I saw it, too, and while there was more balance than usual, there were some things that left me shaking my head, too. For example, they did a story about a guy who had shot and killed his own sister when a child, decades ago, without mentioning either that children have defended themselves against home breakers by knowing how to handle a gun, or that laws governing firearm storage are on the books in many jurisdictions.
They also used the familiar switch of discussing overall homicide and violent crime rates before gun control measures are enacted, to gun-related homicide and crime afterwards.
I know I am preaching to the choir, but I am still waiting for a report that clearly admits that there will be lives lost by preventing effective self defense after the enactment of gun control measures, or that anyone overseas who may have had the will and means to protect him- or herself was injured or killed because they were not allowed to arm themselves. That would be balance. Gun control is not a situation of all gains without offsetting losses.