lemonis: the situation at black rock is bleak.ned up a couple months ago, and already, they're $15,000 past due on the combination of rent and equipment. it looks like they're ignoring their financial obligations. gary: he has the money. i think he's made a decision to not put anything more into the business. lemonis: so he's personally guaranteed this? gary: yeah. lemonis: the owner of black rock café has a $75,000 personal guarantee on this equipment and the lease. what that means is that we can go collect on his personal assets. i don't want to do that. what i actually want to do is come up with a solution that works for black rock and works for swansons. well, if they can't pay, then what about the possibility of turning that into, like, a swansons grill? maybe it's a way to sell more fish, get better prices. gary: yeah, that might be a great idea. lemonis: swansons should have a restaurant, and black rock, the way it exists today, isn't a viable business, so i feel like i could fix both situations with one meeting. why don't

which gets renamed black rock city. organizers require that everyone be self sufficient and bring in their own food and drinks. man./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> that's all for 8 news now live at noon.. the valley's news remember that 8 news now is always available at las vegas now dot com, facebook and twitter. ? >> brooke: [ chuckles ] how is it you always manage to surprise me? >> bill: well, doesn't that tell you something? the least predictable woman i knes man. at least we'll never be bored. >> brooke: [ laughs ] i-i don't even know what to say. >> bill: best deal you'll ever make. >> brooke: [ sighs ] because it includes you in the payoff? >> bill: well, i don't want to put words in your mouth. you came to me with a business proposition -- include my 12.5% of forrester in the divorce settlement. i gave you a counter proposal. you can have my shares free and

more than 70 thousand people are expected to settle in the black rock city encampment for burning man. the event kicks off sunday for a principles, among them the concept of self-reliance. everyone who attends the event which is part festival, part music show and part dust must make their own advance arrangements for food and water. commerce is strictly prohibited at black rock city, aside from ice and coffee, which are sold by the organizers to raise money for local schools./// officer involved shooting this morning. what we're learning after an officer is shot and a suspect is killed. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... containment growing overnight on a wildfire burning in southern california. but residents are still facing a possible evacuation.// ((brian loftus)) >> and... the chances for rain in the valley this weekend... sherry breaks it down in her weekend forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts ri ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> and officer is shot and a suspect is dead folowing an over night traffic stop. t

a steamboat was constructed in black rock, new york near niagara falls, that vessel ran from black rock or buffalo and detroit for three years before it was wrecked. that was the beginning of the steamboat age, people understood they didn't travel very fast but traveled reliably. if you were on a sailboat you had to wait for the wind. if you were on a sailboat working against the current like the one behind us was almost impossible unless the wind was behind you. with the steamboat you would get on the boat and the boat would really -- reliably travel 6, 8, 10 not stored where you were going if you could get there at a regular schedule, could finally rely on travel to get them where they want to be. with the opening of the erie canal in 1825, there was an influx, greater influx of immigrants coming and. soon after that there was a railroad running next to the erie canal. all of a sudden two reliable forms of transportation coming and. the railroad stopped in buffalo so once you got that far you had to find another way to get to detroit to catch the next train. trains ran across the bott

tom: richard turnill from black rock, thank you.hour, as we the ninth anniversary of when i would suggest the crisis began, jason trennert with a view back and, particularly, looking forward to adding value. daragh maher will join us from hsbc as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: it is nine years on from the beginning of the financial crisis. will year 10 bring release from the great distortion relief from financial repression? the crisis has given a stock prices price for perfection. in this hour, jason trennert on the bull market. and the changing of the guard -- campaign trump. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom keene. with me, francine lacqua and london. ise years on, it extraordinary how little has changed. francine: you are absolutely right. the balance sheets of central banks, it is amazing how they have grown so much. that is the amazing part. uc see european banking. i believe august 9 was bnp paribas challenged in europe, and we still talk about european banks, don't we? francine: bnp is still talk

