Vice president biden, governor, survivors, First Responders and distinguished guests. Today marks one year from when our lives were changed forever. It changed that none of us wanted, nor a change that we would wish on anyone else. Although each of our paths to recovery have been unique and we have all traveled at our own pace, we continue to move forward. Today, i will not focus on the past, but be mindful of our successes and thank those who have helped us take our first steps, reclimb our first mountains and reclaim our lives. To the First Responders, for running into harms way and giving us the aid that we needed. To the doctors, surgeons and their staffs who completely gave of themselves to ensure that our most severely injured were given a chance to live again. To all Law Enforcement agencies who worked tirelessly and quickly to make our city secure between. To the physical therapists and counselors who continue to support us physically and emotionally. To the boston athletic ass
seized government buildings in as many as ten cities and towns. ukraine s acting president promised action to move the demonstrators out and today we re seeing the first evidence of that operation. our neick patton walsh and his crew saw armored troops heading north out of donetsk into one of the areas where militants overran a police headquarters. let s bring in our cnn international correspondent arwa damon joining us from kiev, the capital of ukraine. based on everything you re learned, where does this operation stand right now? well, wolf, it s still very much in its initial stages but ukraine s acting president owe lech sander turchynov saying that special forces managed to recapture one city from terrorists. vowing very soon there will be no more terrorists on ukrainian territory, a long with that