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, the free online recovery month kit offers ideas, materials, and tools for planning, organizing, and realizing an event or outreach campaign that matches your goals and resources. to obtain an electronic copy of this year's recovery month kit and gain access to other free publications and materials related to recovery issues, visit the recovery month website at www.recoverymonth.gov, or call 1-800-662-help. >> a few years ago, i attended a public event at sfaliason, i don't know if you were there but it had a huge impact on me. i went to hear alaferalaison speak and instead a heard a neuro biologist and a snow flake scientist and tj clark who is an arc historian. it was amazing, it was the most amazing night. and we have actually modeled our public programs off of that event ever since. we like at the arts commission to broad a broader dialogue around the works that we show. not just having the artists themselves present, but to present different ways of thinking about their work, different ways of thinking about contemporary art in general. and leaving you thinking, as you leave. so

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clinton, and he said he is in a brace, but he can walk and drive and he will make a full recovery in three months and planned to get back out again. >>> to a different device up in the sky. a hot air balloon. these people up there were pushed away from their intended landing spot. you can see the people down here on the ground who are trying to figure out where this thing is going to land, because as they said, they missed the target and the balloon is getting lower and lower to the ground and the things we are dealing with propane tanks and parking lot. >> is that is what the guys are aiming for, that parking lot. >> yes. watch, once they get closer and closer, they are right above these lines. you don't want to hit the lines, but the crew is scrambling and they go into the parking lot and eventually able to toss down the rope. >> pull hard. all of you. all of you, pull. >> they are able to pull this thing over. >> everybody jump on and give me full weight. >> successful landing i would sa say. >> successful, but stressful. >> time for us to point our fingers of people behaving badly. on the tra

he says he will be making a full recovery in three months and plans to get out there and fly again. this isn't going to stop him. >>> from there to a different kind of device up in the sky. a hot air balloon. these people up there, they were pushed away from their intended landing spot. you see these people down here on the ground? they are trying to sort of figure out where this thing is going to land because as i said, they missed their target. as the hot air balloon gets lower and lower to the ground. look at all the stuff we're deal with here. power lines, propane tanks. vehicles. a parking lot. >> the parking lot is there. is that what the guy is aiming for? they are aiming for the parking lot. >> once they get closer and closer, they are right above these lines. you don't want to hit these lines. the crew on the ground is scrambling. they go into the parking lot. eventually they're able to toss down the rope. >> pull hard. all of you. all of you pull. >> they're able to yank this thing over. >> full weight. everybody jump on. give me full weight. >> successful landing, i would

we're big believers europe is six months away from recovery. will we six months from now say super still at fault for problems here? >> well, you know, frankly, for red hat, i don't think so. the simple reason i say that, it's not a macro call on europe, but one of the real things we have visibility into is renewals. and the back half of the year in europe, it's a really strong renewal base. so it's not a macro call on europe, but i feel very, very confident given our high renewal rates that we'll see quite a bit of strength and growth in the business in europe and in the back half of the year. i think overall from a macro perspective, you're right. six months away until we see real strength. it vary, across the regions but there's a lot of weakness in pockets around europe. >> okay. how about this notion of cloud play, perhaps more of a foe cloud play, because you're doing on-premise business? i point this out because i want to be sure that there isn't something that's fundamentally changed in the years you've been coming on the show. >> well,

with so many bridges and roads washed out, cleaning and recovery could take months. >>> for the firstime, we're hearing the 911 call that proceeded the fatal shooting of an unarmed man over the weekend in north carolina. john farrell was seeking help at a nearby house when an unidentified woman opened the door. she closed it on ferrell and called the police. >> 911. hello? >> there's a guy breaking into my front door. he's in the front yard, yelling. >> there's three officers on their way to you, okay. >> one of the officers, randall kerrick, shot ferrell ten times, killing him. kerrick did not attend a court appearance yesterday. another hearing in the case is scheduled for early next month. >>> and new this morning, starbucks is wading into the national debate over gun control. the popular coffee chain says guns are no longer welcome in its cafes. it stopped short of an outright ban. ceo edward schultz says the decision came as a result of the growing frequency of starbucks appreciation days, in which gun rights advocates turned up at starbucks cafes with firearms. schultz says such

