started and the response from the u. s and other countries. hundreds of atlanta area inmates are being moved as a jail deals with an outbreak of infectious illnesses. the measures being taken to address the problems plus how one man s family says those conditions contributed to his death. boston marathon s tomorrow with this year s race marking 10 years since the deadly bombing. we re joined by a survivor who s turned that trauma into a cause to help others. we re starting in washington. the debt ceiling deadline just one of the major issues facing congress when members return this week, president biden house speaker kevin mccarthy, they are locked in a standoff over raising the debt limit, and biden s message to mccarthy is show me your budget, mccarthy is holding a conference call with house republicans today ahead of a speech tomorrow at the new york stock exchange. cnn reporter elena train has more on the week ahead for mccarthy and congress. good morning, victor and amra
and at the very end when everything happened. um i don t remember several seconds of it. i don t actually remember being hit by the shrapnel. just remember the sound of the heat. and being pushed sideways. um i didn t even know that i had finished the marathon. um you know, i don t remember crossing the finish line. your resiliency is remarkable in the way that you ve channeled the trauma and the pain to help others is more than notable as well. i do want to ask you about tomorrow. and i mean i m so impressed to hear that this is going to be your 11th boston marathon. is there what goes through your mind? because you you that means you ve run a marathon almost every year since that bombing occurred. what is it like for you to run the marathon year after year? it s really is incredible. i was i was going to be one and done. when finishing that day, i was running for a dear friend that was dealing
happen again? i do think it could happen again but i think that the importance realization that most of boston and most of the world is trying to come to, we can t live in fear, because living in fear just paralyzes us. if we lived in fear we would never run again. bill: do you think that day changed you? if you do, how did it change you? that day completely changed my view for me what it means to be a physician. it changed my perception and even my outlook what i want to do with my life. i am along a completely different path now than before the marathon. bill: today she is running her 11th boston marathon, with her father next to her just like last year. to me closure with what happened last year is still