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Whog have to adjust for schedules what's your quick advice? >> one of the things they could have done was they should really provide light therapy for these engineers in the early morning hours. since there's no night, we know that sunlight almost recently sets somebody's biological clock. they're available, light boxes. >> the work? >> absolutely. there's proven clinical data to show the work. i've used them in my patients and they work like a charm. i have plenty of patients phase delayed or phase advanced. their body clocks are out of sync and we can get them back in sync. >> you say stick ...

Landed in san francisco at 11:30 in the morning it was 3:30 in the morning on their body clocks. >> there were four pilots, that's for safety reasons? >> absolutely for safety reasons. >> they can get some rest and they're not required to be awake the entire time, so somebody has a chance to rest before the final critical part of the flight, which is the landing. >> would that mean that all four personnel are in the cockpit at the landing? or if one group is still -- how does that rotation work? >> that's not clear at this point. in fact, the ntsb chairman, deborah hersman, says that they're s...

In the morning it was 3:30 in the morning on their body clocks. >> there were four pilots, that's for safety reasons? >> absolutely for safety reasons. >> they can get some rest and they're not required to be awake the entire time, so somebody has a chance to rest before the final critical part of the flight, which is the landing. >> would that mean that all four personnel are in the cockpit at the landing? or if one group is still -- how does that rotation work? >> that's not clear at this point. in fact, the ntsb chairman, deborah hersman, says that they're still not clear on that. i'm sure ...

The key in this investigation. >> from what the ntsb is saying, the speed was too slow. barring technical problems, is there any reason a plane of this size should not have been able to land safely at this speed? >> it's too early to tell. there are many factors. was fatigue an issue here? this as you said was a ten hour flight overnight across the pacific from seoul, when they landed in san francisco at 11:30 in the morning it was 3:30 in the morning on their body clocks. >> there were four pilots, that's for safety reasons? >> absolutely for safety reasons. >> they can get some rest and they...