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how did things get so muddy, so bad so quickly? essentially this desert area received in just hours the same amount of rain that it usually sees in two to three months. let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam he joins us with more on the science behind this. so, derek, why did this area sort of react this way to that much rain? >> great question, rahel. it all has to do with the structure of the topsoil, right? we are showing you in this 3-d perspective the difference between lome which is that earthy topsoil we would plant our gardens in and the topsoil that black rock desert has which is senl alley clay. when you get this insistent rainfall, in the desert the playa that camilla was talking about it starts to puddle up and eventually it starts to mix in with that clay and creates that muddy cement-like substance that people got stuck in. that created the thousands and thousands of people that got stuck in it. wow, this is a perfect example of that. aerial photographs and visuals paint a picture, a picture worth a million words. look at the 70,000 people that call that home for only five days a year. normally a dry time of the year, it just happened to coincidentally rain during the system when everybody decided to head to burning man. here it is, just north of empire, western nevada, and the good news is the rain is going to dry out, it's actually coming to an end. no more watches in effect for that area and, in fact, the forecast, radar imagery shows things clearing up. this is very interesting, this is the playa, usually a flat, dried up area, the water that normally falls here evaporates with the sun but it's been overcast all weekend so it didn't have that opportunity to. the fact that they got two to three months' worth of rain in is such a short period of time is why it made it into that cement-like mixture. rahel, my favorite part about this story is how people are taking this with a grain of salt, happy to deal with the adverse conditions, almost like a half glass full type of thing but just with mud. >> it's been really interesting talking to folks. i talked to one woman yesterday saying things were okay, having sushi, making the most of it. >> exactly. >> derek van dam, thank you. john? >> all right. with us now is a woman who is at the burning manifest val right now in the mud. it started to rain on friday. walk us through what happened to you. >> yes, guys, how are you? i'm so happy to be talking directly from black rock city to you guys at cnn and the rest of the world. well, we went through some heavy rain, this is unprecedented, i don't think that ever it happened that we had black rock in complete silence. we were worried about people getting hurt so we had the organization ask us all to turn down the sound system, to ration food and water. we are all here happy. we don't want this to end. we want you all to know this. we are just sad that some people are still not having, you know, a lot of the things that they need, but the ten principles of burning man, one of the strongest ones which is self-resilience and we do it on our own, now we are doing it in the camp together. so the sense of community, it's beautiful out here. i think you can hear the music in the background, we still have music, some art cars with the music yesterday, it was the last day of burning man but tonight, you are right, the man is burning. >> is that why people have stuck around, because they want to see the burning thing? >> well, yes, john, and also because the event didn't finish. i mean, it was -- last night was supposed to be the temple burn and saturday night the man burn and we feel like we want to leave when there's a closure. so we need the man to burn, you know, so hopefully it's going to happen tonight. >> so describe the mud. i mean, how deep are we talking? what's it been like to try to walk through it at its worst? >> oh, my god, it's exactly what you were explaining before. this is the bottom of a lake so it's not mud, it's clay. so we get stuck. we can even possibly do sculptures it will last like a month with this clay. it's really hard to move around, bicycles can definitely not move around. yes, with he need to have plastic bags on our boots so the mud -- i mean, the clay doesn't get stuck and we can at least move close by. they were asking us not to leave camp and to be more in community so we can assess all the damage and be together for, you know, this final steps. >> we did hear about people who decided they wanted to walk out, the six or seven miles. what would that be like to try to walk through that mud for five, six miles? >> oh, my god. it's quite hard. i mean, yesterday it rained less so it's getting better, guys, it's not that it's getting worse, it's getting better, but, yes, i heard that the org was very worried about the exodus and also because people were leaving things behind. this is not an event that that can happen, as we are responsible for all the garbage that we produce and we have to take it back with us, you know. yes. >> are you going to pack differently next year, maybe more duct tape? >> yes, definitely. and less luggage because now we're stuck and i have to go to the other side of the playa to put myself in a container camp back to new york and i don't know how i'm going to do that because this is not my camp's priority. i just haven't figured it out yet. >> heavy duty wash, leave stuff out in the sun. that's what you have in store for you i think in the next few days. ana, thank you for being with us. best of luck. enjoy your last night there. >> all right, dear. good vibes for all of you. we are well and muddy here at burning man. >> not mutually exclusive sometimes. rahel? >> john, thank you. in just minutes president biden will deliver a labor lay speech in philadelphia celebrating american workers and the unions that represent them. he also plans to tout his economic plan for the nation. let's go to cnn's arlette saenz she is traveling with the president in philadelphia. arlette, what more do we know