peter morsi, very well-known commentator. simon johnson, former imf chief economist. we have this relatively tranquil outlook. we have janet yellen's first fomc meeting. tapering will continue. the fed is on a blind path. itna seems to be managing rebalancing. outlook showonomic a relative of six from 2013. -- uptick from 2013. what could go wrong? >> you are right. the consensus is that they are going to experience a gradual celebration of growth. where you're going to see the rotation is you are to see more of the strength coming from the advanced economies. the emerging markets are where you see an environment fraught with risk. we started to see some of the risk from last year when the fed initially started talking about tapering. the minute they talked about tapering, it jumped about a percentage rate. cost of capital, suddenly you solve that some of the emerging-market economies are some very bigg structural challenges. this was india. the second thing that happened was that we saw commodity prices come down. it revealed a number of emerging-market economies are

mohamed fadel fahmy, peter greste, and mohammed badr were arrested in december for reporting on mohamed morsi's removal. they were accused of spreading false news and belonging to a terrorist group. al jazeera denies the charges and calls for their staff's release. >> four men and four women have been named as members of a pan they will that pope francis is putting together. the commission is seen by some as a step forward. >> pope francis is making a model to the whole world. society needs the good example of the church in this area. that's what people have a right to expect. >> the commission will advise the vatican on how to protect children and keep abusers out of the clergy. it's not clear if they'll handle the abuse and cover ups. >> rebecca here with storms on the west. particularly for searchers trying to find the people trapped in the mud slide. >> the good news is weather will cooperate and we'll have a dry day. today dry, tomorrow dry but then a storm tracking in. >> this particular area is north-north-east of the seattle area, it's up into the cascade foothills. they are watching as

morsi to leak documents. >> it's been 92 days, mohamed fadel fahmy, peter greste, and mohammed badr are accuse of spreading false news and belonging to a terrorist group. al jazeera denies the charges and demand the release of staff. the trial begins tomorrow. >> after being held in captivity for six months two spanish journalists are clear. it was an emotional reunion for the journalist and the photographer. they were kidnapped by a rogue al qaeda group on september 16th as they tried to leave syria. late yesterday they contacted officials with the spanish newspaper they worked for to let them know they were in turkey. it's unknown if they escaped or were released by the kidnappers. they would not comment on whether a ransom was negotiated. >> nine correspondents and 10 syrian journalists remain missing. >> the death toll from self weeks of protest has risen to 39. >> two more people died in separate incidents yesterday, president nicolas maduro's government faced a wave of protests. people are angry about soaring crime, hyper-ipp nation and shortings of essential goods. >> protesters in chile tabbing on

morsi last july. >>> three al jazeera joirnlts really in prison in egypt. peter greste, baher mohamed and mohamed mohamed fahmy, are remain in prison. >>> spokesman for al qaeda after the 911 attacks in the u.s. be kristin saloomey has the story. >> 2001, osama bin laden wanted to deliver a message to the world. and he asked this man, sulaiman abu ghaith, to do most of the talk for him. >> america must know that what happened to it is a direct result of this policy and if america will continue implementing this policy muslim sons will not stop under any circumstances. >> this and other videotape speeches, praising the 911 attacks and warning more to come, provided the backbone of the u.s. government's case against abu eight ghaith. he agreed to be part of al qaeda's conspiracy to kill americans. charges that have not been successful in military commissions. in terms of having laws which can actively apply to these cases the federal courts are much stronger. this is case the abu ghaith case that shows that. >> abu ghaith hisms took the stand and described -- himse

morsi. >>> al jazeera continues to call for the release of baher mohamed, peter greste and mohamed fahmy. hashama moba rarvetion has more. >> heading back to court for a third time. al jazeera journalists peter greste acknowledge baher mohamed and mohamed fahmy are held for assisting a terrorist organization. the case has received worldwide attention. it is first time egypt has prosecuted journalists on terrorism charges. in the last court hearing the detained al jazeera journalists appeared in a cage dock wearing white prison uniforms. they stressed their innocence and called for international support. >> we didn't do anything wrong. >> the al jazeera english reporting team was detained at their hotel by egyptian security services on december the 29th and taken to cairo's high security tora prison. mohamed fahmy is suffering from a dislocated shoulder, an injury he received just before arrested. fahmy has received only limited treatment and is barely able to move his arm. members of peter greste's family are commuting from australia for hearings. two weeks ago the family received a lette

