odd rumble of thunder, but the exception rather than the rule. what that will do is i

reno did dip to 43. that's that little system right there.ittle spin and won't do much, but it keeps us really from warming up all that much. but low clouds gives way to sunshine for many today. and then we'll have temperatures that are recover from the cool temps to near average. maybe slightly below for some 60s, 70s, 80s. on those highs, not much change through wednesday. end of the week, though, inland temperatures start to bump up towards the upper 80s to maybe near 90. you guys. all right. thank you so much, steve lego is launching a new line of bricks featuring braille. the company says each stud on the bricks has numbers and letters in the braille alphabet. this will help visually impaired students build their sets. the bricks also have numbers and letters printed on them so students who don't read braille can still play with their classmates and build together. lego originally launched a braille line in 2019, but it was limited just to schools that cater and institutions that cater to the visually impaired. now anyone can buy these.

snow towards reno. temperature changes across the bay area from wednesday, 98 in santa rosa, down to 76 today. concord, 97 to 74. san francisco going from 87 to 64. the thing that's been producing the changes is this colder system just hanging out near the california/oregon border. and with it a rain chance. two different zones on the radar. little bit heading to redding, but the one we're watching out for is through the sierra. multiple lightning strikes highway 50 east of plasserville. it's going to be bumpy tonight. clouds, sun and slight chance of a shower tomorrow inland, 70s for highs. coastline, some sun, clouds, slight chance of spotty showers and cool 60s. airport delays have cleared out but i'll show you what to expect nationally as well in ten minutes. >> sounds good. >>> group to recall pamela price has taken another step forward. she's under fire from safe alameda for everyone or safe because of her presumed leniency on crime. safe has submitted to the registrar who has to verify the signat

the crash happened just hours ago at the reno stead airport. organizers say the pilots were flying t-6 planes. those are single engine, two seater planes collided while landing at the end of an air race. the rest of the air show was suspended after the accident. both the ntsb and the faa are investigating. california is taking center stage at one of the biggest climate conscious events in the world this week. climate week, nyc is underway in new york, kicking off today with an appearance from california governor gavin newsom. the governor's appearance comes two days after california filed a lawsuit accusing five major oil companies, including chevron, for their continued use of fossil fuels. newsom says those companies have known the risks for years. these guys have been lying since the 50s. >> the 60s, the 70s and 80s. they knew and they knew what to do about it to make sure we didn't do anything meaningful about it. we're living as a consequence in the world that i'm living in, where the hots are so much hotter, the dries are so much drier, t

it happened just after the national championship air races in reno ended. rushing finished first in the race, and macy placed second. both were from california. no one else was hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the "new york times" says the death toll from the maui wildfire has dropped to 97 after weeks of dna review. for more than three weeks officials said 115 people were killed in last month's wildfire that destroyed most of lahaina. the medical examiner said the process of confirming dead victims and identifying them had been difficult. the number of people unaccounted for has fallen to 31. >>> still to come, iphone update. how making and listening to calls will be different as apple's latest operating system is released today. y. your recorord label is takining off. but so is s your soundnd engin. you needed to hire.. i needed indeed. inindeed you d do. indeed insnstant matchch instay delilivers qualility candidads matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i i was stuck.k. ununresolved d depressionn symptotoms were ini

and it's spinning some active weather over there over by a reno and then las vegas. they're dealing with monsoonal moisture. so they have some flash flooding problems there. but for us, we're just dealing with some cloudy skies. light rain and maybe some drizzle along the coast. so not too bad for as as temperatures go right now, we're. >> widespread 60's. so pretty mild right now, but definitely on the cooler side. and this is why we have that low once again, has been just park up there. and that's been giving us his drizzle fest going on and some mild temperatures also light rain. so if you're places like clear lake and even the north bay, you may have noticed a sprinkle or 2. here's futurecast. those cloudy skies will be rolling in tonight into the overnight hours early morning. so expect your sunday to be partly cloudy for your labor day weekend. and then monday, things start to clear out. so if those of you off for the holiday, you have some sunny skies and maybe some cloudy skies along the coast as well. and then that activity continues on tuesday. as for if yo