about the president's message? what are we expect to go hear from him today? >> reporter: well, rahel, biden often touts himself as the most pro-union president in history and today he is taking that message right here to the battleground state of pennsylvania. the president will be speaking at the kickoff of the annual tri-state labor day parade. an opportunity for the president to try to sell his bidenomics vision to the american voters. the post on the social media account x just a short while ago the president said this labor day i stand with every worker who has lifted our nation to new heights and with the unions who gave them power and voice. workers built america, it's my job to make america work for them and i won't let them down. this is all part of the president's push to try to convince americans that the president's policies are beginning to work for them and pay off in the economy. on friday the president touted that jobs report that produced 187,000 jobs just last august saying that this is one of the strongest periods for growth for jobs in american history, and the president also today is likely to tout other measures his administration has taken, including this new proposed overtime rule which would guarantee overtime pay at an hour of time and a half to those making $55,000 a year roughly. that is a range from the current stance which applies overtime pay rules to those making about $36,000 a year. this would ultimately impact 3.6 million american workers. this is something that president biden hopes will resonate with voters heading into the presidential campaign. as the president has tried to sell his bidenomics message there still has been anxiety and frustration from americans about the state of the economy. the president's approval rating specifically when it comes to the handling of the economy is about 37%. while this is an official event of course this all had political under tones to it as well. the president has often come to labor communities as he has sought election and something he will do once again as he is heading into the 2024 campaign especially in this battleground of pennsylvania. >> arlette saenz, we will check back with you shortly as the president speaks. john berman, separately, philadelphia, great town. great people from philly. >> i was just thinking you must be looking at that longing for home. >> yes. congress returns to work this week facing an end of the month deadline to fund federal agencies or risk a government shutdown. and in ukraine president zelenskyy fires his defense minister. how the, quote, new approach could reshape the battlefield. and millions of people making their way back home after a long holiday weekend. what to expect. tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographingng thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now availablin cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv when you shop wayfair's labor day clearance... you get deals so big, we'll have you saying... am i a big deal? 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putin has his own plan, a different plan for the black sea grain deal whereby he experts russian train to turkey and turkey exports it to the rest of the world, continents like africa could be a bin fish year of that, that seems to be putin's sell but the message from the international community from the u.n. secretary general specifically has been russia, there is a concrete set of proposals here to get you back into the black sea grain deal. they are on the table. go for it. the russian's push back has been it's all promises, no guarantees. this does seem to be russia trying to use its leverage of bombing these grain facilities and of pulling out of the original deal to get something of what it wants, sell more of its agricultural products and specifically get better access to international financial markets, of course, this was a war of russia's choosing and it would have none of this economic pain if it hadn't inns grated the war. >> another major development over the weekend, nic, president zelenskyy and ukraine appears to have fired his defense minister right in the middle of this counteroffensive. what's going on there? >> reporter: look, there have been a lot of allegations and even people lower people within the defense structure in ukraine fired for what appears to be corruption. some of the recruiting officers in particular and others. now, these charges are not being labeled against reznikov, far from it. there's no mention of him in terms of corruption, but i think the understanding is that these deficiencies, these corruptions that have happened within the defense ministry the buck stops with him and right now zelenskyy is trying to provide and show the international community, nato in particular, the eu in particular that he can get rid of corruption. the guy that is fired is an ethnic tartar, a guy that's been building a strong profile off of his economic background, international relations, part of the broke that brokered the grain deal, he is a muslim, helped with the saudis negotiate the release of foreign prisoners that russia had captured on the ukrainian battlefield. this is a guy that's got a profile and perhaps some drive and energy and certainly credibility from the ukrainian point of view of retaking all its territories and in particular crimea. >> where he's from and obviously his cv, compelling to say the least. nic robertson, thank you very much. and still ahead for us, no more mr. nice guy. republican presidential candidate tim scott is shifting his campaign strategy, but will it work? 