out. cars were damaged. and what you may have seen earlier, were these dumpsters, people apparently on these concourses dumping out debris from these concourses and from these terminals to kind of clean up afterwards. i want to mention one more thing about these airplanes. there's all kinds of debris, as you can see on the rooftop there. if any of those pierced the fuselage or the wing or damaged it or dented it, it has compromised the fuselage, that plane is not going to be in service any time soon. it's going to have to be repaired and this is an international airport, so there is the ripple effect of this particular airport being closed, on down the line for connecting flights. >> it's a very important point to make, karen, because a lot of people think, i'm not flying through st. louis, i'm not going that direction, well, it could affect you in some way, form or fashion. anybody flying through the midwest, where you need to check your flight status, check