might think. so it takes a while to determine that. and once they do, then it becomes, they have to notify wherever their family are, you have to understand, these family members may be in alaska. their family might be in new york. their family is not necessarily living there at ft. hood. and then they have to contact, you know, chaplains and casualty assistance officers and get them ready to go. and they go directly to the home and do personal notifications. and, you know, as soon as you want that information, it takes time for the army to do it right. >> kylie, thank you very much for joining us and sharing your unique perspective on today's events and the tragic shooting there five years ago. i am very sorry for your loss five years ago and that it has been brought back to you in this way again today. thank you very much, kylie. >> thank you, and we are feeling