from getting to the legal system, part of the focus here. without question. that s why the holy father said all civil requirements of need to be followed. reporter: mark rossi, both a victim and pennsylvania state legislator fight for victims legislation reform spoke in italian parliament today. now put yourself in my position as a 13-year-old boy getting raped in the shower. do you think i knew what a statute of limitations was? reporter: he has a message for the pope. tell your bishops to stand down. stop spending millions of dollars on lawyers and lobbyist and let the chips fall where they may in the civil carts. reporter: cardinals will speaking about joint responsibility. and jeff, the theme for day two is accountability. nikki, thank you for that interview. two seasons of the mexican drug lord el chapo have been indicted. joaquin and ovidio guzman are charged with conspiracy to send cocaine and other drugs into the u.s. both reside in mexico now. their f
the work that it will take to ensure that boys and men will finally be able to experience the kind of america they richly deserve. let s keep in mind, today, we are talking about prevention. because the individual that is being released from incarceration is not the individual he was when he went in. no, he is hardened, he is wise. he has learned how to beat the system and he has learned from the best. other criminals. so, we can either pay now or we can pay later. and today, that is why we are concentrating on prevention before they become hardened criminals. when a baby is born, the doctor says this will soon, it s a boy. they do not say it is a murderer, so what happens between birth and one that 14-year-old has the courage to pick up a gun and terrorize the community. what can we do? what should we do? we can either pay now or pay later. by incarcerating young black boys. i say immediately create universal pre-k and mandatory kindergarten throughout the nation. recruit
the work that it will take to ensure that boys and men will finally be able to experience the kind of america they richly deserve. let s keep in mind, today, we are talking about prevention. because the individual that is being released from incarceration is not the individual he was when he went in. no, he is hardened, he is wise. he has learned how to beat the system and he has learned from the best. other criminals. so, we can either pay now or we can pay later. and today, that is why we are concentrating on prevention before they become hardened criminals. when a baby is born, the doctor says this will soon, it s a boy. they do not say it is a murderer, so what happens between birth and one that 14-year-old has the courage to pick up a gun and terrorize the community. what can we do? what should we do? we can either pay now or pay later. by incarcerating young black boys. i say immediately create universal pre-k and mandatory kindergarten throughout the nation. recruit
a his or ttor a his or tic deal in hollywo after the 95-year history in hollywood sag-aftra reachs a deal with the directors. and at the gop, nikki haley uses the word scum. and now, for loved ones stuck at the gaza border crossing. i m sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman, and this is cnn news central. collective bargaining works. that s the message this morning from president biden. his first reaction to the tentative deal struck after the longest actors strike ever against the hollywood studios. the walkout lasted 118 days. it cost the economy thousands of jobs and billions of dollars with 160,000 actors essentially forced to hit the pause button on the work and current projects. here is more of a statement from president biden this morning. he says when both sides come to the table to negotiate in earnest they can make businesses stronger. here is what we know about the deal. the actors have locked in wage increases that haven t been seen in 40 ye
it was 11:00 o clock. fire chief john o neill heard a faint voice in the quiet. when i first saw her move it scared me. reporter: within moments the extrication began maria s close friend translates her story. i realized that it was dark and light was very difficult to see. i was praying inside of myself, that they found me, they found me and i m alive. reporter: maria s crushing injuries have been devastating, she has had to endure a bilateral amputation up to the pelvis complicated by infections. how does she feel. it is not that good, not very, very bad. reporter: initially chief o neill a 26 year veteran of the department wondered whether not very, very bad was enough. what did i put her through you know did i give her quality of life back. i just struggled with, you know, would the other side of the coin been better. reporter: he was asking, would death have been kinder for this once vibrant woman but on the first anniversary of the collapse maria had pub