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creates for us. reporter: johnson was in court today and showed very little emotion. she even smiled at her defense attorneys at ome points during the hearing. she s now being held on a million dollars bond. reporting live in douglas county jennifer kovaleski denver 7. do you recognize this guy who was just arrested for inappropriately touching a patient in ft. %- collins. we ve learned he s worked at a nurse at 7 hospitals in colorado in the last 8 years. what ssworse investigators think he may have more victims. lance hernandez is learning patients ate hospital in greeley have also come forward. reporter: one of those want to prosecute. the other did talk to ft. collins police once they widened their investigation. as you mention police are wondering how many other victims there may be out there. any time you have someone a nurse who is position of authority that s concerning because there s a level of trust that is important to maintain. reporter: thomas moo ....
the things revealed in open court specifically address concerns we have related to their reference to natural born killers in a journal that we have possession of as well as some statements that were made by the defendant to law enforcement officials even after she was taken into custody. reporter: prosecutors say johnson had a detailed map for the day of the attack bought a bb gun for target practice and used it to hurt pets. they also say she kept a journal of disturbing drawings and entries and told police if let out she would try it again. it s part of the reason they will try her as an adult. this gives us options that -`we wouldn t have just staying in juvenile court. but candidly we don t do this all the time. in fact we do this pretty rarely and when we do it s because of the information that that information creates for us. reporter: after court her parents said nothing as the teen was taken way on a million dollar bond. johnson will be back in court janu ....
makes $5.25 an hour plus tips. how did you find him? through some friends of his. i was looking for a guy that is struggling through the economy. that all a suggestion workers of his income status for failing. host: you found them to be typical of minimum wage workers? guest: yes. here is how. he has this difficult situation. he gets off at 1:30 in the morning gets up at 1:30 in the morning to make it in time for a 4:00 in the morning shift. he relies on public transportation. it is not very reliable or quick. he spends a lot of time during the day worrying about losing his job and playing paying his bills. fee eats a candy bar for lunch. these are things that lower income americans worry about more than they used to and more than other americans do. you say low income americans are worrying about this more than they used to, why is that? there are some basic explanations to start with how rough the economy is. we have 11 million people in this country who want to ....
good morning. morgan radford live from new york. eight days after typhoon haiyan made landfall in the philippines the death toll is rising. more than 4,000 people are confirmed dead. 1,000 others are missing. survivors are scrambling for food and water. supplies are being flown in from around the world. rescue teams are working around the clock to reach areas that have been cut-off by the storm. distribution centres in places like cebu are overwhelmed with demand. that s where we find al jazeera s steph. is relief reaching those cut off by the storm yes, we can talk about a massive relief operation in cebu. a lot of the aircraft came in from over the world bringing relief goods that are desperately needed. the second question, of course, is are the relief goods going there. some packages that have been brought up are behind me. they hadn t left the airfield all day. they ll actually be brought to these areas - will they go to the people who need it, the people who ....
people are missing in the philippines. it s been a week since super typhoon haiyan ravage the the country. food and medicine are arriving in the devastated communities, aids groups say they face huge challenges getting help to people in remote areas. u.s. military say it s rescued 3,000 people and delivered more than 100 tops of food, water and other supplies to hardest hit and isolated towns. international humanitarian groups are on the ground giving medical help to survivors. we turn to craig leeson at cebu. hopefully you are there still. do you feel like help is getting to the people who need it? early morning light filters to the deck of the mv gemini6. it fails to make the sleeping crew. they ve been up most of the night loading supplies for a rescue mission, bringing relief aid to a remote island of bantayan off the northern sip of cebu. it was one of a dozen islands to be decimated by typhoon haiyan. i can only imagine what the people have been experiencing ....