./// ((denise valdez)) in the black rock desert in northern nevada. nearly seventy thousand people are celebrating and facing the elements. check out what they're having to deal with -- blowing sand! you can see all the people on their bicycles make their way around so called 'black rock city'. there are dozens of themed camps -- and art installations. this year one of the youngest artist to display a piece -- is a four and half year old boy from las vegas. tedd florendo (((>>>the heat returns this week yesterday with triple-digits around the region. winds increased as forecasted as well but still remain below windy criteria. we still are dry with single digit humidity readings. and we're a few degrees warmer than yesterday. ................................ .. afternoon highs hot around the we're lower in elevation. especially for the east and southeast neigbhorhoods. not-as-hot for the locales on the west side of town especially the foothills and certainly the mountains where it appears to be coolest. ................................ .... regional te

black rock is the largest vendor oindex products. even if we did a search going beyond your initial list, i doubt we would have found anybody with as competitive fee for the execution capability they bring. this will be a fairly significant part the overall portfolio but the capabilities they operating are computer oriented activities not subject to personnel loss and the type of thing youz face in active management. >> just to sum up for 30 seconds, this is the next tool of investment in our fixed income between moving from credit sensitive issues that have now [inaudible] towards higher yielding but private debt, longer duration assets and substituting that with super low risk, completely liquid instruments in which stripped away. the illiquidity that can sometimes comprise from securitieslanding. i will note we are in the midst of increasing private equity and real assets portfolio so this is a tool for luquidly when we have expected capital callsism . i think today we had a $37 million capital call. was it today? two days ago. we

black rock is the largest vendor oindex products. even if we did a search going beyond your initial list, i doubt we would have found anybody with as competitive fee for the execution capability they bring. this will be a fairly significant part the overall portfolio but the capabilities they operating are computer oriented activities not subject to personnel loss and the type of thing youz face in active management. >> just to sum up for 30 seconds, this is the next tool of investment in our fixed income between moving from credit sensitive issues that have now [inaudible] towards higher yielding but private debt, longer duration assets and substituting that with super low risk, completely liquid instruments in which stripped away. the illiquidity that can sometimes comprise from securitieslanding. i will note we are in the midst of increasing private equity and real assets portfolio so this is a tool for luquidly when we have expected capital callsism . i think today we had a $37 million capital call. was it today? two days ago. we

. >> chief strategist ema shares at black rock.good morning. >> the bond market is in a massive bubble as we just heard there. the high yield area of bond market is going to blow up, is what singer is indicating essentially. do you agree with that? do you think we are in a massive bubble territory. >> what i can point to is if fact from an exchange trade and products perspective, we see investors being very committed to bonds. that trend has been evident this year and probably due to continue. if you go back to the end of june, so the first half of this year, we were at a level where flows into the product global landscape for fixed income were 150% of the overall 2015 number so the strong momentum there. it's exciting for us. it's good news. investors are realizing the benefit of using exchange rates for overthe counter asset class, but certainly strong momentum there. nevertheless, there is something different happening. it's eight weeks since brexit so it's a good moment to take a breath and look at what global investors have do

you need to use black rock, down to egypt, and that will get you back onto 422.opefully get that vehicle out of there, and get the roadway back opened up in the next half hour. but expect delays coming in on 422. we had early morning crash on the schuylkill. let's roll video from the news van when we showed up to the scene. it involved a motorcycle. i actually heard about it on my way in. luckily, i jumped off and used montgomery drive. here's what happened. the motorcycle was traveling eastbound when it hit that girard avenue curve, crashed into the barrier. the driver of the motorcycle went up and over the barrier into the westbound lane. so they had it all shutdown this morning at about 3:00. good news, all lanes are open right now on the schuylkill expressway, coming into and out of the city. chris, lauren, back over to you. >> bob and sue have already done this, but a lot of parent will be helping their kids move in, it is move in day for two college campuses in our city, the university of pennsylvania is expecting 65 is hundred undergrad and grad student fo

black rock or buffalo and detroit for three years before it was wrecked.that was the beginning of the steamboat age. they didn't travel fast but they traveled reality. >> we will visit the thomas edison depot museum to learn about the importance of the railroads in the development of michigan's some region. >> when the railroads first came into the county into the some region, most of the life was centered on the

