survey. when they first started the search area was roughly the size of texas. the vehicle can survey 40 square miles in a day. obviously reducing the search area down is the way to practically get the data that's needed to examine the bottom. >> david kelly, thank you so much for your time. we aappreciate it. >> thank you, jake. stay with cnn for a live press conference on the latest on missing flight 370. that's ahead at 11:00 p.m. eastern. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the survivor diaries begins right now. the following is a cnn special report. ♪ >> good evening. i'm anderson cooper. the bombings of the boston bombing were among the worst terror attacks on u.s. soil since 9/11. tonight i'm bringing the story of one of boston's survivors.

her name is adrianne haslet-davis. she's a professional dancer who lost her lower left leg when the second bomb went off that morning. i met adrienne a week later. her courage and defiance were incredible. she vowed she would dance again. adrienne agreed for us to film her journey and she and her husband adam filmed their everyday lives on their phone and video diaries. she didn't want to sugar coat the story so some of the footage maybe hard to the watch but shooe she feels strongly that people understand the real reality of what she and her family have gone through this past year. this is "the survivor diaries." >> the hospital confirmed that i will be going home tomorrow. it makes me really sad because i don't feel like i'm ready.

i'm scared to walk the streets of boston. for the first time after all of this, and i have been living in this bubble of safety, surrounded by countless family and friends in safe hospitals with security. now i'm just going to go out in to the real world. a world with bombs and strangers and memories that i don't know if i'm ready to face. >> you almost never see moves like that. >> the day 0 of the marathon, a gorgeous day.

we turned on the tv and watched the elite runners cross the finish line. i looked at adam and i said this guy has already run the boston marathon and i'm still in my pajamas. we should go somewhere and do something. >> the marathon day started out absolutely beautiful and amazing i'm in the air force. i was deployed in afghanistan for 4 1/2 months. i got home two and a half weeks before the bombings. i was still on my r and r time. >> went down to the exact restaurant where we were having our last meal the night before he left for afghanistan, and we were rei having that time where we were so uncertain of the future and not certain if he would return safe or even with all of his limbs which is incredibly ironic. >> at one point, think, all right, let's walk down the marathon and cheer some people on. >> we were walking and all of a

sudden we heard a bomb go off. there was smoke everywhere. and i wrapped my arms around adam, buried my head in his chest and said the next one's going to hit, the next one's going to hit and he said, no, babe, no. [ explosion ] >> and then the next thing i know we were on the ground. at that point, for me, everything was deathly quiet. i remember the smell of smoke. went from a sunny day beforehand to just a dark day. nothing i saw in afghanistan prepared me for this. >> i remember being in the fetal position, and i couldn't move my foot. i remember adam picking up my foot and looking and just screaming a scream that you never want to hear a loved one scream. >> her whole bottom half of her

foot looked like somebody had grabbed the heel skin on one side and just ripped it around the side. i knew that there was a chance she would never dance again. >> i drug my shredded body on my elbows across all the glass that had broken and getting through the door of the forum seconds later saw adam barrelling through the doors and running and then collapsing and i looked down and his shoes were completely shredded open, blood everywhere. >> on my left foot, a piece of shrapnel did cut a nerve. i have four, five shrapnel wounds on. i got my belt off and thought this is ironic because four, five months i had a real

tourniquet and when do i need it at home. >> firemen with a board said take her first and picked me up and put me on the board and i was gone. i remember being drug out to the street and seeing other people lying. and i remember thinking during 9/11 this must be what it was like the panic and sheer terror around me and i was in the hospital no no time at all. >> >> she made it well known to anyone within earshot that she was a dancer and that everyone had to do everything possible to save her foot. the bomb itself and the shrapnel really tore through her achilles tendon and her heel bone. and that led to a situation that there would be no way that anyone could have saved her foot.

