better now? life better now? absolutely. my kids have been home three years. you know, i no longer have to watch my back. i live a pretty straight and narrow life. which, you know, people might say is boring, but i love my life today. i m grateful. where are we headed? this way. to the recover project. this is where my recovery started. started nearly a decade ago in one of the two main streets of greenfield, the recover project is community-based. an open arms community-based program to help people stay cle clean. we d like to start the conversation sharing with one another what happened at that point of our life, what that was like. as a child growing up in a home in addiction, i didn t understand how they could do all the stuff that they did to me and my brother and sister.
passage routes a body was found in a dumpster that man apparently killed overnight and chicago remains plagued with violence. a guy laying in the middle of the street. looks like he is shot. when the gunshots rang out on chicago s troubled south and west side. someone knows they are coming whether the violence is driven by drug vad or ventricle nate that. word hits the street before bullets fly. everyone knows who has guns who is running the streets. everyone knows. it s a matter of the neighborhood getting involved. nated pendleton is the father of that dea pendleton who made national headlines being killed by a stray bullet just after a week after performing at the president s inauguration. the first lady attend ited her funeral. [gunfire] when the gun rules the street snitches pay a harsh penalty. got to get open arms community. anete freeman who lost her son to it a stray bullet says the