to pilots have died after their planes crashed at the site of the reno air races. here's what we know so far at around 2.15, this afternoon. >> during the end of the t 6 gold race. 2 planes collided while trying to land the reno air racing association has identified those pilots us nic macy and chris rushing the association, adding no spectators lost their lives in this. but they did not specify if there were any others who may have been injured because of the crash. the ntsb and the faa will be investigating. we'll update you on air and online when receive new information. >> now to the tragic ambush killing of an la county sheriff's deputy. tonight. a reward has been offered for information on the person who shot and killed deputy ryan clinton bruemmer earlier today. the la county sheriff announced a reward of up to $250,000 for the identification arrest and prosecution of the suspect or suspects involved. it's believed the 30 year-old deputy was sitting in his precooked patrol car at the intersection when he was ambushed last night. he was found unconscious with

see, you may have to move to reno., a new study by outside magazine ranks reno, nevada, as the happiest place to live in the us. factors include outdoor access, affordability, safety and diversity. other cities in the top five, wilmington, delaware, where biden is from new orleans, cincinnati and charlottesville, virginia. no california cities made the list. but you know, reno is only an hour across the state line, an hour and a half. so you can get that, you know, that that mansion in the $76 million one. yeah and then go to reno a lot for your happiness. >> okay. >> there you go. yeah. that's a good idea. or just go there and visit and then just feel happy. yeah i'm surprised because it's such a casino place. >> right? and i don't usually associate casino towns with happiness. >> right? because you're usually pretty ticked off when you leave if you've lost everything. >> karina did spot cincinnati on there. as someone who moved here from ohio. yeah. >> yeah. i never lived in cincinnati. i think it's a great city. it'

the camp is located in the nevada desert, northeast of reno. attendees have been told to shelter in place and conserve food and water since friday. late last night we learned one person died at the event. it's not clear how or if it's weather-related. so far no other major injuries are reported. despite being told to shelter in place, many people spent the day packing. those who have four-wheel drive vehicles are trying to drive out while others try to walk five miles in the deep mud to reach the road. i our photo journalist is there and spoke with one so-called burner who has been going to the festival for year. who says his camp is trying to leave but has pleasant of resources if they can't get to the main road. >> fortunately, we're in a camp where we have plenty of resources and water and food and shelter. we're doing well. it makes me nervous to think about other people who don't have all those resources. and they're probably struggling. i think there's a lot of them. >> other festival goers are planning to stay put for the next few days,

dubbed black rock city is a full blown popup metropolis in the black rock desert 120 miles north of reno passively participate, passively consume, but creatively consume. participate actively in art and self-expre self-expression. >> been to burning man before? >> yes. >> reporter: self-described as an experiment in temporary community, the event costs $575 to attend. but to gain entry, attendees must prove to event staff that they can adequately survive, bringing in their own food, water, and shelter. ben wax is a house philosophy at burning man under the name "caveat magister." >> burning man doesn't have an advertising department, doesn't promise a good time, but it has a survival guide. people are made well aware, over and over and over again, of the conditions that they are going to encounter there and that they could encounter there, that this is a dangerous environment. andng key principles. >> reporter: among the ten principles of burning man are a reflection of the community ethos, and further include radical inclusion, communal effort, and civic responsi responsibility. burning

now with a tragic crash during the national championship air races in reno. two pilots were killed when their planes collided after landing. a pilot also died during last year's race. an overseas an italian air force jet or pieces of it hit a car that was carrying a family during an air show in turin, killing a young girl. authorities say the jet may have hit a bird before it crashed. >> a daycare operator in new york city is among two people facing murder charges after a baby's death. he was allegedly exposed to fentanyl. investigator say they found drugs in the home base daycare. three other children were hospitalized. a recent study found overdose deaths involving fentanyl are up more than 14,000% since 2010. >> some people on social security are describing a nightmare. they are being told they owe thousands of dollars back to the government because of a mistake. back this morning , overpayment, outrage after some americans who received social security benefits were told to give back tens of thousands of dollars. >> i'm literally at the point of frustratio