>> when i fwhent to surgery, i still thought they could save my foot. i could move my toes. i could feel them touching my toe. they said wiggle your toe, do you you feel your foot. i could still do it. so i thought in my forever optimism in thinking positive that i would still have my foot. >> when did you realize you didn't have the foot? >> i woke up and my parents were there and i hugged and kissed them and said, mom, can you help me? i feel like my foot's falling asleep. it feels like my ankle is falling off of the pillow and my foot is half on. she looked at me and said, adrienne, you don't have a foot. your foot is gone and i just lost it. it was really hard to hear. >> you're determined to dance again. >> i am. >> dancing is really important to you. >> it's so important to me. it's your life. >> what about it? >> dancing is the one thing that

i do that when i do it i don't think i should be doing anything else. ever. i feel so free and so wonderful. i'm big on music, and i feel like all of us when we hear music we kind of move to the music. >> i don't. i stay rock solid but a i'm such a bad dancer. >> we're going to change that. i told you i'm going to teach you. >> i'd like that. i'd like that. >> hold you to that. now it's on camera. >> how are you coping with this new reality? >> you know, it's minute by minute. overall i'm excited for the challenge. i look at this as someone trying to stop me from realizing my dreams, and i'm going to prove them wrong.

i'm terrified. i don't know if i have the tools to face it. i feel like i can stay as positive as possible, but it doesn't mean that the outside world isn't going to hurt me. >> first time at the boston memorial, go check it out and see what's going on. i wheeled right in to a crowd. a woman comes up to me and she immediately hugs me and another woman comes up and hugs me. i went in to complete panic and stranger danger, which i then glanced over and saw the

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>> do you want me to tell you each time i'm going to pull or not to. >> no. >> okay. take a break on that one. >> how am i doing, adam? >> you are doing good, baby. >> is it scary looking? >> not at all. >> okay. >> ow! >> okay. >> you are doing amazing. >> i've become so much more brave. >> you were brave to begin. >> well, i think i became brave after that bomb went off. >> oh, goodness. >> having seen my ankle torn to shreds, i'm realizing that this is going to be my leg now once the stitches come out. that means that it's all permanent.

>> it's okay. it's okay. you're alive. >> yep. >> and strong. >> look at that smile. >> there she goes. >> she is so graceful. ♪ there's always a smile on her face. good for you, girl. you go, girl. she left him in the dust. oh, it makes me happy to see her so happy. dancing, to her, is like breathing. it just comes naturally. it's something she needs to do.

she loves to be moving. always. >> once she got in to the dancing, she enjoyed dancing so much that everything else was gone. anything she does, she gets in to quite a bit. once she got in to dancing she was full -- when she is dancing i see her glow, light up. she is an expressive outgoing person and that is one form of expression for her with her entire body is just moving across the dance floor and to all of a sudden have it removed in a split second, it's devastating. >> i'm on my way to a prosthe c

prosthetiprostheti prosthetician appointment. still working on that word. they are going to fit me for my leg. i'm so excited! you and those two legs walking all fast. i'm so going to race you, later. i'm sick of only wearing one shoe. not only did i bring shoes, i brought dance shoes. >> perfect. >> the important ones, yes. >> all right. so grab your leg. >> oh, my gosh. she said leg. i'm so excited! oh, my gosh, hi. >> there's your foot. look at the other side. >> this is like seeing my child walk for the first time again. it's pretty emotional and it's pretty exciting, but she's a

star. she's amazing. >> so stand up for me. does it hurt? >> no. she's standing on her own. >> so what you feel, and what i need you to differentiate -- are you okay? you are doing good. at your own speed. >> okay. okay. >> it feels really good to just stand up right now. i haven't stood up in a really long time. i almost forgot what it felt like. it reminds me of dancing and i just so desperately want that again. i'm so close.

it feels really good. i feel like i could do this all day. i love you, too. thanks. >> that's pretty sexy. >> is it sexy? i'm taking my morning cocktail. i'm taking this one for anxiety. it basically is a pill that will help me not be so anxious for those moments that aren't so positive and happy. for ptsd i think. navigating the streets of boston for the first time was really tough. i thought everybody had a bomb.

i hate even saying things like that outloud because it sounds crazy, but i would -- i had horrible anxiety. obviously, i know now that the majority of the population isn't like the two bombers, but it's hard. i don't know when or if that will go away. >> part of my ptsd is always thinking that a bomb would go off at all times. >> can we please have somebody stop setting off fireworks, please? [ crying ] [ hypnotist ] you are feeling satisfied

