her name was tiffany johnston.h of denton. >> where was tiffany born and raised? >> she was borned in chickasha, but she was raised in anadarko. >> anadarko is a little town in southwestern oklahoma. >> everybody knows everybody. everybody grows up together, goes to school together, goes to church together. tiffany was so energetic and daring. >> tiffany was my shadow. everywhere i went, tiffany went with me. >> oh, that's not an idea, honey, that's a fact. wherever mama was, tiffany was gonna be there learning how to do something or helping. we went to junior high and high school together. i didn't have friends, and i think she saw that and decided that she was going to be my friend. >> she just loved life, loved life. and nothing could stop her. >> ryan and her dated for about a year. >> she just had this sixth sense about people. so if she had decided at 19 that he was the one, like, he was the one. >> she wanted a big wedding. >> big wedding, yes. >> cost a lot of money. >> yes. i took a job, yeah. and i made e

in washington, d.c., jake johnston, runs the haiti relief & reconstruction watch blog for the centeror economic and policy research and is the author of the new book "aid state: elite panic, disaster capitalism, and the battle to control haiti." but first, we go to port-au-prince, haiti's capital, to speak with monique clesca, a haitian pro-democracy advocate who worked for many years with the united nations and unicef for 15 years. we welcome you to democracy now! monique clesca, can you talk about what is happening on the ground? people fleeing for their lives? >> thank you for inviting me. it is desolation. the feeling. it is tear that we are living and it is horrifying what we are going through. since last thursday, there is been an assault on different neighborhoods, different areas and faith institutions. yesterday was the biggest assault on the airport. people cannot travel. people are scared. people cannot go to work. on saturday night, it was a jail -- a massive assault on the port-au-prince jail and about 4000 prisoners who were out in the streets somewhere. among them, rap

we will speak to pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the high court in london has put the extradition of julian assange on hold until the u.s. provides more assurances about how the wikileaks publisher will be treated in u.s. custody. the court asked for u.s. assurances assange will be permitted to rely on the first amendment, that he will not be discriminated against because he is australian, and that he will not face the death penalty. the court ruled assange may be able to file additional appeals to fight the debt extradition but it will depend on how the u.s. response to the courts request. he has been held in belmarsh prison for five years awaiting possible extradition to the u.s. where he faces up to 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents exposing u.s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. we will have more on this story after the headlines. the u.n. security council approved a resolution demanding a

maybe average three. >> reporter: johnston among many patients who say fewer cravings for alcohol whiletied for weight loss. >> if it turns out that this is safe and effective for treating addiction, this will be really the largest and most widely used pharmacotherapy for addiction that has been developed. >> reporter: kyle simmons running trials underway to show whether semaglutide reduces cravings for alcohol. >> this is activity in this participant. >> reporter: it affects the brain and removes the pleasure received from taking alcohol. would you say to those who want to take it now to decrease alcohol consumption? >> we just don't know yet whether the medication is safe and effective for the treatment of alcohol use disorder. >> reporter: johnston said she lost 45 pounds over seven months and cut her drinking by 75%. you still join your friends for a cocktail or go to the bar? >> absolutely, i have them over to make them a drink, sometimes i will have one and sometimes i won't. >> reporter: a weight loss drug with some a buzz kill. janet shamlian, cbs news arlington, virginia. >> no

. >> reporter: megan johnston started taking semaglutide last year, that medication drug like wegovy.g i'm going to lose weight or want to drink less? >> it was definitely that i wanted to lose wait. but you know, i thought if i could drink less, even better. >> reporter: the 33-year-old real estate agent said she gained 30 pounds during the pandemic and was drinking more too. >> i remember telling my doctor i was drinking upwards of 15 drinks a week. >> reporter: and now? >> some weeks none, last week was one, maybe average three. >> reporter: johnston is among many who crave alcohol less while taking semaglutide for weight loss. what kind of game changer with this be? >> if it turns out that this medication is safe and effective for treating addiction, this will become really the largest and most widely used pharmacotherapy for addiction medicine that has ever been developed. >> reporter: kyle simmons is running several clinical trials underway to examine whether semaglutide reduces cravings for alcohol. >> this region is exhibiting greater activity in this participant. >> reporter:

and 4 men have appeared and called him russia johnstone for the attack, the most good concert hold of killed at least a 137 people. circled islamic states has claimed responsibility depend, one has links to killings to ukraine, but keep the nice indian bolt updates on dw and documented tray. looking at how climate change is exacerbating social employment to get around the above events is a little have mobile use headlines for the next hour. here with the don't news i sorry, so one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the move worldwide in section one. great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on storing info migrants the beneath the scorching sun to pest.