he said he can take us to reno by the meter and it's going to be $500 or more. >> reporter: at the reno, others still stunned. >> i was scared. >> reporter: the harrowing conditions. >> you can smell a burning rubber and mud. >> reporter: putting even the most self-reliant to the test. >> liz joins us now. we can see that long line of traffic just behind you. any sense how long it's going to take to get all these people out? >> reporter: it's been a slow crawl for thousands today. the line looks long here. the line is even longer back there. even under the best conditions it can take several hours to exit the festival. it can take days to get this all cleaned up. >>> we turn to another major story, that manhunt for an escaped killer in pennsylvania now in its fifth day. police confirming he's been sighted in the same area multiple times. now they've enlisted his mother to convince him to turn himself in. >> reporter: tonight, two days after this doorbell camera video showed escaped inmate danelo cavalcante on the run. police announced additional sightings within a two-mile radius outsid

the tired revellers carrying mud covered bags at the nearest airport in reno, offered mixed feelings about this year's event i had under basic time. would i want to do it again for another 3 or 4 days to say, where is the last 3 for this? never. but we're not in the trenches in the ukraine. we're not in in the refuge account. we are, we're playing a game together in the desperate i wish that there was a little bit more communication in terms of events like that. so you, especially for those of us who come knowing we can't get refunds. and just knowing that we spent a lot of time and money to get out here. the annual burning man celebration attracts tens of thousands of musicians. artists, an activist, every year community and self reliance are among the core principles of the annual gathering values which were very much put to the test at this year's event day protocol. is that the festival and he enjoys this now from austin, texas to share his experience j. you were one of tens of thousands stuck in the month. when did you realize that you were not going to be able to leave as well?

so it's about 140 miles north of reno. if i lose this back and we take it back to thursday, you see this front tracking through getting into friday. all of this rain just starting to stream through right into saturday. it was all from that system to the northwest of us. the track through kind of cooled us down. so that was the problem is you've got dry ground and you've got all this rain coming down so quickly. and so it can't be absorbed into the ground quickly. unfortunately, in the desert and it starts to pond and you get flooding and then you a great if you're out there. so again, the good news is there. have you better run of it today as this low pressure system has now moved away from them? so today they're trying to get folks out and they should do okay with it. having said that, there is a little tiny bit more of a chance of a few showers as we get into tomorrow. no, doesn't look like anything that's going to be anywhere near what they were dealing with before. you know it to be a good idea for people to hopefully

reno are at 40. in the 40s, reno is at 50. little systems just keep dropping in, dropping in and they keep that high suppressed down into the four corners. now eventually it's going to start building in here, but it'll be a gradual process. it'll start on friday. today, bigger fog bank retreats to the coast. it'll be sunny, it'll be nice. looks a little cooler for all but 60s, 70s and 80s on those temps. not a big change. tomorrow, friday, we start to warm it up inland. temps will bump up on the weekend. you guys, thank you, steve. a group of teens accused of committing dozens of burglaries in san jose. what downtown business owners are doing to try and protect their shops and property. also secretary of state antony blinken is now in ukraine. he's there on a surprise visit. we'll tell you who he's meeting with this morning. and don't forget, a new hour of news is coming to ktvu next week. first, it's 7 p.m. we're debuting the west coast rap. it's a fresh regional take on the west coast. biggest and most relevant stories of th

how the cac up from here to reno. we don't but owner was in the car and, you know, within an hour to come and get her cat. so many that so much better. and i mean, you know, we've definitely had weeks here where we walked down in the you know, where we have our doubts that are available for adoption and all of them came in its trade and none of them had so. there are a lot of people out there who out. we put up a picture of your website here because i'm sure you also have a lot animals that could be up for adoption as well. but i just want to give out the information again for >> the event that you're offering this week in the low-cost vaccination and microchip clinic. it's being held at your shelter bryant street in san francisco. it's this saturday from 10:00am until one. but you have to be in line by 12, 30 on a limit of 3 dogs per customer. i hope you got a lot of people coming out and, you know, thanks for helping out all the pets here in city of san francisco. >> thank you for helping us get the word out. thank