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clearly he has the money. do you think that this shift in strategy will resonate? >> i don't know. i don't know because i think the point that eva made about authenticity is key. it's key in politics. it's key in these campaigns. people know tim scott to be a nice, decent, well-raised southern guy who says ma'am and sir and who is optimistic. i certainly think he needs to be more aggressive about getting more time at the debates. i think he needs to be more aggressive about getting his points out, but i think it's very difficult for him to portray himself as somebody who he's not. in the same vein that donald trump is never going to be a humble guy. ron desantis is never going to be a sociable, likeable guy. it's hard to imagine an aggressive tim scott. i think his optimism, his decency, his vision for america in a positive light are things that are strengths for him. i hope he doesn't lose them. and it frankly sets him apart from an entire field of people who are far more dark and just nastier than he is. you've got nikki haley running around calling everybody except herself cold, you've got donald trump talking about revenge and retribution and carnage, you've got ron desantis at war with mickey mouse. for me a tim scott is a refreshing distinguished person on that stage. >> speaking of refreshing, ana navarro joins us poolside we should have said. >> you figured off labor day right. >> thank you for taking off the water wings at least. >> in florida. i know a lot of you are right now mourning the end of summer, but it's florida. yes, i have to put up with ron desantis, but i also get summer all year-round. >> ana, this is shaping up to be what looks like at least in the polls right now an incredibly tight presidential race. the front runner is president biden, former president donald trump, neck and neck in the polls but in the latest "wall street journal" poll which just came out there are some surprising advantages for donald trump. he leads biden by 11 points among those polls on those who say they had a record of -- which had a better record of accomplishment, trump leads by 11 points. and on the issue of who is more mentally up to the task of the presidency he leads by 10 points. these are different numbers you're seeing right now. how do you explain that edge for trump on those subjects? >> frankly i think people have forgotten how bad donald trump was. people have forgotten all the gaffes and mistakes that donald trump made as president, while the ones that joe biden makes are, you know, front and center and they are national news -- they get national news media, national news media attention. i think people have forgotten what a stressful, horrible, divisive time for america the trump presidency was. the daily tweets leading to culture wars, the attack on people personally, the attacks on international leaders. just the way we lived for four years i think people have forgotten that and it's going to be the biden camp's job is to remind america what we went through those four years, to remind america the horror that led to january 6th, to remind america about the dysfunction in the government, the billions of dollars raised by the children after they left government. frankly he hasn't laid a glove on donald trump yet because he is not the nominee. i'm not sure that these polls are anything that should -- that they should be losing sleep about, but they should definitely be thinking about. >> ana, let's circle back to florida. desantis will be back on the campaign trail after focusing on leaving florida after hurricane idalia. we know you think he shouldn't be focusing on the culture wars and fighting mickey mouse as you just pointed out, but should he be leveraging his disaster management skills that supporters say are quite effective, should he be leveraging that more in the presidential race? would that help? >> i've always wondered why he didn't leverage that more. listen, i don't like ron desantis, it's no secret, and i think he has been an effective leader when it comes to disaster management. i think that through the hurricanes here, through the building collapse in surfside and south florida he has been good at that. i recognize that. i like that from him. it's one of the few things i like. and for some reason instead of focusing on the positive florida story, he's focused on dei and crt and esg. he's focused on banning the alphabet for god sakes. that is ridiculous. that doesn't get your gas tank full. that doesn't let you feed your family. that doesn't help you pay your bills. that doesn't help you get health insurance. and that's what he's focused on and he sounds like a broken one-song record. and it's not getting him anywhere. the greatest problem ron desantis has, though, is not what he's going to leverage or what he's not going to leverage. the greatest problem desantis has is ron desantis and the same way tim scott is widely liked by his colleagues and by people, is seen as a good guy and a nice guy, ron desantis is seen as awkward, anti-social, not really having friends, whiney and not somebody anybody wants to go have a beer with, right? 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president biden speaking at a labor day event in philadelphia. let's listen. >> -- president of the central labor council. gary, president of the sheet metal workers local 19. thanks for hosting us today. by the way, i think maybe the worst sentence in the english language for somebody who runs a place is the president is coming. oh, my god, nothing but work. nothing but a lot of work. by the way, you know, she couldn't be here today because she's celebrating labor day in detroit but i want to laing liz s -- -- to thank liz schuler. friends of mine, friends of labor. governor shapiro and senator fetterman couldn't be here today, we're splitting the state. they're taking pittsburgh and i'm taking philly. along with a few friends, by the way, mayor kenny is here, i think. mr. mayor, you show up here? you were able to come? there he is, under the american flag. good to see you, mr. mayor. i'm sorry i keep bugging you all the time. he and i talk more than, i think, we talk to our staffs. thank you, mr. mayor. i tell you what, someone said, you know, that biden he's getting old, man, i tell you what. well, guess what -- guess what, you know, the only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom. i've been doing this longer than anybody and, guess what, i'm going to continue to do it with your help. look, one of my