mean, there are soldiers everywhere. you see them walking the street. you see them guarding shopping centers. theaters. movie theaters, hotels. they are wherever. there is even a military assault vehicle parked right in front of the old stock exchange. you can see behind me, this for the locals here, residents of brussels is surreal. it s literally turned into a military zone. well, we spoke to a couple of people who were leaving brussels, of course they re concerned. but they re also angry because the security measures implemented to the highest level are now affecting their way of life. their entire subway system is closed off, and concerts and events have been closed. exhibition centers will be closed. well, they re not used to it. this is only the third time that the threat level has been raised to number four which is the highest here. but the authorities of course
out there at the smithsonian s museum at dulles airport. that s where the four shuttles will go and in varying forms. you have to build all these exhibition centers, multiple millions of dollars. $28 million price tag to decommission and detoxify each of these shuttles and make them safe and then you have to transport them. and tom and i were discussing, los angeles may not exactly have a clear set plan on how they re going to get from lax this massive shuttle where you cannot detach the wings, how they re going to get it up wilshire boulevard out to the science center, i don t know. a lot of honking ahead of time and a lot of tape. i got to ask you, nasa keeps telling everybody, tom, that they re going to go to an asteroid and then to mars. how real is that? what s good about landing on evan asteroid? is that showing off or are we going to benefit from that? there s good reasons to go to nearby asteroids. they re not nearly as far as mars.