2009 Fort Hood shooting victim talks about today's shooting
Retired Staff Sgt. Alonzo Lunsford was repeatedly shot by Major Nidal Hasan during the 2009 shooting at Fort Hood. Hours after another shooting at the same base, he recounts those events for Wolf Blitzer. He also says "instead of pointing fingers, the first act we need to do is embrace the families."
Life inside Fort Hood
The shooting at Fort Hood happened at around 4:30 in the afternoon. For many of the soldiers stationed there, that's the time they are finishing up training and heading home to their families. Retired Major General James "Spider" Marks spent years living at Fort Hood. He describes what the base is like at that time of day and says "the strength of our military is not just in our soldiers… it's in those amazing families."
Major General James "Spider" Marks had more poignant remarks about the Fort Hood Families.
Snapshots from "The Survivor Diaries"
“CNN Special Report: The Survivor Diaries” premiers Tuesday, April 8th at 10pm ET on CNN.
Professional dancer Adrianne Haslet-Davis lost her lower left leg in the Boston Marathon bombing. In the days after the attack, Adrianne vowed that she would dance again. She even promised to give Anderson Cooper a dance lesson. "CNN Special Report: The Survivor Diaries" captures the highs and lows of Adrianne's inspirational journey and her triumphant return to the dance floor.
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- Adrianne Haslet-Davis dances at an event in 2012. SOURCE: Arthur Murray Boston
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- Adrianne Haslet-Davis' husband Adam is a Major in the U.S. Air Force who had returned from a tour in Afghanistan two weeks before the Boston bombings.
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- Adrianne Haslet-Davis walks using crutches outside her hospital room a week after the attacks. SOURCE: CNN
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- Video still of Adrianne Haslet-Davis and her husband Adam Davis returning to the bombing site for the first time. SOURCE: Adrianne Haslet-Davis/Adam Davis
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- Adrianne Haslet-Davis gives Anderson Cooper a dance lesson while wearing her new bionic dancing leg. SOURCE: CNN
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- Adrianne Haslet-Davis dances in public for the first time since she was injured at the annual TED Conference wearing her bionic dance leg. SOURCE: TED Conference/Ryan Lash
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- Adrianne Haslet-Davis plans to return to the finish line at this year's Boston Marathon to cheer on her brothers who are running in her honor. SOURCE: Adrianne Haslet-Davis/Adam Davis
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- “CNN Special Report: The Survivor Diaries” premiers Tuesday, April 8th at 10pm ET on CNN.
Asiana Airlines admits pilot error was a factor in the Flight 214 crash
Last July's crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 was the first commercial air crash in the U.S. in more than four years. Three people died and more than 180 others were injured. The investigation isn’t over, and in newly filed documents Asiana admits that pilot error was partly to blame for the crash.
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