for more information on national recovery month, to find out how to get involved, or to locate an event near you, visit the recovery month web site at recoverymonth.gov. when you have a drug or alcohol problem, your whole world stops making sense. you can get help for yourself or a loved one and make sense of life again. for information, treatment referral, and, most importantly, help, call 1-800-662-help. brought to you by the u.s department of health and human services. cam was originally started back in the '90s to address the alcohol and drug treatment needs and mental health needs of people specifically with disabilities. cam stands for the consumer advocacy model, and it was established with the idea of the individual is the expert on what their needs are. so it's a team model. nothing here is decided based on any one philosophy or any one strict practice. we look at what is holistic. it's a strength-based approach of using the individual's own strengths and applying them to the clinical model. the benefits of using technology-assisted care for people who have disabilities and/or

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for more information on national recovery month, to find out how to get involved, or to locate an event near you, visit the recovery month web site at recoverymonth.gov. i had no idea it was going to be so hard. i didn't know what to expect. you hear the stories, but i never took any of it seriously until i found myself here, and then i realized i was going to have to work hard for my recovery. if you or someone you know has a drug or alcohol problem, you are not alone. call 1-800-662-help. recovery was the hardest job i ever had, and the most important. brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. [music] universal counseling services as an outpatient, mental health and substance abuse treatment program. we are at all the local department of social service sites where we do mental health screenings and referral. we're at the various courthouse sites in the city where we do substance abuse assessments and referrals into the community. we're in about 13 different baltimore city public schools, where we provide substance abuse and mental health screening, as well as

for more information on national recovery month , to find out how to get involved, or to locate an event near you, visit the recovery month web site at recoverymonth.gov. i had no idea it was going to be so hard. i didn't know what to expect. you hear the stories, but i never took any of it seriously until i found myself here. and then i realized i was going to have to work hard for my recovery. if you or someone you know has a drug or alcohol problem, you are not alone. call 1-800-662-help. recovery was the hardest job i ever had... and the most important. brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. (music) the mission of grace after fire is women veterans reaching out to other women veterans and supporting those women veterans. a quarter of a million women have served in both iraq and afghanistan. that's a large population of women who now have seen combat, but to think that you're going to go over to places like iraq, afghanistan, and now libya and come back and be the same person, is not realistic. we're here to make sure that woman veteran knows how to get to

. >> last month's government report on job growth was a stark reminder of the nation's bifurcated recovery. 4.3 million private sector jobs have been added over the past 27 months, but this amounts to a monthly average of 158,000, not enough to provide opportunity for those that lost their job or can only find part-time employment. what does this mean? it means that congress dialing back in the duration of extended unemployment insurance benefits was premature. when the legislation was passed, 11 states had jobless rates that exceeded the national average. an additional 13 states had unemployment rates that were below the national average. common to these 24 states is the fact that all have experienced little to no private sector job growth, leading to longer searches, discouragement, and exit from the labor force. the policy response is straight forward. when the debate to cut benefits returns, employment growth must also be used to set policy. resources to assist the unemployed and underemployed should not only be targeted to high unemployment states, but also to states experiencing weak

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nation's unemployment rate ticked up last month. on thursday the obama campaign hit the air waves with a new tv ad blaming the slow recovery on congressional grid lock. >> the president's job plan with teachers, firefighters, police officers and construction workers back to work right now. and it's paid for by asking the wealthiest americans to pay a little more. >> at the same time the president campaigned in nevada, where he promised help for students struggling to pay for college. >> even though education -- a college education is still a great investment, the burden of debt is serious and it's hard on folks just as they're starting off in life. >> lawmakers in washington are at odds over how to keep college costs down. a federal student loan rate for more than 7 million students is set to double on july 1st. congress can't agree how to come up with $6 billion needed to extend the current rate. >>> later this month, the supreme court is expected to rule on president obama's health care overhaul. the law has become a key campaign issue. a just released cbs news/"new york times" poll finds 41% of americans want to see the entire health ca

nation's economic recovery. the conference board reported today that consumer confidence was down for the fourth month in a row.he business group said worries about jobs and income were the main factors. but wall street managed small gains today. the dow jones industrial average added 32 points to close at 12,534. the nasdaq rose nearly 18 points to close at 2854. turkey warned syria today against any violations of their mutual border. that's after the syrians shot down a turkish plane last friday. turkish prime minister recep tayyip erdogan told parliament that from now on, any syrian forces near the border will be treated as a target. meanwhile, in brussels, turkey's nato allies stopped short of calling for military action against syria. but they rejected the downing of the turkish plane. >> we consider this act to be unacceptable and condemn it in the strongest terms. let me make this clear. the security of the alliance is indivisible. we stand together with turkey in the spirit of strong solidarity. >> sreenivasan: in syria, heavy fighting raged in the suburbs of damascus, as rebel forces clashed with elite

recovery much worse. today's hope for a plan of action from the europeans at the summit of the world's 20 richest nations later this month in mexico, couple of days after greece decides whether or not to ditch the euro. shepard? >> shepard: the president's news conference came after a rough economic week by some measures. one week ago, the labor department released a tough jobs report that showed unemployment rate had risen, if slightly and hours ago, the standard & poor's rating service reaffirmed that outlook for our nation's credit rating is still negative. but we did see one really bright spot this afternoon when the dow closed with a fourth straight day of gains. in fact, it had its best week all year. the dow up 93 today. that gives a total gain of 3 1/2% for the week. nasdaq up 27. s&p up 11 today. detached and out of touch weren't the only words governor romney used to describe president obama today. you'll hear more from the republican presidential candidate coming up minutes from now inside "fox report." talks with iran about its nuclear program are going nowhere. imagine -- that's the word from the head of the

