three years ago haslet was a spectator. she had been watching the runners moments before the bombs went off. where were you when the blast blast occurred? >> i had take an right onto boylston street, and the finish line was behind me. and i heard a loud blast behind me. and the next thing i knew, i was on the ground. >> reporter: haslet, a professional dancer, was badly injured. amputated, and she faced a difficult recovery. learning to walk with a prosthetic and defying predictions she'd never dance again. she has tried to reclaim her life. are you still angry? >> yes, i am. i will always hold that, and i try and use that anger and pound it out on the pavement or on the dance floor. i've learned that running really helps with that. in a good way. >> reporter: i like that you've said, "my life is not going to be defined by what has happened to me." >> yeah, yeah. i want my life to be defined by how i live it. i say, you know, i'm a survivor defined by how i live my life, not a victim defined by what happens in my life. >> r

three years ago, haslet was a spectator.she had been watching the runners moments before the bombs went off. where were you when the blast occurred? >> so i had taken a right on to boylston street and the finish line was behind me. and i heard a loud blast behind me. and, the next thing i knew i was on the ground. haslet a professional dancer was badly injured. her lower left leg had to be amputated. she faced a difficult recovery. learning to walk with a prosthetic. ♪ ring my bell ♪ ring my bell >> reporter: defying predictions she would never dance again. she has tried to reclaim her life. are you still angry? >> yeah, i am. i will always hold that. and i try and use that anger and pound it out on the pavement or on the dance floor. i have learned that running really helps out with that. in a good way. >> reporter: i like that you said my life is not going to be defined by what has happened to me. >> yeah, yeah, i want my life to be defined by how i live it. i say, you know, i am a survivor defined by how i live my life. n

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adrianne haslet was near the boston marathon finish line when the bombs went off in 2013. but not her drive. fitted with a prosthetic leg, she will run the 22 miles next week, the first time since the attack. she will have her prosthetic specialist along the routed for physical and emotional support. >> i wouldn't want to run this race without seeing brian's face. i'm going to get emotional. he is the reason i met him while still in stitches, both literally and figuratively, in the hospital. >> such an inspiration. haslet says she has no idea what to expect emotionally, but she will be ready no matter what. >>> u.s. women's national soccer team got a statement win last night in more ways than one. the stars and stripes took on columbia, getting the 6-0 victory. the win seemingly punctuated the team's off-field efforts last week. five of the most prominent members of the team filed a wage discrimination complaint against the u.s. soccer federation, fighting for equal pay. the women make substantially less than the men's team. a squad that is historically unsuccessful compar

president obama tweeted his congratulations to congratulations to adriann adrianne haslet and patrickgood morning. there were no records set here yesterday on marathon monday, but there were a number of shared milestones. for the first year, two victims of the bombings ran on prosthetic limbs and finished the race that changed their lives forever. >> ladies and gentlemen, patrick downes crossing the finish line. >> reporter: patrick downes finished and ran straight into the arms of his wife jessica. >> there's his wife jess hugging him. >> reporter: their embrace timed nearly to the minute when both were wounded in the bombings three years earlier. >> how are you? >> reporter: when we first met the cupping, they were newlyweds recovering in the hospital, after losing their left legs. >> when you were lying in that hospital bed three years ago, could you imagine this ever happening? >> running a marathon? no. even when i started to run about a year ago, people suggested it, i thought they were ludicrous. >> reporter: a jog down a hospital corridor turned into a run around the block, th

among them, a professional dancer named adrianne haslet, who lost her leg in the boston bombing yearsn incredible person whose grit was obvious after i met her a week after the bombing. here is what she said. >> you want to run the race? >> i can't believe i said that. >> adam has been making fun of me, i'm not a runner at all. but i went a ball room dancer at one point in my life either. so i'm going to do it. >> you're going to do it. well, today, adrianne completed the marathon in what was a remarkable journey. this was adrianne three years ago in the face of an immense tragedy. >> i felt like somebody said you're not going to do that anymore, now i'm going to prove them wrong. >> her first priority was to return to the dance floor. >> going to check it out, see what is going on. >> she agreed to document her journey, to first walk and then video her progress. they would first document it in survivor diaries. >> so exciting! stand up for me! >> does it hurt? >> no, she is standing on her own. >> through her own eyes we saw her triumphs with physical and emotional scars. >> i just w

