abc's zohreen shah is joining us now with more.eporter: good morning, whit. yeah, these allegations are serious. now, we are not seeing jen shah on reality tv right now, but we are seeing her story line unfold in the courtroom, and this saga has a potentially dark ending, 50 years behind bars if convicted. >> in this town i'm queen bee and mvp. >> reporter: overnight, "real housewives of salt lake city" star jennifer shah peth pading noilty tney laundera precors aud hure oviin an d tiwide temke veedn court,an wed her mll feyle d mansion doesn't actually own any of the properties she's bragged about. >> this is sundance week. we need to get in party mode. >> reporter: on friday a judge deeming shah is a flight risk limiting her movement on a million-dollar bond and now a scathing statement from homeland security investigations saying shah devastated people's lives, often defrauded them of their life savings and left a trail of irreparable financial destruction in her wake. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ]. what, what. did you see how long i d

and they went around the room because at this point the shah was dying. he was on the edge of dying and so carter went around the room and and the shaw wanted to come into the united states and all of his advisors without exception said we should let him in he was a former ally of ours and it's this would not be a humanitarian thing. we need to let him in at the end of the meeting carter looked around the room at all of his advisors and said to them. well, i hear what you're saying and i'll approve his entrance. but i wonder what you're going to tell me when they take our people hostage in iran. so carter was not naive about the risks of what was going on. the shaw did come to new york hospital. he was treated. and a few days after that. my boss presentski had a meeting with the high-level iranians in algiers and decided that he could really work with these people and also the our ambassador in tehran said well, maybe the worst has passed because the iranians have been informed about this and they have they're aware of the fact that the shaw is being trea

ok, now we go to dhahran, saudi arabia, for our last question from hiya shah.n- generation equality forum youth group| and i am also a un delegate for girls learn international. i also run my own non—profit called fundraising for- the girl child, and my question is, how can we ensure - that women have equal| representation in power in places of decision—making and leadership? _ thank you. right, well, all that and you're only 17 here. my goodness me. all right, let's come to you, ellenjohnson sirleaf, how do we ensure equal representation and power in decision—making and leadership? can ijust say here, ellenjohnson sirleaf, because i know in 2016 liberia introduced a new law reserving parliamentary seats for women, young people and people with disabilities. i mean, are quotas one of the ways forward? we need more than that, we need an enabling environment. and for that, we go back to changing attitudes. and women cannot be the only ones that fight to change these attitudes. men have to weigh in. you know, we're trying to write a letter to all the male president

no comment from jen shah.s were motivated by greed and the possibility of a quick payday. and, get this, they think there are more victims. they want anyone who thinks they were scammed to come forward. guys? >> all right, zohreen, thank you so much for that. >>> well, coming up, how the menendez brothers at the center of that '90s murder case are finding new fame on social media thanks to a new generation of tiktok stars advocating for their freedom. '90s murder casee finding new fame on social media thanks to a new generation of tiktok stars advocating for >>> also, a duet between a 4-year-old viral sensation and our own cecilia vega. it's our "play of the day." >> watch out. ur "play of the da" >> watch out. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. if you have... ...moderate to severe psoriasis, ... ...little thin

moment i remember it clearly here could who are they sick of committing the 1st 4 generals of the shah's army who were executed after a secret trust i thought about us and this is no longer europe aleutian covered as best you can but it's not yours. since i want to call you british open this was before the revolutions victory line from you can see a woman being lynched because the militants thought she was a supporter of the shah in the super. bowl i remember well they were running over in korea and i was running backwards and taking photographs. with it it would come and play and there's always someone who has no photos no photos and i responded in processing off r.c.u. story history already has supported work history flipped a switch in their heads as though the photo wouldn't be published right away so the political police wouldn't round them up at night he could have put he's quitting the escape by going i said history they let me be going to see quantities is simple these 2 are you missing. look problem said taking the picture wasn't the problem according to the problem was whether

