health component of this. in terms of making communications easier among agencies. there's a lot to deal with. and they do have three weeks left in the legislative session, although as we all know not every one of those will be legislative days. >> i think they want to focus on solutions that will actually be effective. we had a so-called assault weapons ban from 1994 to 2004. it didn't reduce crime it didn't reduce mass shootings. columbine happened in 1999 during that ban. the majority of mass shootings are carried out with handguns that doesn't particularly solve the problem and the concerns that these students have. and i understand that when you have a guy come in with an ar-15 wanting to kill you and your friends, you probably have some feelings about that. but in terms of moving forward, you have to be very careful about looking at what kind of legislation you are passing and you can't just pass things that infringe on people's freedoms and constitutional rights without some kind of result in terms of safety in the end. and we have seen previously that we have not had that