blimp, about a football field in length it's become untethered in the maryland area and is flying somewhere high above the skies of pennsylvania. 20,000 people are without power as a result of this situation. we know norad and the faa are working together to try to make sure no planes come anywhere near. likely this is an area in a no fly zone as they try to make sure this thing comes down safely. this is a military blimp. there is classified information on board. so we know state, local, federal authorities are all tracking this thing and want to make sure that if and when it does finally come down it doesn't injure anyone on the ground. want to make sure they get that classified, sensitive material as soon as possible. so i have with me still lieutenant general mark hertling who has pretty interesting expertise on these jlens aerostat blimps having been in iraq and afghanistan. general, you were telling me 17,