their work is key to keeping visitors safe and monitoring how the park is evolving. it s not often you get to see the effects of climate change firsthand but here you can see the potentially dangerous impact of rising temperatures. nice work. 39.4. that s barely under 40 degrees. when you see a temperature that high that much above freezing, what are your concerns? this mass is no longer frozen, no longer held together through permafrost and could potentially be available to move downhill in the next major rainfall event or worst case scenario, an earthquake. so if things continue to get warmer, it s going to happen. at least all signs point to yes. is this going to cap more and more in the park? it s one of our concerns. the field work been done here in modelling as well. it s been estimated denali was
open primary rules to win new votes from black democrats. this lawful strategy so incensed his opponent mcdaniel refused to concede on election night and said this. there s something a bit strange, something a bit unusual about a republican primary that s decided by liberal democrats. mississippi will allow any registered voter who had not voted in the democratic primary on june 3rd to vote in last tuesday s runoff. cochran court those voters and rewarded. the washington post reported that in the 24 counties with a majority black population, turn out increased by 39.4%. giving cochran a big edge. there was immediate blow back from conservative commentators about the election result. rush limbaugh called cochran supporters quote black uncle tom voters. glenn beck declared the wind was unbelievable and referred to
the front-runner is bill de blasio, 39.4%. if he gets 40%, this is the end of the contest for the democratic nomination. he will have it. running second is bill thompson. at 26%. running third is christine quinn, at 15.4%. john lou, in at fourth. at fourth with 76% of the vote counted. counted here. he has 7.7%. joining me, hunter walker. reporter for talking points memo studiously covering the mayoral race. hunter, thank you very much for joining me tonight. bill de blasio within a hair of closing this up on the democratic nomination. what s your reaction to the numbers so far? well i think along the lines of what everybody expected. they re pretty close in, with the last bunch of polls.
backed stringer. basically the stringer model is playing it safe, playing it traditional. in a campaign which is what it seemed to me that christine quinn campaign was. why didn t that work for her? well the difference is stringer had this sort of support across the board. christine quinn was kind of operating in this almost conservative wing of the new york city democratic party, allied with bloomberg. she had some establishment support coming from bloomberg but not across throughout the city elected establishment. so in the run-off de blasio/thompson run-off. what s the schedule for that? that would happen on october 1st. in the next couple days, if it is close enough to 40% we ll be looking at paper ballots and seeing if there are challenges. yeah, looks like we ll be looking at paper ballots. 39.4%. new york city race. we re going to be on this for a while. hunter walker, thank you very
don t tell dad. start yours in the new santa fe. from hyundai. now, sadly we did not win this time. i don t think a city has ever seen a race, ever seen a campaign, with so many specific idea. we had the best ideas. sadly, i was an imperfect messenger. no one was going to let this campaign quit. it started with my family, who is here today. that was imperfect messenger anthony weiner who has come in, right now, with 76% of the vote counted he is running fifth. he is running below what the polls indicated he would get. the front-runner is bill de blasio, 39.4%. if he gets 40%, this is the end