reno is down to 41.th lake tahoe both at 32 and the mountains might be in focus as we head towards this weekend. not much changing today, although the leading edge ofay . and that's going to drop in on us big time here. that low is on its way and it's going to do this. it's going to take a track and go right over us. that won't be until we get to saturday, though. cooler pattern after today. the transition day will be friday. bigger increase in the fog and low clouds and a dramatic drop, at least compared to where we are in the highs today. for saturday. so still mild to warm today for many 60s and 70s 80s. nice to warm on your thursday cooling starts friday. then that low is on its way. cloudy skies i think some rain returns as well along with the wind picking up if the low stayed over the sierra probably just be a cooler windy pattern. but as it heads a little bit more to the west, it taps into a little bit more moisture. not a lot here, but i think a 0.05 10th of an inch to maybe a third, one quarter

buses are being deployed during the day to move people to reno free of charge.izers say they are still planning to burn the wooden man tonight weather permitting. now other burning man attendees shared their experiences at burning man after the storm. one person shared this video of the mud and said she walked two miles to get out from the festival. another said an rv got stuck in front of the camp during the rain. one attendee said festival goers are helping each other out during this time. >>> it wasn't just there. parts of las vegas are seeing heavy flooding from severe storms this weekend. some cars and semi trucks were seen driving through flood streets. the linq hotel on the vegas strip took in floodwaters. people near that bus stop had no choice, but to stand on a bench. >>> rain also coming down tahoe. officials are warning people to use caution around the water over labor day weekend. this comes after a close call for a few visitors at hidden beach who had to be rescued from the water. rainfall expected to continue in the area tomorrow. >>> the l.a. tim

. >> we're following on some developing news out of reno tonight. earlier this afternoon, there was a crash at the reno air race site. the reno air racing association posting on social media to 15 and at the conclusion of the t 6 gold race, 2 planes collided while landing the pilots in each of those planes died. we're going to continue to follow the latest there and get an update when can get some more information. >> coming up here tonight, celebrating 100 years of education on the peninsula. a look at the history and future of notre dom denim or university. >> plus, governor newsom announces plans to sign the country's first climate change disclosure bill. what the legislation would do. >> taking a break from the deep blue sea today to take part in some running at this year's mermaid run. san francisco. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >> well, aids long for a pair of legs today. hundreds of

she has raced jets at, reno air races. she has 3000 hours with commercial instructor multi-engine and air transport pilot ratings and volunteers. the collings foundation coping their b-17 when her busy schedule permits, she enjoys flying her own stearman, a 1950 cessna 170. along with her family and rescue dog. fittingly she named gilmore after roscoe lion. ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great to introduce to you this evening. heather lucky penny. so thank you all for coming out here tonight. and again, lisa i really thank you so much and the generosity of g.e. to support this lecture series, what the museum, what the air and space museum does and what the ge aviation lecture series allows was the museum to do is to tell these stories like mine so that people, like yourselves, can experience can experience history in a far more personal and hopefully impactful manner than when you just see the signs next to the airplane. so, again, thank you, lisa, for everything you and ge are doing to support lecture series to make it

some hiked miles out of the festival grounds and hitched rides back to reno. others stuck it out and said it was an experience they'll remember for the rest of their lives. >> we left the bikes there. we didn't even take them back because of the mud. we couldn't get there. we couldn't get to take them back. so we have no bikes. >> this is probably with some of it cleaned off. it's definitely like clay out there. so it's an interesting texture. so tough to walk around, but we made the best of it. >> i mean, you can just see, look at the amount of mud they had to deal with all weekend long. people there were told to conserve food and water. festival goers say they helped each other out by making sure everyone was staying healthy. authorities are investigating a death at burning man. the victim is a 32 year old man, leon reese, who died friday. it is unclear if this was connected to the storms as the autopsy will determine the cause of death. some told us as they were trying to leave over the weekend, but the mud was just too thick. they couldn't leave. a lot of