shah, i got to start with you.e were getting our stride, the markets have been looking pretty good but there is anxiety in the market for a couple weeks. you can feel the tension. i wonder if everybody was bracing for tension like this. how would it impact the market and economy. >> i think it would be terrible for the market, terrible for investors across the investors. not wealthy investors, all the investors. that includes people who have money in iron as and pension plans and the like. new investors in the market, they will get hurt. if market takes a hit on account of a higher capital-gains tax, the market will go down. that will impact everybody. this is bad news. i hope we get past it. i hope it's a trial balloon and i hope it pops. charles: courtney, i'm reading one of the articles in bloomberg, million dollar earners of high-taxed states will pay even more. democrats said current capital gains rates largely help top earners who get income through investments rather than a form of wages. they're talking abo

erin, courtney, shah, as usual thanks for kicking off the week for us.sident biden meeting with a small bipartisan group of lawmakers this ostensibly to push the infrastructure plan but senate republicans call this a job crushing slush fund. so is this meeting going anywhere? speaking of meetings, a first of a kind meeting draws more than 100 corporate leaders to discuss state voting laws. i think it's a classic example of deflecting. only thing worse than ceo's getting monster pay raises during a pandemic, point the finger at racist voting laws. how rampant is ceo hypocrisy? we'll tell you when we come back (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. i swim every day. i like to grill, salmon mostly. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my visio

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reporting live from hollywood, zohreen shah, abc7 news. >> that's so true.there usually would be so many people streaming behind you walking down that red carpet. much appreciation to you, zohreen shah live for us in hollywood. >>> in this history making pandemic year, the oscars made history for being the most diverse year ever. from the voting academy itself to the inclusive list of nominees and winners. the 93rd academy awards didn't waste time making a social statement. >> i have to be honest. if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. >> historical films like "the trial of the chicago 7" and "judas and the black messiah" parallelled the social justice message by many winners and presenters. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope for me we refuse hate. >> those to me are the most powerful moments to talk about their own identity and how this impacts them and to learn more about the people making thes

>> zohreen shah with that developing story, thank you. >>> there are conflicting reports tonight out of jordan, a major u.s. ally in the middle east. there are reports of nearly 20 arrests in an alleged plot against the government of king abdullah. the u.s. state department saying it is closely monitoring the situation there. >>> and churches in sicily being used in a different way this easter weekend. bishops on the italian island inviting churches to open as covid-19 vaccination centers for one day. this as italy is in the midst of a strict three-day lockdown as the country tries to curb a surge in cases. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the shocking surveillance video. a suspect ransacking a korean-owned business with customers inside. why police say he could face hate crime charges. >>> and holiday fire threat. firefighters working against dry and windy conditions. plus, a look at the easter forecast, next. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired. expired. expir

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in the 1970s, komala joined the revolution against the shah.ayatollah khomeini issued a fatwa, outlawing them as anti—revolutionary infidels trying to stop the advance of islam. today, komala say it stands for a democratic and secular iran where the rights of all are safeguarded. hemen is the head of recruitment. he spends his days helping young iranian kurds trying to cross the border. in late 2019, anti—government demonstrations swept across iran. people were protesting against the high cost of food and fuel. when iran shut shot down an ukranian airliner by mistake, they took to the streets again. the government reacted with tear gas, meeting with them live ammunition. it is believed several hundred people were killed. zana isjoined by aram, another recruit. the journey is dangerous. if they're spooted by iranian border guards, they could be shot. two days later, they finally make it through. having escaped iran, the boys now must pass the interrogation. will komala accept them in or consider them spies? the meeting seems to be going well. th

