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The last six months. we had done the original story about the crack video. it actually took a lot of heat for writing about something we had not purchased just something we had seen. in that case, we were concerned. first of all, the people who were involved in the drug and gun trade who took that video were asking various people in the media for upwards of $1 million. in this case, we satisfied ourself that the money was not going to anybody involved in the gun and drug trade. while it was a controversial decision for us to make, we felt it was very important that the people of toronto who el...

And senior political analyst david gergen, who listened to the president closely. john, it looked like most of the speech was devoted to trying to get support for background checks as opposed to the other more legislatively difficult challenges. >> that's right, wolf, and that is proof positive directly from the president of how even he has lowered his sights, lowered hi goals f you will. sure, he would love congress to pass an assault weapons ban. he knows it's not going to happen. he would love congress to pass a ban on the larger magazine clips, but he knows that's most unlikely to happen. ...

whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy over his health care law. >> today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. >> as the president tried to close the book...

Doesn't impact them at the moment. what kind of signs should we be looking for? should you try to reach out to everyone in the same way? >> that's a great question. even in the face of the most severe trauma, only about 40% to 50% of the patients will actually develop psychiatric symptoms or syndromes. we have to let those people who will naturally heal and are protected either because they're lucky, they have great genetics or a fabulous support system, those folks don't need to get treatment. there's even evidence that if you intercede and try to treat them, you may do more damage than good....

Me they are very impressed by the levels to which tunisian society has step forward to try to greet the flood of humanity. ordinary tunisians coming out trying to feed the strangers coming across the border to escape the fighting. but they just don't have the wherewithal according to one estimate, more than 85,000 people that have come across the border in a week and a half. that scenario about the possibility of libyans starting to flee across the border. that's if you start looking ahead. if the fighting does get worse. we've seen in conflicts around the world, in africa, eventually the citi...