we want to talk now with don borelli, msnbc contributor, previously a special agent in charge of therly in charge of safety at u.s. airways and is an msnbc aviation analyst. don, let me start with you first. we have this latest clarification from the fbi saying it offered its assistance to the french government. france did not request any assistance, nor has it officially accepted. however, we have the confirmation now and the newest name to add to the three americans lost robert oliver. so will the fbi be able to f-- if the french are saying hold off, we don't want your help right now, will we be an asset to them in the coming weeks? >> they could be. obviously the french have a lot on their hands. they're trying to figure out, number one, what was the motive of this co-pilot taking this plane into a deliberate crash? you have a mass murder, suicide. it will be a mavttter of trying to put those pieces together put together a timeline especially those days and weeks leading up to this crash to try to figure out the motive. the fbi always stands ready to help our partners in gathering