to be sure we implement quickly with the executive orders and into law police must have a system of all of our police departments when they get a call like that they turn it into the suspicious activity center so that we can immediately follow up on that. so that's number one. we have to do. that call did not go through. in terms of the midland shooter he was someone who had called police a number of times. when he was fired from his job last saturday, not only did the person who fired him call 911, but so did the shooter call 911. and he had a lot of issues that will, i think, come out in the future of his past difficulties. but we have to identify these people and that's getting accurate information up to the right channels as quickly as we can and that's what the governor and i want to do and once we identify those people we have to be sure they can't get a gun. julie, over 3 million people have been stopped from getting firearms since background checks since 1994.