friends from my hometown, bobby casey from scranton, pennsylvania. you know, with representative dwight evans and brendan boyle is always there for me and mary kay scanlon, mary kay scanlon has been a great friend as well. look, former member charlene parker. she's here? i know i saw her. i know the next mayor, i was about to do that. i was going to see her first. do you want to come up here and do this, old buddy? i told -- when i ran for president i told you i would have your back and i have. you know, there are a lot of politicians in this country who don't know how to say the word union. they talk about labor, they don't say union. it's union. i'm one of them. i'm proud to say union. i'm proud to be the most pro-union president according to the experts in american history. by the way, i make no bones about that. folks, in this labor -- let me tell you what we're celebrating. we're celebrating jobs, good-paying jobs, jobs you can raise a family on. union jobs. you've heard me say it before, but my dad used to have an expression, i swear to god, he would say, joey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say it's going to be okay and mean it when you say it. and he was right. i'm determined to make that a reality for every family in this country. and we are making it a reality. nearly 13 million 500,000 jobs just since you got me sworn in in january of 2020. 800,000 new manufacturing jobs. but you wouldn't know it from all the negative news you hear, but we're getting through one of the greatest job creation periods in american history. for real. that's a fact. it wasn't that long ago we were losing jobs in this country. in fact, the guy who held this job before me was just one of two presidents in history, he was one of -- but this is an important point -- one of two presidents in history that left office with fewer jobs in america than when he got elected office. by the way, do you know who the other one was? herbert hoover. isn't that kind of coincidental. look, we're turning things around because of you. when the last guy was here you were shipping jobs to china. now we're bringing jobs home from china. when the last guy was here -- when the last guy was here your pensions aarp at risk. we helped save millions of pensions with your help. when the last guy was here he looked at the world from park av avenue, i look at it from scranton, pennsylvania. i look at it from claymont, delaware. not a joke. folks, all my time in public office i've been referred to as middle class, joe. i guess i thought that was somehow not complementary. guess what, that's who i am. doesn't mean you're not sophisticated because you're middle class. it means you worked like hell and your family has to work like hell to be able to make t i'm sophisticated about one thing. i know who built this country. let me say it loud and clear. wall street didn't build america. the middle class built america and unions built the middle class. that's a fact. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. unions built the middle class. look at this crowd i see folks from my neighborhood i grew up in scranton. people with physical courage and brains. people who busted their necks their whole lives to care for their families. people who got up every day and worked like the devil to pay their taxes and volunteer in their communities. you're too modest. you don't talk enough about what you have to do, but i tell you, leaders all the time, american union workers are the best -- and this is what i tell -- i know every major head of state in the world, not a joke, it's because i've been around and they look to america for foreign policy issues. and guess what, i make the point, america has the best workers in the world. that's a fact. >> you should talk about it more, because it can take four or five years to train as an ap prenty, and yi prentice, and you have to go back to college, and so, you can't be the worst in the world, but you have to be the best in world. i mean it. like the sheet metal workers who used to use the hand-drawn blueprints and duct world in buildings and now it is sophisticated computer-aided design systems to be laid out, and it ain't your father's sheet metal workers, it is to do your job right and do it on time and cost less for the guy that you are doing it for and the outfit that you are doing it for with labor. people are starting to understand. president biden is speaking there in philadelphia marking this labor day and to an area that he travels to quite a bit with the seventh time this year. and he says with age comes wisdom as he pokes fun at his age and he is talking about his blue collar works being from scranton. >> he considers philly his birthplace, and some signs here that is going to be the re-election stump speech, and unveil of what he wants economic campaign speech to b and he had riff in the middle there when he said when the last guy was here, and he didn't refer to donald trump by name, but he went on and on about when the last guy was here, and he made the point, and he didn't talk about the trials or the criminal trials against him, but the economic record and he said that trump is one of two presidents to leave office with fewer jobs than when he started and a few lines there, and very interesting to see president biden leaning into this. an labor day is the traditional kickoff of the campaign season, and though we are in the general election year season start. >> and leaning into the economic agenda. labor day is to cap off what has been a busy summer, and pete muntean is breaking down the numbers. >> rahel, more than half of all americans planning to travel for labor day weekend, but now begins really big rush home. so we'll break down when the worst times to travel are, and where are the most congested spots. debt hold you back. refi at sofi.com. you could save thousanands and get t to your goals faster. sofi. get your money right. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv (screams) bleeding gums are serious, jamie. dr. garcia? 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