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yousef mehdi joins me now, corporate vp of devices and off, yousef. i'm looking at this.he stats. i know that, of course, it's extremely thin, it's very light, and it's, like, is it a tablet or is it a laptop, right? >> right. perfect. i mean, today what we're introducing with surface pro 3 is a tablet that can replace the laptop. it answers the question tablet or laptop. today all of us, 96% of people who have an ipad have a laptop because with one you can consume, but the other one you can create. which one do you choose? we wanted to say you don't have to choose. let me show you first here, this is a tablet that you have. it's really nice, see how light it is. liz: yep. i already felt that. there's a solid thickness to it that you feel like this is a bit more than something that is just going to be propped up on your lap when you're in bed. >> right. it's a full pc. intel, i5, i7, a third of an inch, 1.75 pounds. really light. and then what you've got is this really focused on productivity. let me show you. today you get a pen and paper, you want to take a note, normal

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yousef joins us to introduce us to the discussion. yousef, what's his problem?> well, good to see you, ross. it's a fascinating story. this is a man who worked for more than 20 years for citibank, then decides to join abu dhabi islamic bank in 2008. he says this is not just about muslim customers. he says the value proposition extends to all. and there are serious benefits to the business side. i sat down with mahmoud and asked him what those really are. >> islamic banks engage in real economy. we finance construction. we finance trade. we finance schools. we finance hospitals. we finance the acquisition of real assets. >> the derivatives add value, genuine value to the marketplace. >> it's a zero sum gain. >> if you're an airline you try to -- >> we do not speculate. it's not magical. it's simple. we do take risk but we do not take that reckless risk. >> currently the bank operates in seven countries. earlier in april they bought the retail operations of barclays in the united arab emirates for $177 million as it continues to expand its footprint. that comes wi

yousef had a change of heart. >> felt so bad how excited the college students were getting i called upipotle and put in an order of $1500 worth of burritos. >> he decided to buy the burritos and hand them out. one small problem, though. >> we put the wrong date on the flyer. >> oops. >> people were getting turned away. he goes out and hands out a bunch of burritos. the folks over at chipotle didn't like the idea of him handing out free burritos. >> you need permission. >> i'm not doing anything wrong. >> what? >> kind of weird. >> like if i bought you guys burritos i could give them to you. >> i'm doing a good deed out here, giving it to homeless people. >> but he still had a box of 200 burritos. so here's what he did. >> on behalf of [ inaudible ] chipotle palooza. ♪ >> he just walked into a classroom unannounced, they put he professor wanted to do something nice. the professor has no idea what's going on. he wasn't in on it. >> who would like a chipotle burrito? >> this took a lot of turns. >> did not go as planned. the second didn't go as planned. >> but they made it work. they got

obviously yousef has been all over the story. but how do they get that year engagement. i do think you could own twitter and facebook if the stars line along right. but we haven't seen that yet because the engagement factor and the ability to be able to have that price point and attack, they just don't have facebook what facebook has right now. >> his target was 40 and he didn't change it. it could hit 40 in a day the way this stock moves. so i didn't find it that bullish in terms of his upgrade. >> sounded bullish in the enter sttrue interview. >> he did it. >> i like it a lot. do i own twitter. and i think it goes higher. we get a pair upgrades, carries to nearly $35. i think his target is conservative. >>> still ahead, are bonds in a bubble? we'll ask jeffrey lacker. he'll join us in a first on cnbc interview, so timely with rates going what they are today. >>> and battle of the exchanges. iex founder went toe to toe with bill o'brien during a cnbc interview last month. >> what do you use to price trades in your matching? >> we use the frequedirect fees. you had a 300