/// ((demetria obilor)) >>> burning man happening right now up in the black rock desert... but there's a little trouble with the festival's mascot. check out this pic of burning man .. he's stuck upside down ... and is missing his head. he's usually hoisted upright when the festival begins .. which was sunday ... but a lot of projects on the main site where he's located, have be it's supposed to open this morning .. burning man is set to go up in flames on saturday. and take a look at this .. for those who can't go .. you can live stream it on their website./// sherry, how's the we started the week hot at 104 lots of water in the backpacks for the kids today. ............r in the backpacks stay cool and grab the sunscreen, summer is not over yet. u-v index of 8 today... and that will burn today without protection on your skin. highs about 5 degrees above ............ temps right now around the valley still in the warm 80s this morning. ............. heavy rain for the gulf coast states from texas to florida. ............. temps will spenda nother couple of days in the 100s

tens- of- thousands of people are partying in black rock desert... for this year's 'burning man' festival. the 9- day festival started on sunday... 70- thousand people are expected to show up for this year's event. this isn't like any other festival... a massive city is built in the middle of the desert... and it's completely self sufficient. there are numerous art installations... year that will feature a massive airplane. it all culminates in the burning of a giant wooden man./// ((brian loftus)) >>> last night on the late late show, james corden was trying to work out at the gym, but dancer teyanna taylor from kanye west's new music video, "fade", kept him distracted. take a look kanye west's fade starts playing i'm sorry do you mind it's sort of a public gym we all have to work out the same---- that's better than doing it amongst the equipment that's too much oil no needs that much oil ((brian loftus)) >> despite corden's desperate plea he was not able to get through to the dancer. you can catch "the late through friday at 12:37 a.m./// >>> we'll

mark gilbert and rupert ief micro ch strategist at black rock. let's check on the markets. in overbought territory. if we look at europe's equity benchmark, the stoxx 600 is down 6/10 of a percent. we are looking at a pretty broad-based selloff. mostlook at gr are, industry groups down. the one really gaining is a commodity producer. moving higher after first-half earnings. its worst results in 2001 with underlying profit down. yennt to look at dollar because we have been seeing a weaker dollar over the past two weeks because of those expectations of a fed rate rise. approaching 100. 28. gold up for a second straight day, it has jumped the most in two weeks and emerging markets, ninth day of gains for emerging-market stocks. the you come too late to rally if you come in now and how much further does it have to go? francine: stay with bloomberg surveillance. tom keene will be joining me. it is really a day of dollar slumping on fed rates, european equity for treating. ♪ francine: a central-bank re-think. john williams calls for a shift in policy. yen rallies. why lenders won

all the burners are in black rock city, nevada. the nine day event for community and artistic expression. nor locals, the event requires prep work because stores are offering far more sun taken location than usual plus google's, first aid kits, anything people need to cope in the black rock desert. many don't mind that the large crowds mean lots of waiting. >> they don't bother me at all. >> get in and find a spot. first come, first serve. you wait your turn. >> the towns people say they expect tobies see all week until the final day of the events on september 5th. have you ever gone to the event. >> i lived and worked in reno for 2 1/2 years. i know a thing or two about that crowd. >> layer up with baby oil and lay out. that was burning man in our days. that might be more fun. >> that might be what they still do at burning man. >> i have a friend that goes every year. we cycle together. it takes him about a week to get conditioning back and memory as well. >> and why is that. >> because it burns brain cells at burning man. >> you

. >> they plan to charge more for dusty cars returning from black rock desert.y refuse to rent costumes for the event. >> there is a running joke that last year's running man was always better. >> i don't know if that is sour grapes on the people going for years, but have been left in the dust so to say. >> the festival was free. a ticket this year costs $390. alyssa harrington, abc news. >> dan: new tonight, u.s. soccer suspended hope solo after a comment she made after a loss to sweden. the contract was terminated she called sweden a quote bunch of cowards in the olympics. she said she is saddened by the decision and said she could not be the player i am without being the person i am. we reached out to brandi chastain for reago to all of this and she said, quote, it is about time that u.s. soccer took action and is now letting everyone and anyone know behavior detrimental to the team is not tolerated nor accepted. >> dan: apple ceo received a severance package. he was chairman of the board in august of 2011 when an ailing steve jobs resigned. his five-year mil

