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Bombers are about to strike. >> looking over at the kids. they're screaming and yelling for their parents to keep running. they were cheering them on. >> martin just 8 years old, was killed. his sister janie, then 7, lost her leg. the moments before a bomb tore into their lives captured in this haunting photo, but what happened to those other boys standing inches away? >> to see where they were next to me and to find out, it's devastating. >> aaron hern is the boy to jane's right, next to him is david. they were hit by a concussive blast. >> it felt like it was right on top of us. he was in th...

>> the next bomb went off right in front of us. >> i swear, i could feel it. i was burning up everywhere. >> aaron hern had a huge wound on his left leg. rescuers tied a tourniquet. >> it was all blood. you could see my bone coming through. >> at theç children's hospital aaron went into surgery. doctors managed to save his leg. >> they took us back into the icu and i saw him. he was alive. that's all that mattered. >> i thought i may never walk again. because it was pretty bad. >> doing good. >> ten days later, aaron left the hospital. the first thing he did was return to boylston street and...

Today marks a somber anniversary in boston. it's been one year since the marathon bombings that killed three people and wounded hundreds more. >> this morning we introduce you to one young survivor. his remarkable story narrated by new england patriots quarterback, tom brady. we bring it to you courtesy of our partners at espn e:60. >> as this photo shows, minutes before his mom was set to finish the 2013 boston marathon, 11-year-old aaron hern was standing here, a few feet from this backpack. >> i had just turned the last corner on to boylston. then the first explosion went off.ç

Today marks a somber anniversary in boston. it's been one year since the bombing killed three people and wounded hundreds more. >> this morning we introduce you to one young survivor. his remarkable story narrated by new england patriots quarterback, tom brady. we bring it to you courtesy of our partners at espn e:60. >> as this photo shows, minutes before his mom was set to finish the 2013 boston marathon, 11-year-old aaron hern was standing here, a few feet from this backpack. >> i had just turned the last corner on to boylston. then the first explosion went off.

>> the next bomb went off right in front of us. >> i swear, i could feel it. i was burning up everywhere. >> aaron hern had a huge wound on his left leg. rescuers tied a tourniquet. >> it was all blood. you could see my bone coming through. >> at boston children's hospital, aaron hern went into surgery. doctors managed to save his leg. >> they took us back into the icu and i saw him. he was alive. that's all that mattered. >> i thought i may never walk again. because it was pretty bad. >> doing good. >> ten days later, aaron left the hospital. the first thing he did was return to boylston stre...