cleaning and recovery could take months. >>> here's a look at your wednesday weather. out with the exception of a few scattered showers. thunderstorms across montana. severe storms for the dakotas, heavy rain in south texas, thunderstorms in florida. showers and thunderstorms for the great lakes and ohio valley. >> 1997 -- 70s boston to baltimore, 80s in the southeast and midwest. 60s from seattle to salt lake city 103 phoenix. >>> powerball ticket will be selling fast today. that's in 43 states and washington, d.c., and the u.s. virgin islands because the jackpot is an estimated 400 million bucks. >> that would make it the fifth largest jackpot ever. a single winner could opt for the cash option. that would be over $223 million. >> in it to win it, by the way. just six weeks ago today there were three winning tickets in a $448 million powerball drawing. the odds of winning are one in 175 million. we are seeing a lot more of these giant jackpots now that so many states are in the powerball, and we will continue to see more. clearly, if this drawing does not produce a w

underway to repair badly-damaged roads but in hardest hit areas we're told clean up and recovery could take months>> and making the best of a bad situation, you can see this clear creek presented a fast moving challenge some just couldn't pass up. they took to rapids they did make it down, smoothly. >>> a massive explosion left behind a smoking pile of debris with pieces of the house flying up to 400 feet away. authorities think of a propane tank caused the explosion. >> massive fire that devastated the board walk at jersey shore has been ruled accidental accord tg investigator who's spent over 40 hours combing through evidence. they say the fire began underneath a building with wiring dating back to 1970s. that wiring had been damaged by expand salt water during hurricane sandy. investigators say a spark blue apart live wires and thing went up. >> take a look. we have this time lapse video to share with you showing the luxury liner up righted yesterday. took 500 workers a grueling 19 hours to right the ship giving us a new view of the damage. you can see when we -- zoom in here the ship is cover

recovery? suppose this does go for month?> if it does go for a month, essentially what you are looking at is something like 1.2 million employees being added to the unemployment role. that is all of those workers that aren't getting paychecks that will cut back on spending. you are also looking at pretty severe impacts for the tourism industry. the national parks being closed will hurt the communities that depend on them for tourism, but also the airline industry is going to take a big impact when the state department is no longer able to approve visas for foreign travelers. >> what should consumers, small business owners, please, what should they do to prepare for all of this? >> probably the best thing you can do is call your member or congress or senator and tell them to pass the appropriations bill and move on. >> in addition to the bill, congress is also looking at october 17th, possibly using raising the debt ceiling as another form of leverage to try to kill obamacare. how much greater would the damage be to the econom

tweeting, "if you only find out a person has been to rehab weeks or months after they got out, they are probably serious about recoveryrue. >> rob told me just a few months ago that he is actually 23 years sober. >> the best thing that ever happened to me was embracing recovery. >>> now, this story really surprised me, martha stewart accused of dating a married man. >> ben crepe pin kirk is the man who helped build her hamptons' home. >> martha is denying it it turns out the person making the claims is ben's daughter, laura. sounds like dad and daughter have been feuding for quite a while now. she claims she saw the incident years ago but is only now coming forward. >>> new photo today, kim k in l.a. still rocking her new blonde hairstyle. i'm waiting for her to be a brunette again. she lost a lot of baby weight already. >> i know. she looks amazing. reportedly lost a megabucks weight loss deal, mario, after dedemanding more thanned the 5 million the company wanted to pay her. who knows. >>> happy birthday robin roberts, one year after her bone marrow transplant, michael strahan surprising her with a cake. the "gma" h

