KAYE: Right now in Nepal about 80 children are growing up behind bars, not because of anything they did but because of their parents' crime. This week's CNN hero is trying to give them a better life, sacrificing her life for theirs.</s>PUSHPA BASNET, CNN HERO: In Nepal when parents have been arrested by the police and the children don't have a local guardian, some children go to prison with the parents. The first time I visited, I was studied social work. I saw a small group. A girl grabbed my shawl and she gave me a smile. It was really hard for me to forget that. My name is Pushpa Basnet, and my mission is to make sure no child grows up behind prison walls. In 2005 I started a daycare where the children can come from the jail in the morning and go back to the jail in the afternoon. We have children who are from two to four. We have coloring, reading, studying five days a week. We started in 2007. We have children mostly about six years old. I don't get a day off, but I never get tired. A big family with lots and lots of love. When I started this it was 21 years old. People thought I was crazy, but this is what I wanted in my life. I'm giving what a normal child should have. I want to fulfill all their dreams.</s>KAYE: CNN heroes are all chosen from people that you tell us about. Go to CNNHeroes.com to nominate someone that you think is making a big difference in your community. In less than 24 hours voters in Puerto Rico will head to the polls for your the primary, but will Rick Santorum's gaffe over making English the main language cost him the Latino vote? Our political experts weigh in. They're highly caffeinated and they'll be weighing in in just about five minutes.
CNN Hero Helps Children in Nepal.