mig blig is the debris? >> right there, to the left of your screen. you see the white chips floating away? >> megyn: got it. >> i'm dealing with a satellite delay, so i'm probably five seconds behind. megyn: you got t i see t i wanted to make sure we were looking at the same thing. meantime, i got to ask you this because we talked about debris falling off the shuttle when it took off. there was also debris falling on you earlier today. let's watch that. >> let's watch. and this happened on the external fuel tank here, fell off around the 4-minute marker, and when i say it's not a huge, big deal, uh-oh, that happens, live television, but when i say it's not a big deal -- >> megyn: now, that was not a piece of the space shuttle, correct? >> new york city thankfully, it's not! we're happy to report that. but when it was was the screen. if we take a wide shot, we'll give your viewers a behind the scenes look at what we do for viewers here. this is the screen up here. what we want to do is make sure the sun doesn't cast ugly shadows on my face. our photographers work hard