payload? >> you're talking about the prc high altitude? >> reporter: as well as the one today. >> tony, at this point, i'm not able to go into more detail other than we've, what i would describe, we've discovered or located a significant amount of the debris associated with the balloon. again, we'll have more details to follow. i'll leave it at that. >> reporter: but you haven't recovered and pulled out of the ocean for forensic analysis, is that right? >> great point. the way to understand how this is unfolding is as we map out the area where the debris field would be, it enables us to figure out where the places that we need to prioritize the search, recognizing that we're talking a wide area, and so as that happens, diverse are able to go down and depending on the size of the debris, they're able to tag it. so debris that can be brought up quickly is brought up, put on a vessel, taken ashore. debris that's going to take more