. >> reporter: megan johnston started taking semaglutide last year.the medication in weight loss drugs like wegovy. >> you took the medication thinking i'm going to lose weight or i want to drink less? >> i -- it was definitely that i wanted to lose weight. but, you know, i thought if i can drink less, even better. >> reporter: the 38-year-old arlington, virginia, real estate agent says she gained 30 pounds during the pandemic and was drinking more too. >> my checkup last year, i remember telling my doctor i was drinking upwards of 15 drinks a week. >> and now? >> some weeks none. last week was one. maybe average three. >> reporter: johnston is among many patients who have reported fewer cravings for alcohol while taking semaglutide for weight loss. >> what kind of a game-changer would this be? >> if it turns out this this medication is safe and effective for treating addiction, this would become really the largest and most widely used farm aco therapy for addiction medicine that's ever been develops. >> kyle simmons is running several clinical trials

johnston. let's get a sense of what trump has. we'll put this up.s is an exhaustive list actually of what he actually owns. people think he owns hundreds and hundreds of things. it's really this, trump park avenue, trump tower new york, 40 wall street, 7 springs west chester, turn berry overseas in scotland. in aberdeen scotland, two golf courses there. what does he actually got and how quick could he sell it, david? >> well, at this point anybody who would be a buyer knows they've got enormous leverage and these would be fire sale prices. in addition, donald undoubtedly have covenants in the loans on other properties that require him to maintain a certain level of cash that don't allow him to encumber or sell properties without approvals of some kind. if you have a mortgage on your home, even if you only owe 20% of the value of the house and you want to get a hel. if the first lender says, no, you can't get it and that's part of the problem that donald is in. >> the other problem, of course, douglas brinkly here at the table, is that whoever buys i

or of course, in russia has johnston to man over that suspected role in the attack on a concert hole. in the moscow they claimed, at least $137.00 casualties. authorities containing discounts, remains the venue which governments as a lies after the shooting rampage. the circle does not make states has claimed this sensibilities confirmed by the us and the u. k. russia is observing a natural day of morning after the attack, which the criminal has tried to link to ukraine. a growing mountain of tribute smacks the scene of friday's attack, a focal point for people looking to pay their respects on russia's national day of mourning, meaning we're united in the greece. and initial people came to a concept. some people came to relax with that family, which stuck and any one of us could have been in that situation. and i want to express my condolences to all the families that were affected here. and i want to pay tribute to these people. it's being a grueling search for survivors in the crow. could city who risk you team scoured the boone building for 2 days search and clean up the teams cont

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, having vetoed previous votes and everyone else folks in favor also on the program for suspects johnston, connection with the russian concept, hold attack appear in court, and accused of terrorism remain in custody. if convicted i faced life in prison. jones of boasting, you praise will assets that effective of destroying russian defense physicians and ministry strategist more they won't be enough to with the, with the feel getting a welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has canceled the visits often these, right, the dedication to washington, to discuss the warning casa, this follows the united states decision, not to veto a un security council resolution demanding a cx 5 between israel on how much the resolution calls for immediate humanitarian sees 5 for the remainder of the muslim holy month of ramadan. and for the release of hostages, the past 14 to 0 asked us to abstain. washington previously veto the 365 resolutions. the security council sprint defined of israel high mask from the syncing october 7th from 10 attacks or this got most of stephan simmons

this needs to have public discussion and that had not happened. denver may have mike johnston's office did not respond to interview requests. in february, the may announced temporary cards to some city services to funds to immigration response. a decision that increased the already existing tensions. now that conversation, i'm not dynamic, has created us versus them in denver, where prior to that i didn't hear that. prior to that i had tons of people wanting to help and stepping into that space of feeling the gap were government couldn't. now that some of our wrecks recreation centers are closing, have limited hours, and our motor vehicle centers have limited hours. yes, now i'm hearing like, well, what about us many fee of that? this increasingly politicized conversation with an upcoming presidential election, and a radicalized disclose of migration in the united states will only get more heated, pushing a fat, so many tube in solution. the route of reach a i l. c, w is janelle dom allowed in washington dc. what role immigration policy will play in the upcoming us election campaign? w

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the carrier johnston, dial the touch store as no one else is there. is there any forces of kill thousands of palestinians and an ongoing rate on gauze as largest hospital? hundreds of people have been detained and abused. israel has attacked more than 400 health facilities since the voltage got to palestinians have been killed. and that is very drone stripe natural car and occupies westbank area is very forces was set to be obstructing access to emergency cruise. guessing to the nash terms of refugee camp is rarely ministry, has targeted a vehicle in jeanine and occupied westbank. at least 3 palestinians were killed in the strike. at least 442 published opinions if i'm not killed in occupied westbank . united nations is wanting that $220000.00 the children is a don, could die from mound nutrition in the coming weeks and months, almost a year of fighting between the army and the power minute tre. rapid support forces is killed tens of thousands and cause acute food shortages. a lot of nations is quoting on the international community to take action to

