do not know the number of people on board, we know it's reported they're having landing gear problems and both of the pilots who we have with us today. jon scott and dj frost, a commercial airline pilot, tell us that this should be handleable. it's a problem that's not-- all of these things are potentially catastrophic, but it should be handleable by a trained pilot as we watch the u.s. air force attempt to help this lear jet by at least doing fly-byes that might mimic what the lear jet is going to experience and perhaps give information to those in the control tower at least. dj is back, dj frost. were you the pilot on board a flight such as this? is there anything? do you believe the passengers are being told to sit in a certain way, to brace for impact? what if anything do you tell the passengers at a time like this. oh, absolutely. you'll make sure everybody knows the correct position and what to do when you do give the brake signal for the the emergency landing and right now, too, they're making sure