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you stayed the course, shah. now what? >> stay the course.0% in agreement with keith. there is a long way to go. people argued with me how can a company like apple double its capitalization in a matter of a few years or microsoft quadruple in a matter of a few years, not possible. well they have done it and all these companies have done it so there is plenty of room to grow. they're acting like growth stocks. when we see top line revenue growth at plus 30% with some of these companies in the quarter that is staggering. their growth potential remains, pretty much unlimited. charles: yeah, i mean facebook over 40%. apple over 50%. a 90 billion-dollar buyback. you know i've been asking for the last couple weeks about buybacks, folks on this, maybe you guys can help me, are there names you like in part because the company has bought back so much its own stock it creates sort of a neck, keith? >> at top of my list when it comes to buyback is jpmorgan. not only the company made money on money but jamie dimon understands how money actually works. he

nirav shah. thanks so much for being with us. maine just saw the most vaccinations gives in one day last week, but now you're going to see 88% fewer j&j vaccines this week. how does that impact your vaccination push? >> well, good morning, eva. thank you so much for having me on today. the decrease in j&j vaccine that we're going to be experiencing next week here in maine and across the country is disheartening. of course, we all would have wanted the same level of robust vaccine supply we saw coming in this week. this decrease, let's hope it's one that's temporary. a midcourse fluctuation that will hopefully rectify itself. we're not letting it slow us down here in maine. in fact, starting tomorrow, we are launching the use of a mobile unit that will travel across rural parts of the state using the limited supply of j&j vaccine that we have to make sure we're continuing our two goals, not just to vaccine with velocity, but also with equity. that mobile unit will reach hard to reach parts of the state to make sure the vaccine is

>> all right, zohreen shah there in hollywood.hing away from him. >> it was due. >> it was due, it was due, but chadwick boseman also -- >> is a legend. >> is a legend. we will always remember him. you know, i just think about his legacy, and what he leaves behind, so, all right, well, keep it here for much more oscars coverage ahead in the skinny. >>> now to the pandemic, and a big step forward when it comes to restoring international travel, fully-vaccinated americans will be able to travel to europe this summer. a top european official tells the "new york times." no timeline for resuming tourist travel is being given. discussions are more about how to make it happen. in the meantime, the cdc says about 5 million americans who have had their first dose of the vaccine have missed their window for the second dose, which is important because the second dose is necessary for full immunity. >>> now to the latest string of violent confrontations with police across the country. on the heels of the derek chauvin verdict, a 32-year-old b

shah. the floor is yours. >> thank you, melanne. it's a wonderful to be with you, and i appreciate the opportunity to speak to this incredible assembled group. as you know i'm a big fan of the george kent institute for women, peace and security and your extraordinary leadership of it. i also want to thank our colleagues at oxfam whok done such important work to make it clear that, in fact, until we vaccinate the entire planet, none of us are safe from covid and covid-19 and its variants and, in fact, none of us have achieved the equity objectives we all seek as we try to recover from this tremendous catastrophe. the reality is we know the current situation is unsustainable, and if i i just step back and point out there's obviously been millions of deaths from covid-19's around the world. and we know that a disproportion of those deaths have been actually in wealthier nations and it has certain existing exposures so far, but now we see a big acceleration in mortality and morbidity related to covid-19, in india, in brazil, in so many

elle shah bab in so mowl -- so maul yasm al nusra in syria, isis attempting to create a caliphate in syria and iraq and establish -- establishing affiliates in multiple countries in africa and asia. with the terrorist throat threatt now in many places, keeping thousands of troops growned and concentrated in just one country at a cost of billions each year makes little sense to me and to our leaders. we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal conditions for the withdrawal and expecting a different result. i'm now the fourth united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan. two republicans, two democrats. i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth. after consulting closely with our allies and partners, with our military leaders and intelligence personnel, with our diplomats and development experts, with the congress and vice president as well as with mr. gaw nee and many others around the world, i concluded it's time to end america's longest war. it's time for american troops to

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and joins me from near delhi in yemen and dr shah my bones come in now you've seen the impact of the coronavirus in india up close why are we seeing this case is. so full. of you know the. and frankly we let guard down people park had a false sense of security that just don't something and elections happening in big big good alleys and villages gathering. and my amounts are being led to the surge and we have such big fertility. and also mutations of a lot of situation we're just waiting. to talk a bit about these mutations we've heard about these double mutations vetter being detected in india are these more infectious then earlier versions of this virus yet this team would want to be but if it didn't especially when they used time the super spreaders last year that you took not much affected but this time we have seen you mortality rate in the younger people of so and in some cases even in children. and their dog wouldn't have been detected to be done about one leader didn't tell and on. and later the 40 foot he was also the director. on willett chose to state elections as 12 were t