reno, of course, just 20 miles north of lake tahoe.t is known as the biggest little city in the world. last week, tech company smartasset named sunnyvale as the happiest place in the us. some competition? yep. just a little bit. well, in this ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine reno as the happiest place on earth. and here's what it came up with. i guess in midjourney mind. happy sort of goes hand in hand with, you know, amusement park type towers and lights. i get that. yeah, i get it, too. stay with us. the 5:00 news is c ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... help us to learn a whole lot more about our solar system. it's a historic space age spectacle, a capsule containing the first asteroid samples nasa has ever collected from

it's located several hours drive from the closest city reno with only one road in or out. vehicle access to the site is now completely cut off. tens of thousands of revelers have been told to conserve resources and hunker down until the weather clears. but not everyone is heating the advice someone took the wrong turn and everyone follow them. so we got like into the middle of the desert with a no one around and got stuck there for like 12 hours. we like fluffed there. and finally we brought a hitchhiker. we finally try to one more time and got ourselves out. that's already say they're working to open exit routes to free the stranded until then, revelers will have to get create to find their way home. as nice as it looks was, then it is driving his jobs. so that will f shows us posted a picture of himself on social media with an eye patch of to i running accidents. who would fees, scratches and bruises on the child suffice many who sold the image online wisdom? well, well, all of us responded with pirate means. another jokes about shots, new look, doctors have advised them

reno is at 61, susanville also at 61.ow has been with us for about five days now, and it's right there. but that keeps some of that fog going, that keeps the onshore breeze going, and it's not going anywhere until about thursday night or friday. some activity in the mountains. look at the thunderstorm activity popped up on sunday. northern sacramento valley, northeast california, near tahoe and truckee. the big news, though, is going to be a low dropping in this time from the north, which sure looks like it's going to produce some rain and maybe high elevation snow that will be in the mountains. i think we're too far west, but it's going to keep us cool and there's no sign of any offshore event for us. so that's a good thing. sunny sooner today and temperatures 60, 70 to near 80 on the temps, i don't see much change. maybe a little cooler into wednesday. the breeze should pick up thursday, friday, and then what looks to be a quiet weekend before the next system arrives next week. you guys. thank you, steve. coming up, 821

she got to reno and stopped at an in-n-out. and one look at her boots and some of the people in the restaurant gives you an idea of the situation that everybody was in. they are absolutely covered in mud, she thought about staying but was running low on supplies. she says their rv was stuck in the mud for six hours over the weekend. but this will not stop them from going back to the festival in the future. >> heads up. if you're traveling through san francisco, this week, road closures start today for streets surrounding moscone center, all in preparation for one of the biggest tech events happening this week, dreamforce. but the year could be the last that the city is hosting this conference. abc seven news reporter ryan curry live in san francisco with the details on this. hi ryan. >> yeah, carmassi. good morning. ceo marc benioff said he will relocate the event next year if the homelessness and drug use continues to affect the ongoing convention. of course, we know this convention brings tens of thousands to san francisco ev

some hiked miles out of the grounds and hitched rides to reno. others stuck it out and said it was an experience they'll remember for the rest of their lives. >> we stayed indoors for about 16 to 18 hours. after that, we went out like a regular night. there was lots of parties. every camp had its own parties. we had to wear garbage bags around the boots, yuk it out in the mud. but it was amazing how many of them told abc seven news. >> the festival itself is about survival. burners say they helped each other by making sure everyone had food and water. authorities are also investigating the death of somebody at burning man. the victim is 32 year old leon reese , who died friday. it is unclear if it was connected to the storm . an autopsy will determine the cause of death. we asked many if they would go back after what happened this weekend. they told our reporter j.r stone they would definitely consider doing it again. live in the newsroom, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> all right, ryan, thank you so much. well, all of that mud in the desert is ra