. >> they plan to charge more for dusty cars returning from black rock desert. they refuse to rent costumes for the event. >> there is a running joke that last year's running man was always better. >> i don't know if that is sour grapes on the people going for years, but have been left in the dust so to say. >> the festival was free. a ticket this year costs $390. alyssa harrington, abc news. >> dan: new tonight, u.s. soccer suspended hope solo after a comment she made after a loss to sweden. the contract was terminated she called sweden a quote bunch of cowards in the olympics. she said she is saddened by the decision and said she could not be the player i am without being the person i am. we reached out to brandi chastain for reago to all of this and she said, quote, it is about time that u.s. soccer took action and is now letting everyone and anyone know behavior detrimental to the team is not tolerated nor accepted. >> dan: apple ceo received a severance package. he was chairman of the board in august of 2011 when an ailing steve jobs resigned. his five-year

taking place in the black rock desert. 70 thousand people are expected to camp out at the countercultural festival... and you would think people would be happy that it brings business to the small mining town. instead -- some say it brings traffic jams... and they're upset with all of the rv owners who park on their pr burning man supporters say the festival brings in community and freedom of artistic expression that you can't find anywhere else. in more local news... the king of pop's birthday is today... and to kick off the fun... the estate of michael jackson unveiled new m-j memorabilia at the mandalay bay this weekend. just outside of the "one theater".. fans can now see the costume jackson wore during his "smooth criminal" music video. ticket holders also got an extra special treat with a meet-and- great before last jackson's estate. "people want to be able to touch and feel stuff that was actually michael's, so we've got enough of that around now i think to keep everybody happy those lucky enough to snag tickets to the show this weekend. got exclusive access to events throughout th

burning man, the annual gathering of the unconventional and uninhibited gets underweigh in black rock city. 70,000 people are expected to attend this year's 30th 30th anniversary event. many will create art projects in desert. festival cull -- culminates next week end. events on sunday and the whole thing wraps up on monday. and setting the effigy on fire is where the name comes from, burning man. >>> hundreds of people celebrated the work being done to brighten the lives of children facing deadly diseases and other challenges. >> we mike nico urged folks to bid. the event set up the camprroyo and 3,000 children attend the camp every year. we have been a proud sponsor of the foundation for many years. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> clear skies. a beautiful afternoon, getting into the evening, more fog is going to be slow to push across the bay. we have the west wind allowing for a breeze right now. here's a look at live doppler 7, foggest just nowhere to be seen, 66 in half moon bay and san francisco so nice afternoon. and a bonus, temperatures headed into the 80

every year -- when news 3 >>> the world famous burning man festival kicks off this weekend in the black rock desert up in northern nevada. tickets for the nine-day event sold out in just 30 minutes when they went on sale in march. 70,000 people tried to buy them. there were only 30,000 available. the annual celebration of artistic expression and all things popularity since it started. >>> governor brian sandoval encouraging people here to adopt desert tortoises. if you ever thought about adopting one, now is your chance. it kicks off this weekend with the tortoise group. it's a nonprofit waiving fees to offer them a suitable home. in june, the governor adopted one of his own. he's keeping it at the governor's mansion. to news3lv.com. i imagine the digs there, a little nicer than -- >> yeah. moving on up. >> not bad. >> i have talked to people who have adopted them and they say they are very relaxing because they are so slow. >> but they get big? >> yes. >>> the war of words between the two presidential candidates shows no signs of showing down. >> the new attacks and attacks they are hillary

around 70,000 people are expected at black rock city this year. the gathering is for the giant wooden sculpture that they set on fire the final night, the burning man. this year, the week-long celebration run is three november 5th. >>> the pride parade tomorrow in silicone valley starts at 10:00 in the morning. the route starts at st. john's, down market street and ended up on park avenue. there are other events, including a electronic dance music party tonight. so a lot of things going on. summer not yet over. lots of festivals and, of course, burning man. are you headed there? >> no. i'd like to check it out, though. i hear it's a lot of fun. >> it's very adventurous. >>> how are we looking in the weather? >> if you like today, chances are all like what you see tomorrow. afternoon sunshine and temperatures below average once again. now, i do want to start you off with what we'll be looking at as you get towards the next seven days. yes, it will be dry. not expecting any showers, but we do have some big changes heading our with way as we get towa