recovery. ♪ >> 7-year-old's matt page's surgery went really well. he got national attention after the commercial aired. he had surgery to fix a congenital defect. he was diagnosed when he was 3 monthsld. >>> now to an extreme weather alert. new evacuation orders in place this morning in colorado. a wildfire is still burning. now it's spreading even further. marianne rafferty has been here all night looking at the details here. hey, mary anne. >> it jumped the river flames racing towards homes in the glacier view area of the state. mandatory evacuations were tut into effect for 80 homes there. there are 1300 firefighters trying to put the flames out. high winds and thunderstorms opened up a new front for crews to battle. the storm spread embers that started a fire on sheet mountain. >>> we are pulling resources from other aspects from the fire and positioning them in that area. however, it is a priority that we do not lose the anchor points we have established and worked so hard for. resources will made in those areas. they will continue to fight the fire while additional resources addresses the spot fire. >>> right now the fire is only 15-20 percent contained. secretary of the inte

in full spirits and expected to make a full recovery in time for the new season of "jeopardy" which resumes production next month. >>> the director of national to announce new measures to end the classified leaks going on. there have been a series of important classified information getting out. they involved a u.s. operation against al qaeda in yemen and classified drone program as well and a cyber war fare issue, something targeting an iranian nuclear facility. a source tells cnn that clapper says he believe the leaks span multiple federal agencies and multiple branches of government. >>> the final beam is being installed this morning for first building at the world trade send ter. a ceremony at 4 world trade center. this should happen in a few hours. they own the already completed 7 world trade center. 1 world trade already has beams erected to the 104th floor. >>> this one is the grand daddy of them all, wimbledon is kicking off. the defending champion doek vich will join share poef va. the summer games also to be played at the all england club. go wimbledon. it's nine minutes past the hour, a new era for egypt. but what kind will it be?

have allowed our nations to pull the global economy back from a free-fall and put us back on a path of recovery and growth. in the united states our businesses have created jobs for 27 monthsore than 4 million jobs in all. and our highest priority continues to be putting people back to work, even faster. today, we recognize that there are a wide range of threats to ongoing global economic recovery and growth. but the one that's received the most focus obviously and that is having significant impact in the united states as well as globally is the situation in europe. slower growth in europe slower growth in jobs. zeal profound interest in seeing europe prosper. that's why i have been consulting closely with my european counter parts during this crisis as we have down here at los cabos. i do think it's important to note, however. that most leaders of the eurozone economies are not part of the g-20. the problems will not be solved by the g-20 and united states solely. they will be decided by the leaders and the people of europe. so, this has been an opportunity for us to hear from european leaders on the progress they are making next steps election in greece and because they

allowed our nations to pull the global economy back from a free-fall, and put us back on a path of recovery and growth. in the united states, our businesses have created jobs for 27 months more than 4 million jobs, in all. and our highest priority continues to be putting people back to work, even faster. today, we recognize the wide range of threats to ongoing global economic recovery and growth. but the one that's received the most focus, obviously, and that is having a significant impact in the united states as well as globally is the situation in europe. as our largest trading partner, slower growth in europe means slower growth in american jobs. so we have a profound interest in seeing europe prosper. that's why i've been consulting closely with my european counterparts during this crisis, as we have done here at los cabos. i do think it's important to note, however, that most leaders of the eurozone economies are not part of the g-20. the challenges facing europe will not be solved by the g-20, or by the united states. the solutions will be debated and decided appropriately by the leaders and the people of europe. so this has been an opportunity for us to hear from

have allowed our nations to hold the global economy back from a freefall and put us back on a path of recovery and growth. in the united states, our businesses have created jobs for 27 monthsn a row. more than 4 million jobs in all and our highest priority continues to be putting people back to work even faster. today we recognize that there are a wide range of threats to ongoing global economic recovery and growth. but the one that's received the most focus, obviously, and that -- is having a significant impact in the united states as well as globally is the situation in europe. as our -- largest trading partner, slower growth in europe means slower growth in american jobs. so we have a profound interest in seeing europe prosper. that's why i have been consulting closely with my european counter parts during this crisis as -- we have done here. i do think it is important to note, however, that most leaders of the eurozone economies are not part of the g-20. challenges facing europe will not be solved by the g-20 or united states. the solutions will be debated and decided appropriately by the leaders and the people of europe. so this has been an opportunity for us to hear

national economy has focused on job creation. the economic recovery might not be as robust as anybody had hoped about it doesn't change the fact that when barack obama took office for six months the economy had been shrinking and six months after he took office it has grown every single month. private sector job growth has grown every month. it won't turn on a dime. megyn: that's a good narrative, that there is job growth every month since barack obama took office. but if you look at the charts since january, that's a political problem for the president. the question is whether that narrative that he's now espousing, there has been some growth every month, is going to work. >> i don't think so. it sounded like it was groundhog day it was basically he was saying the exact same thing and it wasn't a gaffe. he meant that the private sector was doing fine. what he's doing like a little hawk going after his prey is he wants more stimulus money. he wants to ask for more money. he spent $6 trillion, more than all the presidents combined, to make this debt. and still the economy is terrible. and he is a narcissist socialist. megyn: the speech didn't lay out a new policy initiative. l