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 website at recoverymonth.gov. every day, i seek a positive direction for my life through my accomplishments. and now, with help, and support from my family and others, i own, i own, i own my recovery from addiction and depression. join the voices for recovery-it's worth it. for information on mental and substance use disorders, including prevention and treatment referral, call 1-800-662-help. brought to you by the u.s. department of health and human services. [music] thank you for calling naadac, how could i help you? naadac is a membership association. it's made up of persons who focus on addiction services, whether that's counseling, training, education, research. our mission is to advocate for the addiction profession. to educate and train. the training is on conflict resolution and relapse prevention. naadac works with samhsa on a variety of workforce development projects and initiatives that help to bring people into this profession. so that wou

for more than 20 years, national recovery month has honored and celebrated persons in recovery and helped to educate and inform others about the process of recovery. we know that almost 1 in 10 americans struggle with a substance use disorder and that about 1 in 5 americans has a mental health problem. treatment and recovery are the pathway forward for these individuals, a pathway leading to improved family relationships, health and well-being, hope for the future, and purpose in the sustainment of their recovery. as we hear and see their stories, we will learn that recovery happens through many different pathways and that, in every journey, recovery depends on supportive relationships marked by care, support, and respect. this year marks the 22nd year of recovery month , and this year we have broadened it to incorporate recovery from mental health problems along with substance use disorders. recovery should be the common goal, whether one is dealing with mental or substance use disorders or both. i encourage you to visit recoverymonth.gov to learn more about the celebrations, events, and

months later. >> reporter: more than $8 billion has been paid out by fema and the national flood insurance program so far to people along these shores. helping a recovery that for many is still far off. brian, this is the seaside heights boardwalk. it, like so many others up and down the shore, are being hurriedly rebuilt hoping to bring normalcy and business back for the summer season. brian? >> katy tur, seaside heights, at what will be the boardwalk there. about the jersey shore, our cameras were there this weekend recording the progress, or lack of it. it's safe to say there will be two different summers in the year 2013. the summer the visitors will see and the summer the residents will see. the governor has vowed that all those boardwalks will be open by memorial day. that's vital since tourism is the economic engine of the region. then there are the homeowners. as these scenes show from the house that's been cleaved in half in bayhead to the piles of untouched debris in mantoloking. and to the south, the house still sitting in barnegut bay, for example. some folks won't be coming back. many places will take years to come back. while jersey stron

national rate. ditto for teenagers, nearly one quarter of whom are unemployed. even senior white house officials voice their dissatisfaction with this pla placebo recovery. >> economy now disappointing this month but they none the less added jobs. >> i think it's important to look at the bigger picture in the first quarter with the revisions. upward revision of over 60,000 to january and february. we added half a million jobs. that's about the pace that we have seen over the last year. we want to speed up that pace. >> the retail industry took a big hit. shedding almost 25,000 jobs in march. following a six month period retail on average had been adding 32,000 jobs per month. g.o.p. congressman luke messer of indiana sits on the house budget and workforce committees. >> obama policies for this economy aren't working. we need to get back to fiscal discipline and major tax reform. >> now for the bright spots. the field of professional and business services added 51,000 jobs last month, more than 1/5th of those in accounting and bookkeeping. healthcare kept up its steady growth adding 12,000 jobs. three quarters of those in hospitals. construction employment continued its upward trend. >> more on

month in the world. the role of the nation's [indiscernible] our message remains the same. should reactety -- u.s. people can do a lot for peace, for stability and the planet, for the recovery the world today, it's also expressed in the nine states, and we need a large humane alliance between the was people and the peoples of the world, respecting our diversity, cultural diversity, our different ways to see the world, and establishing a relationship of equality. that is the main message, and that is the message of president chÁvez. >> that was venezuelan foreign minister nicolÁs maduro who was just elected president. if he could tell us exactly who nicolÁs maduro is, where he comes from, and the significance of this election and if you think in the call for the recount, is a possible that they would come up with different figures since this was such a razor slim margin that he won by yesterday? was 1.6 percentage points, around 300,000 votes, so it is not going to be changed. .nything is possible maduro has said, by the way, capriles asked for 100% of the ballots instead of a normally do like 54%, which is way more than you need. he said, basically, yes. and i don't think t

it did end according to the national bureau of economic reserve just a few months after he ended office in june of 2009. the problem is not the recession but that his recoveryecovery since the great depression. there has been 11 previous recessions before this latest one. and the recovery from obama -- from the latest recession, the recovery under president obama is the worst of all of those recessions. the worst of any president in the last 75 years. in terms of jobs, in terms of economic growth. as you mentioned obama's term even if you doubled the economic growth in obama's term. it still would be the worst performance of any president since the great depression and any other recession. >> now, we have spent, the frahm federal government spent trillions of dollars trying to buy its way out of this slump. that hasn't worked. what do you think would have happened if the president hadn't adopted that approach and just sort of stood back. >> that's where he went wrong. he took america back to the old fashioned ainsian economics of the 1930s and the 1970s. that was given up for dead by ronald reagan 40 years ago. and what reagan did to get us out of the troub