ashley: so were you in kenton county? is that where you were incarcerated?anie: ashley boothby is a peer support specialist here and she's eleven years removed from a heroin and opioid addiction that sent her to prison for more than a year. ashley: as soon as you tell someone that you're in recovery, too, it's like, oh, she gets it. she knows what it's like to, you know, neglect your family and your responsibilities all because, you know, your life becomes consumed by drugs and alcohol. stephanie: the nonprofit life learning center is overseen by alecia webb-edgington, who spent decades in law enforcement. alecia: 98% of the people that we see at life learning center have substance use disorder and 82% have a co-diagnosis of a mental health disorder. stephanie: for individuals who have completed all six months of th treatment program -- 3 months in jail, 3 months in aftercare -- webb-edgington says 24 are rearrested within three years. that compares to a 68 percen recidivism rate for all u.s. prisoners during the same period. tommy: i've been doing this for

were you incarcerated in kenton county?> actually is a peer support specialist, 11 years removed from a heroin and opioid addiction that sent her to prison for more than a year. >> as soon you tell someone you are in recovery, it's like, she gets it. she knows what it's like to neglect your family and responsibilities because your life becomes consumed by drugs and alcohol. stephanie: the nonprofit life learning center is overseen by alicia webb edgington, who spent decades in law enforcement. >> 90% of the people we have substance use disorder and 82% have a co-diagnosis of mental health disorder. stephanie: for individuals who have completed all six months, three months in jail and three in aftercare, edgington says 24% are rearrested within three years. that compares to 68% for all u.s. prisoners during the same period. >> been doing this for too long. it's not to like to have. stephanie: tommy arnold is already planning to head to the life learning center when he is released. >> if i could get one more chance, i won't l

a fam hersey had thrown through the kenton filo. many crops grow very quickly with millard, for instance, takes less than 3 months, and i more than half munsey, i'm with wherever possible. we want to include the local farmers in their efforts in these regions. in some areas have had rain fall to and then as to which af, good exit out of the air quotes with dish counter development of the by of a. so in the very short term, the world community can involve farmers from family regions to grow crops for their neighbors. and then until bone does that mean that would be very significant because it would have a long term effect, an effect o done. then if, even if prices on the world market were to drop again, it would mean these regions becoming independent of them and the establishment of regional supply chain. it's an, it may yonah for father but those kinds of concepts won't bear fruit over night. abraham knows he isn't using his scarce water resources with maximum efficiency. despite the drought, his crop is thriving, but now he would

mr. kenton is good to have you on the show. you know, i want to ask you, we reported so much on the nurses in the u. k. with the pandemic started that the worst phase of the pandemic. and it was the nurses who were the central workers that people were praising. they were a god sent to many people. how is it possible that in the span of 2 years, we go from that to the 100000 nurses striking because they can't even get a proper pay increase a good evening. this is an issue in the you kite. it's a global issue. we have seen during the share from the summer an increase in disputes and in strike action, right the way around the world. and there are some striking similarities in terms of what led us to this point. we have had a historic, under valuing of the nursing profession, right? the white around the world. we have the words of care of compassion, of the vocation. but that's almost been an excuse not to pay nurses fairly improperly. as you cite the pandemic then comes along and everybody sees the true value of nurses and nursing

san ramon police chief kenton carlson said that craw violated california's hate crime laws and he is now booked into the county jail in martinez in san francisco, several people were treated for a possible drug overdose on christmas day. fire departments. emts responded to a home in japan town where they found 6 adults at seemingly overdosed. this is citizen video outside the home as they were transported to the hospital. 5 of them for further treatment after using overdose, reversing nor can at last check. 2 of the patients are in critical condition and 3 are stable at this time. a 6th refused to be taken to the hospital. on the peninsula. police in south san francisco have arrested 2 people who they say connected with catalytic converter theft. >> the incident happened on shaw road last night near sfo. police say the 2 suspects are in their 40's from oakland. officers say they located their car on saturday and found a stolen catalytic converter an electric saw. and jack's inside the 2 have been booked into the san mateo county jail. >> it wasn't an active fire season here in califo

it happened in kenton highlands, which is a popular area outside call alarm or rescue operations are still underway. south africa governing a and c party is holding leadership elections with president sale rama pose a tip to win a 2nd term. the n c has been in power now nearly 30 years. thousands of people have rallied against the convection of campbells mayor club immemorial. on wednesday, the court found him guilty of insulting public officials during the race in 2019. he was sentenced to move and turn off. he is in prison and has been found from politics. european leaders of agreed on a 9 threshold of sanctions on russia for sworn ukraine. $200.00 people have been blacklisted and a band has been placed on investment in russia's mining industry, made as a pledge more than $16000000000.00 to help you crane defend itself. those are the headlines coming up next inside story. across southeast asia, a growing number of women are recruiting funding, an even killing for violet groups. one, a one east investigates the rise of these female fossils on al jazeera. the latest economic data fro