Debris Hitting News Today

course, which is, again, why we are monitoring it. >> jesse: the comey spy balloon airspace and fingers around a joystick and flying it towards major cities but we are not shooting it down. >> you said this is violating our airspace so why not take it down? >> yeah, so, you know, clearly as we assess options and considering the size of the pay load on this, looking at the potential for debris and the impact on civilians on the ground or property damage, and so out of an abundance of ca...

Into shore, its enough to continue to cause some flooding. Here is our forecast model. As we eventually make our way off the coast, it begins to break up and fall apart which is some good news. Currently this system moving in at about 3 miles per hour, its going to stay very slow overnight. It is not going to see until tomorrow until we see this thing pick up and move out of the are area. Shannon we know you guys are all around us. Still pretty windy on the carolina coast as adam was pointing ou...

Latin america, but all over asii think that we should keep in mit happens to the specifics, we ars balloon comes down, another onee have an obligation, our militare house has an obligation to prots interests, lets figure out how. >> its penetrated our air spacr closest ally and we are going td about debris hitting corn stalkt doesnt make any sense to me, kt is going on here. you go in, yot and you assess the situation. >> you cant help but wonder hoe house might have handled this sy

Something to that effect. we could hear it raining. we could hear the debris hitting. at one point i thought it was hail, but it was the debris. and then all of a sudden the change in the sound. and i thought, its over us right now. so i thought, i dont know whats going to be out there, like you said, when i emerge outside. is my home going to be here? is my town going to be here? and to come out and to see the damages was so minute in my area but i could see the path that that storm traveled an...

Of diarrheal diseases. there could be power lines down, there could be risks of electrocutions. debris hitting below the waterline, you get injured, you get a wound theres no way to clean it out. those are the major challenges we are facing. fema has been rushing to the rescue here, more than a thousand workers involved. state, local, national guard. its been a tour de force of state, local, and federal authorities here. over 6 million meals have been sent to the area, over 4 millio. people get ...

Chance of debris hitting somebody, goodness, one in a billion, trillion. the last piece to come down in 2001. the skylab back in 79. and theres the decaying orbit, coming down, no question about it. its a matter of how it will come down. and hopefully in smaller and smaller pieces so we dont have to worry too much. and if it lands in western australia, like the 1979 skylab, we could get another fee for littering. isnt that something? i cant get over that. $400 is what we had to paid in 79 becaus...

Overnight. abandoned out of control space lab expected to crash to earth within days. the space agency estimates the entry window of march 30th and april 2nd. the anticipated reentry is a black mark on chinas space program. the space lab stopped functioning in march of 2016. space experts stressed the odds of debris hitting someone are less than 1 in a trillion. >> that doesnt make me feel better. >> chinas secrecy makes the risks difficult to assess. 1 in 1 trillion? you dont feel good? >> pe...

Officially back on earth tonight. nasa not really sure exactly when it got here or where it landed. officials say they know two things, though. the 6-ton hunk of space junk came crashing through the atmosphere somewhere over the pacific ocean. they know it happened sometime between last night and early this morning. localews crews in los angeles reporting this could be the falling satellite. cameras rolling on it from the news chopper. one positive. looks like everybody beat the 1 in 21 trillion...

Aluminum structure. the pieces on the inside will spread out and you will have debris that will be over a footprint about maybe 500 miles long. >> trace: nasa estimates the odds of that debris hitting anybody 1 in 3200. your personal odds of being hit are in the trillions. in fact, you are about 100,000 times more likely to hit the power ball general jackpot thant by the satellite refuge. the satellite is running a little late, right? >> it is running late, my friend. thats because it changes or...