>>reporter: technique can shave several week from recovery time and now seven seven months in to his er recovery. >> i pretty much have my life back that is really amazing. of i surf skate board and back to marshall artsd lightly and important part i'm able to be with my kids. >>reporter: dr. mass says technique used with variety did he vase and doesn't limit patients to specific brand of implant. >> just ahead. the animal just >> just ahead. the animal just voted world ugliest >> who can forget the disney movie up and the house soaring into the sky. well now a manager from north carolina attempting that trip in real life. >> 3, 2, 1. the balloon lifting him sky high. across the atlantic and trip could take 5 days. it will be a first if this journey is successful. seems like pretty tough. >> right now from high definition south beach camera this is looking at the 24 hour change and warmer today than yesterday. 6 degrees warmer in novato. antioch san francisco l. >> that could get it never gets totally hot there. >> thank you expense near okay. now to the winner of the world ugliest an

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his family says his recovery has been remarkable. four months ago, they didn't know if he was going to make it. >> he was struck by an f-150 and thrown about 140 feet. daniel was walking home from middle school. he was halfway through the crosswalk. the neighbor saw the truck hit daniel and ran to him. >> i kept telling him he wasn't alone. he was okay. >> take a look how. the crosswalk was gone. and put in bike lanes to slow the traffic down, they eliminated the crosswalk line. >> if it was up to me, we would have done it yesterday. unfortunately, we've had some internal dissension at city hall. originally a crosswalk was planned for the intersection. they started this several months ago. and then, pulled back. >> no crosswalk lines near a school are unacceptable to david funk and his neighbors. he says, it's a disaster waiting to happen. the next child might not be so lucky. >> you can't leave this kind of chaos going and just every morning roll the dice, close your eyes and hope everything comes up aces. >> reporter: you can see where the cro

mortgage rates and home prices will play with the numbers month to month, but long-term, what the housing recovery really needs is more houses. >>> still ahead, what's driving the eye-popping reversal in shares of facebook? they've more than doubled over the past three months. first, though, a look at how the international markets fared today. >>> for the first time ever today, shares of facebook closed above $50 apiece, double what they went for just two months ago after the social networking giant proved it could make money, real money, off of mobile advertising. julia has more on what's behind the turnaround in facebook shares and why more investors are now friending the stock. >> reporter: facebook has been on a tear. bolstered by a slew of positive analyst notes and upgrades. shares are up 90% since facebook's july 24th earnings report, in which the social network showed massive mobile growth. mobile now contributing 41% of facebook's ad revenue. >> their share in the mobile area is so much higher than everybody else, if you're an advertiser, you have to look at facebook. >> reporter: people

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. >> after the explosion, hudson endured three painful months of recovery in the hospital. >> 57% of was burned. i was wearing a tank top and basketball shorts. no shoes. so i didn't -- but i was the farthest away from like ground zero. >> she underwent numerous procedures including a tracheotomy to help her breathe and nine skin grafts. >> i almost lost my fingers. they were going to amputate all of them because it was burned down to the bone. i didn't have enough skin for everything so they put pigskin on my pinky. and then just before they were going to amputate, they saw like a microscopic little bit of skin that was growing and it kept growing so they grafted the whole thing. >> other parts of hudson's body recovered with help from cadaver skin. >> so what they do is at the take a she the of cadaver skin and they wrap your leg or wherever and your skin grow underneath it and they can take the cadaver skin off and your skin grows. it's all my skin so it's kind of cool. >> ironically, hudson sees her time at santa rita as an invaluable step in her recovery. it's here that she gets

now the water is receding, and the state's drying out, but there are months of recovery ahead. county alone, there are $150 million in damages just to roads and bridges. statewide, some 17,000 homes have flood damage. >>> and our tenth story out front is writing the -- righting the costa concordia. it is finally and slowly coming out of the water. the goal is to raise the ship which was flat to a vertical position to tow. officials say the team of over 500 people working on this has a long way to go. we are out front with the latest on their progress. >> reporter: the rotation of the wreck of the costa concordia cruise liner is taking a lot longer than any one thought. authorities first thought it would take about 12 hours. now it looks like it's going to be twice that time. this is an unprecedented salvage operation. no ship this size this weight has ever been rotated before. generally they're blown up or dismantled on the sea. the reason for the delay is they don't have a precedent. from this this will really set become a textbook case in operations. they are learning as they