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the tired revellers carrying mud covered bags at the nearest airport in reno, offered mixed feelings about this year's event. i had an amazing time. would i want to do it again for another 3 or 4 days to say, where is the last 3 for this? never. but we're not in the trenches in the ukraine. we're not in in the refuge account. we are, we're playing a game together in the desperate i wish that there was a little bit more communication in terms of events like this, the special for those of us who come knowing we can't get refunds. and just knowing that we spent a lot of time and money to get out here, the annual burning man celebration attracts tens of thousands of musicians. artists, an activist, every year. community and self reliance are among the core principles of the annual gathering values which were very much put to the test at this year's event. all right, before we go, here's a reminder that top story, this of the kremlin is not commenting on us claims that north korea's late akim junk phone is planning to make. president vladimir took a toll on supplying russia with, with 2 n

it's located several hours drive from the closest city reno with only one road in or out via co access to the site is now completely cut off. tens of thousands of revelers have been told to conserve resources and hunker down until the weather clears. but not every one is heating the advice someone took the wrong turn and everyone follow them. so we got like into the middle of the desert with a knowing around it got stuck there for like 12 hours. we like slept there. and finally, we brought a head try and we finally tried it one more time and got ourselves out. that's dougherty. say, they're working to open exit routes to free the stranded until then, revelers will have to get creative to find their way home. finally, german chancellor old schultz has posted a picture of himself on social media with a black eye patch after a joking accident in the photo. scratches and bruises can be seen on the chancellor's face. many who sold the image on language to me. well, while others responded with part mates and other jokes about jolts as new look, doctors have advised him to weigh the pads for

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it was just money. tired revellers carry not covered bags at the nearest airport in reno, offered mixed feelings about this year's event. i had an amazing time. would i want to do it again for another 3 or 4 days to say, where's the last 3 for this? never, but we're not in the trenches and you know, we're not in a refugee town. we are, we're playing a game together in the desperate i wish that there was a little bit more communication in terms of events like that. so especially for those of us who come knowing we can't get refund. and just knowing that we spent a lot of time and money to get out here. the annual burning man celebration attracts tens of thousands of musicians, artists, and activists every year. community and self reliance are among the core principles of the annual gathering values which were very much put to the test. at this year's event. african leaders are calling for fair ways to finance the world's response to climate change. africa's 1st climate summit is taking place in kenya and speakers there have criticized rich nations for failing to deliver on climate pledge

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it's located several hours drive from the closest city reno with only one road in or out. vehicle access to the site is now completely cut off. tens of thousands of revelers have been told to conserve resources and hunker down until the weather clears. but not every one is heating the advice someone took the wrong turn and everyone follow them. so we got like into the middle of the desert with a knowing around it got stuck there for like 12 hours. we like slept there. and finally, we brought a hitchhiker, we finally tried it one more time and got ourselves out. or that's already say they're working to open exit routes to free the stranded until then, revelers will have to get created to find their way home in the buddhist vega now live say score 3 times in the 2nd half to beat 10 man on young 1000000003 now, in a match between the 2 champions of a teams might say victory was old more impressive as it ended when young's 20 full match on beat run at home. you know, they to be lied sick of how to rebuild this summer after the departure of key players. and it was one of the ne

. >> reporter: chris says he is planning to make the five hour 15-mile walk to catch a bus to reno monday. >> more gross than you can possibly imagine. >> oh the mud. >> a disaster. >> i feel like when they get home they're going to be like mud all over my shoes, never again. >> i don't think they will do that again. rain can be unpredictable. >> why were they wearing shoes? go barefoot and lose the bike. >> i think some of the port o potties were overflowing. that might motivate the shoes. >> good morning. >>> still ahead. >> i think if people give us a chance during transit month, they'll find things have changed. >> the start of the eighth annual transit month. the pitch to you to get on board. >> we are a less than a week from the niners hitting grid iron for the start of the regular season. we hear from the dynamic duo excited to get things going on defense. >>> how about we look at an iconic symbol in san francisco. beautiful coit tower, a beacon in the darkness at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own