have some control. we don't know if he has any ballast on board but clear linger the landing is going to be the most difficult to bring him down safely. and in an area where there are no obstructions like power lines. >> a 6-year-old little boy is there, as you say no knowledge to the extent to wit family completed anything to give this child control, even if he were to know how to do it. if we are talking speeds of 15 to 20 miles an hour right now, which is what i heard from kusa, can you put that in perspective, when you're coming down with also what appears to be two -- about 200-foot-long ropes attached? >> well it is just impossible to say it depends on what the velocity of the winds, the direction of the winds and just how -- what the winds are, especially when he comes in for a landing. >> susan, by the makeup of what you are seeing, can you look at what this contraption looks