it's addiction recovery counseling. >> it's a four-month program which is a state-of-the-art addictionatment program. it's the first one ever in the world as far as we know that's completely run and has counselors who are inmates, who are trained inmates. >> it's one thing to sit across the desk from somebody in a suit and tie who's not in recovery, who's never been there that doesn't have know the first thing about getting busted, going to a county jail or going through a prison experience. it's a whole other thing when you've got a guy sitting across from them that's been there, that can totally relate to what this guy's saying. >> in addition to helping his fellow inmates, rusty hopes his efforts may influence his parole. >> i worked my points down through the years after coming into a level 2 facility and i've been to the board 17 times. i've received 17 one-year denials. i've been disciplinary free for 19 years, and in memory of the victim and there's nothing i can do to take back what i've caused, all i can do is change who i am and all i can do is serve, serve mankind, serve hum

month. ♪ >>> a raccoon faces a long recovery after getting caught in what a wildlife rescue group calls aarbaric trap, the san jose rescue caught the animal after he was found in two body-gripping traps. duke's tail needed to be amputated because it was injured beyond repair, the good news is, duke will live because of his injury but it is not clear if he can return to the wild. >>> and participating in the annual alcatraz invitational swim today, three people jumping from the boat pulled to san francisco shore. they all made it, becoming the first blind group to compete the mile and a half swim. the three not only competed but send this message. >> i was swimming to prove that blindness doesn't set anybody back. and, for me, blind people can do anything that sighted people can. and just to prove to myself and the world that i can do whatever i put my mind to. >> and this is not the group's first extreme event. some of them have climbed mountains and hiked the rim of the grand canyon. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00. why there is a competitor who is working to deliver goods for space fo

financial conditioning in recent months could have a slowing to federal growth. >> bernanke in clear fashion shifting plans to slow down stimulus efforts to support the recoveryy of the review, marra from the radio and charles to try to translate chairman bernanke. the chairman was saying we were planning to stop this $85 billion a month quantitative easing pouring money into our economy. we're going to keep up the flowing. >> it's a dramatic side it's underperforming. everyone thought the fed would taper off here. inflation is below expectations and unemployment is below expectations. classic monetary policy in that instance, stay loose. there are a lot of people critical of this policy and have predicted there's terrible inflation. it's nowhere to be seen. the fed is not the problem with the economy. it's the fiscal and regulatory policy. >> it's interesting marra, chairman bernanke said the fed had been overoptimistic. that was his word about the idea the idea is growing faster and they'd be able to ease off the stimulus puddle. they also lowered projections for growth the rest of this year. of course all this comes just at a time when congress and the pre

recovery? >> if there are early elections in the next month or so, it will be a very serious blow to italy's recovery. last week the markets were jittery. the difference between the cost of italian loans and german loans, the benchmark, was going up. we in italy - if we have to pay more for italian death, that's a major problem for italy and the euro. this is a particularly bad moment. it's not even - it's six months since the last election. if the elections were held immediately with the same electoral system, there's no guarantee there would be a majority. there's almost a guarantee there wouldn't be a major city. the problems would continue. that is a problem for italy and the hole of europe. it's not just a bad time for italy, it's a disastrous time for europe to have the sort of instability which italy may head for if it can't be pulled off. >> six politicians from greece's far right party golden dawn has been arrested. the second in command has been taken to court after handing himself into a police station in athens. all six will appear in court on tuesday on charge of belonging to a criminal

. >> jeff spends a week in recovery before leaving the hospital. several months later he sees the police dash-cam video for the first time. >> jeff, please stay with me. dear god. >> i guess the toughest part of the whole thing is hearing my wife beg me to stay with her. >> dear god, jeff, stay with me, baby. >> that is the hardest part, just to stay with her. >> jeff is at a loss to describe the gratitude he feels to the first responders who saved his life. >> there's no way to thank someone enough. how do you thank someone for giving you life again. it's just great to see i had a part in keeping that family together. >> i think about him every day, especially when i put on my uniform. it's what we're here for, why we do what we do, to save someone that needs your help. >>> coming up, a defenseless teen is beaten. the man holding the belt, her own father. >> why would somebody do that to their own child. >> when "caught on camera heroes and villains" continues. a man. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve pr