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drawing us now is seema shah, principal global -- joining us now is seema shah, principal global investors chief strategist. are you buying at these highs? seema: we are concerned about the vaccination rate. it is great that they may have supplies, but i think they have done a lot of damage in vaccine acceptance he rates. i thing that is going to continue to weigh on the european outlook. yes, they will eventually reopen. the thing is that europe has got a long way to go, and it's got to get there when that next wave is expected to hit. they do have a bit of a deadline they need to get on with to convince us that europe is an attractive place to be at the moment. guy: they are cheap, they are cyclical, and they should in syria benefit from this pickup in the economy driven by the united states. it has taken a long time to get back to pre-pandemic levels. why are we buying cyclicality and value in the united states, but not buying it in europe? seema: i think it is what you said, which is that it is being driven, all stemming from the u.s. europe isn't really contribute into this global ref

is good to see you today we are thrilled to have you join this discussion and pick up with doctor shah left off. you have been such an outspoken leader for the need for equitable vaccine access. how do we move forward in your judgment to drive confidence in the vaccine? that still a big question for so many and a big problem obviously. and why is that important? and for a moment let's look at our country why should the united states care? >> thank you so much. and i want to thank everyone at georgetown and helping to bring us to together in a virtual space but in a very real community this morning. i want to build on what doctor shah was saying and comment on the deeply inequitable vaccine and vaccination efforts in the united states thus far. at a global level, it's not only a majority of the covid-19 vaccinations thus far have been distributed in wealthy countries that is actually more than 86 percent. well north of the majority. only.1 percent have been given in low income countries. the inequity is vast and in and of itself should be a moral calling for remedy. but we are continual

zohreen shah has more from los angeles.reen, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, janai. you could argue that he was prisoner this year, and this morning, the fashion designer is reportedly back home under confinement. you'll remember that he and his wife, former "full house" star lori loughlin pleaded guilty last year to paying $500,000 in a scheme to get their two girls into usc. months behind bars.nced to five- he was serving in a halfway house in long beach, scheduled to be released in mid april. according to the prisons, he will serve the remaining few weeks of his sentence at home. back in august he apologized to a judge. he said he took full responsibility for his conduct. a source close to the family told us that exclusively for two months he was kept in isolation where he had no access to a tv, computer, and zero access to the outdoors, but he was denied early release when h filefotetwo months. now his wife spent two months behind bars, but prosecutors say that giannulli was more active in the scheme tha

thank you so much doctors shah. the floor is yours. >> thank you melanne. so wonderful to be with you and i appreciate the opportunity to speak to such an incredibly assembled group. i want to thank our colleagues who've done such important work toto make it clear that in fact until we vaccinate the entire planet none of us are safe from covid and covid-19 and in fact none of us have achieved the equity objectives we seek as we try to recover from this tremendous catastrophe. the reality is we know the current situation is unsustainable and it's important to point out there have been millions of deaths from covid-19 around the world and we know that disproportionate amount have been in wealthier nations with pre-existing exposure so far but now we see a big acceleration and mortality and morbidity related to covid-19 in india and brazil and so many parts of the emerging world and that makesin this crisis even me urgent. we have been successful at building a big global public-private partnership that has resulted in tremendous breakthroughs in science and --

abc's zohreen shah is right there in los angeles with much more on this story.o you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. caitlyn jenner was previously on one of the biggest reality shows of all time, "keeping up with the kardashians." she has no political experience, now hoping to be california's governor, but, look, there is no publicly released data that suggests that gavin newsom would likely lose a potential recall race but jenner still creating a lot of buzz. she shocked the world when she came out as transgender in 2015. caitlyn jenner now with a new stunning announcement. she says she's running for california governor intensifying the efforts to unseat gavin newsom in a potential recall election. >> every time i turn around in life, i'm putting myself in these high-pressure situations. >> reporter: the olympic gold medalist and transgender activist tweeting friday, i'm in. california is worth fighting for, #recallnewsom. jenner's candidacy is one of the most prominent bids for office by an openly transgendered american. occurring during a record-breaking year

