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Arm, put it over her shoulder and literally half dragged me, half walked me out to a tree stru stump and put me down and took off. >> reporter: he will need a back brace for several months. through it all, he has kept up his spirits. >> there was some worry that i had a puncture in one of my instei intestine. they wouldn't feed me for two days. >> reporter: they were looking out for your best interests. food aside, he has had plenty of time for reflection. >> do you consider yourself a lucky man? >> oh, absolutely. if i told you all the close calls that i've had in my life, you would say i am ...

So the mood is certainly somber. i talked to a number of people who said they're willing to -- they're trying to get through this day. they're tired of hearing about resilience, tired of hearing about the pain, about the true tragedy that this community went through. still others say this marks a time of great progress, they pushed through so much even though they're carrying the burden of that day and the entire decade, carrying the burden on their shoulders. again, today marks a time for reflection. there is a degree of sadness, but so many people are trying to push through and make it throu...

Church for the holy fire ceremony. it takes place atgies up' tomb every year. the church is believed to be built on the site where jesus was crucified. buried and resurrected. for millions around the world easter is a time for renewal of faith. it is also a time for reflection. for those whose faith is being tested some may feel like their prayers are going unanswered. our next guest suggests maybe that you just aren't listen when god gives you that signal. that your prayers can be fulfilled. best-selling author and philanthropist frank mckinney joins us now with his fascinating book called ...

Events. this one to me, watching the crowd was of great interest. the joyful feeling that they expressed and how long they stayed and stood and waited. i know it was cold. could you through your observation to tell us what it's like to be amongst the people that gathered there. >> i was here in 2005 when benedict xvi was inaugurated. the difference between this and all of the papal inauguration that preceding it in the lifetime and well beyond that there was no mourning. there was no death no, funeral, no crying highs in the street. none of that. time for reflection. focusing on the challenges...

Is -- the fact that this is ten years now into this war ought to be a time for reflection. i mean, starting wars politically is hard to do in this country. it's maybe not as hard as it ought to be but it's hard to do. turns out that ending wars is politically even harder. and at this point the divorce between civilian american experience and what we have put the military through, what the men and women of our military and their families have been through over the past decade, that chasm, that distance is unprecedented in the american history. we have never before had the military living such d...