. >> kate, congratulations on the new gig at black rock. happy to have you back. what's going to work for us now that we've reached yet another milestone? the plays that worked for the year, bond proxies, telecoms, utilities, et cetera, or in the quarter that we've experienced here, the technology stocks, the discretionary stocks the material stocks? how's it going to play out. >> let me talk about the broader catalyst the next couples month of. i don't think a huge number on the catalyst side until we get through their quarter earnings and concerns about volatility picking up ahead of the election. a huge amount of political and policy uncertainty not just in the u.s. but around the rest of the world, and so we really want to stick with quality and not just dividend payers but dividend growth stocks to balance our expectation for lower growth in the u.s. >> do you think they'll about rotation? away from what i said are the more macro story of the year or the smaller story of the quarter? what's going to rule the day? do i need to sell out of the proxies and get i

tens- of- thousands of people are partying in black rock desert... for this year's 'burning man' festival. the 9- day festival got underway yesterday... with an expected 70- thousand people expected to show up for this year's event. this isn't like any other festival... a massive city is built in the middle of the desert... and it's completely self sufficient. there are numerous art installations... will feature a massive airplane. it all culminates in the burning of a giant wooden man./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> fans are remembering mexican superstar juan gabriel... after he passed away over the weekend: (( juan gabriel singing )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> gabriel died at his home in california yesterday. the singer- songwriter was an icon of the latin music world. he grew up in juarez.... which is where fans paid tribute ((dave courvoisier)) >>> and hollywood lost a star today... comedic actor gene wilder passed away at his connecticut home late sunday. wilder was known for roles in films like 'the producers,' 'young frankenstein,' and 'blazing sadd

new york over near niagara falls and the apostle ran between black rock or possible under in buffaloor about three years before it was right. it was the beginning of the steamboat age. people understood, they didn't travel very fast but they traveled reliably. if you're on a sailboat you had to wait for the wind. if you on a sailboat working against a dru truck like the one behind us was almost impossible unless the wind was behind you. with the steamboat you would get on and the but would reliably travel at six or eight or 10 knots toward where you're going and you get there at eight regular schedule. people could finally relied on skid for travel. with the opening of the eerie canal in 1825, there was an influx, a great influx of immigrants coming in. soon after that within five for eight years the was a railroad running right next to the erie canal. you have two very reliable forms of transportation coming in. for chile the railroad stop at buffalo. once you got that far you had to find another way to get to detroit to catch the next train. trains ran across the bottom of michigan

. >> she will charge more for dusty cars returning from black rock desert the on height, cost opportunities are not rented for the event. it is refused. they never the same when they return. there is a joke that last your's bun man was always better. >> i don't know in it is sour grapes on the people beginning for years but though are left in the dust, so to speak, or in it is just changing environment. >> in the early days it was free, new a ticket costs $390. this morning with a danger it poses. >> also, a coyote is wandering around bay area neighborhood and what is be done. first, those, mike nicco has the weather of the. >> good morning, guys, the weather window is open on san jose at 87 near the shark tank with the clouds rolling in right now, temperatures returning in the mid-to-upper 50s. the cloud cover is slower today and it will return quicker during the evening hours, and that will keep our temperatures below average, now, watching upper level winds they will come out of the south friday, saturday, and sunday so the haze will increase from the smoke because of the fires especiall

. >> thousands are in black rock desert for burning man it kicked off yesterday more than 70,000 people are expected to be there this week the very first burning man was 30 years ago it started in 1986 in san francisco's baker beach before moving to the nevada desert in the early 90s. >>> giants are off, after rallying the atlanta braves 13- 4 they hit four home runs four triples, joe panic had two, solo in the second and two run shot in the fourth. they sent 14 batters to the plate in the 7th inning when they scored 8 runnings very exciting. a s also won, chris taste 2 run home run in his -- davis 2 run home run in his 5th inning, the rookie got his first major league win they won four of their last five games and now head to houston. >> chris davis having an outstanding year. >> little league world series champions are an american team. >> eight teams from the u.s., eight from across the globe now two are left standing. >> i saw this game yesterday afternoon it was one heck of a game the game from two small towns in southern new york went up against international champions southern ko

