npr morning edition co-host steve inskeep has been reporting all week from iran, and i spoke with himlier today. i began by asking him where he was, and to remind us who the main contenders are. >> i am in hosan rvetion everythingar arshad a very fakous mosque in tehran. it is a polling place that people are behind me waiting to vote and if you were to follow that line it would go out the door down the steps around the corner all the way down to block and off into the darkness. and as i've been driving around the city judy tonight i see lines like this all over the city. mosques are polling places, stations are polling places for one or both of the candidates, hassaan rouhani the incumbent. >> what did you mean by that? >> when a president runs for reelection, it's really about rerecollection, the people are happy with the job he's done, hassan rouhani is such a different figure. he's not an outsider, he's been a member of the clerical inside for decades. but he has opened up iran to the world to improve iran's impression to the other countries. he made a nuclear deal that included th

. >> pelley: now, steve inskeep of npr, on assignment for "60 minutes." >> inskeep: fighting wildfiresst federal agencies almost $2 billion last year, including more than half the budget of the u.s. forest service. wildland fires are growing worse, in a time of drought and climate change, and the biggest and most destructive fires can't be stopped. they are a force of nature: imagine trying to stop a hurricane. yet the government has to try, because more than 100 million americans now live in, or near, forests and grasslands that can erupt in flames. this is what's left of a neighborhood in the kern river valley. it's outside bakersfield, california. much of the valley burned in a wildfire that swept across 75 square miles. it killed two people and destroyed 285 homes. the wildlands that fed this fire are the same wildlands that attracted residents like fred roach. is this the view that brings people to live in this spot? >> fred roach: it's the view that brought us here. yes, sir. >> inskeep: roach lives amid mountains covered with grass, so dry that lightning strikes or human activit