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president of the indian medical association recently and joins me from near delhi in yemen and dr shah my breath come on now you've seen the impact of the coronavirus in india up close why are we seeing this surge in cases. first of all we follow 'd you know we've got one of the writers and fanatically the lead guard on people parked at a false sense of security that exist on something and elections happening and big big rallies and religious gatherings. and mouth were being led to the surge and we have. been for developing. and also indications of a lot of situation we're just waiting to talk a bit about these mutations we've heard about these double mutations that are being detected in india are these more infectious then earlier versions of this virus we had this team who would want to be very people you know especially when they use the term the super spreaders last year they were told not much affected but this time we have seen you have a more diluted in the younger people mostly and in fantasy even in children. and their dog wouldn't have been detected to be that about. one mete

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recognize the new shah g.e. that is you know appointed by the burmese military and the same cause. to all european union government even has a similar policy of not recognizing the military regime without the functioning state and so you know 3 weeks ago i call on the e.u. governments to d. recognize military attaches because i cut in anticipated this kind of scenario across european union city and their capitals and so i think the e.u. should to you know take heed of what is happening here in preempt a similar situation by de recognize the military attack across the european union capitals thank you so much that's very clear burmese activist m i was ami in london thank you thank you thank you they say they are marketplace going digital investors are spending enormous amounts some artworks that exist only in digital form until now digital was so used to copy it didn't make any sense financially but that has not changed i mean implications for the market huge. the magic word is n f t or non fungible token and it's revolutionizing leonhard market this technology records the owners id

tonight we welcome abc's zohreen shah to "nightline." >> reporter: for years, california and car cultureave gone hand in hand. fast cars, burning rubber, a rush of adrenaline. >> i'm racing, i'm not stopping. >> reporter: in this world, speed is king. your worth often measured in horsepower. >> what's the fastest that you've gone on a regular street? >> 160 miles an hour. >> reporter: and social media status. >> it was a drug you've got to wean yourself off of. right or wrong, you grow up. >> reporter: a lifestyle steeped in risk and recklessness comes with a price. the consequences often tragic. >> you're driving cars at 100 lus miles an hour. you can expect that there will be accidents and that some of those accidents unfortunately will be deadly. >> they think they're indestructible, they can get away with it. unfortunately, due to resources for most agencies, it is a hard event for law enforcement. >> reporter: in los angeles, a city built around driving, highways cut through the landscape like blood vessels. but the same city streets that make everyday life here possible for citizen

s are funny for shah has been to meet one woman speaking out against what some chechen men perceive as traditional roles. we are meeting and only in 5 or offer a neighborhood of vienna she says growing up here as a chechen woman means being observed. last month president after her we were stopped and asked to shore i.d.'s and to speak in chechen so that they are certain that my brothers from chechnya to this is current member would i. feel like part on the underling recalls being questioned in a subway in vienna by chechen men who saw it is immoral if she had spent time with a man who was not from chechnya and all the is not her real name and we cannot show her face at a funeral for precautions still the 23 year old wants to race for voice against intimidation the people and only refers to our so-called moral guardians last month several chechen men went on trial in austria for have arresting female compadre it's for showing western behavior and for running an online chat where they threaten chechen been and only shows me chat groups where pictures of chechen women have been posted and

let's return to windsor castle, where sonali shah - himself. state funeral. buckingham palace have said that the details will be released on the royal website in due course. and as you say, they are advising members of the public to perhaps consider charity donations instead of floral tributes, and are directing people towards an online book of condolence. but despite that advice, there has been a steady stream of people, respectful and socially distancing, but a steady stream of people who want to come here to pay their respects, families, we spoke to a group of teenagers who have never seen windsor so quiet, having so many people here, it was so quiet that they thought that we were having a moment of silence. remember, for locals here and everyone we spoke to has been local, this is a very personal loss of a member of their community. the queen and prince philip have been isolating here, they spend christmas here for the first time in 30 years, they celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary here back in november. and people want to come here

