i m rah hall solomon in for fredicka whitfield. after two to three months of rain fell in 24 thundershowers swamped camp sites at the popular burning man festival. take a look at this video. thick, ankle-deep mud making it impossible and even drive in some places. attendees have been told to conserve food, water and fuel. they re stopping anyone from going in or out with the exception of emergency vehicles. some festival goers have trucked on food to reach main roads. that includes comedian chris rock who described hiking four miles before being able to hitch a ride from a fan. julian bergeron left burning man and is back in charleston, south carolina. how did you get out? it was kind of a crazy thing. i hitched a ride with an atv that was heading out that needed to get somebody more important than me out to the front area. they were willing to let me sit in the back. got a ride out to the main road. when i got out there, i immediately found a guy who was towing a vehi
georgia conspiracy is next. have a good night. former president donald trump has now been criminally indicted in georgia for allegedly trying to overturn the election in that state in 2020. this is now his fourth indictment. the fulton county district attorney also charged 18 codefendants along with the former president, including former white house chief of staff mark meadows, trump attorneys rudy giuliani, sidney powell, john eastman, and others. trump is accused of being the head of a criminal enterprise and racketeering is one of the 13 charges against him. tonight, we take a close look at exactly what mr. trump and his allies did in georgia in the weeks after the election. cnn s sara murray lays out details about the investigation into the former president and the most serious charges he s now facing. breaking news in to cnn this hour. prosecutors in georgia have opened a criminal investigation into former president trump. why? because of his january phone call
on the beach had accord with lots of fans. changes and attitude nothing is quite the same if we couldn t laugh we were all go insane jimmy buffett died at the age of 76. his family announced his death on his webpage saying, jimmy passed away peacefully on the night of september 1st by family, friends, music and dogs. he was hospitalized in may and forced to postpone part of his two or no reason was given at the time. they did mention his cause of death. they look back at his successful career both as a performer and as a businessman. wasting away again in margaritaville reporter: his laid-back songs captured the feel of lazy days in paradise. reporter: some called his signature sound gulf and western, a mix of country and caribbean music. it is sort of a strange way. he saying calypso songs. material came in and came back out. i learned to be a performer. reporter: buffett was born christmas day, 1946, on the gulf coast in southern mississippi
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organizers tell attendees to conserve food and water, it could be days before roads are passable. can you set the mood as far as what it s like right there right now? there are people here who are really struggling and who are just itching and aching to get out. also tonight, september sizzle. much of the country is in for a new round of potentially record-breaking heat. we ll have your labor day forecast. plus, manhunt update. a convicted murderer in pennsylvania spotted on this security camera less than two miles from the prison where he escaped. tonight, a warning from police. nationwide recall. the popular brand of meat products being pulled from store shelves. what you need to know. record card of many of america s children are playing catch-up in school. tonight the post-pandemic challenges for educators, parents and students. and later, perfectly imperfect. a lesson for humans from pets commanding our attention. she s as happy as can be. so nobody has t