the groups original leader, mohammed yousef, was captured. he died in police custody.er a new leader, the group attacks became increasingly odd basis. experts believe the group as connections to al qaeda and may receive funding and weapons from the group. boko haram has released videos showing off its arsenal. some citigroup is now better armed than the nigerian military. establishedm has itself primarily in the mainly north nigeria. it is the country's poorest area, one of the poorest in the with high levels of unemployment, infant mortality, and illiteracy. many nigerians accused the government of neglecting the region. thee the general neglect -- general neglect helped boko haram. but if boko haram does not help people, how could they manage to get soldiers, fighters? unemployment is helping them because the youth are looking to find ways to lead. >> boko haram have artie killed thousands of people, and the eu when estimates that hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes. >> earlier, i spoke to dw's reporter who is traveling in northern nigeria. i a

yousef, good morning. >> when you initially upgraded to hold from sell about a month ago, yousef, you were basically saying you believed the new ad formats were coming. given that there are hundreds of millions of shares that are up for expiration today and could be sold, i mean, how much do you think the technicals will overshadow any positives for the time being? >> well, look, in the short term, absolutely, the technicals are going to define where the stock goes. out of the 450 million shares, by our estimates, there are probably somewhere between 200 to 300 million shares that could actually -- or should be coming to market over the next days and weeks. so clearly, we did the upgrade recognizing in the short term -- the upgrade to a hold from a sell, recognizing two things. one, that most of the downside from $75 all the way to 40, where we downgraded it, was pretty much done, meaning that we're not going to see another 45% down from the 40% -- from the $40 level. and, two, we feel that over the longer

yousef. you'll find that coverage on sunday right here on al jazeera. let's cross over to steph and steph, you're going to tell us about what's happening in india. >> that's right. we've had some wild weather in the past couple of hours. on the satellite picture these bright-white areas look rather severe. thunderstorms, very strong wrindz as well. so that has created a dust storm here. it's pick up a lot of dysdust and haze and made things quiet miserable. when these thunderstorms dropped over us, they were 40° and they dropped to 35, in the last hour and a half. some of them are expected to be rather potent. around here, it is going to be rather hot, what you would expect at this time of year. in the south we have the premonsoon rain, clouds and showers, that's how things will look as we head through day onto monday as well. these showers are just a taste of what's to come. >> all right steph thank you. >>> well, saturday is world no tobacco day. and the world health organization is calling on governments to increase taxes on tobacco products. it's es

one of them will be yousef salmon, he is one of millions who are not allowed to return home. >> the pope doesn't have an army, but he has an exceptional moral and political influence, so everything he says will be listened to. >> the trip is far from controversy before it even started. the pope will visit the state of palestine, a recognition of th the 2012 u.n. resolution that granted palestine an observer status, a political statement that has raised eyebrows in israel. >> reporter: the head of the jewish community in rome said that the pope made concessions too easily. >> for the first time the pope will lay a wreath on the tomb of theodore hertzel. it's a gesture that not many heads of states make. i hope this is a step forward in diplomatic relations between israel and the vatican. >> reporter: hate crimes against christians have increased in israel and the occupied territories, but pope francis has refused to travel in a pul a bullet-proof car. another indication that his trust in dialogue is stronger than their fear of hatred. >> leaders are joining pope will be abraham skorkha. a

took over after the execution of the group's leader, mohamed yousef. boko haram does not have widespread appeal. >> boko haram is a fringe movement, it is a terrorist group which has assassinated muslim learned men, it has terrorized communities and it is a small group relatively speaking but it casts a large shadow. >> this month's mass killings and the kidnapping of school girls are the most recent teefnts in a series of -- events in a series of bold attacks. nigeria surpasses south africa's wealth, boko haram is based in the poverty stricken north which is mostly muslim. in 2010, boko haram engineered a prison break which freed more than 700 inmates. the next year it launched a suicide attack on the united nations credit outpost. and blew up a bus station killing nearly 100 people. boko haram has a credibility problem and so does the nigerian government. >> the biggest issue ask credibility. boko haram started out and preyed ton grievances of northern nigerians. they tried to fill a gap in which the government was not seen as credible or worthy. the

