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Neighborhoods where insur jants are believed to take root. so if you were to actually deprive assad of that, it would mean destroying the helicopter on their launch pads. it might be hard, and it would also free up the opposition to start turning the side tide of the civil war in a way we might not want. once the tide turns, assad could lose all power and have a dominated insurgency taking over some of these cities. it's a hornet's nest. it would be a huge change in strategy. >> i was going to say exactly the same thing. i think that's assad's weapon of choice. if he's going to use these barre...

Will have additional sanctions being considered. we'll look at the un security council sanctions on the security side. no indications in warning, better targeting, we have a ballistic missile defense capability and the reason region we have had to protect the capital and soul. we have a duty to protect the united states against intercontinental ballistic missiles if they come to pass on the north korean side. >> eric: do you think it there, time where we have to take those launch pads and missiles out? >> it's a capability, it is also as you know, capability and intent. if the intent is to act...

Within the u.s. ruling establishment." he slammed the u.s.'s travel plan which included the iranians. last week the president said he put iran on notice after they tested a ballistic missile. and it looked like the iranians would be getting ready for another ballistic missile test. now an apparent change of plans. jennifer griffin with more. what have we learned? >> there's been a flurry of activities on iranian launch pads since they launched a ballistic missile a week ago. that took place on january 29th prompting an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council and a day later the white ho...

Scareful. right now be safe. somebody who wants that message to be very, very heard is senator bill nelson here of florida. senator, i saw you with vice president biden under very different circumstances earlier in the week. and now here we are with a hurricane upon us. >> what a difference a few days makes, chris. right now, the eye of the storm is off the kennedy space center, about 15 miles off the two launch pads that are perilously close to the water. i spoke to the head of the kennedy space center, former astronaut bob cabana. they're all buttoned down. but he's worried about the erosion...

Our first missions into space, what became an extension of the cold war, really, where apollo 11 took off, where the shuttle program started, to say nothing of amerimercury, gemini. water levels were already dangerously high there. these mostly steel launch pads are not getting any younger, and a lot of them are corroding rapidly. >> it's worth noting this is where the future of the space program will likely be based. we've seen spacex and a number of private companies running launches as early as the week before last. there was a major push to get that equipment off of the kennedy space cente...