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It was tim and i in there. it was tough to see somebody i had grown to know going through pain. we had to document the moment because it was an important part of his recovery and an important part of what we need to remember about the boston attacks. >> i am watching another important part which is him walking for the first time on his artificial legs and that's another photo that you took. tell us a little bit about that moment. >> this was an emotional moment for me. when i really met jeff, i wanted see him walk as well, and this was the first time that he had stood on his own since the bomb...

Photographing the aftermath and the funerals, the memorial services, the hunt for the suspects in watertown. yeah. >> you wound up spending, like, 20 days with this gentleman, mr. bowman. tell us a little bit about that and how the photo series unfolded for which you have now won a pulitzer prize. >> one of our reporters, attorney general rowan, was able to meet jeff's father the day after the marathon. he was able to work with him to meet jeff and to talk to jeff about the "new york times" telling his story and tim made a great connection with jeff and

Outside just about to get underway in just a few minutes. at 2:49 p.m. eastern there will be a moment of silence. within seconds of the boston marathon attack, hundreds of stranger rushed towards the blast risking their own lives to help fellow citizens. one of those heroic rescues was captured in this iconic associated press photo. it shows jeff bow bowman. moments earlier he had been waiting for his girlfriend. his own legs were blown off. with him were carlos arodando. he is there in the cowboy hat. a complete stranger who jumped to bowman's aid. also, devin wang and paul mitchell, who help...