three years ago took on the course today and they finished, including professional dancer adrian haslethe president tweeted a thank you to her. he said, terror and bombs can't beat us, we carry on, we finish the race. >>> in sports, how would the warriors finish without their mvp? i'll tell you how, with a total team effort. >>> the mantra is no curry, no problem. but it wasn't that easy for the warriors. in game two of their playoff series with the rocks minus the mvp, total team effort by golden state for a 2-0 series lead. curry tried to give it a go pregame. frustrated during warmups, bats the ball into the air because the ankle just is not feeling good. his mood would improve. first quarter, andre iguodala draining one of his four first-half threes. curry's loving it on the bench. klay thompson with a drive and dish to harrison barnes who misses. andrew bogut with the back tap here and klay on the reload. 66-58 ws at the half. third quarter, rockets down six. james harden creating space with an elbow to the chest of iguodala, hits the jumper. harden has 28. moments later klay, norm

three years ago took on the course today and they finished, including professional dancer adrian haslet who lost a leg. the president tweeted a thank you to her. he said, terror and bombs can't beat us, we carry on, we finish the race. >>> in sports, how would the warriors finish without their mvp? i'll tell you how, with a total team effort. we'll hear from the defe >>> the mantra is no curry, no problem. but it wasn't that easy for the warriors. in game two of their playoff series with the rocks minus the mvp, total team effort by golden state for a 2-0 series lead. curry tried to give it a go pregame. frustrated during warmups, bats the ball into the air because the ankle just is not feeling good. his mood would improve. first quarter, andre iguodala draining one of his four first-half threes. curry's loving it on the bench. klay thompson with a drive and dish to harrison barnes who misses. andrew bogut with the back tap here and klay on the reload. 66-58 ws at the half. third quarter, rockets down six. james harden creating space with an elbow to the chest of iguodala, hits the jump

the opportunity to run a marathon. >> she is a role model. >> reporter: bombing survivor adrianne haslet also ran in monday's marathon. despite never running so much as a mile, she vowed to complete 26.2 of them after losing a portion of her left leg. >> my friends and family will tell you i'm very stubborn. i will too. >> reporter: she shared the source of her determination last month with norah o'donnell. >> i believe if you set your mind to something, you can do it. i thank my parents for raising me that way. >> but you do believe you control your life by how you react to things that happen to you. >> absolutely. absolutely i do. you can't control what happens in your life, but you can >> reporter: since the bombings, they have personified boston strong. >> please give a warm welcome to adrianne haslet. >> reporter: rallying supporters in the city and beyond. but it was here at the finish line where they each were able to savor this personal goal. >> when did you know you were going to finish? >> when i turned down there. >> coming on to boylston? >> i figured even if the leg broke, i

she ran to raise funds for the limbs for life foundation exhausted haslet to cross the finish line.pite some discomfort with her prostetic, she managed to thank everyone who has supported her during her road to recovery. still ahead. have you every bought something because your favorite celebrity endorsed it? many of those stars are now lending their name.to help people get fit, and look good from using a western the matches occur gender. the pearl jam's saysmusic sensation pearl jam. has canceled a concert in north carolina over hb2. the state law that prevents transgered people from using a restroom that matches their current gender. pearl jam says the hb2 law that was recently passed is a " despicable piece of legislation that discriminates against an entire group of citizens". bruce springsteen in cancelling north carolina concerts in order to protest the controversial bill. the lawsuit filed earlier today san francisco court or the claim that the current album was only available on a title life of paul locally bill will on apple music sporophyte a promise of exclusive access al

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thank you, adrianee haslet-davis. jim sciutto is up next with "the lead". >>> thank you, brooke baldwin. july fireworks could extend well past the fourth. "the lead" starts right now. donald trump saying he hopes there isn't violence if the republicans deny him the nomination reigniting cries that he is inciting or at least not denouncing violence. earth-shaking destruction, people searching for more victims in the rubble across oceans and continents as hundreds killed, thousands injured in ecuador. where could the earth rumble next? >>> plus, keeping us in the dark about america's darkest day. should the government declassify the secret pages of the 9/11 report that could be hiding a close ally's role in those attacks. welcome to "the lead." i'm jim sciutto in for jake tapper. donald trump wants to jazz things up by injecting a little showbiz, he says, into the cleveland convention. you know, because a contested convention isn't riveting enough and trump also hinting that the guy at the helm of the rnc, reince priebu

adrianne haslet-davis one of those survivors signed up to run the race this year. she lost her leg in the bombing. this is her first boston marathon. she ra four hours and 47 minutes. she is still on the course right now as we speak. remember they start later than the elite runners. actor mark wahlberg was at the finish line for today's race filming a new movie based on the 2013 attacks. michelle: you were in boston covering the marathon the year the attack happened. so many of us recall where you were. you were close to the finish line. jonathan: i was on the finish line. for eight years in piston i covered it every year. it's uneventful, great day. spectacular weather, great runners and great athletes. on that particular day we were wrapped up and i went back to the finish line with a field producer and photographer to do interviews with people who come across. all of a sudden the bomb went off not more than across the street from us. it was denning. you saw a lot of people go down and run away. up the street another bomb went off and you put two and two together