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>> so i haven't done one of these in quite a while. my ptsd what gotten to the point where i just sort of shut down the reality of knowing that someone tried to kill you and letting that sink in. it's just been really difficult. part of my ptsd was always thinking that a bomb would go off at all times. they lit fireworks over the harbor. all of a sudden, we heard

explosions and i started screaming and crying. call 911. [ screaming and crying ] >> can we please have somebody stop setting off fireworks, please? [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> stop, stop with the fireworks! >> the fireworks in the harbor, stop them. okay. was your foot blown off like my wife's was in the [ bleep ] bombing? >> i have gone through many, many stages, not only of ptsd,

but also of mourning the loss of my leg. >> i just want to go to bed like a normal person, like without taking my leg off. i want you to feel my legs around you. i'm so overputting on my leg when i have to p ee. i'm so over you taking off my leg every night. i'm so over stumbling over steps. >> it didn't sink in that this is life now and i'm on the other side of sadness. i'm coming close to acceptance, but i'm not there yet.

>> here's adrienne trying to do a hand stand. there she goes in the water. yea! woo! >> did i do it? >> yeah. both legs straight up. try number two, perfect form. perfect form. >> our trip to the cape in july was our first time together outside of the boston area since after the bombing. the fact that she could stand up, like on one foot using the water to help brace herself. she was able to swim. she's able to do hand stands in the water. she's out there now doing everything that she used to do on her own, literally on her own. >> the cape was a turning point for me. we needed time away from the memories of the city streets and just to be in a quiet house. it was definitely a game changer.

>> we talked about her future dance career. we talked about my military career. and are there any changes we need to make to our life's plans and for the most part our big picture of where we want to see our lives as a couple hasn't changed. we started replanning our lives again. ♪ >> today, adam and i are going to talk to the prosecuting team about the case, and we are going through every gruesome detail leading up to the moment of the bombing. everything from what it felt like to the injuries. they want to know how it's impacted us. how has it not really?

they want to know if we would like to seek the death penalty which has a been weighing heavy on our hearts. i think they want to know as much information as possible to get this guy. i always questioned whether i would be able to be in the same courtroom as him, but if they need me there i will be there. justice needs to be done. i don't think of him often, but today's the day i have to. ♪ >> we're here at a the forum, back for its reopening for the public for the first time. this is it behind us. lots of memories. this mailbox right next to us blocked a lot of people from the

blast. >> that one spot, of course, is very emotional for us and very symbolic as it being the point of where it happened. i think it was important for us to go back to conquer the fear of that spot. push towards more of the healing, more like, yes, this is where it happened, but it's not, you know, where we lost our lives. it's just where a very traumatic event happened. >> i remember you. i think of you and i think of that day and what happened and i think about the smoke and i think about what happened, i think about that day. >> i got home that day and i was like god please make sure she's fine. >> it felt amazing to be able to see him and hug him and to tell

him that he was the reason why i was able to make it through those early minutes. >> beautiful. >> i can live with that. >> oh, my goodness. >> there's a lot of healing that goes back to being in the forum. it seemed like a less scary place. ♪ >> i am at the studio and just tried dancing again. determination is going to get me through, but, crap, it's hard. ♪ and i got the tools ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ if i need some help i'm not alone ♪ ♪ we're all tyyyyype eeeee, ♪

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>> i'm at the studio. i just tried dancing again. feels pretty awful. i can't quite do it yet, and i just feel my limits so much. i'm just terrified that my leg is going to give out from me and makes me not go all out. determination is going to get me

through, but crap, it's hard. it's so hard. it's interesting because -- like right now i'm rolling through my foot better. around that same time i was in the studio, i met dr. hueur who is a professor at m.i.t. he's the top, if not one of the top designers of prosthetics in the world. i'm really excited about today. >> yeah, me too. me too. >> it's like christmas. >> we came up with the idea that he was going to help me dance again. >> i lost my legs in 1982. my injury was -- so i emotionally connect with adrienne's mission to dance again. so you are going to do the waltz and cha-cha. what we are doing today is taking adrien's friend and colleague kia, a dancer and kia is going to dance some of adrienne's favorite dances. >> we put markers across kia's

