dr. silverman. and the aviation attorney and pilot justin green. dr. silverman, one of the struggles with the screening process for pilots is that it's largely an honor system it's up to the pilots to report problems with their health that might affect their ability to fly. what has the faa done to try to address this? >> well basically what they've done is first of all, at every course when an aviation medical examiner begins their training they get several hours worth of psychological training in aviation medicine training in drugs and alcohol, and then they also have to have regular updated training. and there's psychological sight training with that too. wolf the -- it's basically a type of thing where there are questions on the exam and the pilot's got to be truthful about that. and it's just how the doctor feels. there isn't any specific psychological testing. >> they've got to fix that i'm sure. justin you were saying earlier today, gate keeping, finding an applicant with illnesses like this co-pilot from getting into the cockpit, that's the most