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Legislators who have passed what he terms shoot first laws. they're going to produce educational material as well. we'll see. this is hopefully what he would like this to be a nationwide campaign and -- >> it's the perennial debate over gun control in the country. trayvon now has accelerated that debate again. we'll see how it plays out. now to the other tense drama in north korea. its long-range rocket scheduled to launch. that window has passed. it won't reopen until 6:00 eastern p.m. on thursday. it will merely take a weather satellite into space but the u.s. believes it's a weapons pract...

But the u.s. believes it's really a test of technology that could deliver warheads to america's western edge and a clear violation of an agreement forged just less than two months ago. >> this rocket is expected to go southeast as far as 1,600 miles over the philippines, splashing down in the waters near australia. several countries say they are ready to shoot it down if it strays over land. let's get the latest on the situation and the tension it's causing. >> abc's joohee cho is in seoul, south korea. correspondents from all over the world, including abc's bob woodruff, were invited to witne...

ballistic missile test in the works. we begin tonight with high anxiety over north korea's threat to launch a satellite, a launch pentagon officials believe is to test a ballistic missile capable of launching a nuclear warhead capable of sitting the main land. weather is such that officials believe the launch could come at any time. let's take a closer look at what they are worried about. this is north korea. i want to show you new satellite images from april 9th. a clear image of the launch pad. the rocket is here. you see preparations, rail mounting. that's how they brought the r...

Votes, but now because of political pressure and because it has been so slow, they've begun releasing them say at 18%. based on what we know so far, al maliki's state of law coalition appears to be in the lead in the five provinces. what is going to be interesting to watch is how the ones with a high sunni population end up impacting the whole picture. iraq's sunnis boycotted in 2005 and now, they are out voting in full force. we're going to see that have an impact on the political dynamics here. this election, the outcome of it, is really going to serve to determine if iraq stays on this path...