>>> following the money raising lots questions, david cay johnston is joining me to talk about donald trump's bond problem. >>> as i bid you all a good day from the tom brokaw news center, welcome to alex witt reports. president biden is hosting st. patrick's day events today. his campaign announcing raising $53 million in february, and reporting $155 million in cash on hand. new reaction today to donald trump ramping up dark rhetoric at a rally for a republican senate candidate in ohio yesterday. more on that in a moment for you, and new reaction from republicans on the hill to trump's rhetoric, casting january 6th defendants as hostages and patriots. >>> as you know, he did not call for the storming of the capitol. you -- we are a nation of laws, and those folks were convicted, and pled guilty. if you plead guilty, obviously you are not a patriot. you are someone who committed a criminal act. >> we have breaking news on the israel-hamas war as leaders negotiate directly for the first time since the start of ramadan, benjamin netanyahu on the defensive after top u.s. leaders criticiz

johnston, founder of dcreport.org and author of the big cheat, one of the best experts on trump ever.id, i'll going to start with you. from a legal and a political standpoint, we have all been terrified about the fact donald trump is going to use all of the delaying tactics he can to not pay his fines, but i want you to contextualize this. isn't this just exactly how trump does everything? hasn't he always had a life of running up bills and fines and then getting out of it? that's what i'm seeing here. is that what you see? >> for the whole 35 years i have covered donald it's been the same story. he's not a wealth builder. he is a money extractor. and it runs through his hands like water. and that's why he's constantly in need of cash. on monday it's possible he will put a financial rabbit out of the hat yet again. we may not know how he got the $500 million. we may not know to whom he is beholden. but don't be surprised if somehow at the last moment he comes up with the money to delay any enforcement action by depositing it with the court. >> charles, i have asked this question, you

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and it's johnston beaten mackenzie blackwood on the backhand. stars win 6 to 3 to hand the sharks their eighth straight loss and 17th in their last 18 games. nfl kickoffs they're going to look a whole lot different after the nfl competition committee approved a massive rule change. it's modeled after the xfl rules right here. kickoff remains at the 35 yard line, but only the kicker. the other ten guys on the kicking team, they line up 25 yards downfield, the opponent's 40. most of the receiving team, the blockers. they line up 5 to 10 yards away from them. nobody moves on these two lines until the ball is either caught, hits the ground, or goes in the end zone, and kickoffs the land between the goal line and the 20 they must be returned. no fair catches. it's designed to promote more returns while reducing injuries. i'm not going to quiz you on this stuff because it seems a little complicated. it's easier when i do a show and tell it's reaction, like people okay with this rule change purists are not going to like this. it might take a little get

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investigative reporter david cay johnston sheds some light on trump's efforts to pause these legallynding payments. writing in an op-ed for msnbc, trump's pleading is the latest indication that his wealth is not nearly as vast as he claims. charles coleman, christina greer are both back with me again. christina, your reaction to this 1, 2 punch trump took this week, financially speaking. because, the question is, does this push to delay these payments, prove david cay johnston's point that trump's wealth may not be what he actually says it is? >> right, well, we all know as new yorkers, that the wealth was never what he said it was. several bankruptcies, he has consistently gotten loans from banks, but it was largely because he owed them so much they had no option but to sort of go along with his various schemes. we know that his name on several buildings, which is just a leasing agreement. he doesn't own the building, he just leased his name. so it's been a shell game, and three card monty deal that's gone amok. i am curious to see with the new york attorney general tish james will

cindy and darius johnston reveal how surrender changed the direction of their lives and gave them newurpose. >>> a live picture from sierra at tahoe as the snow continues to fly. the winds are really whipping around as well and that is why this is a blizzard warning instead of a winter storm warning. it is the snowy and windy conditions resulting in those whiteout conditions. a look at first alert doppler, the loop over the last few hours shows the moisture running uphill and squeezing out copious amounts of snow. we have had off and on rain around the bay area. you can see that the rain is beginning to intensify, about to move into san francisco just in time for the early commuters. we have an updated look at futurecast coming up just before the bottom of the hour. >>> with california's primary election just four days away, we are focusing on a major ballot measure regarding housing in san francisco. now to recap, if voters pass prop a, the city would be able to borrow up to $300 million to be used for affordable housing by issuing general obligation bonds. san francisco is under a s

