. >> it was like "mad max." >> reporter: like "mad max?" >> "mad max." no public announcements. no infrastructure. no information. >> reporter: the annual counterculture event typically draws over 70,000 people, turning the black rock lake bed into a self-sufficient metropolis, ending with burning a giant statue of a man. but this year, the desert pummeled with three months worth of rain in just a matter of hours. those monsoonal rains changed everything, turning this lake bed into a mud pit that traps everything. rvs, shoes, people. but now, the roads have dried out enough that that exodus has begun. it stretches across the horizon. trucks, rvs, bikes, cars, it's a mile and a half long. some event-goers duct-taping shoes, others wearing plastic bags, many just going barefoot. >> we walked three miles, i think five more. >> reporter: chris rock and world famous dj diplo hitching a ride in the back of a pickup after walking for miles. siblings jared and carly goldberg documenting the mucky past few days. cars spinning out in the clay, finally, they made it out today, no thanks to

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but instead of music exhibitions and tuned cars in the style of mad max now, perhaps the only entertainmentulpting figures out of mud, if you believe in social networks such leisure even the old-timer festival venues in the arctic circle, uh, and uh this football, especially youth football. it can be accessible to everyone, i understand correctly that after some time this floating platform on which the football field was built will float away yes

cars like from a legendary dystopian movie mad max rushes west past the destroyed german airfield neutek spit, the further from the ferry pier, the only transport connection with the outside world, the more post-apocalyptic this very western corner of russia looks, there is a lost rusty city , an art space in the village of ghosts in this populated area point there are three streets map, although the population itself and the name never existed , it is such a city, a hoax, the german military built it in 1930, creating real streets, houses with windows, even shutters. everything this is so that aerial reconnaissance does not realize that this entire complex is a storage facility, where ammunition is stored, the politics of the keys and the principles of the rusty city natalya razina shows ownership here. just like in megapolis there is a cafe and bar, transport is all monsters of the powers, in fact there are numerous public spaces on the go , here is a gallery and a cinema, some publications are provided for free use by a resident of a post-apocalyptic world, it turns out there are phot

. >> it was like mad max. >> no public announcements, no infrastructure, no information, no way to callorrible. so we -- they shut the water down. >> many hours of rain. >> reporter: the show called "burners," attendees at the nine-day event typically filled with parties, deejay sets, meditation and art installations, stranded for days due to heavy rain. monsoonal rains changed this lakebed into a mud pit that trapped everything. rvs, shoes, people. now the roads have dried out enough that exodus has begun. deborah took videos of the sludge created by the storms. >> this much mud under our feet. >> reporter: she sent them to a friend. within hours they were featured in "the new york times," the "wall street journal," even on german tv. >> i'm so famous. which is really funny. we didn't even know it was picked up by the media until we got a text message. >> reporter: all of a sudden the world became aware that people were trudging around in shopping bags at burning man. don't ask about the toilets. >> what was miserable were the port-a-potty situations. >> actually overflowing? >> they w

state , they tell us that here terrorists captured this one, we thought that here like the movie mad max, in short, yes, some terrorist groups. here you have your own ministries, all the people go. they started interviewing local passersby there. eh, and it turned out so interesting. they were interviewing me, and we were walking along pushkin boulevard, and they wanted to visit the memorial to the first head of the dpr who died, alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko. and we somehow went to this memorial, and there was a woman there, just simple ones, there was an elderly woman, apparently with her daughter. they came to lay flowers, and already a year has passed since the death. yes , it was the nineteenth year and they stood crying, and he was like that. what are they doing? well, everyone remembers, i speak for the patient. the local residents just seem to like this and he understands that this is not some kind of decree, because we had such a spontaneous route and it is like this interesting, let's go, and they went, the women are standing. they were so impressed. once upon a time he

was it the mad max motif? the art? the live music? the cuddle puddles? the psychedelic excellence?hy did you go? >> well, i've got to keep you on your toes, stephanie, and basically i do have this philosophy that life is about learning from other people, and i think people should go to hawaii if they can, or go to puerto rico or go to mississippi to learn how other people live in this great country. and burning man is part of it. obviously, i mean, take a look at, me burning man is not my people. but what i saw was really beautiful and very unlike the characters that we are seeing on tv today, which i think are silly. i saw a lot of sharing, a lot of caring, and i saw our beautiful art and beautiful music, and earn a news or go to the things that make life worth living. >> without a doubt. >> so i'm really glad i. wet >> someone in the world happened out there? so you're there, you're experiencing the magic of burning man, and what happens? >> you kind of can't conceive of it. i had seen pictures for years, but until you go and see this vast mile upon mile of desert and art install