hey, jake, boko haram is a terrorist agency that really became militant in 2009 when their leader, yousef mohammed was killed by the police. in the last several years they have killed thousands in nigeria. mostly in the northeast, but they struck here in the capital, and in the central town of jost just yesterday, they have hacked people to death, burned people alive in their homes. this group has attacked mosqus,s churches, police barracks, just in the last month alone they're responsible for 1500 deaths. >> there were twin blast s leaving 118 people dead, and the attack bears the hallmarks of boko haram. how are the people on the ground dealing with this crisis? >> well, this attack sort of highlights the reign of terror that people in nigeria have been living under. the people of nigeria are trying to get the government to stop the flow of violence. we report on these attacks nearly every week. bombings, fire bombs of people's homes. school attacks, as you know, jake, this horrific attack where on april 18th, the boko haram kidnapped 276 girls and six weeks later we're still unable to

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mohammed yousef was captured and by the police. on amurder was captured cell phone camera. went viral. who is the leader now? guest: it does not have a single leader, what it seems to have is a number of different warlords. the most prominent one is abubakar shekau. he periodically communicates with the outside world using a video. it was by video that he announced last week that it had been his group that had kidnapped the girls. why is this group focused on the west? guest: it is not so much the west. it is the destruction of the nigerian state that it is focused on. promotesducation secularism, secularism promotes the nation state. the nationstate man's worship, orngs like a national anthem ledge of allegiance to the flag. the worship of anything other idolatrous.s western education that promotes it is evil. the destruction of evil is an end that justifies any means, including the slaughter of .6-year-old 218-year-old boys that episode occurred about two months ago. what is the religious makeup of nigeria and how does that play into what is happening? a big place.a is it

that was dominated by the brotherhood in tahrir square at which the leadership decided to invite yousefqaradawi to speak and decided to throw a good name off the platform. that was a moment to reflect on, you know, what kinds of things you needed to succeed in the revolution and implies italy -- implicitly a decision was made, and i think it was made incorrectly. other things like, tarek probably remembers the exact circumstances when, you know, the assassination of anwar sadat was next to general -- [inaudible] at a public event. that was probably not a very smart thing to do. so from the, first of all, from the perspective of having a successful pursuit of your own program and from the larger per spentive of -- perspective of egypt or arab interests, those things matter a lot and turn out one way or the other. how things turn out one way or the other can actually be, trivial as they are or small as they are, be actually fairly desossive. >> thank you -- decisive. thank you, hillel. thank all three of you. met me close with these observations before i thank my colleagues. first of all,

we are joined by yousef now. >> dennis lockhart decided to do this out of the financial center in duh bbai. when it comes to his outlook in terms of growth, he said he was optimistic there would be a rebound to the strength of 3% that he envisioned, but he also admitted that the first quarter growth which came in .10% was weaker than he had expected and the future revisions may show even a contraction. also keep in mind that we are trying to understand how this setback in the first quarter affects the different uses of monetary policy tools. have a listen. >> i think there's a very high bar to changing the tapering decision, meaning either to stop tapering or to actually purchase assets. so it's a very high bar. it would require in my mind a fairly dramatic reversal of the economic momentum that we see. so all things considered with my outlook, i think tapering is going to phase out toward the end of the year. so to answer your question, it would take a lot to change that decision in my. . >> from what you are picking up in terms of data, do you still see a liftoff in rates in the thi

the aftermath hundreds of boko haram members were killed among them the group's then leader moumd yousef. since then they've carried out oh dashs attacks on mosques and villages razed to the ground, residents killed in fire bomb attack, shot and some victims even hacked to death. >> what we've seen is increasingly vicious attacks by boko haram in remote villages, schools, and businesses. >> reporter: last november the state department designated boko haram as a terrorist organization, and they estimate the membership ranges in the hundreds to a few thousand. so what motivates this diabolical group? boko haram translates to "western education is a sin." the group aims to establish a fully islamic state in nigeria and implement sharia law. a report on homeland security called boko haram a sophisticated ally of al qaeda. as for the current leader, shekau, in power since 2009. last june the u.s. put a bounty on him offering a reward up to $7 million for information leading to his location. and the outcry on social media to get these girls home keeps griing. ireports coming into cnn showing s