the falling 50 p% below the original ipo price, and one analyst has a buy on it this morning, and yousefasqual joining us now. welcome. >> thank you. >> and fou, your content is built around the nfl, and what is giving you confidence a that it is coming? >> well, it is more than that, and what you are seeing twitter doing is to pivot are from the facebook-like social platform to start building awareness around the special events. the nfl is one of them. you the olympic, and you have the european champions league, and obviously, the election, and what we are saying is that as they are going to start nailing them down, and improve the measurement, and their analytics which is very, very important to the brand advertisers they should be able to see higher ad budgets coming their way, and again at $14, none of it is baked into the stock. >> and mike isaac, i can't help butnotice the contrast of the same from cbs, super bowl should have been great for cbs, and should have been great for twitter, and so is this going to change things so that the big events translate into revenue better than th

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yousef's satire was too biting, after being suspended and pulled off the air and forced to move to differentnnounced he had had enough, the shows ended twoiers, and he left egypt in part over fears of his safety and now living in california, yousef will soon debut in california "the democracy handbook". listen in. >> it is an amazing honor. >> oh, my god, it's an amazing honor. i may be in one of the coolest cnn studios ever. it is so cool. >> we got an award for it. >> the bricks and stuff. we need a live audience and people cheering for us as we go in. this is crazy. yeah. >> you had your own shows. you had a show on after the egyptian revolution? >> yes. >> it was the number one show in egypt and then president morsi didn't like it and he prosecuted a case against you and morsi gets deposed, but it turns out the new regime doesn't like it and doesn't allow it to air. >> i'm not popular with the regimes and they have a problem with my jokes. i don't know. >> i know that you are constrained -- let's be honest, about what you can say about all of this. >> yeah. >> let me start by asking you,

. -- dilma yousef rousseff yielded her position, a brazilian paper decided to give their vote of confidenceo the 75-year-old. it is necessary in these times of deep division in brazil between those are that are in favor of dilma rousseff and those were very critical of her. give our confidence to this government because of the moment, until the government we have. they stayed the country must be united if he wants to get back on track and resume its growth. anchor: what are we saying for papers outside of brazil? most papers inside brazil are in favor of the impeachment, it's the opposite for papers outside. most papers outside of brazil are article of impeachment process. let's take a look at the front page of the wall street journal. they are talking about the hard road ahead for brazil, equally, if we take a look at the editorial in the guardian today, the newspaper starts out by saying brazil has got itself into a terrible mess trade is difficult to see how it will get out of it. they are talking about direct logical system in brazil these days. anchor: seeing a lot of focus on who is m

yousef zideian is feeling the pinch. he's been drawing on the grand place for 18 years.nd he reporter: i heard from my friends, which is the horsemen here, flower sellers, or many shops and restaurants around, i know i have many friends which have restaurants and they said they have much much more less people. >> according to the hotel association, reservations have fallen by between 30 and 40 percent. not only because of fear. since the attacks, brussels airport, belgium's biggest airport, has not been functioning at full capacity. the post-attack consequences are like aftershocks all over the country. in bruges, it's mainly overseas visitors who are staying away. >> now we're sometimes going out with only two people. usually the boats are full and there are queues. but that's not the case at all now. reporter: those who do make it to bruges can enjoy the city without masses of tourists. even if they can't quite forget about terrorism. >> terrorists are everywhere in the world you see and these attacks can happen anywhere so i'm not scared of them, the motor for them is

fact no one has taken responsibility i think is a bit sinister, and see that's exactly what ramzi yousef did in 1994. >> stay safe over there in paris. of course we still don't know the cause of the downing of that jet. thank you. >>> all right. mike huckabee still ahead tonight. >>> and next i'll break down the general election with pollster lee carter. >>> then, is donald trump tougher than tony soprano? i have a former sopranos cast member and current gop delegate here tonight. and ask him that very question. >>> later scott baio and i head to trump tower to try to meet the man who lives in the penthouse. and we ran into interesting people along the way. how does he treat women? >> better than us. >>> >>> a brand-new fox news poll out this week shows that in a head to head match up this november donald trump would now beat hillary clinton. so, can he continue to gain momentum as we head into november? with me to break it down is republican pollster lee carter. lee, just a few months ago, hillary clinton has a huge lead over donald trump. and a few days ago, hillary clinton has a slim

