stay in touch tells you how and corinth a ns tells you corinth corinthians tells you, but it's reallyperfections and keep the harmony like the old wives did that were bounds by duty. there's grace to rising above it, you know if the master's the head of the household, you know, a bludgeoning creep. you still have to go yes, sir right? >> when you say -- when you are forced -- and i say forced in a loving way -- but when you are forced or compelled to have to sit to go through all of this stuff -- >> i didn't listen to -- >> i know you didn't listen to it. >> i did in my immediate. then i listened to it. >> right. but when you're forced or compelled to go through the process of putting this together, what's the takeaway for you from you? >> for me from me? >> what's the takeaway for you from what you have done? >> oh the main thing was -- i was like -- it sounded completely fresh to me. i hadn't listened to it for many years, and i was delighted by my collaborators, you know. i just really -- you know went oh my god, how fortunate i was to play with the london philharmonic, with herbie

doctors told his wife corinth he may never wake up. >> it was devastating. >> reporter: corinth never. she talked to her husband constantly. what would you say? just prayed talked to him. >> reporter: after three months godfrey woke up. theresa pape works at heinz vchlt achlt hospital in chicago. researchers performed brain scans on 15 coma patients. when they heard unfamiliar faces the brain showed little fwifbt when they heard flair activity saying their names or talking the scans lit up. >> something as simple as telling stories can help heal. >> reporter: pape's team also asked the family to record themselves talking about experience. they were given headphones. his wife talked about their wedding day. the other seven were only played seven. all eight who heard stories had quicker recoveries. >> the bottom line is we can do something. >> reporter: godfrey now writes devotionals for his church with his ipad. it helps him to communicate. do you remember hearing these stories when you were in a comasome. >> yes. >> what did it mean for you to hear those voices? >> i thought it was ki

there is a real wave of hope or and -- of corinth -- of abhoranc e to what happened. >> i think in them to long term we are not going to surge as much as some commentators expect at the moment. i think what we will see is a spike in the short term. we need to be aware is that the event is quite high up. in european elections they took approximately 25%. in the last official poll on presidential election voting intentions the candidate took approximately 13%. the attack will help sustain support, but i also think the french civil society and the main political parties will make a push to mobilize in order to ensure they will become the main beneficiary and french politics will become more divisive. >> interesting to look at social media. does that give you any clues as to who gets support? you mentioned that. there is a lot more focus on france generally. what does this tell you about where support goes? >> it is interesting. the candidate gained 18,000 new fans within 24 hours of the attacks. hollande gained fans but the most important thing was in between the attack and the polls take

but all accounts, according to some of the sources i've talked to the corinth i can't hotel, a luxury hotel in tripoli, well-known to be a place where some westerners operated out of because it was considered to be somewhat safe, but potentially with westerners there, with a security environment in tripoli right now, it may well have been a target. what we'll be looking for is to see if some of the western companies may be rethinking their security arrangements. a group that is said to be supportive of isis claiming responsibility for the attack. again, under scoring that in tripoli right now, there is just a good deal of chaos. anderson? >> what's the u.s. government doing about the attack anything? >> that's a really good point. the fbi now investigating it as they do with the deaths of any americans who die in potential terrorist attacks overseas. they will be looking at it. they will be looking at the claim of responsibility and this claim is said to also involve a claim that this is retribution for the u.s. capture of an al qaeda operative in libya some months ago. u.s. forces ca