day, here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> we are getting out of here. >> major: at desert late man turns into a massive mud pit, forcing festivalgoers to shelter in place and can serve food and water. >> no one has seen this kind of effect in there, ever. ♪ ♪ >> major: as summer winds down, americans from the midwest to the east face brutally high temperatures. >> it's that september heat, 177 million above 99 degrees today. speak of the convicted killer who escaped from a prison in chester county pennsylvania is still on the run. >> we are doing everything in our power to get this guy. ♪ ♪ >> major: north korean leader at kim jong un talking weapons with a vladimir putin. ♪ ♪ how one airline is cracking down on skid lagging, a popular trick for cheaper flights. we will explain the pros and cons. >> use get blagg to pay less and i ended up paying a lot more. >> at this pennsylvania eye clinic, people are looking at this rescue cats that loves wearing one of her 25 pairs of glasses. >> it's always been my goal that i create a fun and positive memory. major: and remembering an all-star, smash mouth front man steve harel. ♪ ♪ hello, everyone, thank you for joining us, we begin with the delayed exodus from burning man. the culture old festival held on what is a dry and dusty lakebed in the nevada desert. but over the weekend i majored down pour turned the ground into the thick mud. the sub meant like sludge stranding more than 75,000 people and forcing them to shelter in place and can serve food and water. conditions at the makeshift city quickly turned bleak. one death was reported, though there are no details yet on the cause of that death. with the ground so wet, many who tried to leave the area were stuck spinning their wheels were knee-deep in mud. tonight the only road out is finally dry enough for people to slowly start making their way back to civilization. cbs's elise preston leads us all from blackrock desert just outside the camp and all the chaos. elyse, thank good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, major, we are right outside the camp site and you can see how remote this is. about 140 miles from reno. they may look like ants on your screen, but thousands of cars are snaking through the desert barely moving. >> we are getting out of here. >> reporter: today was finally moving day, but it was a slow slog, tens of thousands attending the event that celebrates being off the grid have been stuck in gridlock. there's just one road to leave the isolated blackrock desert. >> we just spent four hours in line to get out. and the people in line now, they might spend 12 hours. >> reporter: after two months of rain fell in one day, burning man officials warn festivalgoers to shelter in place. not to try to make them a more than 5-mile check out. the mud so thick even large vehicles could not move, and those who chose to walk barefoot risk chemical burns, because the mud is alkaline. >> for me and my husband this is an escape from the hard things, and this is kind of hard. >> many took the risk to leave early, posting as they went including d.j. diplo and comedian chris rock who hiked out and then caught a ride. annual burning man festival attracts artists, free spirits and the counterculture and the wealthy, bringing all of them to the remote to desert to hang out. campouts and practice what organizers call radical self-reliance. >> this is the best burn ever. >> reporter: that has been put to the test as food supplies dwindled in portable toilets cannot be emptied. some may be in survival mode, to others being stranded in the muck is just another experience. >> seriously, like this has given us the opportunity to rise to self reliance and support each other in the community. and i am having the best time. >> reporter: all of this mess was part of a larger storm system that cause flooding and left heavy damage in las vegas, nearly 500 miles to the south. back in the blackrock desert where the city grows out of nowhere every summer for burning man. this year emptying that city is a full-time headache. it could take more than 12 hours to get out of this camp site traffic. organizers are asking people to stagger their departures to help relieve some of this traffic jam. meanwhile, hotels and nearby cities and towns are preparing for an influx of travelers. many are already sold out. major. >> major: it will be a challenge to leave no trace. elise preston, thank you. for half the country, the official end of summer was as hot as mid-july. 170 million americans faltered in temperatures above 90. some with historic high temperatures for september. and cbs's meg oliver reports that heat is impacting the star of the school year. >> reporter: as extreme heat continues to roast new york, fans and players at the u.s. open tennis championship in flushing are trying to cope. >> it is doable when you have a fan. >> reporter: today hit 90, 10 degrees higher than normal. ahead of the first day of school tomorrow, the philadelphia public school district announced early dismissals through wednesday for students who attend schools with little or no ar conditioning. cooling centers are open and washington, d.c., where a hot weather emergency is in effect. 98 degrees has not stopped lee and tammy robbie who came from boise to visit in the national monuments. >> we stop and sit down every once in a while and try to find some shade. the breeze is wonderful if you can get in. >> reporter: the heat stretches from the midwest to the east coast with record-breaking temperatures across five states. people braved the temperatures at the minnesota state fair on sunday hitting a record tying 9r than usual. >> as i feel myself getting too hot, i just make sure we go to the shade and cool down, drink water. >> reporter: more than 1,000 miles away in new jersey, some headed to the shore hoping to find relief in the waves. >> how was the weather down on the shore? >> it was really hot, the waves were nice. >> the waves were crashing. >> reporter: those powerful waves are remnants of hurricane idl yell which is way off shore now, but still creating a high risk of rip currents from the jersey shore stretching all the way to virginia, major. >> major: meg oliver, thank you so much. for more on where the dangerous heat is next, let's bring in chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major, september heat will be building, some sizzling temperatures expected