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yousef zideian is feeling the pinch. he's been drawing on the grand place for 18 years.s not the only one. reporter: i heard from my friends, which is the horsemen here, flower sellers, or many shops and restaurants around, i know i have many friends which have restaurants and they said they have much much more less people. >> according to the hotel association, reservations have fallen by between 30 and 40 percent. not only because of fear. since the attacks, brussels airport, belgium's biggest airport, has not been functioning at full capacity. the post-attack consequences are like aftershocks all over the country. in bruges, it's mainly overseas visitors who are staying away. >> now we're sometimes going out with only two people. usually the boats are full and there are queues. but that's not the case at all now. reporter: those who do make it to bruges can enjoy the city without masses of tourists. even if they can't quite forget about terrorism. >> terrorists are everywhere in the world you see and these attacks can happen anywhere so i'm not scared of them, the mot

ramszi yousef actually did a. booing like this -- he is in prison right now. al qaeda. a bombing of a philippine airliner in deese of 04 where they had a device go off with the intention of making the aircraft go down by hitting the fuel tank. missed it but it took out the flight controls. al qaeda in the arabic peninsula has been somewhat silent but has been wanting to use a bomb on an airplane. i think if you look at the patterns of the past it may be repeating to the future. >> do you think al qaeda is a group we should hone in on? you have got isis, boko haram. there are many groups out there when you think of who potentially could have done this, al qaeda is at the top of the list? >> al qaeda because they have both had the attempt -- they have been seeking targets. the shoe bomber, reed was trained in yemen. yemen has been a place where they have been rapidly aibl able to expand again. this is more of a pattern i would recognize coming out of al qaeda who is probably wanting to compete with isis. and no one is taking credit yet i'm just saying it is a possibility.

fact no one has taken responsibility i think is a bit sinister, and see that's exactly what ramzi yousef did in 1994. >> stay safe over there in paris. of course we still don't know the cause of the downing of that jet. thank you. >>> all right. mike huckabee still ahead tonight. >>> and next i'll break down the general election with pollster lee carter. >>> then, is donald trump tougher than tony soprano? i have a former sopranos cast member and current gop delegate here tonight. and ask him that very question. >>> later scott baio and i head to trump tower to try to meet the man who lives in the penthouse. and we ran into interesting people along the way. how does he treat women? >> better than us. >>> hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... d

fact no one has taken responsibility i think is a bit sinister and see that's exactly what ramzi yousef did in 1994. >> stay safe over there in paris. of course we still don't know the cause of the downing of that jet. thank you. >>> all right. mike huckabee still ahead tonight. >>> and next i'll break down the general election with pollster lee carter. >>> then is donald trump tougher than tony soprano? i have a former sopranos cast member and current gop delegate here tonight. and ask him that very question. >>> later scott baio and i head to trump tower to try to meet the man who lives in the penthouse. and we ran into interesting people along the way. how does he treat women? >> better than us. >>> "street justice" is still ahead of don't go away. >> announcer: this program is brought to you by otezla. introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take

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and the ceo of singapore's noble group yousef aliriza has resigned.fter being accused of overstating its assets by billions of dollars. known shares since then down about 75%. >>> back to the markets. u.s. equity futures, again, last trading day of the month. you can see there are green arrows. dow up by 20 points. s&p, a point higher. nasdaq up by 5. we want to check out the treasury market. joe was talking about the fmoc comphevn comments. >>> take a look at what's happening with the dollar. right now, looks like in the currency markets the dollar is down by the euro and yen. the euro is trading at 1.1146. the yen at 1.1105. gold prices look like down slightly. >>> the dow and s&p are coming off their best week since march. let's get more on this holiday-shortened week on wall street. julian emanuel joins us now director of u.s. equity and strategy at ubs. along with don sciutto. are either one of you june or july in terms of a next rate hike? >> more likely, july. >> if you're going to do it, you might as well do it in june. >> might as well and do