morsi was ousted from presidency in july. >> three al jazeera journalists have been held in an egyptian prison for 74 days. mohamed fadel fahmy, mohammed badr, and peter greste are accused of having links with a terror organization and spreading false news. al jazeera rejects charges against their staff of the the next appearance is 24 march. >> cairo's court has given abdullah al-shami another 45 days in prison. he's been detained for six months and been on a hunger strike since 23 january. >> thursday marks one year since pope francis became the leader of the catholic church. nigeria, home to africa's largest catholic occupation, initials say it has reflected positively on their congregations. rapidly growing evangelical churches oppose a big change your. >> it's the annual conference. the catholic bishops preside over the largest population, and officials say a year into the leadership of pope francis, they have seen the following grow. >> pope benedict came across as an intellectual pope. very strong in academicics in troops and scholarship. pope francis brought in an emphasise that is populist. intellectualism is not a popular thing. >> they say

morsi was ousted last year. our al jazeera colleagues in egypt are still being detained. adly moly monsour, says, i wille no effort to work toward the speedy resolution of the case. ing petergreste has been in cairo for 81 days, along with mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed. >>> today he gave a tear filled statement to the judge saying, i have been frustrated and angry, but i don't have to look any further than the mirror for someone to blame. i put myself and the army in this position with my sell selfh and self destructive acts. it would be a travesty if the general spent any time behind bars. >> he ought to walk out of this courtroom, be permitted to retire and live with his family. he should be able to deal with this damage to his reputation for the rest of his life. >>> reduced rank instead of missing his military pension and benefits if dismissed. he forced her to perform a sex act when she broke off their affair. sentencing continues tomorrow. joie chen here to tell us what's coming up on "america tonight." joie. >> good evening john. we will continue the exclusive investigation into florida's invisible children. exont sheilcan correspondent sha macvicar has the story,

morsi. >> al jazeera journalists are still held in cairo, 91 days and counting. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr are accused of spreading false news and belong to a terrorist group. al jazeera rejects the charges and calls for their release. earlier this week the trial was adjourned and will be picked up monday. >> president obama wraps up his trip to saudi arabia. he had to pull double duty, taking a surprise call from vladimir putin. >> i had nothing to do with this. >> new jersey governor chris christie, there he is trying to turn the page on the scandal over bridge-gate. >> and same-sex merge legal across the bond. gay couples can say i do in england and wales, but not some parts of the u.k. we'll tell you where. >> good morning, welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. the question motives of voout yip, but first a look at temperatures across the country with meteorologist eboni deon. >> we'll warm up in the east. we are paying a price. it will we a soggy weekend. we have rain with the air, at least for the

former president mohamed morsi will continue a protest against what they call the cc republic of fear and three journalists are in prison in egypt this morning for the last 90 days, peterthat and mohamed and one more are in cairo and accused of being with the brotherhood and reporting false news and we deny that and demand release and the three are due back in court on monday. u.n. condemning north korea missile launches and on wednesday they fired two medium range ballistic missiles and u.n. members consulting to consider the appropriate response such as sanctions. taking a look at business news and, walmart is seeing over card swipe fees and visa rigged rates on transactions and costs retailers and consumers $350 billion between 2004-november 2012. the move comes several months after walmart and others opted out of class action settlement with visa and mastercard and blackberry will we lease a report card and will have a substantial loss, they are trying to come back and shifting the strategy away from the high end u.s. market and focusing on low end hand set going to emerging markets and blackberry is moving in the right direction. >> i think the moves they are maki

mohamed morsi and five people including an egypt journalist were killed in clashes in the capitol and it is 93 days that three al jazeera journalists have been held by the egyptian government, peterand producers may home fahmy and baher mohamed are in court and al jazeera rejects charges against our staff and continues to call for their release. march madness basketball is reaching a fever pitch, and john henry smith has more on which schools are heading to the final four, i can't believe it's here already. >> the brackets are all busted but it's okay, it has been a tremendous tournament from 68 teams we are now down to the financial four and the young cast from kentucky were trying to get there with an all freshman starting line up and in the way was the last school to reach the final four and you remember the fab five and played for michigan. this game was tied at 72 with two seconds to play and freshman ha hard -- harass son and the win and got 12 points and brother had 8 and one problem there was 3 seconds left. from the exact same spot in indy where gordon almost won the 2010 title, kentucky is heading to the third final four in the last four seasons and the 16th all-time tr