number one, it s obvious. red is republican. you see a lot of red. dane county here, this is the key county for democrat, 8% of the population. democrats say their turnout operation worked well there. but tom barrett the democrat getting 60% and scott walker getting 40% right there. barrett needs to be up around 70% in this key county right there. let s come back to the map here a little bit. this is waukesha county. the key county for republicans in this state. 75%, scott walker got just over 70% last time. he s overperforming. as we go from county to county, come up here, brown county, where green bay is, walker getting 60% with 75% of the vote in. that s an improvement from two years ago. you can pick your key county across the state. everything we see so far. the republican incumbent, scott walker overperforming and barrett is underperforming. we ll break it down what it means for the state, for the governor in november. dana bash is joining us and also the former white h
peter doocy has the latest. and that is the new. the part on the left was on may 18th. and earlier picture shows something that the syrian government said was town square. and it appears that there were rows and rows and it probably was used for the mass graves. and there is heavy alstillery. and followed by pictures of the land cape and full of new. and they are sharing these picts for a reason. we want to sunday that message to the syrian people first and foremost. and it is important that the
molly line has more from jamaica, vermont. reporter: when tropical storm irene slammed the northeast, the engorged rivers in voermeermont new paths across the state and leaving behind a vastly altered land cape. all that is left of our home and yard is air. reporter: when the storm struck he returned to find his house in jamaica, vermont, gone. this was the family room and guest room and a full bath. reporter: now he has only legal and financial challenges. right now, i owe a mortgage, on a house that doesn t exist on land, that doesn t exist. reporter: and morrison is not alone, the legal questions are vast and varied. property lines are in question and documents have been lost and, in some cases, the risk of future damage is on the table because flood plains have grown and that means some homeowners will have to buy expensive flood insurance. to wade through the statutory and contractual muck, state lawmakers have created a task
it isn t just water but the massive sky scrapers. if we bring the camera around, we give you a sense of that iconic new york city land cape. those glass skyscrapers that you see, one of the real concerns is that the wind gusts and the winds that come through this area. now, they re going to break glass potentially and shatter glass, sending it down like debris showering the streets below, not to mention the trees and other debris that could be showered throughout this area and used as projectile missiles. the reason this is challenging is because there s no real place to go for a lot of people. the evacuation orders as we have noted are in place for the first time ever for 375,000 new yorkers, mass transit shutting down about an hour and a half from now. that means no trains, no buses, no subways whatsoever. to give you a sense, 5 million people, new yorkers and tourists use the subway system here each day. that is out. if it s flooded with water, which the corps of engineers
would be open or willing to leverage a better trade deal to do more to put pressure on north korea right now. the strength of their trade deals wi the north koreans, roughly 85% to 90% of the trade that stakes place with north korea comes from china, one of their neighbors. i have been here before with hillary clinton and with john kerry. we have seen other secretaries of state dealing with the russian situation. but this really is a new level of tension. if you walk us through, i know you been on this trip in the past with past secretaries of state, what are you seeing that is so striking about what some are describing is the toughest land cape for a u.s.