>> like mad max. >> like mad max? >> no public announcement. no infrastructure.information. >> reporter: these siblings documenting the rough past few days watching cars spinning out in the clay. >> we intended to leave friday at sundown. >> it is now 5 p.m. monday. we are just getting off the dirt road. >> reporter: some event goer duct taping shoes. others wearing plastic bags. many just going bare foot. >> we walked three miles. i think we have five more. we didn't know how deep the water was. once we got moving we just concentrated and kept moving. >> reporter: the grammy winning dj trying to make his exit, hiking for miles, leading a group of celebrities out of the mud. >> cindy crawford and randy gerber and chris rock, austin butler. chris rock was patient with me. we just got to a truck that was stopped for a second. we love your music. ten of us jumped in the back of his truck and he took us the last two miles. >> reporter: many said they were satisfied with the event saying they revelled in persevering through the adversity of it all. even so, many told

millions of americans and we right now we're leaving it all to the mad max kind of future no thought about it at all. what can i call? yeah, over there. do it and can get the boom there. thank you so much. this is fantastic. i actually have two questions. and my first one is that typically, as you mentioned right in this case, government is putting into tackling issues as they arise, but not planning ahead. and governments are often slow to plan ahead except in areas where they are. particular incentives, maybe economic incentives. i work in tech and a classic example is the semiconductor industry, where government is investing in the future and in this case, what would be your example of how we can get some incentive, particularly in this instance, where that on maybe the demographic groups that, the government particularly is paying attention to, to respond with the right policy options. so can we learn from any examples where we have been able to mobilize the right policy responses, the future, because we know they can it. but what's the incentive? and the second question is, i gu

so i look out the window, and it's like a scene from mad max every single day. concerns of the people of chicago are being completely brushed aside. >> steve: william, just one real quick final question. we just played a soundbite a little while ago of mayor adams here in new york blaming republicans and donald trump for the border crisis in new york. who in chicago do the people of chicago blame for this? the mayor? >> well, the last republican mayor in chicago was about 100 years ago, steve. i'm sure that it's all his fault it really is a fail on city and the police are not able to baby-sit the migrants and arrest the violent criminals at the same time. so the people of chicago are suffering today, steve. >> steve: and you can really tell that william kelly, sir, thank you for joining us today from chicago. >> thank you. god bless you. >> steve: god bless you. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. ashley starts with that manhunt still missing. >> ashley: yeah, steve. at least one school remains closed in pennsylvania as manhunt f for convicted killer hits one

folks and a few celebrities, as ainsley pointed out, that just wanted to go out there, dress up like mad max still trying to get out? >> it's a seven hour traffic jam. preface this for the viewers. it sounds awful to for you and me. seven hours in traffic suck fuss think you are sitting next to a talking panda it's actually pretty entertaining i'm not going to lie to you. >> griff: already frustrated with the traffic and mud. do anything to also be on acid would make it worse. >> you would think and, again, i don't endorse any of this. i wouldn't go. i should correct you because it is burning person don't get me canceled but stick with me here. as much as i bag on this. sunday crossing the george washington bring. i was in burning man i was in honking man. >> ainsley: can i point something out? that doesn't look like that's a street. why don't they get out of that lane of traffic and drive around? >> there is clearly no order to any of this. i feel lining you could go right or left. >> just drive straight across the desert. no one will care. >> steve: exit question, jimmy, after this debacle

you have a mad max. it's mad max raff in the street. i see. and on the other side, you are attack.remember the fire department can't extinguish the fire anymore. what's coming to san francisco might be very bad . you know about this thing? they use technology. so you chief. i mean, the police is here to arrest the criminals. i mean, come on. and you are not a doctor. it's not your job. so we have to stop asking him. what does he do for the drug addicts? i mean, come on, you have to arrest the drug dealers. that's it, it seems. come on. it's objective. whereas, yeah, i think there is something wrong with this autonomous car here. what is this? autonomous car? you see them all over the place . so they take away jobs that are necessary. they take away jobs. now they create traffic and they feel ugly and it's ugly . and it looks it's spooky. it's coming. so maybe your next car is going to be just a car on his own with guns. and what is this? we don't want to live in this society, guys. so at some point, wake up really seriously. i am here to try my best to stop you. you know? but every

you have a mad max. it's mad max raff in the street. i see. and on the other side, you are attack. remember the fire department can't extinguish the fire anymore. what's coming to san francisco might be very bad . you know about this thing? they use technology. so you chief. i mean, the police is here to arrest the criminals. i mean, come on. and you are not a doctor. it's not your job. so we have to stop asking him. what does he do for the drug addicts? i mean, come on, you have to arrest the drug dealers. that's it, it seems. come on. it's objective. whereas, yeah, i think there is something wrong with this autonomous car here. what is this? autonomous car? you see them all over the place . so they take away jobs that are necessary. they take away jobs. now they create traffic and they feel ugly and it's ugly . and it looks it's spooky. it's coming. so maybe your next car is going to be just a car on his own with guns. and what is this? we don't want to live in this society, guys. so at some point, wake up really seriously. i am here to try my best to stop you. you know? but ever

