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] the mission of the penn north recovery center is to improve the quality of life, well-being of individuals and communities struggling to overcome substance abuse, poverty, homelessness, and crime, as well as health inequalities. after 20 years, we see on average 400 people a day come into the building to partake in some form of service, whether that's our housing program, our ged program, our job readiness program, treatment, peer support, or 12 step meetings. penn north happens to be in the center of baltimore city. there's a lot of history because i'm a native baltimorean, and what it means to me is, i have the opportunity to come in one of the most historic communities and help it get better, the same community that a lot of things happened for me, so that i c

for the teen. the girl's mother says her daughter is moving and responding to her voice. but several doctors say there's no hope for recoverykpix 5's mark kelly is on the scene now of a developing story where a number of crime scenes had to be checked after a high- speed chase. and mark, the pursuit ended in a crash at golden gate park. >>> reporter: it did. it started a little bit before 9:00 last night in the potrero hill neighborhood but let us give you a live picture of where this crash ended. this is the southeast corner of golden gate park at a small skate park on waller street. now, the chase started when a 30 patrol car tried stopping the suspect in potrero hill. when one officer walked up, the driver sped up winding through several neighborhoods for miles and miles. during that chase, one officer fired a shot that hit the suspect's car. the suspect tried to run after he crashed. but he was quickly caught. >> with so many crime scenes that we have to look at the vehicle accident or collision scenes, the officer-involved shooting scene and here where the vehicles collided. >> reporter: so the suspect is in custody th

voice print lindsey bond. --of on a. --vaughtnn. for similar recoveries. she came back the best. 176 days.p by six months and it's all those professional athletes with similar injuries coming back. >>: sober him and for it and a super model super mom. giselle luncheon. look what she does. 15 hour flight. three hours of sleep. she's at a photo shoot for breast feeding a baby. >>: i'm sure she did have any hope no nannies. nothing for it >>: but seriously, she has the duty scott. anyone who has had to be through this. this is amazing for get to the kobe think this is amazing that led them to fix the deal so i can show myself. and back and enjoy it giselle a little more. top stories we are following 11th. fire crews are on the scene of a *four alarm fire in concord. we'll have details in a live report. and after spending days in the wilderness. a nevada family is sleeping safe at home this morning. how they survived for days in freezing temperatures, coming up. happening now, fire crews are on the scene of a warehouse fire in concord. the fire is burning near stanwell drive and that's where w

for mental and substance use disorders. joining us in our panel today are- leah harris, communications and development coordinator, national empowerment center, washington, dc; tom hill, director of programs, faces & voices of recovery, washington, dc; michael d. little, forensic advanced certified peer specialist coordinator, philadelphia department of behavioral health and intellectual disability services, philadelphia, pa; monica scott, outreach substance abuse counselor, baltimore substance abuse systems, inc., baltimore, md. tom, peer-to-peer services is an increasingly unique and an important part of a recovery-oriented system of care, of systems whether municipal or state systems, that are looking to set up a recovery-oriented system of care. what is peer recovery support? peer recovery support is it involves people with lived experience of both addiction and/or mental health and in recovery, and it's using that lived experience as the fulcrum, or the leverage, to do the services. they're non-clinical, they're strength based, and they work on building trust with the person, and i would also say they are also mutually reciprocal, so the person giving help also gets help in the equation. very good. and leah, ta