well that is for me in the stalls here, 10 cherry johnston will be in with more of the day is news next. do stay with the if nature does not function, we don't we depend which takes care of itself from nature. we have a chance to move forward. dying are coming soon. despite being housed in 2018. so the practice prime minister is back in power along with his hotline politics. he needs someone to hate. that's help up who lives in works along with who didn't. how would his reappearance affect neighboring? you've craig, and the persecutes of minorities within the slovak republics, borders? honestly, i have to say that i'm afraid of the return or so on. and just being a journalist is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been found out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks facing the trying to find that challenge and the huge responsibility we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating human cost of their decisions working about 0 enables me to make the other voices relevant to so that there

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truthful and professional way than we actually expected this time. so uh there's a post on x by caitlyn johnstone who quote tweeted a video of cnn's coverage of buschnell's act of protest saying, he did it. aaron bushnel forced this to happen, he did something so jarring and impactful that the mass media would be forced to report the raw facts about it if they want to avoid internal conflict like cnn and nyt have been experiencing in recent weeks. he left them no choice. meanwhile, the social media campaign to honor aron bushnell's sacrifice. on behalf of palestine is still sweeping social media platforms all over the world, like this facebook post by sean king who's a new york times best selling author of make change, he's also co-founder of grassroots law, and he happens to have follower base of 2.5 million, so he posted a photo of buschnell and wrote aaron bushnel, the us air force veteran who gave his life to help stop the genocide of palestinians, has passed away. i want to honor a young man that was so disturbed by the genocide of palestinians that he set himself on fire yesterday at the is

i'm joined now by pulitzer prize journalist david cay johnston, and also a very good author. you've done a ton of reporting on seven springs over the years where do you gather this property as is basically the first target for the new york ag well, it's unencumbered and along with the golf course, pretty easy to value. you may recall trump at one point claimed that the seven springs was worth $291 million. it's worth more like 20 million or perhaps the one appraisal it said 56 million she goes after his apartment in trump tower. he will squawk and screen that you're taking my home. and he may do it here. we should expect donald trump and his lawyers will oppose every effort to seize his bank accounts. and to sell his properties. >> i would imagine just about anyone position would try to do the same just try to stop this from happening. but if donald from cannot come up with the bond which so far he has not been able to do and only has a few days left. how would the the seizing of properties actually began? how would it work? >> well, the attorney general would put out leans f

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now, david cay johnston, pulitzer-prize winning investigative journalist, who's covered donald trump for more than 30 years. david this judge recommending john eastman should be disbarred on the same day, jeffrey clark faces trial to determine whether he will be punished >> when you think about it, these are >> just two of the many lawyers facing potential quantic consequences for their role in the 2020 election scheme. rudy giuliani, his law license was suspended in new york. eight lawyers in total charge in the georgia case. what is remarkable is how donald trump continues just to attract people to do his bidding given the consequences for many of them, how was he able to do that >> well, in fact, seen people go to prison for donald trump >> people who >> need to feel attached to something important. we'll simply surrender their integrity hey, if they had me in the first place in order to be close to donald your donald was always said are the best people, the very best people occasionally he does get the very best people. >> they leave >> the people he attracts are the absolute wor

david cay johnston, i know you're an expert on all this. thank you very much for giving us your time this morning. we really appreciate it. >> all right. let's discuss more now. it's cnn's kristen holmes, former republican and joe walsh and founder of democracy docket. marc elias guys thanks very much for being on with his mark. you're there in the studio. i've got kristen and joe next to me, a crystalline start with you first. i mean, i was talking about this with david just a few moments ago for years. and you and i know this, we're out on the campaign trail together. trump and his aides and his allies have talked about how much money he has, how richie as it's all of a sudden now he's saying he has to sell off these assets. how does trump world make any sense of this? what do they say? >> well, one thing to note also is that it's kind of his professional brand and his political brand. yeah, he tells people, oh, look how rich i am. i could make you this rich if you like me into office and that really was a selling point for him in 2016, p

cindy and darius johnston reveal how surrender changed the direction of their lives and gave them newurpose. >>> everybody's off tonight, so welcome to sports. 49ers took their time in naming a replacement for former defensive coordinator steve wilks, but after a long search, they finally got their guy. as reported by espn 's adam schefter, they're promoting internally. nick sorensen will take over as coordinator, but that is not the only news. the team is expected to bring in former chargers head coach brandon stahle as assistant head coach. spent three years in l.a. before he was let go at the end of last season. he went 24-24 with the chargers. stahle was defensive coordinator for the rams before taking the head coaching job. >>> pivot to basketball now. one of the best high school girl's basketball programs in the country is right there, the archbishop girls look back to remain undefeated when they take on folsom in the regional semifinal, and vern glenn's got the story. >> reporter: the arch bishop girls, unbeaten, number one team in the nation. these practices are crisp, efficie