. >> victims of the attacks, patrick downs and adrian haslet also crossing the finish line. >>> president obama and first lady michelle will be met by duchess of cambridge and prince harry. the obamas will have lunch that same day with queen elizabeth and one day after her 90th birthday. >>> the tax day deadline has come and gone for most of us. the april 15th filing deadline was extended by three days because of emancipation day. in spite of all that the irs expects 5 million returns will be filed by the midnight deadline. almost 82 million refunds were issued as of april 8th. almost $3,000. >>> the accolades just keep on ticket. hamilton has won the 2016 pulitzer prize for drama. the staged biography of alexander hamilton created by lin-manuel miranda has captured popular consciousness. it's already won a grammy award and a spot on the billboard 200 hamilton becomes the ninth musical to win the drama award and the first since 2010. >> we're never going to get a ticket now, are we? >>> a teenager forced by a judge to get chemo now faces a new cancer scare. why her treatment could be diff

. >> haslet-davis is not just running for herself. >> she will run to support limbs for life based inma. >>> at 6:00, the campaigns are all focused on the empire state. we're looking ahead to a presidential primary that could reshape races on both sides of the aisle. >>> new concerns about a busy stretch of road used by thousands of people every day. what police are doing to get drivers to slow down. >> reporter: i'm meagan fitzgerald in the parking lot of rfk stadium where earlier today a school bus drivers crashed into a pole causing 22 students to be rushed to the hospital. >>> we start with new details from that crash on the beltway in prince george's county that crippled yesterday's evening commute. the accident injured a maryland state trooper and tonight he's >> and we are learning new details about the driver of the mercedes that started the chain of events leading to the crash. bureau chief tracee wilkins talked to a witness today about what the mercedes driver said after it all happened. tra tracee? >> we've talked with witnesses and we've also talked with people who were ac

i am here again, i just want to bring awareness to my son, arbor haslet, who was married february 14, 2006. i'm a mother who has been on the battle ground and who runs a healing circle for mothers and fathers who have lost their sons and daughters to homicide. we are out there trying to help other mothers from suffering. again i say i'm that advocate but when it comes to me, talking about my own child is not easy. so this is my son. his case is not solved, there's a $250,000 reward to solve his case and it's not solved. and i bring these names with me all the time. these are all the names of the perpetrators that were there when my son was murdered. anthony hunter, marcus bryant. these cases are all on my son's file that my investigator let me see. i want you to know that my son had a mother and a father. this wasn't a single parent home. he had a mother and a father who raised him well. he graduated from st. dominick, went on to gateway high where his mother had to walk across the stage to receive his diploma in death. his father is from nigeria and his father hurts worse than i do.

i am here again, i just want to bring awareness to my son, arbor haslet, who was married february 14, 2006. i'm a mother who has been on the battle ground and who runs a healing circle for mothers and fathers who have lost their sons and daughters to homicide. we are out there trying to help other mothers from suffering. again i say i'm that advocate but when it comes to me, talking about my own child is not easy. so this is my son. his case is not solved, there's a $250,000 reward to solve his case and it's not solved. and i bring these names with me all the time. these are all the names of the perpetrators that were there when my son was murdered. anthony hunter, marcus bryant. these cases are all on my son's file that my investigator let me see. i want you to know that my son had a mother and a father. this wasn't a single parent home. he had a mother and a father who raised him well. he graduated from st. dominick, went on to gateway high where his mother had to walk across the stage to receive his diploma in death. his father is from nigeria and his father hurts worse than i do.

