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Tallahassee, canopy of trees. that's bhat governor was worried about. i spent time with him in the emergency operation center. he's worried about scenes like this. the tree clearly blocked the road, smashed in the back of this car. narrowly missed a house but took a power line with it. dozens of home in this area, we saw neighbors come out to check on one another. this is about a 40 mile projectile. the city was going out to assess the damage in the area that inspired us to check out the same. the same roads are by and large clear. there's a lot of spanish moss, some trees down, lent bite pole...

Surge i -- urgency. right now in the immediate crisis. no small irony the u.n. global climate change report comes out talking about these conditions, how 100 year storms are every year storms. we're dealing with this. tom, pick up on sam's point and one of the things we're watching. on my screen what we're watching in different areas, we see obviously what is the hurricane threat in this area. but tropical storm which everybody always mitigates its intensity, it's not that bad. it's horrible, especially in the areas that are already saturated. what is the additional risk there, tom? >> in 2003...

People don't want to hear it but it doesn't make it any less real. let me ask you something, this is a vicious political time. you're near the end of the political cycle. campaigning would stop. people would put leadership before partisan ship. are people working together, are you getting the right minds and the right collaboration? >> well, i was there before the storm. i'll be there tomorrow and then i can answer your question. i suspended my ads up in the entire panhandle. we'll see. andrew gillum who is the democratic nominee for mayor, he is the mayor of tallahassee. he's going to have ...

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I'll check back with you soon. hurricane michael. the trail of damage is amazing. look at tallahassee. you're going to have a unique challenge because of the foliage, the population centers, the need. cnn's nick valencia is there. what are you seeing? you got one of the main examples right behind you. >> reporter: yeah, this is some of the worst of it, chris. you hit the nail on the head. picturesque beauty in tallahassee, canopy of trees. that's exactly what the governor was worried about. i spent time with him in the emergency operation center. he's worried about scenes like this. the tree c...