CNN CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin October 28, 2015 19:47:00
And when it does come down, as david soocy says, it will come down like a very heavy balloon wherever it lands. so that in and of itself could be dangerous as well. when it land it's going to land, and it's not something you want to fall out of the sky. it will come down very slowly. >> and talking to the sole source i know you were listening from norad, he was saying to me that they do have the ability to remote deflate, which i know is different from the blimps that you dealt with in iraq. and he was also telling me that it's this 10,000-foot cable that keeps this thing normally tethered to ...
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