mad max is going to be a follow up from what i said this morning. a shift you saw me earlier is going to be important for you all. i'm serious. remember something. please never forget it. please. that you own yourself. you own yourself. if it's your private property so you don't touch any crap coming to your private property. okay it's important because it's your reason for being. it's. it's about your happiness. it works for you to write. it works for everybody. so you private your. your your. you protect your private property. so now is the time to do it even more than before because basically your private property is under attack . don't pretend you don't know because it is the facts. so the police does his best. i guess according to the his field of activity. but basically it applies to all of us, right? you own yourself. so everything that comes you have to stay open. we have to stay open. we don't live on a deserted island. we live in society. so we stay open. but when you see that something is coming to you that is not working in your own bes

now, that's going to be free for max subscribers for now, but come march madness and playoff time forcess to the games will cost an additional $10 a month for the max streaming subscribers. so this model have any chance of working? let's ask joe flint, media reporter for "the wall street journal." i'm assuming here, joe, that what max is doing is taking what warner bros discovery already owns in terms of rights to show baseball playoffs, nba games and playoffs, and ncaa games and playoffs and taking it front tnt or whatever other channels they have where they air those things and moving it over to max. am i understanding that correctly? and i get it for free now but eventually they're going to charge me $10 a month? >> you're close, and thanks for having me on tyler. >> you're welcome. >> it will remain -- the sports will remain on tbs and tnt, but they will be also available on that, and you might say, well, what's the logic in that? and here's the logic. for me, anyway, i'm still a cable subscriber, i've got the bundle and also have max. i get these sports on tnt, i don't want to pa

max, i don't mind. of course i’ll come, but father, i don’t understand, but what did she do to him that he got so mad atthing yourself, i understand that he can’t forgive me, because i’m not going from alena to london, and this too, too, and what else, well, what else, our dad loves that... all his obeyed, carried out all his orders, and then some girl has more influence on you than he, but this is some kind of nonsense, i ’m not his subordinate, of course not, max, don’t pay attention to the fact that dad is swearing, he loves you very much and does everything to make you feel good, i understand everything, but his good doesn’t always fit with my concept of what good is, but i know that you are already an adult, you don’t want... to be pressured , but please, please, understand him, okay, but i just wanted to bring everyone together, introduce dad to alena and her parents. max, why such a rush, are you planning on getting married? hello, max, hello, hello, everything is fine with you, yes, everything is fine, make me some tea too , what are your plans for tomorrow, dad, yes , it seems like none, you wo

max, i don't mind of course, i’ll come, but father, i don’t understand, but what did she do to him that he got so madcarry out all his orders, and then some girl has more influence on you than he does, but this is some kind of nonsense, i’m not his subordinate, of course not, max, not pay attention that dad swears, he is very loves you and does everything to make you feel good, i understand everything, but his good doesn’t always fit with my concept of what is good, i know that you are already an adult, you don’t want to be pressured, please, please you, understand him, okay, but i just wanted to bring everyone together, introduce dad to alena, her parents, max, why is there such a rush, are you planning to get married, hi, max, hi, hi, are you all right? ? yes, everything is fine, make me some tea too, what are your plans for tomorrow, dad, yes, sort of no, can you surprise me with a little time? well , of course, what are we going to do? i would like to invite you and your mother to a cafe, it sounds good for a start, to introduce you to alena and her parents, you know, max, i don’t understand why,

max then joined in. >> some do not want to let go of the panic surrounding covid-19, including the mad scientist himselfeekend and really pushing back against so much science. >> just like the seasonal flu, tony the terrible are back and circulating on air. >> this exchange that anthony fauci had with michael smerconish on cnn literally -- i couldn't believe it. the way they let him get away with this. >> follow the science or follow this loser? dr. fauci getting confronted with a damning study on masks. >> there is a perception out there by many, how many, i don't know, that they don't work. >> was smerconish actually also wearing a mask? >> the flames were still being fanned thursday by post columnist miranda devine who wrote masks don't work, dr. fauci should use one to gag himself. the article was published earlier this year, an aggregate analysis on scientific studies of the effectiveness of masks. cochran has been called a highly reputable source and systemic reviews are considered the gold standard of medical analysis. so i thought i would go to the source, the first author of the cochran study,

max then joined in. some do not want to let go of the panic surrounding covid 19. including the madho was on over the weekend. and really pushing back against so much science. >> like the seasonal flu. scarf lady and tony the terrible are back and circulating on air. >>s this exchange that anthony fauci had with michael smerconish on cnn literally i couldn't believe it. i see glad in any brought it up the way they let him get away with it >> follow the science or the lots of sunshiner, dr. fauci getting confronted with damming study on mask >> there's a perception by many, how many, i don't know, that they won't work >> was smerconish wearing a mask somewhere. >> the flames were still being offhand thursday boy post clemsonist who wrote mask don't work against covid 19. dr. fauci should use one to gag himself. cochran reports physical interventions to interrupt or reduce the spread of respiratory viruses was published earlier. and aggregate analysis of scientific studies on the efficacy of masks dr. lina wen in the "washington post" called cochran a highly reputable source gold stan

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