because of this. a big ridge of high pressure is going to be centered over the seven planes, but it is going to expand the temperatures over the next few days will be well into the 90s for the northeast, triple digits in the southern plains including most of texas, the potential for record heat in the northeast includes on wednesday 97 in philadelphia. also watching what is expected to be the next name storm in the atlantic ocean, and we do have to continue to watch where it ultimately goes, more likely to stay away from lands, but still, major, it's too early to say for sure. >> major: we will keep an eye out, chris warren, thank you. police in pennsylvania happy may be closing in on an convicted killer from last week. there were more sightings of danilo kovel can't take over the weekend, people should stay alert. here is marcelo dunn in tow. >> reporter: caught this weekend less than 2 miles from where he escaped. >> we are doing everything in our power to get this guy. people are working around the clock. i understand their fears. >> reporter: police blaring a message from his mother urging him to surrender. they have narrowed their search to a residential area that is deep in the woods closing off roads with access in or out, police say they have responded to well over 100 tips from neighbors in the area. since his estate from the chester county present, cavalcante has been spotted four times in this area outside of philadelphia. >> the fact that this guy is still out there after all of this time is insane. >> reporter: lance lehman came back from his holiday trip early after seeing that surveillance video. >> we want to make sure that everything is clear and he is not hiding in our skirt structure. >> reporter: cavalcante serving a life sentence after he was found guilty of killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her two small children. >> we want it to be over. it has been a really scary couple of days here in the community. >> reporter: how he managed to leave the prison is still under investigation, but this is a second escape since may. >> it's not easy to get across, it's perfect hiding grounds for the ultimate game of hide and go seek. are still working to confirm whether or several home burglaries are connected to cavalcante, major. >> major: marcella baietto, thank you. a meeting between russia and north korea, two's nondispose of the u.s., they have learned that kim jong un and vladimir putin will meet later this month to discuss, among other things, for a supply of weapons for russia's invasion of ukraine. cbs's ed o'keefe has more. >> word of the scheduled meeting between kim j jong un and m has been coming as the biden administration has warned that meetings between korea and russia are advancing. they recently traveled to north korea to try to convince pyongyang to sell all artillery ammunition to russia. after that visit, the u.s. pollutant and kim exchanged letters to increase her bilateral cooperation. they say that to russia and north korea have mutual respect old corporations and contacts are being made at various levels. both russia and china sent delegations to korea in july. to the person visits by top or an since the covid-19 pandemic began in 2020. president biden today ignored shattered questions about a potential arms deal. but the white house has been warning north korea officially known as the democratic people's republic of korea, or dprk not to help russia. >> we urge the dprk to cease its arms negotiations with russia and we will identify, expose, and counter the acquirement to from the dp rk or any other states that are prepared to support its boring ukraine. >> plans for a meeting between kim and, as president biden is said to leave later this week for the g20 swamp land g20 summit before making a visit in vietnam, where major pollutant is not scheduled to attend. >> major: ed o'keefe, thank you so much. leor rios, star pitcher for the los angeles dodgers is out of jail on bail tonight, he is now charged with felony, domestic violence, rios was arrested sunday night near the l.a. soccer stadium where lionel messi was playing, the 2019 the league suspended him for 20 games following the domestic battery arrest. no charges were filed in that case. tonight millions of americans are hitting the roads and skies as the labor day weekend wraps up. tsa expects to screen more than 14 million passengers through% the six-day stretch that ends wednesday. aaa says in international bookings were up 44%, domestic bookings of 4%. if you are looking to avoid congestion, they say tonight is the best time to hit the road. some air passengers avoiding that ticket with a popular tactic called skip lagging. and skipping the last leg of the trip. and now cracking down on this cost-cutting travel hack, and taking the company behind it to federal courts. here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> reporter: cassie and ren thought she saved a couple of hundred bucks on a flight to visit mom using skip lagging, she hosted a city fare to boston with a connection in washington, d.c., her actual final destination. >> the moment i saw my ticket, and they told me to see an agent i was already panicking. and the panic just got worse every step of the way. >> reporter: it got worse, because skipping that last leg violates the terms of service, the rules for flyers agreed to follow when they buy a ticket. just so you know if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. >> reporter: american denied to content, but his schooling the ensuing skip lag, saying they are not authorized to buy american tickets and deceives the public with access to some secret loophole, they say that tickets issued by the decade old website are at risk for invalidation. >> airlines will take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city pairs, they want to stop this while it is a small problem. >> skip lag sued earlier lawsuits, united airlines had its case thrown out. in a statement, they'd tell cbs news, we will be fighting this ridiculous lawsuit until the very end to protect consumer rights to the lowest fares. ultimately cassie aran canceled her fight and booked a direct one to d.c. >> i used skiplagged to pay less and ended up paying a lot more. >> reporter: airlines argue if you book a seat on a flight you don't intend to take it keep somebody else from being able to travel and major, it 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