burning man, the annual gathering of the unconventional and uninhibited gets underweigh in black rock,000 people are expected to attend this year's 30th 30th anniversary event. many will create art projects in desert. festival cull -- culminates next week end. events on sunday and the whole thing wraps up on monday. and setting the effigy on fire is where the name comes from, burning man. >>> hundreds of people celebrated the work being done to brighten the lives of children facing deadly diseases and other challenges. >> we mike nico bid. the event set up the camp arroyo and 3,000 children attend the camp every year. we have been a proud sponsor of the foundation for many years. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> clear skies. a beautiful afternoon, getting into the evening, more fog is going to be slow to push across the bay. we have the west wind allowing for a breeze right now. here's a look at live doppler 7, foggest just nowhere to be seen, 66 in half moon bay and san francisco so nice afternoon. and a bonus, temperatures headed into the 80s tonight, but we told

although black rock city appears in the app, there is no pokemon to capture putting to rest any fears that technology is going to alter anybody's burning man experience. >> dana: pokemon is so july anyway. it's ancient history. >> dana: you did the right thing. thanks so much. we'll check in again tomorrow. >> kim: as george clooney would call you, you're just an adult, that's all. we take to you this bike ride in england. they are riding their bikes under water. this is odd. this is in wales. it's the world mountain championship. they have to ride a mountain bike trench filled with water. they have a snorkel on. the tires are filled with water to ensure drip on the bottom of the trench. divers there to make sure everyone stays safe. the bikes sink to the bottom. this is the most unusual sight i think i've ever seen as far as a having fun. you got to check out this surveillance video. this man lying down on the tracks apparently trying to take his own life when a transit officer comes to the rescue. the two struggle a bit. the guy doesn't want to get off the tracks but he won't give u

which kicked off today in the black rock desert. 70 thousand people are expected to camp out at the countercultural festival... and you would think people would be happy that it brings business to the small mining town. instead -- some say it brings traffic jams... and they're upset with all of the rv owners who park on their property. burning man supporters say the festival brings in community and freedom of artistic expression that you can't find anywhere else. the "corner for success" charity foundation kicked off their annual awards gala and fashion show today. the event benefits programas for girls between 9 and 14 years old. our very own john huck hit the runway along with local celeberties clint holmes and antonio fargas... also known as "huggy bear" on starsky and hutch. hollywood analysts predicted a slow box office, and they were right -- but there was one movie that surprised them. david daniel has the numbers in this weekends top five. "you have 36 hours to eliminate all the targets on this list." "mechanic: resurrection," the latest jason statham action thriller, opened in fifth place

the northern nevada desert. 70,000 people of all kinds are expected to make that pilgrimage to black rock city. the man burns the night of september 3rd. after that it is back to the real world. >>> looking towards the weekend. anthony joins us with a look at the forecast. >> it will be a good one. sunshine but we've also got morning fog for you and everyone is going to see cooler temperatures. we're back to detail that full forecast for you after this. >>> and looking at 880 just north of the coliseum. a smooth flow of traffic. i'm watching the direction with the head lips southbound. we may have a traffic break coming up. >>> a 32-year-old father in san jose in jail accuse of a savage beating of his 6-week-old infant daughter. i'm kris sanchez, we'll tell you what we know about what happened that night on tuesday and also about that man prior's convictions. a mysterious death after a man is found killed by a south bay freeway. now a disturbing trend continues for the bay area's biggest city. >>> plus, clinging to life. a 6-week of old baby suffers a severe beating and police say it came

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lisa: black rock an interesting post about this. one rate hike this year would not make a difference for demand or emerging markets. do you agree? peter: i don't think i agree with that. the reason why a quarter percent matters is because of what it feels to that does to the yield curve. bank profitability is a very -- is very important in terms of the stimulatory impact it has on the economy. you think one rate hike would have an effect generally on dampening appetite for risk assets? peter: i do, because we are in such a low rate world. in this particular cycle, given bankspendent investors, and the rest of us have all become on the rates come i think it is more important. lisa: thank you for being with us. that is peter cecchini. coming up in the next 20 minutes , the foodborne outbreak at chipotle began over a year ago. we examine what's going on behind the scenes. vonnie: a blockbuster drug has -- to tons of m&a p.m. it is now 2:11 majors down across the board. down .3%. less.0 down a little this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: this is "

