 He says while about a quarter of the state's counties will receive aid, a case will likely be made for more. That number keeps changing as damage assessments come in. So the final number is, I mean, we don't have a final number. Let me put it that way. We're still working. As rivers recede, the state will be better equipped to evaluate just how much destruction occurred. For NPR News, I'm Kari Spencer in St. Paul.