people turned out for this event, joining together and forming a human bridge of recovery on the brooklyn bridge, to draw national media attention to the fact that addiction is a treatable disease and recovery is possible. to commemorate recovery month, the substance treatment and recidivism reduction program hosted an art display in the lobby of the durham county detention facility in north carolina. incarcerated inmates who are part of this chemical dependency treatment program participated in making the celebrate recovery collage posters that are featured in the exhibit. (music) my life was like- before entering treatment, nothing less than a mess. i was in the grasp of an addiction to crack cocaine that really caused things to spiral out of control. after becoming incarcerated, and looking at a lengthy jail sentence, and wanting to avoid another lengthy jail sentence, i requested to go into treatment, understanding fully that if i did do another lengthy jail sentence, i would only come out to continue doing the same things that i did prior to my arrest. there is life after active drug addict

it wasn't until i found myself having climbed over the brooklyn bridge that i'm on the other side ofalize, you know, derek had brainwashed me. i was looking down at my death. >> rose: you have a natural fear of falling? >> what's that? >> rose: do you have a natural fear of falling? >> i do have a fear of heights and somehow i found myself in this place and i'm on the edge of the bridge and michelle tells me her secret. but that's what those conditions can create. are you going to talk to me or what? >> what? >> are you going to tell me what's going on? you're not gonna tell me? >> i don't know what you want me to say. >> i want you to tell me what's going on. i want to know. you've got me feeling sick, you know? i'm very intuitive. i know there's something up. can you tell me? stop! stop! no! stop! stop! >> you gonna tell me? >> stop! come down. >> you gonna tell me? >> come down! i'm not kidding you. >> you gone from tell me what it is? >> please, come down. please stop. >> you want know go over the edge? >> no! i want you to come down! come on, it's dangerous! >> are you going to

. >> spider-man was about to jump off of the brooklyn bridge to catch mary jane. he went flying into the audience and he crashed down through a hole in the set. and you heard mary jane scream. the house lights came up. and they said, we cannot continue with this performance. >> reporter: this is the fourth accident to plague the $65 million musical. it's now pushed its opening night back to february 7th. but with visionary director, julie taymor, at the helm, and a rocking score by bono and the edge, audience members are hoping this troubled show will take flight. >> up until that point, people are going to assess the fact, it's incredible acrobatic stunts. hope he's okay. >> reporter: according to officials, all signs were good, as that actor was taken to a local hospital last night. of course this, is broadway. that means the curtain goes up on "spider-man" again tonight at 8:00. back to you guys. >> the show must go on. >> it will go on. >>> coming up, scandal at notre dame. a student accuses a football player of sexual assault then, takes her own life. this mo

it would be akin to sign an offer to give the brooklyn bridge to the best talking new yorker. anybody is fooled by this move by the senate democratic leadership, and i challenge any friends on the other side to show me the votes. how many actions have the democratic leadership passed that are designed to fail? maybe there's cheap political benefit to the democratic leadership and party from staging these jam votes. one democratic leader implied yesterday, maybe there will be some campaign material produced. is that what this is all about? is that what the greatest deliberative body is all about in the last few weeks of the session when this country is in the fiscal problems that it's in? i ask my friends to step back and look at the political calculation they may be making. the american people are angry. i know it. i held seven town hall meetings in the last few months, and people are very, very angry. the american people know it's taken almost four years for our friend in the democratic leadership in both the house and senate to address this looming tax hike. they've had monu

it would be akin to sign an offer to give the brooklyn bridge to the best talking new yorker. anybody is fooled by this move by the senate democratic leadership, and i challenge any friends on the other side to show me the votes. how many actions have the democratic leadership passed that are designed to fail? maybe there's cheap political benefit to the democratic leadership and party from staging these jam votes. one democratic leader implied yesterday, maybe there will be some campaign material produced. is that what this is all about? is that what the greatest deliberative body is all about in the last few weeks of the session when this country is in the fiscal problems that it's in? i ask my friends to step back and look at the political calculation they may be making. the american people are angry. i know it. i held seven town hall meetings in the last few months, and people are very, very angry. the american people know it's taken almost four years for our friend in the democratic leadership in both the house and senate to address this looming tax hike. they've had monu

it can be akin to accepting an offer to sell the brooklyn bridge from a fast-talking new yorker. no one is fooled by this move by the senate democratic leadership but i challenge any of my friends on the other side to show me the votes. how will the actions of the democratic leadership advance the ball if the two votes are designed to fail? sure, maybe from their perspective, there's some cheap political benefit to the democratic leadership and democratic party from staging these jam votes. as one member of the democratic leadership implied yesterday, maybe there will be some campaign material produced. is that what this is all about? is that what the greatest deliberative body in the world is all about in the last few weeks of the session when this country is in the fiscal problems that it's in? that's -- i'd ask my friends to step back and take another look at the political calculation they may be making. the american people are angry. i know it. i've held seven town hall meetings in the last few months, and people are very, very angry. plus two teletown hall meetings. the amer