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they plan to charge more for dusty cars returning from black rock desert.here they refuse to rent costumes for "burning man." >> once it goes out it's never the same. >> reporter: they said last year's was always better. >> i don't know if that's sour grapes for those going for years and saw themselves left in the dust, or if it's just a changing environment. >> reporter: in the early days the festival was free. a ticket this year costs 3$390. abc7 news. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> mostly sunny skies inland but the marine layer starting to push out over the bay. warm continues over the interior parts of the state. 90 and in the bay area we will have it sunny and partly sunny over the coast with lingering fog. highs low 60s at the coast and mid-70s around the bay and mid-80s in the warmest inland locations. thinking of going to the beaches tomorrow? sunny skies with cool sea bre e breezes, high temperatures of 61 degrees and 66 at santa cruz and 64 at monterey bay. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have a

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from black rock's global allocation fund, thank you very much.ime for the bloomberg business flash. electronic payment service square is unveiling its new deal with software startups. the partnership will give square access to larger businesses and more transactions. ceo jack dorsey says he's trying to convince investors that square can grow among competition in the crowded electronic transaction industry. fed chair janet yellen speech last week was hawkish enough for goldman sachs. the bank is boosting the odds of a rate increase. bond traders are agreeing with goldman to some extent. futures showing the 42% chance of a hike. it's not overwhelming but it's up 22% from just 10 days ago. janet yellen's remark that the spotlight on this month labor report. >> payments of been suspended for 15 years because of liabilities and the 2009 hiring crash. they use proceeds to pay down debt and eventually return cash to shareholders. j.crew says it will start selling an assortment of women's close as part of a push to revive the brand. move builds on existi

ran from black rock or buffalo and detroit for 3 years before it was wrecked.t was the beginning of the steamboat age. people understood they didn't travel very fast but traveled reliably. if you were on a sailboat you had to wait for the wind. if you were on a sailboat working against the current like the one behind us was almost impossible unless the wind was travel very fast but traveled behind you. with the steamboat, you would get on the boat and the boat would reliably travel 6, 8, 10 knots and you were going if you could get there at a regular schedule. could get there at a regular people could finally rely on travel to get them where they want to be. with the opening of the erie canal in 1825, there was an influx, greater influx of immigrants coming in. soon after that, there was a railroad running next to the erie canal. all of a sudden, you have two reliable forms of transportation coming in. the railroad stopped in buffalo so once you got that far you had to find another way to get to detroit to catch the next train. trains ran across the bottom of m

there is an accident southbound out by exit 24 which is black rock turnpike, delays back to northbound though we're not seeing any rubber necking delays. heading over to the sprain brook park way, a downed tree blocking two lanes. delays are extensive. may want to head to the thruway or sawmill. so you have alternate options. >>> we want to get back to the breaking news of the water main break in hoboken. kai simonsen is >> reporter: we first got word on this at around 4:30 this morning. these are live pictures now from chopper 4. first on the scene here over the corner of first street and harrison streets here in hoboken. scene of a water main break as understand. you can see the water is almost completely off. still a little bit of water trickling out of the ground. roadway has been compromised, so a lot of work ahead of these guys were it's all completely unclear if any of the buildings has been flooded. something to keep in mind. >>> new this morning, flames took over a garage and house in bergen county, that fire forced people out of a home on washington area in little ferry. jen

it takes place the last week of august in the black rock desert. attendance in recent years has topped 70,000 people. >> i would like to check it out. >> i can't wait to hear about it. >> i don't mind being sandy for a week. >> just a little bit of time. bring the goggles. >>> i'm not sure how it's going to be there. usually pretty hot. >> we had morning clouds that cleared out quickly. we may have drizzle on highway 1 and on the golden gate bridge and the coastal ranges but we are looking at clouds right now. 63 in san jose. and what you can expect for the week ahead is what we have been looking at. temperatures near 80 in the inland valleys, starting with morning clouds and ending with sunshine. here's the other wild card in the forecast. tuesday we have the potential for seeing dry lightning as a storm system passes through the north. we'll continue to watch that for tuesday morning. labor day weekend looks to stay dry at this point but it will end cool and cloudy. right now, cool and cloudy conditions. you can see san francisco fog building the