you're a protege of the northern alliance's leader, ahmad shah massoud.e taliban. they've tried to kill you. they and their associates in different militia organisations have tried to kill you on many different occasions. 0ne infamous incident in 2019, when suicide bombers went to your campaign headquarters. they killed more than 30 people. you're one of the few people to escape alive. you and the taliban are in a blood feud to the end, aren't you? as a patriot, nationalist afghan, i am ready to suppress my personal feelings and i will be a drop in the sea of the national feelings in the country, and the national sentiment, and the national feeling is for peace. i will not stand on the way of the peace. i can't stand on the way of the peace. but what i have articulated in the past that, you know, together with president ashraf ghani, we will hold the elections as soon as feasible. he will not stand, as he has articulated. i will not stand, as i have clearly made it public. but i have said i will not work under the same ceiling with a taliban — that's what

minister was shamed by the opposition into suspending his future rallies the whole minister mr ahmed shah has been seeing a lot of pot and clinics with them disease enlarging the rosedale in the in the in. need by the sea in the voice and the news knowledge gatherings not really with the danger seems to me sinking into. and the brains of the leadership. it was too little too late but what the indians witnessed during the hindu festival was even more alarming throngs of hindu majority of them without masks descending on the ganges river day after day initially not much was made of that in the media. did eventually change. the coverage with what we saw in march of last year. when the muslim movement the tbilisi jamaat brought a few 100 worshippers together in new delhi and elements within the indian media absolutely vela fight them mano some very sick i don't know why it afflicted whom they. were not you hardly know god it's a double standard a revealing one on islamophobia on the indian airwaves. but it was i'm going. to be proved to be a super spread a vent and even then the media didn't

of course it's all a shah presidential elections all the united states are a broken outdated mess they made claim that there was no serious fraud but the system itself it's soo broken that in any other country they'd be calling it election fraud the reason nothing sacred about the electoral college. and the electoral college and the filibuster time to give the majority of voice. we cannot forget to vote as they were told college it's a way to steal the voice of the people. if there's one thing that's america is unified on right now is that we all hate the electoral college so let's abolish the dumb thing. that isn't sacred when some people's votes count more than the votes of others depending on where they live there is nothing holy about people's votes being rounded up or rounded down by delegates it's an old ugly mess that frankly should have been obviated some time ago the electoral college is just the tip of the iceberg malin votes in 2020 were all over the place hundreds of thousands of votes lost and miscounted threw away were covered and recounted and about a 3rd of all state vo

police officer who faces the shah young black man has appeared in court. right short of a shot on sunday after being stopped by police for a traffic violation officer kim paltrow was charged with manslaughter and released on bail the incident reignited days of protests against racial inequality and police brutality police say the officer mistakenly drew her gun instead of her taser. manslaughter. ya'll see the difference this is a case in this is a gave her but no money if you will squeal with a big ugh law these 2 are hurting our family it's hard not blood has been spilled and all we ex was the police just keep getting his name out and please help us to go ahead and get something done on a conviction something still to come in this half hour back under lockdown and for the 3rd wave is still rampant france reaches a milestone event hoped to avoid plus north korea celebrates of the day of the sun but there are storm clouds on the horizon. right australia's weather now look sees no it's commensurate with the middle of april we've got fronts coming up from th

horn of africa larry is the shallows there it's essential in southern parts of atheist and then the shah was about if they ramp up once again is the southern parts of uganda some heavy downpours over towards the democratic republic of congo i was saying some very heavy rain now starting to push its way up into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola know them areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny. but. frank assessments the world is on a brink. that model fabian is that a fair assessment you via catastrophic global hialeah to twice as valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines the inside story. hello again this is al jazeera the main news this hour reports are emerging that the a mosque military killed more than 80 people in the town of boggo on friday in a separate incident a coalition of the rebels is claiming its 1st m