the large crowds cheering them on, and one of those survivors was aide relationship haslet. she was a professional dancer before she lost a leg. this is a picture of her before the run yesterday. it took her just under ten hours to reach the finish line. patrick downs also lost a leg during the bombing. he provided that tragic day -- he proved that tragic day three years ago did not break his spirit. >> terrorismis a really perverted thing. peace and love and goodness will always prevail. and that's something that we years, that i felt when i was out there running. >> his life lost both legs in the attack. she was waiting for him to finish at the finish line. >> wow. all right. time for audrey puente in for michael woods. mike. i mean, audrey. >> good morning. we are in store for another beautiful day across the tristate area. we are starting out with a few clouds this morning, but they will be clearing out. 64 in the park, above what should be our normal high, which is 63. temperatures all across the northeast are are looking good, 40s in inial ban and boston, 56 philly and

at last night's red sox game, survivor adrian haslet-davis tossed out the ceremony first pitch and she was one of those injured in the attack. >>> boston police say every effort is being made to keep runners and spectators safe for the 120th running of the boston marathon on monday. the security overlay will be shaped, in part, by the recent terror attacks in belgium. jeff pegues has more. >> reporter: the isis attack in brussels last month has given boston police commissioner william evans a lot to think >> it's just sort of brought back a lot of emotions of what happened here. we got to stay focused on the race and make sure it goes off safely. >> reporter: 5,000 uniformed officers from eight cities will join the national guard, state police, and scores of federal agents from the secret service and fbi to secure monday's marathon route. they will be directed from this underground emergency command bunker. in this intelligence sharing room, agents monitor online chatter. do you have people on your radar right now that you're checking up on, making sure you know where they are before t

thank you, adrianee haslet-davis.>> thank you, brooke baldwin. july fireworks could extend well past the fourth. "the lead" starts right now. donald trump saying he hopes there isn't violence if the republicans deny him the nomination reigniting cries that he is inciting or at least not denouncing violence. earth-shaking destruction, people searching for more victims in the rubble across oceans and continents as hundreds killed, thousands injured in ecuador. where could the earth rumble next? >>> plus, keeping us in the dark about america's darkest day. should the

i am here again, i just want to bring awareness to my son, arbor haslet, who was married february 14,6. i'm a mother who has been on the battle ground and who runs a healing circle for mothers and fathers who have lost their sons and daughters to homicide. we are out there trying to help other mothers from suffering. again i say i'm that advocate but when it comes to me, talking about my own child is not easy. so this is my son. his case is not solved, there's a $250,000 reward to solve his case and it's not solved. and i bring these names with me all the time. these are all the names of the perpetrators that were there when my son was murdered. anthony hunter, marcus bryant. these cases are all on my son's file that my investigator let me see. i want you to know that my son had a mother and a father. this wasn't a single parent home. he had a mother and a father who raised him well. he graduated from st. dominick, went on to gateway high where his mother had to walk across the stage to receive his diploma in death. his father is from nigeria and his father hurts worse than i do. i ne

we're going to meet the woman tom brady is calling his inspiration posting this tribute to adrianne hasletn facebook. brady was moved by her running anticipate finishing the boston marathon on monday after losing her leg at the finish line in the 2013 bombing. took her ten hours to complete monday's race and here's what she had to say after moment. >> i feel amazing. i'm really emotional because i think of all the different definitions that this finish line has held. >> talk about grit. ten hours, here's what president obama tweeted. thank you, adrianne for being boston strong. terror and bombs can't beat us. we carry on. we finish the race! >> yes, i'm on her website. she said this, i refuse to be called a victim. i am defined by what happened in my life. i am a survivor defined by how i live my life. >> yes. >> whoo. chill bumps. >> enjoyed that last step right there. >> totally worth it. >>> coming up in our next hour a sizzling switchup night on "dancing with the stars." nyle earning the first 10 of the season. shocking drama. and our girl, ginger. >> quite a salsa. >> drew lachey will

patrick downes ran on a prosthetic leg he's needed since the attack three years ago, and adrienne hasletdged adrienne, saying, thank you for being boston strong. such inspiration. >>> pictures and hope of inspiration. reuters and the "new york times" are sharing the 2016 pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. an emotional element was brought to a crisis. and "hamilton" winning for drama. the show's star and creator lynn manuel miranda says he is humbled and overwhelmed. "new york times," reuters and lin-manuel. >> natalie, thank you. >>> now to a controversial story out of idaho where some people are being denied medical care in the name of religion, and it's perfectly legal. >> perfectly legal now because some people who claim they've been hurt by that practice are speaking out. they're calling for change. here's nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: for mariah, just breathing is a challenge for her damaged lungs. >> when i'm at school and out of breath, it feels like my lungs burn because i can't get the oxygen i need. >> reporter: her life-threatening condition was caused by a heart de

we're going to meet the woman tom brady is calling his inspiration posting this tribute to adrianne haslet davis on facebook. brady was moved by her running anticipate finishing the boston marathon on monday after losing her leg at the finish line in the 2013 bombing. took her ten hours to complete monday's race and here's what she had to say after that big moment. >> i feel amazing. i'm really emotional because i