adrianne would not be able to walk away. can i ask about that day?ton street and the finish line was behind me. i heard a loud blast and put my fingers in my ears and i don't know how i knew but i knew it was a terrorist attack and i knew another was going to hit. next thing i knew i was on the ground. i thought, well, i don't have any experience in this. there's no way you can live through something like this. >> reporter: after her lower leg was amputated, adrianne began a long, difficult recoverry. >> i feel i can stay as positive as possible but it doesn't mean the outside world won't hurt me. >> reporter: as painful as it was you documented the whole thing. >> scary looking? >> not at all. >> i'm thankful it was as raw as it was and i captured the raw moments. >> ow! >> i wanted to be emotionally honest as a possible. >> reporter: what was it like to stand on your own for the first time? >> gosh, that moment was amazing. i remember standing up and then just as anyone would, i had both hands free. you could see emotion build up. and i lost it. >>

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i am adrianne patterson, thanks for joining us . let's get started with stororm team meteorologist bryan bennett. what are we in for this weekend? >>we will have a chance for showers and storms today. i wish we could call for a bebeautiful, sunny dry day. let's take a look at it right now. we're at 70 degrees right now and 60s in saint paul -- manatee county. just a few sprinkles and light showers drifting across the area but nonothing to really write home abouout. we do have some pretty big storms right now south of tallahassee. that's drifting to the east southeast. rough timing for that heavy rain moving through, maybe between 1212 pm and roughly 4 pm. kind of smack dab in the middle of the day. we could see a heavy downpour are two possible. possssible -- partly cloudy, a shower possible, temperatures in the upper 70s -- upper 80s, with scattered midday showers and storms. >>> in breaking news a motorcyclist is dead after an early-morning crash on kennedy boulevard. it happened right here downtown. with the victims family yet, s

adriann diaz has that part of the store. >> i'm tony. one of the nurses from the health department. >> reporter: nurse tony larocha is checking on this little girl. >> she has been tested and it was lower. calls the nurses from the health department will make today. part of a city-wide effort to keep track of kids with lead poisoning. >> how has the load of homes you have to visit increased? >> it's gone up huge. numbers of families that we are seeing has exponentialally grown. >> reporter: when you were first told your daughter had high levels of blood, what went through your mind? >> i was very afraid because of how young she is and i didn't know the dangers of it. >> reporter: five months after flint switched its water supply back to the lake huron, a thousand homes have dangerous levels of lead in the water and 72 children are still testing positive for high lead levels in their blood. but only half of flint's 8,000 children under 6 has been screened. because testing is voluntary. since lead can remain in the body for decades the sta

adrianne haslet-davis, thank you so much. >> it's wonderful to see you again. >> thank you.>>> i say this every time he comes on my show, but this man really has the best job in television. he's nodding. this week bill weirr goes iceland. >> see, this country is part of no continent. it's a lonely volcanic pump on the bottom of the ocean floor. as a result, this icelandic late is the only place where you can hold two kaucontinent plates at once. if you're willing to get cold and wet. it is a crystal een val halla. each rock chilled to a refreshing 38 degrees. this is the kind of water they sell in manhattan restaurants for $8 a bottle. so crisp, so crystal clear, the bubbles are like diamonds. on one deep breath, i shake hands with two worlds, america on one side, europe on the other. >> so super cool. so super cool. >> that was chilly. >> a crisp 38 degrees. >> i was chilly. my lips almost broke off. >> so there's that. >> yes. >> the thing i was nerdily reading about was about marriage. >> it is about marriage. it is about what a modern society would look like if people sa