managed and behaved the situation from a corporate and pr standpoint. christine romans, thank you very much for that. rahel? john, thank you. a cool spring and wet winter that brought flooded roads, swollen rivers and a sky-high snow pack in the california mountains are being credited for suppressing wildfire activity across much of the west coast. in fact, a new national wildfire outlook shows this summer s hot spots are not in the west, but in some unusual spots. take a look at this map. the red that you see here, this is all areas that experts say there will be an uptick in the danger. climate correspondent bill weir joins us now. as we show the map, highlighting areas like the great lakes and new england. what s behind the change? well, it s just not enough water in those places. we re used to saying that about california. look at that map. it s rare to see california green and vermont and maine as red. the upper midwest you ve got