because, the question is, does this push to delay these payments, -- david cay johnston's point thatlth may not be what he actually says it is? >> right, well we all know as new yorkers, that the wealth was never what he said it was to begin with. several bankruptcies, he has consistently gotten loans from banks, but it was largely because he owed them so much they had no option but to sort of go along with his various schemes. his name on several buildings, which is just a leasing agreement. he doesn't own the building, he just leased his name. so it's been a shell game, and -- a deal that's gone amok -- i am curious to see with the new york attorney general tish james will do. she has been very clear that if donald trump tries to hide behind the, i'll pay when i get to, it or i was very convinced that he would never pay up. she was very clear that they would start seizing assets. i think it will be a really interesting ones show intel, time to see what assets donald trump actually has. we know that his children enrich themselves quite a bit during his administration. we know that h

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having vetoed previous votes, and everyone else focused in favor also on the program for suspects. johnston connection with the russian concert hall. the tac appear in court, and accused of terrorism remain in custody. if convicted i faced life in prison, jones of boasting new tribes will accident vatike affective of disjoint russian defense, physicians, and ministry strategist more. they won't be enough to with the, with the.

the on carry johnston your without just a life from also coming up. hospitals in northern gauze at one day receiving multiple instances daily suffering from severe malnutrition, anti hydration. the bodies of 2 of 6 missing workers are retrieved from a river in baltimore, as a thought sees with to reopen the pool. she's days bridge collapse. and scrambling to suffice intelligency and look at how to use on the rights onto the government. the houses here has obtained footage showing is very forces in gaza shooting to announce palestinians dead at close range. one of the men repeatedly weighs what appears to be a piece of white fabric to show then not a threat. this is an international symbol of surrender. the bodies of the 2 palestinians and then buried by and is really both times that patrick assume has more from rafa and southern guns. so a completely disturbing and distressing images that the v do that in just the or has obtained shows how to on that list any is have been killed by these body forces . they have been completely disarmed. they did not impose any significant stress on the

amount of finances and money it was going to take to provide for their services. denver may or mike johnston's office did not respond to interview request. in february, the may you announced temporary cuts to some city services to fund to the migration response it decision that increased the already existing tensions. now that conversation i'm, that dynamic has created us versus them in denver, where the prior to that i didn't hear that prior to that i had tons of people wanting to help and stepping into that space of feeling the gap where government couldn't now that some of our wrecks recreation centers are closing, have limited hours and our motor vehicle centers have limited hours. yes, now i'm hearing like well, what about us the who many children cries in denver drastically change sandoval's work. instead of waiting for others, she took matters into her own hands and managed to pull $345000.00 from the council man embassy to good migrant children of the city streets and into apartments. she says is a structural problem. if all the, the $40000.00 newcomers who had come from central americ

the i'm carry johnston. this is, i'll just say a lot from time i will said coming out the israel attacks and 11 and syria. here's what i'll come on during 6 fights is there among the dead reports say the us is about to send thousands more bombs to israel as part of the multi $1000000000.00 alms package. and the climate crisis across the southern africa is worsening. droughts in malawi needs millions meetings, amount of terry and assistance. the is ready for us as a continuing to target residential areas across goes up. despite a un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease. 522 people died in the southern city of con eunice when miss alice hid 4 story building. i was home to 5 families. victoria gave to me, has the details, reading relatives more on the death of a palestinian child who was killed when and is ready asked roy case an apartment block in the southern city of hon. eunice, resident sage, ready for these. gave them no warning upon the size of the building houses more than 50 people,

about this, this needs to have public discussion and that had not happened. denver may have mike johnston's office did not respond to interview requests. in february, the may announced temporary cards to some city services to fund the immigration response, a decision that increased the already existing tensions. now that conversation i'm, that dynamic has created us versus them in denver, where prior to that i didn't hear that. prior to that i had tons of people wanting to help and stepping into that space of feeling the gap were government couldn't. now that some of our wrecks recreation centers are closing, have limited hours, and our motor vehicle centers have limited hours. yes, now i'm hearing like, well, what about us many via this increasingly politicized conversation with an upcoming presidential election. and a radicalized disclose of migration in the united states will only get more heated, pushing a fat many tearing solution the route of reach. or more on this male i'm joined by andrew sealy. he's president of the migration policy institute in washington, dc for facilities. could