body and the cameras and the software tell us where that marker is in 3-d space. >> back twinkle in to a check and rotate. ♪ >> we're going to measure everything about the dance, the movements, the forces. we're going to embed that in to the bionic ankles that adrien will be fitted with in the future. >> kia's dance thing facility rhythm and smooth dance and a waltz and cha-cha. that helps him define and start to work on different movements in dance. nice. yeah, let's do it. let's do it. cha-cha's my favorite! ♪ >> this is a very hard problem. dancing, it's not repetitive

like something like walking and running. it is varied, every step is different. there hasn't really been a lot of work in dance technology. so part of making adrien's dream come true is inventing a whole new type of prosthesis and that's what we are doing here today. [ applause ] >> i do feel closer to dancing again now. it's great to know that i have a team of people that are working on it. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i hope this helps someone else wanting to dance in the future. >> we welcome back the inspiring couple who embody the phrase "boston strong." adrianne haslet-davis and united states air force major adam davis. >> one, two, three. >> play ball!

>> since the marathon, i have had huge outpouring of support from boston. we were invited to the red sox parade red sox, woo! i was cheering for the people lined up. the parade goes down boyleston street and where the marathon happened. i was so proud of boston because it was on my mind and i'm sure on everyone's mind that something could happen. i think people feel a strong sense of resilience. they want to fight back with just their sheer presence and show they are not scared and what i have received from that is pretty incredible. ♪

>> nice to see you. you look great. >> thank you. hi. >> how are you? >> good. >> you look amazing. >> thanks. i wasn't quite as mobile. >> amazing. >> yeah, right. >> this is my new home away from home. i moved from a dance studio to m.i.t. hey! how's it going. >> hi, anderson, nice to meet you. what are you doing today. >> we have a bionic limb that we are designing for dance and will sense that adrien is on her toe and spinning and stiffen the ankle in the right way. >> this is an incredible piece of machinery. it's awesome. what are the different parts. >> so your calf muscle is basically the motor in here. that goes to the achilles tendon, which is represented by this black spring. >> wow. >> and then there's computers on board that control that calf leg muscle in the same way that your spinal cord controls your calf. >> can we dance now? >> let's do it.

♪ one, two, three, four and one two three four. you have to learn this. there's going to be a quiz later. >> ready? >> yeah. >> okay. ♪ ♪ >> so in terms of her progress, what do you think. >> staggeringly well. i'm so happy to see how well she's doing. it's just been months since the bombings. i'm so proud of adrien because

she's just succeeding and winning. >> nice. that was awesome. >> that was good. >> thank you. >> so are you ready for a partner perhaps? >> yes. >> all right. let's dance. lesson one. >> be easy on me now. >> i'm going to be easy on you, i promise. >> good. not to dance with you, just to dance in general. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, even our wipeouts look amazing. ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪

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>> scared. >> yeah. >> it's okay. >> not to dance with you. just to dance in general. >> thank you for being so specific. appreciate that. you start with your left foot and take a step toward mechlt forward, side, together and back. >> side, together. >> yeah, see. totally got it. this is rumba. >> i'm not sure this is really -- i'm not sure we are really dancing yet. >> very much like. >> yeah, that's how all of my dates ended with girls. thanks, good night okay. good night. >> i don't know what to do with you. good-bye. >> so if we with added timing to it. slow, quick quick slow. quick quick slow. good. make your steps really small. quick quick slow.

quick quick slow. nice. yeah! >> honestly, i keep forgetting which leg of yours is the prosthetic. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> nice. that means it's move ing like the other one. >> yeah. >> yea! >> i didn't think i would be here the last time i saw you. it feels good to be making progress. >> you are making amazing progress. >> as are you. one, two, nice. >> i'm turning. one, two, three. >> you totally got it. nice job. nice job. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> nice job. thank you. you have come down here a couple

of times. >> i have come down here a couple of times i have only walked by the forum once to revisit the forum. >> is there a day that goes by that you don't think of that day? >> you are always reminded of it. i try to concentrate on the things i have accomplished recently but i will tell you on the hard days when i want to just get up and stay in bed. i feel like if i did that the super horrible things that i can't say on television man that did this to me will win, and that's not going to happen. >> you don't use the name of the person who did this. >> i don't even know how to pronounce it. i haven't learned. no, then it will run through my head. >> there will be a trial. is that something you may be called in for? >> it is. i have actively pursued participating in it. >> you want to participate? >> i do the. i know i'll see him and i know that it will be incredibly emotional. i also know that i am strong enough to do it, and i need to

do it. >> have you told authorities what you would like to see happen happen to him? >> i have. that's a question i have been trying to answer for myself and i haven't yet, but i know what my gut feels. >> do you want to say what it feels? >> death penalty. >> so you would like to see this person die? >> i do, yeah. >> what's the thinking on it? >> i don't feel like -- i don't feel like you can get away with something like that. >> was that a hard decision for you to make? >> i didn't make it without thinking about it, long and hard. ♪ my memory of exactly where we were right here is a little bit foggy. i crawled on my arms. i cut my elbows open, and crawled over here in to the doorway. >> du it feel like a long time

ago? >> it feels like so long ago and it feels like it just happened. it's both, minute by minute. yeah. ♪ >> i remember last year sitting on new years sitting in this apartment without adam and without knowing what challenges i would face in the new year. i remember thinking that my phrase of 2013 was to win at life, whatever that meant. i wasn't even sure at the time, but, wow, there's so much to celebrate. i cannot wait for that ball to drop. as a i stand here tonight, i can't help but think that i

totally won at life at 2013. so cheers! i would rather have champagne than real pain. i would rather have my husband home than not home and i'd rather have a prosthetic on my leg than not. so i have a lot to be thankful for this year. bye, 2013. ♪ >> here we are just waiting to check in. we are packed and off we'll go. we just boarded the plane to costa rica. we are ready to embark on our new coast reek can shark diving adventure. ready to meet great white, tiger sharks and whatever else, oh, and hammer heads. i have had a life-long dream of swimming with sharks, and the dream is coming true. this is the fin that i use.

today we are on board the "undersea hunter," and we have diving with sharks, very, very large sharks. >> so no deeper than 18 meters. we will have a 45-minute dive. are you ready? one, two, three and roll. ♪ >> i feel so much more calm and so much more me and so much more relaxed than i have felt since the marathon. no flashbacks, no sirens, no hectic world. to be here is pretty fantastic, especially after all that adam and i have been through this past year. having survived and gone through

what i have gone through since the marathon bombings, i knew that time was of the essence. you never know what will happen the next day. so my bucket list is more of a priority now. i live life to the fullest. emotionally this trip did so much for me. it helped me realize that i'm limitless. i still have fear, but it's about conquering that fear, a little braver than before. i'm definitely more brave and willing to take more risk in life. diving factors in to whether or not i'm dancing again. it gave me the confidence to know that everything that's worth doing takes a little time and a little challenge and dancing is no different. >> it was 3.5 seconds between

the bomb blast and the boston terrorist attack and 3.5 seconds, the criminals and cowards took adrien off the dance floor. in 200 days, we put her back. [ applause ] >> i am backstage about to dance for the first time since the boston marathon. i'm dressed, and ready to go. i'm shaking like a leaf and very nervous. i can't believe this is happening. i can't believe i'm dancing. that could have never been accomplished if not for the unwaivering support from family and friends and my incredible husband adam who i can't even say the name of without crying. >> we will not be intimidated, brought down, diminished conquered or stopped by acts of violence. [ applause ] >> i'm so excited. i've got to go. wish me luck. >> ladies and gentlemen, please allow me to introduce, adrianne

haslet-davis. her first performance since the attack. [ applause ] ♪ >> she is one of the bravest people i know. she wanted to heal in happiness. she is going to show the world that nothing is going to stop her. >> she's shown strengths that we didn't know she had. i think her strength and her drive to not let this event define her, just to let it add to her is what keeps her going.

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they are all boston strong and we salute them. i'm anderson cooper. good night. >> i hope you were with us during the last hour and you were inspired as watching adrianne haslet-davis story. she is truly boston strong. one thing she wanted to get across to everyone watching is something her grandmother said to her as a kid it is okay to not be okay sometimes. but adrien is doing okay. and she has a long road ahead of her as do many of the survivors but we will root for her along the way. if you are just joining us, we expect a news conference any moment from australian authorities on the search for flight 370. it is 11:00 a.m. in the